Police solve bicycle mystery and county development meet
Police located a boy who hid a borrowed bike in a neighbor’s yard after tips from Mrs Toni Mickinnon of 416 West Church Street. Warren County Development Association officers were elected at a courthouse meeting led by Robert Wilder, with King Cyphert Ezra Leo Johnson Willian McIntosh and C E Anderson named officers. A Dairy meeting, bulk milk handling, and tank decisions were announced for May 29 in the Warren courthouse with Bay 29th as the day’s focus. Overtime meter violations jumped 39 percent, pushing April fines to a two year high of $698.50. Grant Vi Hunt of RD 2 Centerville died yesterday in Disaille Hospital after illness. service set tomorrow at Torrey and Hays. An Erie motorist sought after attempting to strike a man at an accident scene. City guests cards announced to identify cars for fraternal events.最高气温53 F, low 2 F, 0.3 inch rain. Missing Oil City father Joseph Lee Watkins sought. last heard May 12 in Cleveland. Justice McDermott fined Joseph Jennings $200, with jail time and restitution.
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Toni Mickinnon
West Church
Warren County Development Association
Robert Wilder
Development Association
Warren Chamber of Commerce
King Cyphert
Mdloyte
EB. Leo Johnson
Youngsville
Willian
McIntosh
Sheffield
Treasamen
C. E Anderson
Sugar Grove
Grant Vi Hunt
Cf RD
Centerville
Disaille
Torrey and Hays Funeral Home
Spartansburg
Rey
Ack Ruggles
Maple Grove
Erie
Ramon
Kaufman
Simwood
37Th
8Th Street
William L. McDermott
Eart Jennings
Bradford
Olean
Justice McDermott
Joseph Knieser
Jennings
Union Street
Knieser's Women's
Adlai and Estes Press Vote Drive Continues in Florida
A Florida mobilization parallels a Texas Democratic convention where Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson gains support for the presidential nomination and is named chief of the state delegation to the national convention. Johnson faces bolter opposition from Shivers allies but appears solid in precinct and district conventions. The Missouri scene grows as Sen. StuartSymington gains delegates, fueling potential brokered convention talk.
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Texas
Senate
Lyn‘don
Johnson
Bolters
Eisen
Allan Shivers
Sen
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Won't Discipline Lutheran Pastors Over Communism
Buck Hill Falls, Pa. At the Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania convention pastors will not be disciplined for deviations in Holy Communion. A period of questions and answers clarified that recommendations on the Holy Communion are guides, not laws, and President Charles M. Cooper stated that disciplinary action would not follow.
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Buck Hill Palls
Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania
Charles M. Cooper
Minium
Leader Hails 141st Assembly as Most Productive
Leader lauds the 141st General Assembly after its 164 month session ending at 2 20 p m noting more bills passed for Pennsylvanians than any prior assembly and calling the longest legislative meeting in state history highly productive despite bitter Republican disputes.
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Aarp Demeef Ener Eaaet
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Assembly
State Dems To Re-elect Barr Chair in Harrisburg
The 113 member Democratic State Committee gathered to re-elect Len Barr of Allegheny as chairman for a two year term. Officers Louise J. John West Chester Genevieve Blatt Pittsburgh J Warren Mickle Harrisburg and others sought continued seats on the Democratic National Committee. The session will be capped by a $100-a-plate fund raising dinner at the State Farm Show Arena.
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Harrisburg
Darmony
Len Barr
D-Allegheny
Barr
Louise-John
West Chester
Genevieve Blatt
Pittsburgh
J. Warren Mickle
Tressurer
David L Lawrence
Emma Gufe
Knights Templar installs Pittsburgh leader in PA chapter
Pittsburgh Dallas P. Bul jonk of Philadelphia was installed as grand commander of Knights Templar of Pennsylvania at the close of the organization’s 103rd annual meetings. He cited political division in the Legislature and inherited financial woes, saying the session has enacted an unparalleled series of humanitarian and public-spirited laws.
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Knights Templar
Pittsburgh
Dallas
P. Buljonk
Philadelphia
Soind
Knights Templar of
Pennsylvania
Legislature ends marathon session wrapup with rising costs
The legislature closed a marathon session that began January 4, 1055, with an estimated total cost near 800000 for the printing of over 2100 House and 100 Senate bills. Member and employee expenses were put at three million, surpassing the prior longest session in 1981. The figures remain incomplete though.
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House
Senate
Unclear text fragment on Senate appointments and reappointments
Fragmentary OCR notes outline a final adjournment and govern or reappointment actions. It mentions Senate confirmation, leadership choices, and possible automatic reappointments if not reappointed, referencing a legislature year around 196. Specific names, dates, or places are unreadable.
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NORGE
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