Fined 500 for gaming case cited timing issues
A Hoboken man, 48, pleaded guilty to gambling charges and received a $500 fine after prosecutors argued timing flaws in the case. The defendant, Andrew Schadel, admitted to related offenses as the judge urged caution in applying the rules. The proceedings referenced a prior incident at a city club, with the attorney asserting the timing undermined the charges.
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Lake Church Announces Special Services
Lake Church schedules special services featuring Rev Alvin Rhodes and Rev Boel Leowes with guest speaker Jones from the University of Pittsburgh. The audience will hear about spiritual renewal and a Visit With in a community event advertised to attract locals.
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Evening TV Guide and Show Lineup for WBEN Buffalo
Local channel schedule lists children’s theatre, Gene Autry, News and Sports blocks, Annie Oakley, Phil Silvers, The $64,000 Question, You Bet Your Life, Captain Kangaroo, Arthur Godfrey, and soap operas like Guiding Light and Love of Life. Also includes 11 p.m. news, late movie entries, and talk show excerpts with various hosts and future airings.
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Freight Strike Shrinks Jobs and Halts Shipments Across Regions
The nation’s steel and rail system reels as 5,000 B&O workers join a broad strike. Lehigh Valley and Reading lines in Pennsylvania plan thousands of layoffs. Great Northern and Northern Pacific announce 50 layoffs in Superior Wisconsin. Superior, Wis. backlog movement to Great Lakes ships triggers ore fleet curtailment. The American Steel Warehouse Association inventories fall amid tight plates and straitened supply. Union demands peak as industry offers fail to reach a 6 month pact, with widespread idle plants and mounting cutbacks.
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State Auto Buying Plan Pays Off for Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's auto buying plan, started a year ago under Governor Leader, reports savings and revenue from buying at fleet discounts and selling used cars at public auction. Secretary Rice says about 750,000 saved on new car costs and 350,000 more from public sales. program aims for 244 million annual savings when fully implemented. Cars sold at auctions have included many older models, with revenues around 500,000 from 1,252 units since last June.
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Father and son jailed for bad check scheme in Crawford County
In 1954 in western Pennsylvania the father Cloyd Neads age 67 and son Donald age 32 were sentenced by Judge Herbert A. Mook to two to four years in the Allegheny County Workhouse for passing about 10 000 in checks. Ordered to pay costs and restitutions, the case tied to Titusville police reports of 244 10. Other local defendants included Danald Beardsley fined 100 dollars and costs for operating with suspended license, Samuel S. Brown who pled guilty to stealing two cars, and Paul Te Tanner whose prior forgery convictions were reviewed as a writ of habeas corpus sought.
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Writer Kesler Dies After 31 Years At Chicago Daily News
Gari R. Kesler died yesterday at age 68. He was an editorial writer for the Chicago Daily News and a longtime member of the editors staff for 31 years. Kesler also served as president of Sigma Delta Chi, the journalism fraternity.
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Peace Collect the Cash From Tanner in Custody
A terse note describes peace efforts to collect cash from Tanner and mentions Udee Mook ordering custody until a decision is handed down. The fragment implies legal or financial action awaiting a ruling.
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Bid prompt for football lights at Erie area stadium
The joint committee weighed bids for eight tower lighting at a Erie football field with costs from Millcreek Electric Northwest Electric McNerney Electric and others. Low bidder’s rights in operation by Sept 13 and lights ready within three weeks after pole delivery, plus $1247 to designer A S Kuhl.
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