Green's Office Manager Testimony Planned in Tobyhanna Depot Case
Lewisburg AP report details Rose Boyce, manager of Rep Green’s Philadelphia office, slated to testify as eighth witness in the trial of J. Groves, accused of defrauding the United States in the Army Signal Corps Depot at Tobyhanna. The defense centers on contract awards and claimed overpayments, with witness cross examinations on excavation terms and surveying errors.
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Joseph Brennan
John P Gilboy Jr
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Rochez Bros
Pittsburgh
Joseph Rochez
Roches
Power's widow robbed. $15,900 in fur and jewelry taken
Mrs Tyrone Power returned home with her newborn son Tyrone after a hospital visit when burglars struck, stealing a quartz coat a mink stole and some cuff links valued at $15,900. The infant William Power was born Thursday.
Brando Rejects Beatnik Label On Malibu Cliff Trip
Hollywood scribe Bob Thomas notes Marlon Brando dismisses beatnik identify, says leather jacket and motorcycle will follow him until he’s old. Brando, while directing and starring in One Eyed Jacks on Malibu cliffs, critiques Beat movement and defends his separate path despite San Francisco North Beach ties.
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Hriat
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Wildcats Edge NC To Retain Top AP Rating
Kentucky narrowly holds first in the AP poll over North Carolina as the top college basketball team. The Wildcats collected 41 first place votes to 27 for North Carolina, with Kansas State weakly ranked. the top ten stayed steady amid midseason exams.
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Wall Street Slips In Early Trading Amid Broad Decline
The New York market opened with cautious losses as many leading stocks retreated fractionally. Among notable movers and indexes, large and mid cap shares such as American Car, AT&T, Bethlehem Steel, Ford, General Electric, and U S Steel showed down or flat early, while rails and industrials faced selling pressure. Egg market updates show wholesale offerings with quotes for white top quality, brown shell, and smalls across standard grades.
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Generotors
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Penn RR
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Socony
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Younstown S&t
American Stock Exchange
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Union City Board Debates Wage Tax to Fund Schools
Union City School Board discusses a 0.5 percent wage tax to cover rising school operation costs. A finance committee meeting with Borough Council will determine mechanics and costs of collection. Current revenue comes from a 3 mill property tax, $5 per capita tax, and a $3 personal tax.
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Union City
Senate probes kick off new year of racket hearings
The Senate rackets committee opens another year of hearings in Washington. Detroit union head James Hoffa is called out for alleged connections with gangsters amid broader scrutiny of Teamsters Local 2. The panel seeks more time to extend its probe into graft, overcharges, and union affairs while examining reports of prostitution tied to business deals and a Murrow broadcast transcript.
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Condemn Second In Cuba Trial Hearings Focus On Testimony
The court prepared to hear Sosa Blanco's appeal as a key witness described a 26 April incident in Cantodol Paso. Carmen Vazquez testified soldiers attacked her home killing her husband and two brothers and abducting another cousin while a fourth relative was slain outside. Vazquez identified Morejon among three prisoners on the bench and said none of the victims were rebels.
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Classified Want-Ads Announcement for Meerdink’s Furniture
Classified notice shows Meerdink's Distinctive Furniture listing locations West Smith Alreetensian and DR-E A Garson Ghiropodial C2 o North.Gentershen. Ads note open by appointment most days except Sunday with days Monday Thursday and Friday. Contact phone 2-5574 for arrangements.
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Meerdink
West Smith
Even Hot Want Ads Won't Halt A' Freeze When The Mercury Hits 15 Degrees
Farmers advertise services and goods amid a cold snap with notices for American Breeders Service sires, Quiet Acres Nursing Home contact, and January 28 free pancake event. Harvesters financing and trade-in offers appear alongside local business promos and farm equipment ads.
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Dan Knapp
Quiet Acres
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Logan R
Kidnaped Baby Found Alive In Brooklyn Case
Police traced footprints to identify the Tavarez infant nine days after theft from a Brooklyn hospital. Angelo Ortiz and his wife Ascension confessed after investigators uncovered a phone tip line lead and an admission by Mrs Ortiz. Tavarez family, Domin ican Republic origin, includes three other children. An earlier case led to the recovery of the Chinichio baby at Jean Tavarone’s apartment who faces kidnaping charges and mental tests.
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Lisa Rose
Brooklyn
James B. Leggett
Tavarez
Leggett
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Angelo Ortiz
Ascension Ortiz
FBT
Henry
Ortia
Dominican Republic
Chinichio
Jean Tavarone
City Notice From Streets and Public Improvements Office
J. R. Dearing Director of Streets and Public Improvements and Don D. Williams City Clerk issue a dated city notice on January 27 1959 regarding 3127 303 and related public works actions.
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J. R. Dearing
Don D. Williams
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