Titusville Police Notes Legal and Traffic Actions Across City
Titusville police reported three motor vehicle violations including a driver charged with failing to stop, another cited for speeding, and a third for running a red light. Local public notices include a tuberculosis ward bed limit at the county hospital and expected revenue from beds. The town announced a 4.7 mill real estate tax and warned on reduced expenses.
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Titusville
Ted
Vuluikda Gade
Grand Valley Dismes
Cine
Roger Hurroun
Ta. m
Mt Nowoe
Marron
Harborcreek
Two More Implicated In Slaying in Franklin Case
Two more Franklin youths, Douglas Keller 23 and Moyd Resin, 19, were scheduled today for arraignment over the slaying of Robert W. Mays near Franklin on July 22. Jerald W. Riddle, 21, already confessed. district attorney Robe R. Grannis said Riddle, Keller, and Resin went to the victim’s home, with one remaining outside as another entered and assaulted Mays leading to his death. A hospital report states Mays lingered after the beating and died the following day.
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Robert W. Mays
Jerald W. Riddle
Douglas Keller
Moyd
Hott
Franklin
Mays
Boil
le Dour
Mars Tateriy & Hospital
Tistriet
Roberh
Grannis
Taidle
Buller
Resinger
Fin Auto
Wits Grannis
Spring Off To Slow Start In Eastern U S
Spring is off to a slow start in most of the nation with chilly air into Florida and near freezing in the north central region. Snow fell from central Illinois to the Appalachians and into New York while northern valleys saw subzero-like cold. California desert areas reached record warmth as readings varied across the country.
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Associated Press
Florida
Midwest
North Central
Mississipiph
Aexatueltia
I Taffouassee
Fla
Treomne
Atlanta
Louisville
Murmi
Norfolk
Ilinois
Appalachians
New York
Michigan
Galifornia
Avivona
Yuma
Arla
Fresno
Calif
Associated Spring Earnings Cut Continues Amid Backlog Rise
The Associated Spring Corp reports a 30 percent backlog increase at year end 1959, with sales rising 24 percent to 195, and net earnings of 1,922,665. Dividends stood at 1100 per share. The firm notes signing agreements with Resurles Argentina for technical assistance and an eight-year option on 35 percent of its Argentine partner’s stock. Associated Spring remains a leading maker of precision mechanical components.
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Ca.am
Corporation
Ind
Cwmaiinesigures
Ike Arrives At Work In Copter
President Eisenhower travels to the White House via helicopter for a retreat at Camp David near Thurmont Maryland. The escort aircraft lifted off at 8 28 am and covered the route through the Maryland mountains, arriving 31 minutes later.
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Ike
Winte
Camp Bayle
Thurmont
Jayr
Marylana
Catoclin
Elsoyhowin
Capiwi
Obedience in Lenten Meditation by Paul F Bauer
The meditation centers on Jeremiah and the meaning of obedience under the old and new covenants. It links obedience to a heart transformed by grace through Jesus Christ and notes how the new covenant writes the law on hearts rather than tablets. It cites Hebrews Colossians and Luke reflecting the covenant shift and the motive of love in response to God’s love.
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Jeremiah
Perse
Sinai
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Four Die In Allentown Flying Club Plane Crash
A two-engine four seater plane from the Air-Con Flying Club of Allentown crashed in trees while attempting to land in a farm field near Kingston, killing pilot Ralph R. Peters and three others. Victims included Oliver T. Rex, Karl Hy Schmuldt and his daughter Linda, with the craft en route from Allentown to Schenectady to return.
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Allentown
Switness
Air-Con Flying Club
Ralph R. Peters
Oliver T. Rex
Karl Hy Schmuldt
KG Sales Corp
Air Products, Inc
Schmuldt
Linda
Allentown- Bethleher-Boston
Schenectady
N. Y
George Woeller
Len
Allegheny Forest Timber Sales Net 157000
Four timber auctions in Allegheny National Forest totaled 1,136,000 board feet and raised 157000 dollars. The Warren courthouse hosted the sale with 25 percent of proceeds shared by counties on acreage. Bidders and locations include Hordes Lumber Co Bradford Yamillon Township McKean County Fulton Brothers Shippenville Highland Township Elk County Cropp Farms Inc Tionesta Kingsley Township Forest County McMullen Lumber Co Sheffield Cherry Grove Township Warren County.
Jail Leader Of Bad Check Ring
A Pittsburgh man James H. Wentz, 28, a crane operator, was jailed in Greensburg as the ringleader of a gang that printed and passed phony payroll checks across Pennsylvania Ohio and New York. He was charged with check forgery after arrest at his home Friday by state police and FBI agents. Igg Mente is the third Pittsburgh man arrested in the ring. two others were taken in March. The group allegedly prepared payroll checks at company homes and cashed them at supermarkets.
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Greensburg
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
James H. Wentz
FBI
Igg Mente
March Ltd
Louis Pack
Jer
Varios
Supermar
Plane crash kills man at uncle's home
Leon M Boisserune watched as his son Leoh Jr 29 circled overhead in a Weht plane. The engine failed and the craft exploded into Emil Boisserune's home. Boisserune hurled his wife and three children from the fire and tried to save them but perished in the wreck. His hands were badly burned.
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Pee Ea
Leon M
Boisserune
Leoh Jr
Emil Boisserune
Tissephow
Wreckaee
Dem Hopefuls Spar Lightly in Wisconsin Primary
In Milwaukee area scenes Humphrey and Kennedy spar over voting records and Midwesternism as Wisconsin voters prepare for an April 5 Democratic primary that could shape the presidential nomination. Humphrey cites a farm voting record contrast while Kennedy touts national credentials and claims of Midwest progressivism to rally about 5,000 supporters in Milwaukee.
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Wis
Hubert
Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Riend
la Crosse
Tom
Agriculture
Ezra Tail
Benson
Jack Parading
America
New Hampshire
New
New Smaller Electronics Offer Tools for Merchants and Firms
Mirror New York reports faster, more precise gadgets reach smaller firms. Cash registers promise quicker turnover, reduced markdowns, and daily inventory with punched-tape reporting. Bowmar and GE unveil compact analog computers for engineers and utilities, expanding access to advanced analysis at about $2,000 to $8,600 or lease options.
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New York
Star
National Cash Register
Dayton
Ohio
Los Angeles
Bowmar Instrument Corp
Fort Wayne
Tnd
May Ask Disarm Get Top Priority
Eisenhower faces options on resuming underground nuclear tests next fall. U S leaders weigh whether security requires testing while seeking to gauge East West agreement on disarmament. Officials note some support for tests, others hold back.
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Disarm
United States
Britain
U.S
Eisenhower
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