Road work delays East Columbus Avenue stretch progress
East Columbus avenue road improvements hindered by heavy truck graveling traffic and a partial closure until completion. A Chevrolet driven by Robert Bachomer of East Main street wrecked near Panama. he and Donald Tate escaped with minor injuries after failing to negotiate a curve. A chicken theft on Spring street prompted police inquiry. Carmen Hill's 22nd win for the Pirates over the Boston Braves 2 1. Rev H F Reigle returns as United Brethren pastor with a September 19 reception planned. Community Chest aims for 15 500 to fund local relief efforts.
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United Brethren Church
State Police Highlight School Boy Patrols Safety
The State Police urge students and parents to follow safety rules as the new school year begins. They salute the past work of School Boy Patrols and expect continued exemplary performance in protecting children commuting to and from school.
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Secident
Farmer wounds self shooting at prowler
Mayville report says Garland Parment, 50, of Plank Road, fired at a presumed prowler outside his home. The left barrel exploded on the second shot, wounding Parment near the thumb. Physicians at Westfield Memorial Hospital considered amputation as the thumb injury was serious.
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Garland Parment
Plank Road
Prowler
Parment
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Maquille
Prisoner in Atlanta Files Own Appeal to Erie Court
Roy Alton Helwig, four years into a go cell at Atlanta Federal Prison, has filed an appeal in U S District Court challenging a 1943 conviction for transporting a stolen car from Erie to New Lexington. He claims unlawful imprisonment, insufficient time with counsel, and lack of court permission to subpoena key witnesses. He submitted witness names to Judge Wallace Gourley for consideration.
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Hess
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Roy Alton Helwig
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Ist
Vin Longhead
Ohio
High prices loom as butter eggs and bread rise
Four week inquiry by the joint congressional Committee on the Economic Report opens in Providence and moves to New York City Philadelphia Richmond and Atlanta with western hearings in Denver. Best grade eggs sell 95c to $1 a dozen in New York while butter climbs to $1.05 per pound. Bread remains ~16 to 17c a pound but wheat hovers near 295 a bushel prompting bakers to fear higher bread costs. Baltimore housewives stage a five day boycott and DC inmates switch to margarine as prices shift. Margarine use rises as states adjust taxes and Washington votes against easing margarine taxes.
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Eat a Better Breakfast to Improve Performance
A columnist argues that hurried meals are insufficient and urges a full breakfast. Medical authorities say 25 to 35 percent of daily nourishment should come at breakfast to sustain mental and physical energy during the crucial morning hours. Historical notes mention New England breakfast traditions with meat, mush, and mackerel.
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New England
Quiz questions tease readers on Classified Page
A reader is prompted to turn to the Classified Page for answers to seven questions. Topics include a congressional session start date, a dominion prime minister, magazine circulation, a British evangelist, a heart attack death on the Queen Mary, whether moving objects can reverse without stopping, and sunspot temperatures along with plant types.
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Jan Christian
Warren Couple Files Bankruptcy Petition In Warren
Ross C. Sanford and Harriet Ruth Sanford of South Bend Ind formerly of Warren have filed a bankruptcy petition in Federal District Court in Pittsburgh. Judge Robert M. Gibson granted them until September 25 to list debts and assets of the Ross Sales and Service electrical appliance and radio shop at 438-34 Pennsylvania avenue West Warren.
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Pittsburgh
Ross C. Sanford
Harriet Ruth Sanford
South Bend
Ind
Warren
Federal District Court
Ross Sales and Service
Pennsylvania Avenue
West Warren
Robert M. Gibson
Phoenix’s Rise Fueled by Equable Climate
Phoenix grows from a 1868 stagecoach stop to a modern city amid an equable climate. The metropolitan population reaches about 165,000 as the area expands its urban footprint and economic activity.
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Phoenix, Arty
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