Police report lists Beardsley guilty plea and local notices
Local police report shows Alice Beardsley of 702 Beamur Street West Ghurdh pleaded guilty to driving while suspended at the County courthouse. Also noted are Mill Creek citations for the same offense and Bradford City Council setting a 450 3 month domestic user fee for a 3.5 million facility under Gotynwli Wealth. Kane Junior Chamber launches annual safe driver week with Jaycees awarding silver dollars for observed driving behavior. Other items include fraud costs, car wrecks, a two tail six leg calf story, a wallet recovery, weather forecast, grand jury indictments for larceny and drink driving, Mary Regda hospitalized, local development booth displays, Red Cross courses, Dairymen’s elect officers, and James Roden winning a stainless steel set at Engle Builders.
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Bradford | Sanitary, Authority
Kane Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Picket Line Disrupts Nu Mine Grade School in Armstrong
A 25 person picket, largely women, kept all but about a dozen of the 150 pupils away from Nu Mine Grade School in Armstrong County. The protest cited water shortages caused when Cowan-Shannock Water Co was temporarily shut down by severe thunderstorms, hindering school water supply. Floyd Smith, supervising principal of the Shannock Valley School District, confirmed Tuesday attendance.
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Rap
Nu Mine
Armstrong County
Floyd Smith
Shannock Valley
Cowan- Shannock Water Co
Thrown by Horse, Dies in Frostburg Hospital
James Powell aged 52 of Rankin Pennsylvania died at Miners Hospital on Monday from injuries after being thrown from a horse. The accident occurred while Powell was riding, leading to fatal trauma as officials reported. Powell was a resident of Rankin and the event prompted a local inquiry.
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Frostburg
James Powell
Rankin, Pa
Miners
Ex-MBS Aides Deny Charges Of Bribery
Washington three Tonner Mutual Broadcasting System officials deny federal accusations they accepted money meant to influence Dominican Republic propaganda. Indicted by a federal grand jury for failing to register agents and conspiring to keep Mutual from registering. Gulermi Roach and Culpepper resigned after payment. Gulermi was Mutual president, Roach board chair, Culpepper director.
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Mutual Broadcasting Syatum
Dominican Republic
Hency Federal Grand Jury
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Generalissimo
Rafael Trujillo
Uorest
Alexander Ty. Gulermi
Garland L. Culpepper
Hal Roach Jr
Lef Mutual
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Roach
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Khrushchev Eyes Possible Talk Before Congress
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev faces dim odds for a formal talk with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee as Fulbright notes State Department discussions. A joint session invitation seems unlikely amid a crowded U.S. visit schedule and Khrushchev’s own reluctance to accept. He plans four major addresses, including a NBC TV address set for September 27.
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Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
D. William Fulbright
D-Ark
State Department
Fulbright
Khrushchev
United States
Mage
National Broadcasting Co
Warren Residents Promise Flood Relief After Meeting
About 100 residents from the Swick school area heard a promise of future relief from flooding. A property owners spokesman said immediate protection was not assured. Worth Hammond suggested a storm sewer under Fifth avenue to Indian Run with right of way to be obtained. Lyle Shafer agreed to grant the right of way. Borough officials discussed plans with the borough engineering department and local engineers believed the project would not raise water volume in Indian Run.
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Indian Run
Lyle EB. Shafer
George Geracimas
Seven year old trapped finger freed from desk
In Laramie Wyoming on the first day of school seven year old Ted Jensen stood frozen at the blackboard. His finger became stuck in a hole in his desk and Mrs Julie Hiadek second grade teacher alerted others. Police and fire rescue workers worked 15 minutes to free the finger.
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Wye
Ted Jensen
Julie Hiadek
Ted
Auto Glass Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Auto glass service advertised as table top glass and general auto repair. Mentions windshield and home glass options with basic repair and replacement offerings. Local shop promotes quick estimates and mobile service in the surrounding area.
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Glass General Auto Repair
Union Orders Bell Employes Back To Work
Philadelphia AP report says 10000 Bell Telephone workers in Pennsylvania were ordered back to work after a dispute over seniority rights of one employee. Union leaders warn a September 19 meeting could still trigger a strike, with plans to decide actions.
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Philadelphia
Bell Telephone
Pensylvania
William S. Leary
Fredration of
Telephone Workers of Pennsylvania
Ind
Leary
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