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Witness Testimony Links Suspect to Murder Admission
Erie Police Sergeant Sam Gemelli testified Miner Davis told officers he was glad he did it after admitting he shot the victim Donna DiBello. The courtroom scene featured witness accounts from teenage friends and dramatic cross examination as the DA pressed the case.
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Wong by Art Schaub offers S&H Green Stamps with purchases
An ad for Schaub Wallpaper and Paint at 10 South Center Street promotes S&H Green Stamps with every purchase. It proclaims Your Complete Decorating Headquarters and references the Dutch Boy sign. The phone number listed is 37293.
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Democratic Governor Candidate Race Seen Wide Open
The piece notes Democratic contest for governor with David L. Lawrence of Pittsburgh favored, facing Lt. Gov. Roy L. Furman and Edward P. Lavelle of Scranton. Lawrence, 68, mayor of Pennsylvania’s second city and longtime Democratic national committeeman, campaigns on continuing the current administration. Voters also chose nominees for U. S. Senate, lieutenant governor, and secretary of internal affairs, with many state offices up for grabs.
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Minimum Wage Laws Take Effect July First Across State
Harrisburg reports the minimum wage order for women and minors in retail sales goes into effect July 1, with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh reaching $1 per hour immediately. Other cities start at 75 cents, rising to $1 by July 1960, as the state studies cost of living and employer capacity.
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Corry Country Club debuts season with new dining room and bar
The Corry Country Club opened last week for the season featuring a newly furnished barroom in mahogany with flamingo upholstery and a dining room facing the greens in dark green upholstered walnut furniture. The pieces were purchased since last season and used for the first time at the recent pentathlon event.
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Eisenhower to Address Nation From New York Broadcast
President Eisenhower will deliver a nationally televised and radio address at 9 30 p.m. EDT from New York City concluding a two day economic mobilization conference by the American Management Association. About 2000 business lenders attend the gathering.
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Atlantic Fleet reshuffles units for rapid redeploy
The U S Navy announced a Mediterranean redeployment of portions of the Atlantic Combat Fleet to enhance mobility and readiness for immediate use. The move aims to improve defense posture amid rising tensions in the Middle East, with some ships kept on standby.
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Bear Lake News Letter Of Interest
Bear Lake notes list local church events and visits. Rev Lyman of Union City hald revival meetings at the Nori Clymor Church, with services Sunday morning. Edith Hawkins and J Ethel Bond from damestowt attended the Tulip Festival at Clymer on Saturday, while others visited residents in Bear Lake over the weekend.
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Supreme Court appeal over Arlington school integration delay
The Supreme Court refused the state's appeal of a federal order to admit seven Negro students to three white Arlington County schools near Washington. The ruling sets a 25 day window for a reconsideration request, while Gov. J Lindsay Almond Jr and Attorney General S Hackson consider options. If filed, any decision expected before June adjournment would limit the state even more.
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