Local notices mix with odd incidents and farm reports
Paragraphed items include a marriage license filing by David Newman and Bar ee B Thompson, a phony policeman incident, a new Grand Counselor named in Pittsburgh trade circles, a postponed court appeal, a grass fire on the Johnson farm, a parking mishap on North Center Forest, Pennsylvania poultry earnings and state income figures, National Guard recruitment plans, and a midwestern farm income update plus Flag Day closures and a June weather outlook.
Advertising light aircraft bursts over Concord city
A public ad display device hovered above Concord yesterday broadcasting a community motion. In other news a six day old strike at the New York Pennsylvania Co paper mill may settle after union members meet to consider a wage proposal. The noon chimes at the Methodist Church celebrated Flag Day with music. A communist party committee expelled Traicha Bostov for failing to offer self criticism. Reports claim large hen flocks lay more eggs per season than small flocks.
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Corty
P. 4
Prewsburg
New York-Pennsylvania Co
Johnsonburg
Russia Rejects Three Power Talks Over Treaty Violations
Moscow reports that Russia refused three power talks on a Romania Hungary Bulgaria treaty dispute. Tass says Britain and the United States seek to influence internal affairs of eastern European states and says notes were delivered to the US State Department and British Foreign Office.
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Moscow
Russia
Rumania
Bulge
Hungary
Tass
Britain
United States
Ifence
United States State Department
Foreign Office
Panyushkin
Washington
Yerofeyev
London
Rulsi
Tey
Highway Authority Moves to Finance Plan and Bonds
Harrisburg reports the state's new highway and bridge authority is set to raise 40 million dollars for road building on an installment plan. At a meeting, Morgan Lewis and Bookus of Philadelphia were named special counsel, with bond prospects to be issued and paid from fund rentals. Ray P Smock, state highways see Jerry, was named vice president. The authority may appoint a highway department employee as director without extra pay. Auditor General Weldon B Heyburn and State Treasurer Edward B Logan were also named along with Pharlix Leary Jr. to seek investment guidance from banks.
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Associated Frese Harrisburg
Way and Bridge Authority
Frit of Morgan
jEewis
Beaver Meadows Water Supply Restored Temporarily
Beav er Meadows residents a re assured of water supply after the borough council agreed to assume unpaid water bills. The emergency supply will come from the Hazleton city water authority, ending a shortage that affected about 4 000 residents.
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Hazleton
Beaver Meadows
Hoellon City Water Authority
Littleton
Independent Water Company
Hazlet
Beaver Meadow residents weigh appeal over mine cave-ins
Citizens of Beaver Meadowes consider appealing after mine cave-ins blamed for water supply issues. The Public Utility Commission says rock shifts caused long term underground water problems and recommends a permanent solution.
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Arvely
Healih
Beaver Meadowe
Sttiger
Thomas
W Williamen
Beaver
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Pennsylvania Cowell
United Commercial Travellers of America
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New York
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