Fine Youth For Bringing Wine Into State
Theodore Weight, 24, of Titusville pleads guilty to possessing malt beverages without Pennsylvania stamps. A 19-year-old Oil City youth admits buying beer in New York State and transporting it into Pennsylvania. Both receive modest fines and costs. no transport-of-liquor charges filed. Police say this is a rare local case under the state Beverage Tax Act.
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Alderman Love
Pennsylvania
New York Bute
State Liquor Control Board
Bat in the balcony disrupts Texas House decorum
A bat fluttered across the Texas House of Representatives balcony during a session. The sergeant-at-arms was authorized to remove the bat as Speaker Waggoner Carr urged calm and an alert youth helped monitor the incident for about 20 minutes.
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Austin
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Four to eight year terms in Meadville cases
Meadeville judge Harding Mook presided over multiple burglaries and larceny convictions. Me Lane received four to eight years with restitution and a referral to a prison, while Rhoades and Uber faced probation and fines. Gross and McLane noted as others sentenced today in Crawford County court.
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RD. 1
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Titusville
Crawford County
Uber
Herbert A. Mook
eRoy William Gross
Union City
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McLane
Miaike
Mendville
MeLane
Western Pennsylvania Diagnostic
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Cochranton
Mook
Rhoades
Familly
Balcony Rescue Captures Bird with Net
A passerby uses a net to trap a bird on a balcony, preventing a possible escape. Firefighters or nearby bystanders assist as needed to safely remove the bird without injury.
Police Clamp Down After Wild Turkey Release Incident
In Carlsbad New Mexico Sam Jenkins released 33 turkeys from his furniture store roof inviting public to chase them. Police charged Jenkins with public disturbance and he pleaded innocent claiming plans to release 30 more birds today and again tomorrow.
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Birds
Tomorow
Erie Man Fined for Hunting Violations in Wattsburg Area
Paul Moyak Jr., 38, of Erie, paid 132 in fines and costs after shooting two pheasants and four rabbits inside the State Games Lands 167 propagation area near Wattsburg. He avoided a 132 day jail sentence by paying the fine. Elmer Simpson reported Moyak tried to discard two pheasants as deputies approached. shells were found at the scene.
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Wattsburg
Commonwealth
Paul Moyak Jr
Waltsburs
Moyak
Elmer Simpson
Simpson
Mayak
White to Head New Justice Dept Rights Division
President Eisenhower seeks Senate approval for W Wil son White as head of the Justice Department Civil Rights Division. White would resign his current post as chief of legal counseling and be formally nominated when Congress reconvenes in January. Senate action is urged despite previous civil rights opposition and a filibuster attempt by Senator Thurmond.
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Moyak Admits Crime Pen Presentation Evidence
Moyak admitted the crime as presented by the evidence. Game Protector Simpson called this and another case involving a Wattsburg man the two most serious offenses of the 1957 hunting season.
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Moyak
Simpson
Wattsburg
City Budget Hike Draws From City Finances
A continued look at the city budget outlines higher total spending driven by executive salaries and council costs. The mayor elect and new council consider changes to departments including police fire civil defense and park operations amid revenue shifts and an expected decline in property tax receipts.
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Man Dies Woman Hurt In Wetumpka Shooting
Police say Joseph Anthony Schinvi and Margie Polinsky were found shot in Wetumpka. Schinvi died from a forehead wound, Polinsky was wounded in the back. Local officials planned an inquiry as the case moved forward.
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Erie Thruway Bid Call For Two Toll Road Projects
The Highways Department calls for bids December 20 for construction of two termini along the Erie Thruway. One project covers 4.01 miles between Went and East Springfield, the other 0.6 miles east of Traffic Route 8 in Erie County. A second bid invitation on the same date covers Butler Traffic Route 38 from south of Hooker to north of Butler.
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Seale Highways Department
Went
East
Springfield
Erie County
Butler
Hooker
Tobacco Leader Parker McComa Dies at 62
Parker McComa 62 longtime president of Philip Morris Tobacco and Cigarette Co and head of New York United Hospital Fund died yesterday Born in Baltimore he traced his ancestry to Daniel McComas who settled Che ayenke Bay in 1687
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New York
Parker McComa
Philip Morris Tobacco and Cigarette Co
Civic Jeacher
United Hospital Fund of
Baltimore
Daniel McComas
Cheayenke Bay
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