Juries Return Three Guilty Verdicts in June Court
Three men found guilty in the June criminal court list. Otto Brightshue was sentenced immediately after pleading guilty to drunken driving, fined 250 dollars plus costs, and 90 days in jail. Joseph Yhelka and Henry Singlaub were also convicted.
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Otto Brightshue
Denver Ave
Joseph Yhelka
Ellwood City
Henry Singlaub
Harmond
Brightshue
John G. Lamoree
Lawrence County
Singlaub
Yhelka
John S. Powers
Property Transfers And A Bright Naval Searchlight
A batch of local property transfers includes Anthony J Stork and wife to Neshannock Twp. Ray W Kerry and wife to Paul Brest in Perry Twp. Baxter M Garner and wife to Wayne C Porter in Neshannock Twp. Virginia May Jones to Frank Gaccarelli Jr and wife. Dorothy DeGennaro to Harold. Plus a notable Navy detail notes a P5M patrol plane searchlight shining as bright as 15,000 1000-watt bulbs.
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Paul Brest
Perry
Baxter M. Garner
Wayne C. Porter
Neshannock
Virginia May Jones
Frank Gaccarelli Jr
Union
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Secondary Workshop At Slippery Rock College Next Week
Eleventh annual Midwestern Pennsylvania Secondary Education Workshop will be held at Slippery Rock State Teachers College on Tuesday and Wednesday June 19 and 20. Topics include ethics in teaching led by Mrs. Marcella Martin, good teaching led by Edgar J. Snyder, catering to gifted students led by William Babcock, and school cafeteria development led by Blair E. Elder. Keynote speaker is Dr. Ernest Hilton of the University of Buffalo with consultants Dr. William Yeager, Dr. Lawrence D. Smith, Dr. Lester Meyer, and Allen M. Woods from local institutions.
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Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Marcella Martin
Nreth Clarion County Joint Schools
Edgar J. Snyder
Thiel College
William Babcock
New Wilmington High School
Blair E. Elder
Keystone Jr
Knox
Ernest Hilton
University of Buffalo
William Yeager
University of Pittsburgh
Lawrence D. Smith
Beaver Falls Public Schools
Lester Meyer
State Department
Allen M. Woods
Food Service
Butler Public Schools
Weather Talk and Humidity Facts From The News Staff
The column muses on heat in the nineties and humidity's impact on comfort and farming. It explains relative humidity, offers a 50 percent indoor target, and notes old weather prognostications such as the toad method, ending with no relief in sight.
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Dame Nature
Delay Building of Toll Road Across Erie Co
Harrisburg report states the 45 mile toll road through Erie County is delayed by the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission due to reduced revenues on eastern projects. The connection would link the Ohio Turnpike and the New York Thruway. Chairman G Franklin MacSorley said bond offerings are postponed until a more propitious time amid a cool banker reception.
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INS
Erie County
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Pennsylvania
G. Franklin MacSorley
Senate
Michigan plan targets rheumatic fever in children
The Michigan Department of Health and Crippled Children Commission offer benzathine penicillin G free to anyone under 21 with a history of rheumatic fever or rheumatic heart disease. Regular penicillin or sulfa doses aim to prevent recurrences after strep throat infections that start in ages five to 15. The program seeks month long protection against future infections.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan Department of Health
Crippled Children Commission
Toll Road Proposal Would Link Cleveland And Buffalo
The commission has spent about a million dollars on planning and design for a 33 mile Delaware River extension. McSorley says the toll road could provide revenue to support less productive extensions and would serve as a valuable financial aid.
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Delaware River
Commission
Cleveland
Buffalo
McSorley
South Americans Build Their Tallest Structure
Santos Brazil The tallest building in South America and the highest reinforced concrete structure in the world is under construction in Sao Vicente a seaport city near here The 43 story 520 foot structure will include 130 apartments yachting facilities with mooring space for 100 vessels a yacht club and 275 feet of quay frontage
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Santos
Brazil
South America
Sao Vicente
282 More Tax Agents Probe Fraud Cases
The Internal Revenue Service assigned 1,559 special agents to tax fraud investigations during 1955, up 282 from the prior year. Revenue agents auditing returns rose by 650 to 11,255 for the year.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Antibiotics Control Disease In Cattle
A new veterinary method uses antibiotics to treat cattle with rhinitis and respiratory distress. Injected tetramycin into the trachea and chest cavity showed remarkable improvement, according to Des Moines veterinary research reports.
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Des Moines
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