Civil suit planned after raid on Cheat Lake Supper Club
Morgantown March 27 The owner Ben Lane and bandleader Sanford Mason say they will file civil actions against the raid party led by state police Sergeant B B Bunn after a Sunday raid at the Cheat Lake Supper Club seven miles from Morgantown It was the third raid in as many weekends and witnesses described near panic and injuries including a fainted chorus girl and a patron cut by a broken glass.
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Ay Assumnveo
Morgantown
W. Va
Teader
Cheat Lake
Mason
Ben Lane
Morgantons
Lane
Has-Haven Car Boom Shapes Second Half Outlook
Corry Pa post office memo outlines rates and deadlines while a stock market boom is blamed on sunnier auto sales prospects. 1949 35.7 million passenger car registrations imply one car per family. wartime shortages boosted demand. Government halted passenger car production February 10, 1983.
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Automobile Manufacturers Association
Sears Harbor
Genius Bureau
Indicationa
Two Men Nabbed After Safe Robbery Attempt in Avalon
Police captured Samuel Tedesco aged 37 of Brushton and Joseph Lauricia aged 41 of Cannonsburg kneeling before a safe in a dine and dance sport in Avalon. Officers from Bellevue Ben Avon and Emsworth surrounded the building after hearing noise inside. Both suspects, armed but not using their weapons, were arrested on an open charge.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Avalon
Solur
Tietit
Louis Luckan
Me Avion
Samuel Tedesco
Brushton
Joseph Lauricia
Cannonsburg
Penny
Tuckan
Charles Waybright
Bellevue
Ben Avon
Emsworth
Luckin
Postwar Car Ownership and Costs Rise Across U S
After V Day months passed before assembly production rebounded above 100000. The era saw higher car prices, aging fleets, and improved durability. A University of Michigan Fed study finds urban high income families buy fewer cars, while rural and lower income groups own cars at similar or higher rates. Gasoline costs climbed about 40 percent.
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Wis
Ware
U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Pearl Harbor
United States
Federal Reserve Board
University of Michigan
U. S. Labor Department
Denver
General Knowledge Quiz From Classified Page
A reader is prompted to answer ten questions across politics history and culture. Topics include Senator Tydings state, postwar French provisional government leader, Patrick Henry's Virginia Convention speech, sun goddess founder of Japanese emperors, Warren Wright racing stable, census interval, Carnegie Frick industry, first US subway city, Kellogg Pact pledges, and a garbled sentence correction.
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Tydings
U. S
Senate
Patrick Henry
Virginia
Warren Wright
Chicago
Bow
United States
Andrew Garttegie
Henry Clay Frick
Income brackets and family cost estimates
The text cites a 12 percent rate for the average family with income between 5000 and 6000, and a 2 percent rate for the average family in the 7300 to 810000 bracket.
Treasury report shows March 23 budget balances and receipts
Treasury report from Washington lists March 23 position with net receipts of 190,793.0 dollars, expenditures of 89,053 dollars, cash balance of 5,846,167,151.87, total issuedobligations at 295,805,258,276.08, and a decrease from the prior day of 545,051,548.10.
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Treasury
Washington
The
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