Easter ham prices drop amid abundance across stores
The traditional Easter ham will be cheaper than last year by several cents per pound due to ample pork supply. Turkey prices also fall, with some stores cutting as much as 6 cents a pound. Fresh greens and vegetables show solid value with spinach kale endive and escarole highlighted alongside common picks like lettuce broccoli and carrots. A variety of fruits including grapes lemons and bananas remain reasonably priced.
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Baptist Church Plans Full Day of Devotions
The First Baptist Church of Garry schedules a full day of devotions beginning at sunrise. Organ preludes, hymns, and duets will lead to Rev. R. J. DeBoer speaking on the Resurrection and delivering a sermon on The Message of Christ's Resurrection. An 11 am broadcast features the regular service and choir. Evening program includes a musical lineup with vocal and instrumental solos and youth choirs.
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Laurence Porter
Lloyd Thomas
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William Beckwith
Mary Louise ‘Thomas
Titusville Man Admits Buying Beer For Boys
Titusville resident Peebles pleaded guilty to furnishing beer to minors after buying two quarts for four teenage boys outside a car. He was jailed in Crawford County awaiting the May Quarter Sessions. Two boys faced disorderly conduct charges. the others were released. The case moves to the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board enforcement division.
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Khrushchev pushes Eisenhower toward summit meeting
AP analyst James Marlow outlines how Premier Khrushchev’s moves and Berlin pressure have nudged President Eisenhower toward a direct summit. With Macmillan’s counsel, the goal appears to be direct Moscow negotiations, risking a crisis if no peaceful path emerges.
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Fredonia Man Fails In Holdup Try
Ortillo G. Montanes, a Fredonia man and factory employee, attempted to rob Red Wing Canning by forcing the night watchman to open the safe. He threatened violence, failed to obtain money, escaped as police arrived, and was jailed in Mayville awaiting grand jury on charges of attempted robbery and third degree burglary.
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Judge Disqualifies Self in Chiropodist Case Handling
SANE McKee county judge Charles G Hubbard recuses himself from the Ed ward H. Capp chiropodist case after a family member was treated by Capp. The matter moves to Judge Walter Wells of Potter County for a preliminary injunction sought by the Commonwealth and the Department of Public Instruction. No hearing date was set.
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Novarro says modern movies reveal too much in scenes
Hollywood legend Ramon Novarro criticizes contemporary Move scenes for lacking imagination and restraint. He recalls a 1920s moment from Mala Hari, notes he returned to films after a nine year hiatus to play a frontier ruler in Heller With a Gun, and explains a shift from ranch work to acting to stay mentally engaged.
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Push Baseball Business Bill Heads For Full House
House backers of a business law exemption for baseball and other sports aim to move the bill directly to the full House to avoid hearings. Rep. Francis E. Walter notes the measure from last session already fairly covers contract reserve clauses trades territorial and broadcast rights within antitrust exemptions.
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Senate Antitrust panel backs minor league baseball protections
The Senate Antitrust subcommittee considered a bill similar to one introduced by Walter and four House colleagues. The measure adds provisions to shield minor league baseball teams from competition by televised major league games, outlining key protections and potential impacts.
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Jewelry Store Loot Valued At $3 557
David Jewelry owner David J Rudulph reported last Tuesday night the store was looted of rings with stones, wedding bands, watches, and lighters. Police placed the loss at 3587.90, far below initial estimates of 5000 to 10000.
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Trout Stocking Planned For April In Corry Area
Corry Rod and Gun Club approved April trout stocking for area streams. Beaverdum Run will receive 1000 brick trout and 1000 rainbow trout during the first week of April. French Creek south branch gets 1200 brown trout and 1200 rainbow trout on April 6. Normin Ely urged volunteers to help and announced meeting times at the Corry hatchery on April 3 and April 6. Also reported: 98 rabbits were paddled outside the city this week.
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Corry Hatchery
Jamestown Banks to Increase Savings Interest
Jamestown three banks and branches announced a rise to 3 percent on savings accounts effective April 1. First National Bank will pay on June 1, with Chautauqua National and Bank of Jamestown following June 30. Interest compounds semi annually. last hike was January 4, 1987, from 2 percent. About $60 million plus was on deposit then, now higher.
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British Bar London Floyd Clash Sparks Boxing Row
Britain's boxing feud escalates as Brian London is banned by the British Board of Boxing Control from facing Floyd Patterson in Las Vegas on April 21. London vows to fight for a $75,000 payday, while U.S. officials hint NBA support for a logical contender amid Cooper's costly title loss and dispute over purse.
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NBA
Henry Cooper
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Connelsville Veteran Dies After Fall Into Creek
Joseph Dailey, a 66 year old World War I veteran from Connelsville, died from a fractured skull after a fall from a retaining wall into about a foot of water in Mountz Creek. The body was found yesterday, and Fayette County coroner officials cited the fall as the cause.
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Tea Elect: offic were el if the 107 eho
Tea event notes an official designation or election process with unclear details. The fragment mentions a 107 reference and an entity labeled eho, but lacks verifiable names, dates, or outcomes.
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