Borough pension changes and prize draws at East Mill store
Borough Council approved a new pension ordinance raising retirement to age 60 after 20 years for Warren borough police, aligning with state law and enabling an actuary study on later retirement and widows orphans provisions. Prizes from a recent drawing at East Mill Street store numbered about 60 unclaimed awards, with winners to claim at Bargain Joe's. police reported a wallet loss of $60 to $79 by Robert Lindquist.
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Brush Fires Near L.A. Consume Acres and Homes
AP reports a major brush fire in southern California charred 2,365 acres and destroyed 10 structures in upper Kagel Canyon about 20 miles north of Los Angeles. Earlier, fires in Bel-Air Brentwood and Topanga Canyon consumed 465 homes and scorched 14,000 acres.
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Pa GOP demands probe of state voter fraud cases
Pennsylvania Republicans call for an official inquiry into apparent statewide vote irregularities amid a court case involving Mary Zimmerman, a stenographer charged with voting in Harrisburg and Lewistown during multiple elections. Bloom cites widespread concerns and seeks reimbursement for probe costs under the Administrative Code.
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Woman Hears Damages After Grocer Injury Case
A court awarded Queenie Fory five pounds for injuries suffered in a grocer shop incident. The bisentt ons fell on her head causing loss of voice. Later Mrs Pory spilled boiling water on her throat and voice, with the case against the firm settled yesterday.
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Rains Continue In Italy Threaten Floods Near Rome
Torrential rains lash Tivoli for fifth day and flood risk grows around Rome. Six deaths reported in winter storm as the Tiber and Po rivers threaten to spill over banks amid rain wind and snow.
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Keystone Briefs digest of urban crime and labor unrest
A scrambled digest reports police actions in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia area robberies, hospital beatings, and labor strikes. It notes a beating near a hospital, a police chief identification, and executions related to Western Union. The piece also mentions the State Credit Control Board delaying actions, Oasis ownership action in Ellwood City, and Gov. Renne attending the Army Navy game in Philadelphia as guest of West Point officials.
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Governor Pallbearer Appointment for Funeral Services
Ad Deexer Biddle, envoy to Spain, announced Gov Lanefi ar Harrisburg will be an honorary pallbearer at today’s services. The ceremony, held in Washington after his heart attack at Walter Reed Hospital, was planned as a private funeral for Pennaylvoie’s noted figure.
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Woman, 20, Becomes Widow Mother to Eight Children
A young woman faced tragedy when cancer claimed her parents at age 20 leaving her to raise eight siblings including Nancy Tad Michael 18 and Barli Logie 14 under the care of a wary household. The piece notes a family already strained by loss and the remaining kin grappling with future care.
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Two More Die In Chicago Gang Slayings
Two men were killed in Chicago area shootings in what police call a surge of gang violence. Victims include Dr Meo 24 a Melrose Park resident beaten to death in his home during a break in and Fred Erdman Jr 40 fatally shot while approaching his neighbor s home. Police investigate possible links to a local burglar and gang extortion scheme and warn residents to remain vigilant after the weekend slayings.
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Junior Driver's License Now In Effect
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania implements a new junior drivers program granting red-colored licenses only with parental consent. Licenses can be revoked if consent is withdrawn before age 18, and holders may not drive from midnight to 6 am unless accompanied. Officials stress probationary licenses assign full responsibility to the junior operator.
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Ridgway Curfew Law Affects Youth Through 18
A Ridgway curfew ordinance restricts minors under eighteen, dictating curfew hours and enforcement details. The measure targets teenage residents, outlining penalties and compliance measures for youths and guardians. Local officials promote public safety and order as the law enters effect this week.
Military muzzled says former aide cites Richmond deaths
Former Army official Brinker testifies before Detroit chapter of the Military Order of the World Wars lamenting a lack of accountability after UW recruits died in a Richmond incident. He claims the Pentagon refuses to explain the tragedy and blames ineffective Army leadership for silenced inquiry.
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Republicans Urge Full Support for Goldwater amid Infighting
AP reports at Tarrishurg Len Bar describes Goldwater as the GOP standard bearer in 1964. Party leaders urge unified backing, blaming infighting for losses and urging Republicans to avoid self destruction as they evaluate campaign strategy and regional results. Goldwater criticizes Kennedy on foreign policy and domestic spending, urging economy and restraint while defending a tough anti communism stance.
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Ike Entries Win Prizes at East National Livestock Show
President Dwight D. Eisenhower presided as two of his entries captured prizes. One yearling bull earned first place while another senior bull calf took fifth. Wesley S. Mast, 17, from Elverton Pennsylvania, won the grand champion steer with a 980 pound Hereford.
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