Ashville Man Draws Jail Term for Unclear Shooting Case
Charles Granath of Ashville was sentenced to eight years in Attica State Prison by County Judge Hugh V.N. Bailie after pleading guilty to first degree assault for shooting Solon L. Sprinchorn at a Jamestown area cottage. Other defendants faced related charges and long terms for robbery, grand larceny, and assault.
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Hugh V.N. Bailie
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Lawrence Resinger
Franklin
Fish
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Bethlehem Steel Announces $390 Million Expansion Plan
Bethlehem Steel Corp unveils a $390 million expansion to raise ingot capacity to 17.6 million tons per year by 1982. Current steelmaking capacity stands at 15 million tons annually, with the program adding 2.6 million tons through new furnaces rolling mills and related facilities.
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Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem
E.G. Gace
Sparta Man Held on Fraud Charge in Meadville
Sparta township resident Whitman, 50, pleaded not guilty to selling property under sheriff’s levy. After arraignment he waived a hearing, was ordered held for February grand jury, and jailed on $2,000 bail. The case involves a Dodge truck liened for $1,495 and costs from an auto collision with Everett and Lois Sheets. State Police turned Whitman over to the sheriff after capture in Exie.
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Whitman
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Everett
Lois Sheets
Exie
Pennsylvania
Major U S Churches Receive Merger Plan
Seven large Protestant groups in the United States received a merger plan to form the United Church of Christ. The plan follows over a year of work by an executive and drafting committee and will be reviewed by each denomination for revisions and approval. Participants include the Presbyterians U S A and U S Bvan fieldal and Reformed, Congregational Christian, Disciples of Christ, Methodists, and the International Association of Community Churches.
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Associated Press
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Ivan Lee Holt
St. Louis
Whale
Presbyterians of
U.S.A
U.S
Pittsburgh Tragedy: Waitress Killed in South Side Incident
A Pittsburgh South Side tragedy leaves Eleanor Martino, 20, dead from a fractured skull after a January 2 incident in Orabi y Pittsburg. Four other persons are injured in the same event.
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Pittsburgh
Eleanor Martino
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Market dull in railroad shares with slight losses
New York June 23 trading showed modest selling in the railroad section of the stock market easing prices. Losses were small and trading volume light though interest grew as prices moved down. Nickel Plate fell nearly 4 with limited activity and other rails mostly off a dollar or less. Major names including American Can, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, General Motors, Tennessee, and Standard Oil affiliates showed varied declines amid a broad, cautious session.
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Dover
Doliy
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Amerbcarr
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Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Bethlehem Steel
Briges Mig
Chrysler Corp
Col Gas
Egg Market Mixed Prices In New York Wholesale Trade
Egg prices mixed in New York wholesale market with varieties from extra fancy heavyweights to mediums showing wide spreads. Market notes list white and brown eggs with price ranges across sizes and grades, followed by a stray line claiming over 70 percent of U.S. farms own automobiles.
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Margiotti Entitled To End Of 1951 Salary
Attorney General Charles J. Margiotti remains entitled to his salary at the end of the 1951 session, per the auditor general’s ruling. The dispute centers on whether he may continue in office under Governor Pine without Senate confirmation, amid cabinet friction sparked by Duff’s unconfirmed commissioners.
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Charles J. Margiotti
Auditor General
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John 5. Pine
Unner
James H. Duff
Democrats
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Duff
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Fine
Change of life woes and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
A reader recalls tales of menopause and explains using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to relieve hot flashes and nervous irritability. She reports relief from symptoms and recommends the remedy as a regular aid during middle age.
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Pinkham
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Army Extends Overseas Tours by Six Months in Germany
FRANKFURT Germany January 23 The U S Army said it is lengthening foreign service tours in Germany by six months boosting strength at the Western Europe outpost. Replacements for soldiers who completed foreign service will become reinforcements, and all tours due to end before August 20 will be four years instead of three.
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Frankfurt
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U. S. Army
United States
Lesan
Huiy
Inet Abigaiet
Faint Fragment Says It All in Red Coal Alarm
A partial, unclear note references coal alarm and national red. No definite names or dates are readable. The fragment hints at a broader coal safety or national alert topic without specifics.
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