Three Hydetown candidates quit in sudden push
Three candidates for government offices in Hydetown withdrew from the Republican primary race. Howard Hutchinsen will be the sole burgess candidate on ballots, while Ralph H. Sterling and Edward Wolfkiel exit Council races. The move follows a contentious council meeting linked to a dispute involving Sterling and Constable Theo dore Reagle.
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Hydetown
Sind
Howard ©. Hutchinsen
Burgess
Ralph H. Sterling
Edward Wolfkiel
Withuirawals
Richard Ridgway
Guy Watson
Dan Memihaney
George Markley
Peter Decker
Harry Sellen
Burgess Sterling
Mr. Rengle
Spect Council
Sterling
Hutchinson
Rea
Wolfkel
Burns
Burrows
Reagle
Godfrey Undergoes Hip Surgery Today
Arthur Godfrey, the radio and TV star, entered Massachusetts General Hospital for hip surgery to correct injuries from a 22 year old automobile crash. Dr Denn A Clark announced he is in the operating room and will receive two daily bulletins, morning and evening.
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Leox Hoston
Arthur Godfrey
TV Star
Massachusetts General Hospital
Godfrey
Denn A. Clark
Thomas
Jackson
Litell Wins 50 000 in Libel Suit Against Drew Pearson
A federal court jury awarded Norman M Littell 50 000 dollars in compensatory damages and one punitive damages in a libel suit against columnist Drew Pearson. The jury did not reach verdict in another Littell suit and Judge Charles F McLaughlin discharged it. Littell, a former assistant U S attorney general, said he will appeal.
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Washington
Norman M. Littell
Drew Pearson
U. S
Charles F. McLaughlin
Littell
U.S
Pearson
Fried
Edward Bennett Williams
Noble
Jimmy
Ie Sulls
Petirsin
Jin
Coast Guard probes Lake Superior sinking crewmen
A Coast Guard board of inquiry travels from Sault Ste Marie to Cleveland to question two extra crew members of the ill fated Henry Sidinbrenner about the Lake Superior sinking. Fourteen of the ship’s 31 crew survived the 1909 disaster after a collision. Witness Norman Bragg criticizes the ship’s seaworthiness saying it endured heavy water intake for nearly 12 hours before going down.
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Eneitted
Cleveland
Coast Guard Board of Inquiry
Sault SW Marie
Mich
Henry Sidinbrenner
Lake Superior
Bernard Oberoski
Taft Mymouth
Cook
Kenneth Ly Kum
Oranda
Minny
Sip
Norman Bragg
Huntington
W. Va
Detroit
Pennsylvania Railroad appoints new managers in chain of command
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced changes with W Parker Shut named to a new position as chief official manager with headquarters in Philadelphia. Stuart, previously in Cleveland, will be replaced by Walter Lloyd of Altoona as engineer in charge. Charges were stated yesterday.
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Pihiladelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. Parker
Usugic
Stuart
General Pool
Cleveland
Walter Lloyd
Altoona
PRR
Health board votes on fluoride program approval
City health board approved a fluoride program for preschool children to reduce decay. Estimated annual cost about $1000, with physician supervision and a $3 city department fee for variances, amid concerns over access and scheduling.
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Health Board
Editor Belfrage Held for Deportation Over Communist Ties
British-born Cory H. Belfrage editor of a New York publication was arrested for deportation after refusing to answer senators on communism. Immigrant service officers took him into custody in New York on a warrant charging communist party activity.
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Washington
Genera Browier
Cory H. Belfrage
New York
Absophey Genera
Belfrie
Nollegial Cruarding
Wwaerint
Muskellunge Egg Harvest Feeds Chautauqua Lake Projections
The report notes a large muskellunge egg harvest with 19.5 million eggs collected. Officials discuss shipping, incubation, and stocking plans for Chautauqua Lake, estimating high survival and rearing success around 90 percent, with temperatures influencing spawning conditions and potential yields.
Native minnows stocked. young fish to ponds
Minie apes or minnows hatched at Norton Bear Liles and Findley Lake will be kept in wooden troughs briefly before transfer to stocked ponds. At hatching they measure about three quarters of an inch, then grow several inches in weeks. The government runs 40 high schools for Indian children accredited by the states.
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Mayville
Parkment
Ray Sorton
Prindexyast
Nike
Chautaugus
New York State
Findley Lake
Norton
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