Award Made in Franklin Crash 1953 Verdict
A Franklin civil court verdict awards Wayne L Wentworth 43584.45 and his father 40000 for injuries from a March 14 1953 crash involving a Judson Dairy truck and Kaplan Trucking Co. The Kaplan firm and Daniel Frankenberger were found negligent. Judson Dairy and other defendants were not. The case settled after a one and a half hour jury deliberation.
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Franklin
Wayne L. Wentworth
C. T. Wentworth
Young Wentworth
T. Wentworth
Kaplan Trucking Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Daniel Frankenberger
Wentworth's
Kaplan
Mr. Frankenberger
George E. Sires
Joseph P- Judson
Judson’s Dairy
Gerald M. Ace
Sires
Frankenberger
Judson
Gerald Ace
Kaplan Firm
Buffalo Street
Second Street
Ace
Young ‘Wentworth
Driver in hit and run auto mystery at Corry intersections
A Poucehold driver is linked to a hit and run after his car was found damaged at East Colum bus Avenue and North Center Street. He claimed his wife took the vehicle, then said Davis used it without permission and was involved in the crash before returning it to the White home area.
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Wuuuneg
Rage Uner
East Columbus'avenue
North Center Street
Slye
Davis’ House
East Main Street
Corry
Davis
Harley Drake
Shaw Petition Remains As Officials Tussle Over Notarization
Shaw of Waterford Township seeks the position of justice of the peace. County authorities reject an immediate dismissal of his nominating petition amid notarization questions. Samuel Myers and others must file objections in common pleas court to halt the petition. Also noted is a separate car theft incident with Davis facing possible charges and arraignment steps.
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Held
Myers
Common Pleas Court
Slye
Drake
Davis
Common Pleas
Deer season decision left to commission by federation delegates
Federation of Sportmen's Clubs delegates at its semiannual meeting rejected a move to ban deer hunting open season for antlerless deer this fall. Northern counties opposed, citing deer surplus and food shortages. The commission may set a limited antlerless season if needed. The group also urged a merit system for the Department of Forests and Waters to improve resource management. Capt. John Dowlin, 68, retired river master, died at his son's home in Rices Landing after a career with Jones & Laughlin Steel. Americans sent 121 million pounds of mail to servicemen overseas in 1953.
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Farauspunu
Anie Resuaysraes
Federation of Sportmen’s Clubs
State Game Commission
Federation
State Department of Forests and Waters
Dowlin
Waynesburg
John Dowlin
Ralph
Rices Landing
Warren Elsey
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Cumberland Township
Greene County
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Franklin Child
Tuffy
Corner of
Center
Washington Sts
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
Poucehold
HIT and Run Auto
Shaw
Motoramic Chevrolet
U. S. Savings Bond
Thomas Motors OF Corry, Inc
Clinton Strat
Ast
Loveland’s
Columbus
Engle
Engle Builders
R&h
Mercomade
R&l
Jordan’s
Shady Avenue
Howard EF
Jordan
Columbus Milling Co
Urekwood
Vimco Macaroni
Dole
Green S&h
Veronica
Southern Cross
Bob
Messinger
DeSoto
Borstorff & Fitch
Roberts
the ’Y
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