Bank Directors Reelect Officers In 1933 Year Start
Citiens National Bank directors held their annual meeting and re elected J. J. Desmond as president S.G. Sweet as vice president H. W. Parker cashier Margaret McCarthy assistant cashier and S. Waller Sweet assistant cashier. Street accidents report several falls with injuries across the city.
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Food prices reach record highs in 1952
Pittsburgh reports 1952 saw all time high retail food costs despite high farm output. Fruits vegetables and especially fresh items rose markedly with many doubling. Prices climbed after price controls ended, droughts in summer pushed corn apples and sweet potatoes higher at markets.
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Record High Farm Prices Challenge Supply Signals
A 104 high farm index this year shows production does not ensure lower prices. Demand remains strong for foods with abundant outputs, while few price controls persist. Corn wheat rice potatoes dry beans soybeans and other crops see elevated markets. Retailers push fruit prices to new highs amid bumper crops and steady demand.
Farmer Arre sted for Mistreating Animals in Westfield
A farmer named Max Value-Wiman was arrested at Parker Road Town of Westfield after pleading not guilty and posting 25 bail. He faced arraignment Saturday before Peace Justice Orrie A. Oltaway on charges of failing to provide proper food and drink to five cattle and two horses. County Jail desk officer Joseph Anderson and deputies investigated, noting one animal could not reach its milk.
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Wiman
Sunms
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Tanorent
Orrie A. Oltaway
Joseph Anderson
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Six Men Sentenced In County Court
Six men from Erie and surrounding areas faced sentencing after a October 15 theft at Millard Train Co. Robert Hoover received three years probation for stealing three radios and a clock. Ray Spangenburg, also of Erie, got three years probation for forgery. John Kunile of Bre was fined 50 and jailed for a week on drunken driving. Fred D. Kutterna and Douglas E. Smith of Erie and Erle were convicted of stealing a car and sent to the Western Penitentiary for two to four years. Myron Perry of Brie received three months for each of three worthless checks and two years for false pretenses, to run concurrently.
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Robert Hoover
Erle
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Hoover
Ray Spangenburg
John Kunile
Bre
Fred D. Kutterna
Erie
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Perry
Brie
Mother puzzled as arrest shocks Ambridge slaying case
The mother of a teen found beaten to death four years ago in Ambridge, Pennsylvania, says she remains puzzled after a 40-year-old housewife was arrested. She notes her husband, a material witness, has limited information and may have been advised not to discuss the case.
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Zigmond Bankowski
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