Jamestown verdict in breach of contract case precedes Smith v Al Bonfiglio
A Jamestown man won a $4,000 verdict in a breach of contract case heard last week by the Supreme Court. Michael Burgi of Jamestown was awarded damages, with conditions for clearing a lien for a furnace against defendants James F. and Casima Al Bonfiglio, per a counterclaim.
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Corry Journal Printing Department
Jamestown
Supreme Court
Justin Lee Ottaway
Mayville
Michael C. Burgi
James F
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Diamond
United States Agricultural Stabilzation and Conservation Office
Franklin
Mrs L D Scranton of Garland Dies
Mrs. L. D. Scranton of Garland Pa died at 11:35 p.m. at Warren General Hospital after four weeks in care. Born November 2 1883 in Garland she lived in Youngsville and Warren before returning to Garland 17 years ago. Survived by husband Aaron Scranton son Ralph Dalrymple Warren three grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home tomorrow. services Friday at 1 30 p.m. Final arrangements incomplete.
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Garland
Warren General Hospital
Youngsville
Warren
Aaron Scranton
Ralph Dalrymple
Bracken
Bracken Funeral Home
That’s the Breaks Ithaca Ward Teaches New Hand Skill
Samuel Ward, a teenager from Ithaca, once learned to write with his left hand after breaking his right wrist years ago. Now at 15 he broke his left wrist and works to re learn writing with his right hand again.
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Ithaca
Samuel Ward
Ward
Bryan kin endorsed for Congress in California district
The granddaughter of William Jennings Bryan, Mrs. Harrison Brown, has won endorsement from Democrats of the 21st district in North Hollywood California. She is wife to Caltech geochemistry professor Dr Harrison Brown.Her mother Ruth Bryan Owen was elected to Congress from Florida in 1928 and 1930 and later served as minister to Denmark.
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Calif
Sie
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la Canada
Caltech
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Plorida
Denmark
International
Hospital Report At 7 A M Shows Discharges
At The Hospital Report compiled as of 7 a. m. today is unable to summon a physician. In case of an emergency call 2-8201 the Corry Hospital ADA ED lists several residents and addresses. Discharged: Mrs Clairt Fonnio RD 3, Peter J Dooher Spartansburg.
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Charles Waterhouse
Stand Street
Alice Ellsworth
Marion Street
Robert Hand
Spring Creek
Alice Ainsworth
Union Street
Frederick Palmer
Weal Frederick Street
Calvin Swarm
R. D
Robert R. Jewell
Columbus
Clairt Fonnio
Peter J. Dooher
Spartansburg
Mack resigns from FCC amid ethics questions and plea to reveal all
Former FCC member Mack plans to testify before a committee as he faces ethics inquiries. The resignation follows a White House flag that his public service role has been impaired. Mack acknowledges accepting favors from an attorney friend but says his oath was not violated and he remains convinced of his innocence. Eisenhower approves the resignation and urges accountability while noting the public interest in the case.
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Une! Tiarris
Mack
White House
Public Service Television, Inc
Nationjal Airlines
TV Channel 10
Miami
FCC
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Thurman A. Whiteside
National
Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission
Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon weighs possible visit to Russia in 1960 trip
Authoritative officials say President Nixon may seriously consider a Moscow trip in September, potentially in exchange for a Soviet visit to the United States. Talks center on a five week tour with Polish Yugoslav and Western European stops, contingent on arranging a Soviet reciprocal visit at a suitable rank.
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Nixon
Soviet Union
United States
Anastas Mikoyan
Poland
Mikoyat
May Return U S Pilots Soon From Hijacked Plane
The Communists convened a Military Armistice Commission meeting for Thursday to discuss returning those who wish to come back from the hijacked South Korean airliner. The UN Command rejected prior Red demands for direct talks between North Korea and the plane’s 34 passengers. Representing the US West Germany and South Korea at Panmunjom would receive their nationals, including Willis P. Hobbs of Vallejo California and Air Force Lt. Col. Howard W. McClellan of Buchanan Michigan. The aircraft was seized and diverted to Pyongyang, with North Korea first claiming the 34 defected, then proposing negotiable returns, a move rejected by the three governments.
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Military Armistice Commission
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UN Command
Panmunjom
Willis P. Hobbs
Vallejo
Calif
Air Force
Howard W. McClellan
Buchanan
Mich
Pusai-to-Seoul
Red
Pyongyang
United States
West Germany
South Kores
May Hold Election Minus Candidates In Texas Towns
Morgan's Point and Lomax officials forgot the filing deadline for the April 1 local elections. The city secretary said the election may proceed with no candidate names if protests arise. Morgan's Point has about 1,100 residents and Lomax around 700. may still file to protest.
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Texas
Morgan’s Point
Lomax
A. M. Parker
Morgan's Point
Morgan's
Lomas
Unions Plan Joint Meeting After AFL CIO Split
Bakers Union and International Bakery Workers and Teamsters, both expelled from AFL CIO, set a joint meeting to extend their mutual aid pact. Hoffa and Cross to share the platform at a Bakery Workers convention as Cross faces an uncertain re election amid charges of misused funds. Opponent Alex White of Buffalo plans to run.
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Cross
Alex White
Buffalo, N
Gross
Foreign Aid Bill Faces Rough Going in House Hearing
Foreign Aid Chief James H. Smith Jr. opened defense of President Eisenhower's 3.9 billion dollar request before the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Chairman Morgan warned of a hot session as questions targeted reports of aid funding odd projects. A committee member predicted Congress will cut the request by about a billion dollars this year. Driver Fined for Impaired Driving in St Catharines.
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James H. Smith Jr
Eisenhower
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Morgan
D-Pa
House
U. S
India
Capitol Hall
Congress
Rebels Push Offensive as Algerian War Intensifies
Rebels in Algeria launch a spring offensive against entrenched French forces. Moslem nationalists, in a 40 month struggle, deploy coordinated operations with modern arms, mortars and anti tank weapons. In eight days, six large battles occurred with French losses often half or less of rebel deaths, signaling a shift from hit and run to organized assault.
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Algeria
Algerian Liberation Army
Judge Withdraws From Dem Gubernatorial Race
Pittsburgh judge Musmanno announced on Pittsburgh radio that he would not seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He urged supporters to back Mayor David Lawrence, noting Lawrence's decision to accept the draft changes the field for 1958.
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Pustice Atechael A. Musinanno
State Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
KDKCA
WCAE
Musmanne
David Lawrence
Lawrence
David L. Lawrence
Vic
Dividends Cut and Maintained Rates Amid Market Squeeze
New York analysts note a shift as about 128 firms cut or skip dividends while many keep old rates by boosting payout ratios. February 1958 shows two thirds of cuts and deferments, with traders forecasting continued stable or mild dividend levels if recessions stay brief. The AP index rose modestly in the first two months, signaling a jittery market despite dividend actions.
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New York
Sony
Boht enNines
Associated Press
Dividend payouts near 1957 record in cautious market
Business Mirror reports January and February show downbeat mood with dividend payments seen holding near the 60 percent of earnings level. Brokers expect payouts to stay near the 1957 $124 billion record as capital goods spending slows and many cuts hit marginal firms. Authorities offer a $50 reward for those who shot out town lights in Summit Indiana as firefighters deal with a false alarm nearby.
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Summit
Ind
Trials Set For Two In Cinder Fraud Case
Dauphin County Court fixed March 17 for the trials of Phillip J. Price of Columbia Lancaster County and Frank Jamieson of West Chester Chester County on charges of conspiring with Victor Prep a Frackville contractor to supply the state with shortweight cinders. Prep will also be tried then. he has prior conviction in a cinders case in York County.
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Highways Department
Dauphin County
Phillip J. Price
Columbia
Lancaster County
Frank
Jamieson
West Chester
Chester County
Victor Prep
Frackville
York County
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