Arrest for speeding ends in fine for Paragraf Arnold Moore
Arnold D. Moore of R. D. 4, Corry, was fined 10 dollars plus costs after arraignment in Clymer on speeding. Deputy Richard Ressler arrested him and Moore appeared before Justice George Legters. A fire at Joseph Rock farm near Vendago destroyed an Angus steer and 4,000 bushels of potatoes, with $1,000 in sacks and equipment lost. The blaze origin was not determined.
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Arnold D. Moore
Corry
Clymer
Richard Ressler
Moore
George Legters
Joseph Rock
Vendago
Rev Charles Paull Accepts Franklin First Baptist Pastor Call
Rev. Charles A. Paull of Germantown has accepted the call to be pastor of Franklin's First Baptist Church. He preached at Franklin Sunday by request of the pulpit committee and is expected to arrive in Franklin in about a month to begin his duties.
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Charles A. Paull
Germanstown
Firs Baptist Church
Franklin
Paul
Austrian Boy Saved by U S Serum in Dramatic Race
An eight year old Austrian boy, Gottfried Eder of Kufstein, was saved from life threatening bleeding after nine days by anti hemophilic serum rushed from the United States to Innsbruck Hospital. Doctors reported the first shot stopped the bleeding and the boy is recovering under supervision before returning home.
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Innsbruck
Austria
United States
Gottfried Eder
Kufstein
Allies Concerned Over Fate of Big Four Meeting
Berlin reports indicate a deadlock among the three western powers and the Russians over a site for the Big Four foreign ministers conference. Allied leaders fear the talks with four Berlin commandants may derail the January 25 opening.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Former Mayor of Philadelphia Bernard Samuel Dies
Former Philadelphia mayor Bernard Samuel, age 78, died at his home. Known to residents as Barney, he served 14 years as chief executive of the city, retiring in January 1952.
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Philadelphia
Bernard Samuel
Samuel
Commemorative Song Honors Miles Horst at Banquet
A commemorative song titled You Miles Horst will honor Pennsylvania agriculture secretary at the annual state potato growers banquet in Harrisburg. Nine beauty queens including the apple pann dowdy and potato queens will serenade Horst for 11 years as top farm executive with lines about crops and endorsement.
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Krt
Harrisburg
Miles Horst
Pennsylvania
Horst
Russians Question Meeting as Parley Fails to Find Accord
Western sources report continued failure to reach agreement at the four commandants parley. A senior diplomat warned the effort may be doomed as the question arises whether the Russians want the meeting at all. The third session ended after 11 hours of fruitless talks. The text notes whales are mammals with rare hair in adults.
Special Session Called Over School Problems
The board plans a special session to address major school issues including costs of operation, moving students to the present Junior High, and attendance of about 1,200 at the new East Pleasant street school. A lunch-home policy for local students may provoke parental opposition.
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East Pleasant Street
Corry
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