Court Session Ends Abruptly
The June term of criminal court ended abruptly Wednesday morning with plea bargains and sentences. Steve Naples pled to a mor als offense, fined 100 dollars plus costs, and placed on parole for one year. Several cases went to judge-only trials or continued to September. Bond fixed for Edith M. Punzell at 8500 dollars. tax figures noted. Marriage license actions listed for multiple couples and property transfers.
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Steve Naples
Naples
Braham
the Commonwealth
Edith Rippeto
John G. Lamoree
Andy Kopsky
Asault
James E. Henle
Edith M. Punzell
Ellport Boro
Florida Man Grows Coffee Beats Prices
A 78 year old blind Miami man grows coffee to beat rising prices. Charles F. Oxar harvested two pounds from a 100 by 200 foot garden last year and hopes for a larger yield this year. His experiment started after World War II when his Navy son brought home a Brazil coffee plant. He now has several trees maturing.
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Miami
Fla
Charles F. Oxar
Oxar
Brazil
Colleges See Decline in U.S. Degree Conferrals
Report indicates overall decrease in degrees conferred by United States colleges this year. Institutions across multiple states report lower graduation totals, with shifts noted in humanities and professional fields.
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The
United States
Government rests case in perjury trial of Alger Hiss
Five years ago on June 17 1944 Britain faced the first shock of robot bombs as French town St Jacques de Nehou fell to U S forces. Twenty five years ago on June 17 1929 Harlansburg citizens buzzed over a Perry highway survey that would alter routes.
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Alger Hiss
Britain
St. Jacques de Nehou
U. S
Harlansburg
Perry
Australian scientists claim shrink proof wool fabric breakthrough
Australian researchers from CSIRO announce a solution to shrinkage in wool fabrics after four years of work. They say production of shrink-proof men's socks is now underway at a Melbourne knitting mill.
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London
INS
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization
Melbourne
Goodwill Plan Fails as Drivers Avoid Fund Drive
Oxford North Carolina. The Oxford Chamber of Commerce launched a plan to fund care motorists by placing notes on cars with a time expired meter and asking drivers to repay the chamber instead of paying a traffic fine. After a one week trial, the plan collapsed as only officers and curious strangers contributed.
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Oxford
N. C
Oxford Chamber of Commerce
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