Hartford Curfew Eases After Night of Unrest in City
Hartford officials extended an 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew as a state of emergency continued after days of looting in the North End. A thunderstorm briefly cooled tensions, with police reporting no serious injuries. Mayor Ann Uccello and City Manager Elisha Freedman said the curfew would likely persist, while state police could be called if needed. Earlier disturbances included widespread looting, 100 arrests, and a police shooting of two bystanders.
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Hartford
Elisha Freedman
Freedman
Uccello
Albany Avenue
North End
Weekly Pool Schedule for Union City Area Highlights
A dense list outlines daily aquatic activities from Monday to Saturday including Men s and Women s swim sessions, junior programs, beginners courses, and open swim times. It also notes bus routes for several neighborhoods and special events such as a golf meeting, Weight Watchers session, and family swims, concluding with an invitation to use Classifieds for car ads.
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Ministerial Association
Union City
Golden Agers
Clymer
Columbus
Wattsburg
Spartansburg Girl Scouts
Exchange Students Present Flags at CAHS Assembly
Corry Area High School held an assembly this week with awards for students and by students. Foreign exchange students Walter Pobegen of Austria and Hakan Landstatt of Sweden presented national flags, Pobegen receiving a varsity club jacket for track participation. Also honored were recipients of DAR, Betty Crocker Home Making, Bausch and Lomb science, library and stage crew awards among others.
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Corry Area High School
Walter Pobegen
Austria
Hakan (Hokie
Centerville man nabbed again on larceny charge
Meadville state police arrested Francis P. Archer of Centerville for a second time in two weeks, charging larceny for allegedly stealing a seven gallon gasoline can from Paul A. Weldon of Pleasantville. Archer, already on probation for burglary, appeared before Justice Mario Longo for arraignment.
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Meadville
Francis P. Archer
Centerville
Crawford County
Paul A. Weldon
Pleasantville
Archer
Vernon Township
Mario Longo
Ajax Iron Works names director of materials management
Al Pilz, Ajax Iron Works president, announced the appointment of Howard J. McMullin Jr. to a new post directing materials management. McMullin will oversee purchasing, production control, materials and inventory control, and production planning. He graduated from Villanova with mechanical engineering and joined Ajax in 1946. The North Carolina House approved a bill to make the gray squirrel the official state mammal, with Rep. Henry Boshamer joking about a nut burying animal. a separate item notes a defendant being held in Crawford County Prison in default of bond.
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al Pilz
Ajax Iron Works
Howard J. McMullin Jr
McMullin
Ajax
Villanova University
Raleigh, N.C
North Carolina
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F. Joseph Thomas
Harrisons & Son
Williamsport
Thomas
Spring Creek
Cor- Ty Area
Adult Farmer Association
Ransom Riedell
Elmview
Jersey
Columbus-Lousville
Hurt
Sheila McNabb
John
Vietnam
Northeastern
Somerville, Mass
Eleanor Sobel
E.F.M
Crystal Coal Co
Corry
Elgin
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Rural Electric Co-op
CAHS
Ted
Warrior
Barney's Firestone
United Jewish Appeal
Joseph Cohen
North Center Street
Philip Zalzneck
Corype
Orchard Park
Rainbow Sherbet
Mrs. Smiths
Margarine
Crisco
Palcans
Delmonico
Cherry Valley
de Franks
Henry Fonda
Charles Bronson
Jason Robards
West
Gabriele Ferzetti 1
Reguiguiggy
Cage Au
Charlton Heston
Roddy McDowall
Patty Duke
Paul Burke
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