DuBois schools mid term entrance ban discussed
Pupil access to DuBois schools at mid term was barred after a school board meeting. Superintendent J Aldefer said mid term entry caused serious administration problems and reduced teacher efficiency. Nearby items note local sales ads, a Style Revue, and various community notices in the same issue.
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DuBois
J. Aldefer
United States
Canada
Cheerio
National Broadcasting Company
North America
Ous
Seth Parker
Aros
Andy
Red Jacket
Pittsburgh
Hammond
Charles Drake
Prospect Street
C. J. Waller
Grad Valley
J. Steen
Stanley H. Nichols
Man Receives Life Term In Detroit Slaying Case
Gino fess Bardstown Kentucky March 14 Anthony Peterson of Detroit was sentenced to life imprisonment for his role in the slaying of Carl B. James a former Ohio professor killed by hikers to whom he had given a ride Peterson pleaded guilty yesterday after his mother advised him by telephone from Detroit to admit his part He was sentenced immediately Weather outlook for next week from the Weather Bureau shows generally fair conditions for Atlantic states with some snow in northern New York and New England temperatures near normal or slightly below early in the week warmer midweek then colder toward the weekend
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P. L. Sehraniling
Columbus
Herbert
Rosen
Raymond Avenue
Herman Rubin
Cleveland
Helen Zalaneck
Bridge
Florencé Lindquist
Rubin
Taelma King
New
First National Bank
Meadville
Pittsburgh
Esters
Federal
Atlanta
Frank Whilling
McKean County
T. Z. Hungville
State and
King Streets
Whitling
Hungville
King Street
Smethport
W Parker
Tony Rozelle
Spencer's Place
Washington Market
Will J Wilcox
Wing-Wall Star
A. & B. Tea Co
Grand Union and
Quality Gash
Gino Fess
Bardstown
Anthony Peterson
Detroit
Carl B. James
Ohio
Peterson
Washington
U. S
Atlantic States
New York
New England
Bandit boards moving train at Bessemer yards
United Press reports a bandit dressed as a switchman boarded an express car near Birmingham with a revolver. As the Louisville and Nashville train left the yards at Bessemer for Tuscaloosa, he jumped aboard the car carrying a body valued at about $5,000. The incident occurred as the train was in motion.
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United Press
Birmingham
Als
Mann
Jobbell
Louisville
Nashville
Bessemer
Tuscaloosy
Ati
Governor Signs First Bills Of 129th Pennsylvania Session
Governor Gifford Pinchot signed the first bills of the 129th Pennsylvania General Assembly. One measure provides an 800000 deficiency appropriation to the Department of Forests and Waters for fire‑fighting bills from last year. The other bill, by Rep George Fish, makes it illegal to counterfeit tickets to World Series games and related events.
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Pennsylvvania General Assembly
Giffard Pinchot
Department of Forests and Waters
George Fish
Philadelphia
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