Paragraf . Prark Coy arrested amid 1955 probe fallout
Erle Paragraf of Prark Coy was arrested shortly after an October 1954 payoff scandal broke. He was fined $100 and sentenced to nine months in county jail by Judge Timers Tyans yesterday. A lottery charge was filed against him for possession when nabbed January 10, 1955 in Erie. Galinty Defense Officer Dave Parmenter linked fallout from a nuclear bomb list to July 2026 safety studies with measures for farms and livestock. Police reported a second straight crime-free 24 hours. no dog complaints in two days. A Spartansburg 15-year-old, Emmett Young, underwent wrist X-ray after bicycle fall and was released. Two Pennsylvanians won national handicapped art prizes: Vera Dean Kimmel and Mrs EM Story. General Telephone Co of Erie asked to move 340 Middleboro subscribers to end tolls, boosting rates. Extended weather forecast for July 14–18 shows above-normal temperatures, likely showers, and a new Draft Board No. 64 schedule for Corry Post Office starting July 16.
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Tyans
Erie
Actor Signs New 2 Million Pact
Actor John Wayne, a longtime Hollywood box office draw, signs a $2 million contract for three pictures. His studio says the deal will fund the production of Wings of Eagles, a biography of Navy aviation pioneer Commander Frank Wend.
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John ‘Wayne
Hollywood
Signet Centre
Meen Sweet Film Production Company
Navy
Comdr
Frank Wend
TV Schedule Highlights WBEN Buffalo Saturday Highlights
WBEN TV Buffalo lineup lists children's theatre programs at 5:00 and 5:30 with news and sports, then series including Range Rider My Friend Flicka Crusader and Our Miss Brooks. Evening blocks feature The Lone Ranger, Baseball previews, Film Beat the Clock, and Gunsmoke with News weather and sports through 11:30.
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Museum of Science
Texas Rangers
Bis Ton
Andiuns Vis Yankees
Jackie Gleason
Russ Morgan
Guinsmoke
Quis
Oil refining boss denies ordering plant shutdown
The Oil Refining Co says it did not order the Eminenton plant closure during negotiations with the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union. Hunter testified at a National Labor Relations Board hearing that 140 to 150 workers were laid off when the refinery shut February 3 through 8. He said he did not instruct Thomas Hart to force acceptance of a final offer, though Hart was told to do his best to reach a signed contract.
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Emlenton
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Hunter
National Labor Relattions Board
Tinton
Thomas Hart
Hey
Hart
Tom
Torquato Attacks Administration at Ike Era Convening
John R. Torquato, secretary of labor and industry, told the 11th annual convention of the Ames that the Eisenhower administration has proven itself unfit to cope with international changes. He argued the administration’s actions undermine the position they have held and that it is being seriously challenged.
Still No Clues In Kidnaping Case Of Weinberger
Nassau County police disclosed no new lead in the Peter Weinberger kidnapping case. The Weinberger family remains distressed as calls from a ransom contact and tips about a babysitter who never existed keep the public seeking answers. Investigators emphasize continued silence from the kidnapper and stress the ongoing search for the missing infant.
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Kidman
Morris Weinberger
Exackpmt
Nassau County
Deteobeet
Cie
Seneca
Weinbersers
Pibnell
Salter
Pinnell
Two Allegheny Judges Criticized Over Alberts Case
Former Allegheny County district attorney James Manton criticized Judges Samuel A Weiss and Om Bren for dismissing charges of extortion and misdemeanor to office against Fred B Alberts White Oak Justice of the Peace. He said the judges did not justify releasing Alberts and claimed the office was not overzealous in arrests.
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Ee Scams
Ulegheny County
Jone
Alberts
Navy Plane Dashes Into Lake After Salvage Tow
A Navy plane ditched into a lake near Chautai while being towed to shore. Salvage crews recovered the aircraft, valued at about 500,000, with engines and armaments intact. The craft, later moved toward Nag Falls, was to be taken to a Navy station for inspection and possible use. Four sailors and crew members were noted, with no serious injuries reported.
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Jule
Dowlstville
Beriuthy
Agua Bray
Si Teelie
Acatenlite Weber
Navy
Gutard
Nags Falls
le Shore
Geo Burton
Nineam Pally Station
Richard Bower
Princis Falejeask
Garnestown
Barry F Hampe
Riewdite
Aten
Shimpest
Labor Board Defends Ruling Splits on union contract bargaining
The Labor Board defended its ruling allowing an employer to bargain with a union, asserting a new precedent amid disputes over which union could negotiate. Critics argued the board overstepped and intruded on legislative powers while a separate election saw UMW win representation of workers. Kennametal buys 1600 acre site in Latrobe for expansion with a new carbide unit slated to start by year end.
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Harrishing
Counivatin Pabox Relations Board
Taway
Lmtt
Michiel _ Crosette
Walker
Mahaoy City
TERS
Repu
Majestic Theatre
Tam
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Ne Theatre
Fernwhile
Fife
Libloves
Hontats
UMW
Unidas
Tuy
Latrobe
Kennametal Inc
Propaganda Alarm as Communist Reach Grows in Free Nations
Walter, head of the House Committee on Un American Activities, warned at a Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment that Russian propaganda is succeeding in free nations and even the United States. He urged vigilance as he said communist influence spreads from universities to churches and industry, threatening the free world.
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United States
Walter
House Committee
Russia
Free World
Pennsylvant Veterans of Foreign Wars
Committee On un-American Activities
Anscole
Waller
Thance
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Business Directory
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