Recruiting drive aims to fill officer slots in Vermont
A renewed push targets new recruits for police ranks including sergeant positions. Officials say enrollment is not guaranteed and graduates may still apply for training. Some seniors may qualify for a one year obligation program linked to Army or federal requirements. A recent incident in Rash Joseph C. B. notes a fatal crash near Med yester e, with police continuing review.
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Nab Area Jail Escapee In Indiana
Federal fugitive Dennis A. Wolf twenty from Waterford was captured in South Bend Indiana. He had escaped from Hamot Hospital on August twenty first while in a hospital smock. Wolf faced charges of transporting a stolen car across state lines and lawful flight from federal prosecution. He was arraigned and remanded to St. Joseph County Jail on twenty five thousand dollar bond.
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Waterford
Hamot Hospital
South Bend
Ind
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R. D
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U.S
St. Joseph County
Erie County
Robert Meade
Howard Foltz
Cold Spell Grips Nation Amid Storms Across Florida
The AP reports a cold spell cooling much of the country as Florida endures a thumping storm with damaging winds and heavy rainfall. Sarasota logs over 13 inches of rain with three-foot inundation in mooding areas, prompting evacuations. St. Petersburg records five inches of rain and 40 mph winds. Miami suffers water and power outages. Elsewhere, temperatures plummet with Lebanon New Hampshire at 41 degrees.
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Associated Press
Florida
Sarasota
St. Petersburg
Miami
Lebanon
N.H
Television Westerns Reassessed as Violence Dwindles
AP notes NBC wide Country tones down violence focusing on rodeo riders and a brain tumor plot that weakly lands. Alfred Hitchcock Hour bows on CBS with a long poker clash between brothers. NBC premieres include Dont Call Me Charg e, Fair Exchange, Jack Paar Show. Premieres continue through Magic Midway Reading Room McKeever and the Colonel Ensign OToole and Jetsons across networks.
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Paris
Fair Exchange
CBS
Jack Paar
McKeever and the Colonel
Ensign O'Toole
Fine Driller For Sinking Gas Well In Pennsylvania
Titusville case notes Earl Bf Linn of Pittsburgh fined 500 dollars and costs for drilling a gas well in Hasfield Township without a permit. The first such prosecution in the commonwealth, Linn and Ventura Oil Co. pleaded guilty to drilling Kastle No. 1 since June 26 without the 25 dollar permit. The case involved claims of penetrating the Onondaga horizon beyond 8800 feet. Permits needed for wells deeper than 3800 feet. Linn paid the fine and was released.
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Pittsburgh
Hasfield Township
F. A. Bluetge
Vernon Township
Commonwealth of Pennsylvani
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Oil and Gas Division
Pennsylvania Department of Mines and Mineral Industries
Leon Errich
Linn
George J. Kaste
Erlich
Lin
Onondaga Horizon
Ventura Oil Co
Erie GE Nets 22 Locomotives for Pennsylvania Railroad
General Electric confirms an order with the Pennsylvania Railroad for 22 high speed diesel locomotives from its Erie plant. The U-2 B heavy duty engines, each 2,500 horsepower, are part of a 15 million dollar PAR modernization program with delivery slated next month. No immediate boost in Erie Plant staffing is expected despite ongoing employment gains linked to recent U-25-D sales.
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General Electric Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie GE
PRR
Helals
Community events and notices from Spartansburg weekly
Spartansburg residents joined a tree chest x ray outreach with 110 participants and locals enjoyed a tureen dinner hosted by the Princess Pat Club. Harold Thompson and Mrs. Thompson’s visit, tax deadlines, church events, baptisms, and community meetings were noted along with a death, funeral plans, and Boy Scouts hikes upcoming.
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Crawford County
Princess Pat Club
Wal Shreve
Harold Thompson
Ning
Mable Bennett
Saegertown
Wellest
Boys Register For 3 Man Basketball
Organization of a three man basketball league for Junior High players is under way at the MCA. Grades seven through nine are being registered for a program starting around October 1. Games, after school on the outdoor court, will be 18 or 20 minutes long and played to a set score. Registrations close Wednesday as final plans are drawn. The program aims to develop talent for Corry High teams, a common practice in many cities.
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Sterling Wees
Wees
Corry High
Funeral notices for Elnora Farley and Debs Christ Sorenson
Funeral services for Mrs. Elnora Farley will be held at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg Saturday at 2 p m with interment at Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 7 to 10 p m and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p m. The body of Debs Christ Sorenson is at Bracken Funeral Home with calling hours Saturday and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m and service Monday at 2 p m at West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus.
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Pittsburgh
McCray Community Church
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Isabel Rose
Rose
Fair Street
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Ohio
Rey
Thomas Lindsey
Margaret
Freda Mortis
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Butler
Margaret Morris
Morrises
Elnora Farley
Davenport Street
Esther Farley
William Farley
Gertrude Burnell
Bradford
Richard Hays
John Lunsford
First Baptist Church
H. Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Rose Hill Cemetery
Widow sues Shamrock Cafe over son’s death in tavern brawl
Erie widow Jennie Goramski filed a county court suit for damages exceeding 10,000 against The Shamrock Cafe owners John and Dominic Bianchi and Dale Hubler. The claim ties her son Frank Goramski’s 1959 death to a November 30 tavern fight sparked by Hubler’s intoxicated conduct, alleging medical and other expenses, loss of earnings, and more.
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Jennie A. Goramski
Shamrock Cafe
John
Dominic Bianchi
Dale P. Hubler
Frank
Mys
Gorcynski
Hubler
Tavern owners face negligence claim after patrons intoxicated
A court records negligence against the tavern owners for failing to protect patrons from unruly customers. A significantly intoxicated individual reportedly drank Aquor and caused a fatal incident the following day. The defense asserts the tavern proprietors were negligent in service and supervision of the premises.
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Jorzynski
Release 110000 Trout Due To Funds Shortage In State
Harrisburg AP reports the state Fish Commission plans immediate release of 110000 two year old trout into public streams due to insufficient funds for ongoing hatchery operations. The fish are moved to lakes of 10 acres or more open to fishing through October 31. Commission chairman Albert M Day cited winter feeding costs as a key factor.
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State Fish Commission
The
Fish Commission
Commission
Albert M. Day
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