Plans For Dominating Reds Changed In Moscow Tour
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP reports Premier Khrushchev argues for economic cooperation among Communist states during his Yugoslav visit. Observers see Moscow seeking to regain control via subtle economic means within Comecon and a broader push toward Western markets. Yugoslavs seek observance in Comecon and the Common Market while expanding trade with nonaligned nations.
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Strip mine leader Harrisburg appoints Cunningham head of bureau
James M. Cunningham of Zelienople, a noted conservationist, was named to head the new Bureau of Conservation and Reclamation to administer the bituminous strip mine law. Dr H B Charmbury stated the appointment is effective immediately. Cunningham, 53, will be paid $10,433 annually.
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James M. Cunningham
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CBS Defenders Sparks Trend With Social Messages
Hollywood coverage notes that The Defenders helped start a trend where drama must convey a message or philosophy. NBC plans Suspense Theatre to blend suspense with meaningful themes while Roy Huggins argues drama should say something and entertain.
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CBS
the Defenders
NBC
Roy Huggins
Frost Threat To Pa Corn
AP reports an early frost could hurt Pennsylvania corn, with most kernels at dough stage or less due to dry weather. Southern fields show some tentage, but soil moisture is low elsewhere. Hay and pastures suffer while haymaking is hampered by heavy dew. Fruit crops show mixed conditions with peaches, apples, and grapes affected by drought and moisture levels.
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Alberta
Southern
Erie
Television Review: A Thoughtful Yet Varied Serial
AP TV critic Cynthia Lowry discusses a new television series led by Hupgins. The host argues that the show’s core goal is to present human statements with truth rather than consistent stance. He notes past New York plays like A Streetcar Named Desire and Harvey influence the approach while acknowledging potential shifts in episodes. The program, interrupted at times by a Perró Como variety hour, debuts October 10.
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Blanchet DuBois
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Harvest and disease hit farms in several counties
Most cobbler potatoes have been harvested and digging expanded after rain slowed work. Growers were killing Kennebec and Katahdin vines to curb regrowth. Late blight persisted in Schuyl Kill, Sullivan and Erie counties due to cool damp nights. Early tobacco harvest ran two weeks late.
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Kane Wire Glass Firm On Black Beall Bone Sale
Ser ving as the last survivor of Kane’s glass industry, the sale of the Sergeant Wire Glass plant proceeds before Judge Charles G. Hubbard in McKean County Court. Receiver Samuel A. Manno testified about efforts to save the plant after a heavy snow collapse damaged the roof and disrupted operations.
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Lawrence Woods
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Robert Apple
Smethport
James Bly
Pa Revenue Aides Receive Pay Increases
The Pennsylvania Revenue Department reports pay raises for several staffers. Brackbill, budget secretary, notes above scale adjustments for employees starting belowholdover pay. Earl Kopp remains on Revenue payroll. other increases include Gold, Brinton, Brandamore, and Bansett, with lifts from around $8,580 to $9,454 and higher.
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George B. Gold
Oh Brinton
William Brandamore
James Bansett
Check Passer Area Councilman Face Court Today
Titusville reports the Crawford County Grand Jury will hear two fraud charges against Titusville councilman William J. Milliken. Other defendants include Gertrude Moyer, Edward Silvis, and Donald Moore facing related charges in multiple towns. An August 22 hearing covers another count involving city property and an employee.
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Crawfor Colinty Grand Jury
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William J. Milliken
Gertrude Moyer
Edward Silvis
Donald Moore
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Oil City
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Milliken
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Loye
Land Use Conflicts Over Swamp Redevelopment Plans
In August the discussion centers on reclaiming a swamp north of the dump to provide cover material for a proposed industrial park. Key figures such as Conoyle Moriarity and David Johnson debate using Avenue A silo and the feasibility of heavy fills. They note a single collection agency might be needed to establish a full, engineered site with proper footing and drainage before any redevelopment can proceed.
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Muttablis
David Johnson
Elyen
Carneil
Wabey
Muller
Perennial Problem On City Dump On Avenue A
City dump operations on Avenue A and the landfill on West Washington face scrutiny. Moriarty reports unwashed cans, food scraps, and organic matter attracting rats, plus industrial remnants from discarded appliances. Safety director Ray Weber notes unaltered salvage activity at Avenue A.
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Concord Grapes Attract $125 Per Ton Offer
Trade report notes Westfield and others bidding $125 per ton cash on delivery for Concord grapes. A NY grape cooperative president says growers will be paid market price if it rises, amid favorable Great Lakes harvest trends and concerns over late-season crop strength.
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Howard C. Green
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Iain
Great Lakes
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