Judge Suspends Sentence In Hog Spearing Spree
Meadville youth Philip Michael Mays along with Kent Hodgetts and Peter Fositick faced three expelled Barham College students after an incident on February 23 in which they speared two hogs with African spears. Circuit Judge G H Hoelscher granted each a suspended 90 day penal farm sentence and a suspended $60 fine. Sheriff Cordell said the act followed a drinking spree and the defense noted the hogs and hog house were reimbursed.
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Meadville
Barham College
Philip Michael Mays
Priday
Kent Hodgetts
Chicinnaty
Peter Fositick
Long Meadow
G. H- Hoelscher
Edward L. Cordell
Aed
College
Minimum Wage Order Takes Effect Tonight
A new minimum wage order applies to about 250000 women and minor employees in retail trades and takes effect at midnight. William L. Batt Jr, secretary of labor and industry, says the rule covers all women and minors whether full time part time or learners and will be strictly enforced. In Philadelphia and Pittsburgh stores, the minimum is 8 dollars per hour tomorrow, with 5.5 or 5.75 in other areas and 0.75 in the rest of the state. learners may be paid less under specific ratios and student protections apply for under 18 workers.
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nanniSameom
William L. Batt Jr
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Saliide
Batt
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Accidents Kill 10 Over Week End
Ten people died in Pennsylvania over the weekend including an elderly woman in Butler succumbing to a fire. Drownings occurred in the Schuylkill and Ohio Rivers with victims from Philadelphia and Rochester. Three traffic crashes claimed lives as two men were killed at work. Also noted is the death of Rosemarie Brancato’s mother Mrs Madalene Brancato in Kansas City.
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Pennsylvania
Joseph E. Shannon
Butler
Schuylkill River
William Lyman
Philadelphia
Roland “Smith
Vicim
George Witt
Rochester
Ohio River
Kansas City
Maddalens Brancato
Rosemarie Brancato
New York
Palermo
Sicily
Queen of the Furrow contest winner named
A local pageant near Hershey crowned the Queen of the Furrow after a judging event with over 600 attendees. Miss Hogan, a future educator and active student leader, beat fellow finalists in a competition judged by college students from Crawford Clarion Mercer and Venango colleges. She plans to enter Pennsylvania State Teachers College and continues work with Soil Conservation and related groups.
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Dairy Fai Tear Siezer
Clare Moya
Ls Grath
Crawford, Clarion, Mercer
Venance Colilies
Hincourt
Aren Ann Murray
Emlentor
Elaine Anderson
Mercer
Shoniee Bouy
Falmon
Delores
Auton
Fairmount
Fila Ste Heekmore
Emlenton
Vivian T Heffernan
Covhrunton
Tow Bar Slips on Route 95 Trucker Rolls Truck
A baking company truck rolled over a bank on Route 95 east of Corry after a tow bar slipped while being towed by another new truck. Keith B. Zuch 41 York Pa operated the tow. he was uninjured. About 500 damage to the truck occurred as 10 to 15 sets of units passed through Curry destined for a western company.
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Cory Barracks
Keith B. Zuch
York
Zuch
Central
Curry
West
Area 4-H Leaders Attend School in State College
Three Warren County 4-H leaders returned home after attending leadership school at State College. Miss Nancy Curtis Judy Muranda and John Carmody were among 250 from across the state. Speakers included guests from Pakistan Colombia Greece and Mexico. A closing banquet honored retiring 4-H worker Prot All Baker after 24 years of service.
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Warren County
State College
Nancy Curtis
Judy Muranda
John Carmody
Pakistan
Colombia
Greece
Mexico
KILLED BY TRAIN IN BROWNFIELD CROSSING
Pat Kennetl Cramer a 3 year old father of six was killed yesterday at a crossing near his home in Brownfield Fayette County by a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad freight train.
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Uniontown
Pat Kennetl W Cramer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brownfield
Fayette County
Nixon Knowland Campaign Split Reflections From Opposing Camps
The piece outlines a split within the Republican circle as Nixon and Knowland campaign from differing sides. It notes California dynamics, Eisenhower’s stance, and Adams’ retirement debate while the Democratic Digest frames Knowland as anti labor and Nixon as an internationalist and moderate.
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Sento Willi
Knowland
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Knowhind
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California
Republic
Benteleney
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Avon
Farid
Adams
Democratic Digest
Walter faces donor list call over Cadil lacs gift
Rep. Francis E Walter D Pa faces pressure from rival Solon on disclosing donor lists and amounts behind a $6 000 Cashline gift to Walter during a 25 year in Congress celebration. Walter not available for comment as he seeks a 14th term in the November 4 election.
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Fracis E. Walter
D-Pa
Walter
Agill Luther W. Ackerman
Stone Church
Walter March
Govigress
Announcements and Local Notices Mix At Meerdink's
A jumble of local notices mentions Bigelow Spring weaves at Meerdink's, American Breeders Service ads, and barber shop relocations. Levit V Gibbs Barber Shop now 136 Bash Main street beside Weston's Bakery with children’s hair cutting offered. Arthur Cochran announces temporary absence but recommends Dick Giacoma and Hal Carter to serve patrons.
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American Breeders Service
Byer
Ten Knapp
Levit
GIBBS
Bashc Main Street
Weston's Bakery
Ines
Dick Giacoma
Hal Carter
Arthur Cochran
Cochran
Wall Street mixed as prices fluctuate in early trading
The pulse of Wall Street shows mixed demand and modest shifts in early trading with major and lower priced stocks moving fractionally. Notable changes appear in American Can, Bethlehem Steel, Ford, General Motors, RCA, and Standard Oil of California among others as market activity stabilizes and wholesale egg prices hold steady in New York.
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New York
American
Ford _ 404
General Dynamics
Genial Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
AB Y
National Distillers
New York Central
Pennoad
Penna RR
RCA
Socony
Standard Oil
Ind
Peyas Co
Youngstown S & T
Bas American Stock Exchange Aero Supply
South Penn Cil
Indian Bible Sold For 20160 In London Auction
London auction records show an Indian language Bible, likely the first complete edition printed in the United States, sold for 20160. Gr Sessler of Philadelphia purchased the item, with the sale highlighting a group of 20 Eliot Indian translations sent to England in 1461 and dedicated to King Charles II. Also at the sale, John Fleming of New York paid 16800 for a 1535 Martin Luther Bible printed in Gothic lettering on vellum from Augsburg.
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London
United States
Gr. Sessler
Philadelphia
John Eliot
England
Charles II
Duke of Devonshire
John Fleming
New York
Martin Luther
Augsburg
Jealous Rival Poisons Garden in Orpington Contest
Col. John Southern reports a jealous rival poisoned his prize garden in Orpington. The weed killer damaged lawn, flowers, and trees after the district best garden competition, leaving the display a ruin. The colonel vows to recover costs and pursue the culprit.
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Orpington
England
John Southern
Green Thumb
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Stockton Wholesale Meats
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Ray Keller
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Emil Newber
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