State Supreme Court Upholds Dauphin County Award
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court handed down 40 decisions, upholding a Dauphin County Court award of $12,653 to a former member of the State Milk Control Board. The court adjourned for summer without ruling on several other appeals.
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Dauphin County
Milk Control Board
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
State Milk Control Board
High Court
Pittsburgh
Yiddisher Kultur Farband
Allegheny County
High
Greensburg News-Tribune
Pennsylvania
Pub Ushers Association
Westmoreland County
John Wesley Wable
Fred MacMurray and June Haver wed in quiet California civil ceremony
In Ojai Valley Inn California June Haver and Fred MacMurray married in a private civil ceremony away from Hollywood glare. Haver, 28, and MacMurray, 45, faced religious and personal histories, including Haver's previous church marriage and MacMurray's bereaved widowhood.
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Ojal
Calif
June Haver
Fred MacMurray
Hollywood
Ojai Valley
Jimmy Zito
MacMurray
Miss Haver
Lillian
John Duzik
Beverly Hills
Zito
Duzik
June
French Troops Abandon Central Viet Nam Strong Point
Saigon reports a French withdrawal from An Khe 250 miles northeast of Saigon and 40 miles west of the China Sea coast after two days of Vietminh ambushes. The high command says the forces suffered serious losses but Vietminh casualty claims are exaggerated. The battered column reached Pleiku on Sunday and scattered operations continue.
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Saigon
Indochina
Viet Nam
High
An Khe
China Sea
Pleiku
Boroughs Group Hosts Ruined Step Pyramid Proposal Debate
In Pittsburgh the Pennsylvania Association of Boroughs opens its 43rd annual convention with talks on legalizing bingo and betting. Norristown members push local option bingo, funds to youth centers, and racing and betting revenues for municipalities. In Egypt, archaeologists identify the ruined step pyramid as Sekelm-Khet from the ancient third dynasty, with an empty alabaster sarcophagus and jars bearing the ruler’s name disclosed today before Egyptian officials.
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Boroughs Group
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Association” of Boroughs
Montgomery County
Norristown
Resolutions Committee
Association
Eaqqara
Egypt
Sekelm-Khet
Pharaah
Zakaria Goneim
Abdel Nasser
Go~ Neim
Mustafa Amer
Sekeim- Khel
Nile
B.C
Byrd Leads In Maryland Voting In Unofficial tabulation
Byrd leads Mahoney in Maryland gubernatorial primaries with a narrow edge and picks up three unit votes. McKeldin to face Byrd in November as Mahoney wards Worcester. Maryland has about 1,065,000 voters. Other races include congressional seats and state offices with Byrd Mahoney drawing most attention. Bucknell names Merle Odgers as new university president effective December 1 at Lewisburg.
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Byrd
Mahoney
Worcester
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Eisenhower
Congress
Maryland General Assembly
Byrd-Mahoney
Reps
Miller
Small
Bucknell
Lewisburg
Merle M. Odgers
Girard College
Philadelphia
Bucknell University
Odgers
University
Joseph W. Henderson
Bucknell Board of Trustees
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Denver
Roadmaster
West South St
W. W. Waterhouse
Leoul Company
Leu
Saisie Co
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