Commissioner Appointed For Highways And Wildlife Lands
Russell M. Lucas, of Philipsburg, appointed to the Pennsylvania Game Commission, filling the Bradford vacancy left by Tom L. McDowell. Lucas is a junior high principal and former Philipsburg Red and Gun Club president with Navy service, hunter since youth, and active in school and fraternal groups. Also noted are nesting pairs of American eagles at Pymatuning, a land purchase option in Pike County expanding State Game Lands to about 14,000 acres, and assorted wildlife reports including fox dens, a stray beaver in Philadelphia, and various nesting and hunting details across the state.
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Mile Brook
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Bradford
Wildlife, Authority
Philipsburg Association of Commerce
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Pymatuning
Raymond Sickles
Dingman
Blooming Grove
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Shohola Falls
Four A‑bomb tests planned at Maralinga Australia
Sydney reports Sir William Penney, head of Britain's atomic program, said four atomic weapons would be tested at Maralinga in South Australia next month. Two would be exploded from towers, one operational service type dropped from a bomber, and a fourth small ground detonation. The article also notes magnesium production in Texas and UT scientists' survey.
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Smathers Sees Fight For Congress
Senator George Smathers of Florida told the Democratic National Convention that difficult fights lie ahead to retain Congress but predicted a sweeping Democratic victory in November. As chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee he noted funds and media shortfalls but emphasized having the issues and the right men. He cited the 44-47 Senate split, praised Democratic gains in Social Security, minimum wage, parity for farmers, housing and health measures, and warned Republicans risked wagering security for a balanced budget. He urged voters to compare records to assure national security.
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Burglars Steal Concrete Moulds At Pool Firm
Raymond P. Sweeney reported burglars took 74 concrete moulds and a complete digging tower from a Denver pool construction firm in a weekend job. The loot valued at 3690 dollars. Police investigated the break in as managers noted little else was taken.
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Raymond P. Sweeney
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