370 Million Railroad Suit Nears End
In Philadelphia a two way antitrust case involving railroads and trucking interests could conclude Friday after 14 weeks of trial. The Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association and members seek 250 million in triple damages, alleging railroads restrained trucking through public relations efforts. Railroads counter with 120 million in triple damages against the truckers.
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State officials urge architects to curb building costs
Governor told architects and state officials that the state should avoid frills in construction. He favors attractive buildings that fit with local aesthetics but warns against lavish furnishings and expensive materials in state offices and other projects.
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Trucker Fined After Failed Getaway Attempt
Edward McKeever, a diver for Zettino Transport Co., was stopped on Renée 20 by John Splista and Melviry Reaves. He attempted a tricky maneuver on Powell Avenue causing a jackknife incident. fined 1050 dollars by Justice John Lyons for the getaway attempt. police said the event occurred near Detroit Steel facility.
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Zettino Transport Co
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Melviry Reaves
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Justice of the Peace
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Messenger, 17, Robbed of 436 Dollars in Downtown Bank
A 17-year-old messenger, Paul Yount, was robbed of 436 dollars as he prepared to deposit money in a downtown bank night depository. He described a sharp item in his back and a man with a nickel-plated pistol. The thief fled with the money, belonging to Lack room Health Store.
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Young
Paul Yount
Wet Weather Spreads Across East and Central Regions
Wet weather covered the central portion while the eastern third stayed milder. Snow fell widely from the Upper Mississippi Valley to the Rockies, with heavy rain along the Great Lakes and lower Mississippi Valley. Subzero to ten below readings appeared in the Northern Plains, contrasted by 40s to 60s along the Atlantic seaboard as a new outbreak spread toward the northern Appalachians and lower Mississippi Valley.
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Two Cops Hurt As Patrol Car Crashes Near Newry
Two state policemen were injured when their patrol car crashed while pursuing motorist John Carrick, 32, of Hollidaysburg, and Hermini Gill, 39, of Cresson. The vehicle skidded on a patchy road on Route 220 near Newry, rolled into an embankment, and ended in a creek. Both officers were hospitalized with chest and back injuries.
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Cresson
Altoona Hospital
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Newry
Ike Goes Back To Work After Fete
The article recalls President Eisenhower returning to work after a fete and praising the inaugural parade as the best he has seen. It notes a shorter, well-done procession lasting longer than expected, with military units, flower floats, and missiles on display. Dr. Paul Dudley White and Maj. Gen. Leonard D. Heaton are highlighted as key figures from Eisenhower’s past medical events. White says the President is in excellent health now.
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Air Force
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Boston
Leonard D. Heaton
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State Commission Named to Plan High School Curricula
Dr. Charles H. Bohm superintendent of public instruction yesterday named a 22 man state commission to organize a statewide program for planning high school curricula. Dr. Chester T. McNerney of Pennsylvania State University was named chairman.
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Charles H. Bohm
Chester T. McNerney
Pennsylvani State University
Christian Science ads offer Health claims and readings
Advertisements invite readers to buy read or borrow Science and Health at 124 East Columbus Ave. Each Wednesday from 2 to 4 P.M. neighbors who are Christian Scientists testify to steady life improvements, with large claims of solvency over hopelessness.
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Evening TV Lineup for WBEN Buffalo and Local Stations
TV listings show WBEN Buffalo and affiliates scheduling children programs, game shows, dramas, and news across the evening. Highlights include Tonight at 6 00 with children theatre, Annie Oakley and Name That Tune, the Phil Silvers Show, Red Skelton, The 64 000 Question, Do You Trust Your Wife, and late news followed by sportscasts and movie or soap opera slots. The schedule runs through late night with 11 80 Eleventh Central and other regional program notes.
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Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Guiding Light
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