Judge Lenient With Two Taxpayers In Altoona Case
Federal Judge Joseph P. Willson fined Altoona businessmen Ralph S. Rider and William H. Robinson 1 500 each for evading about 1 100 in 1952 taxes. He cited health, war records, and reputations as reasons to avoid jail, with character witnesses including a banker and a councilman.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph P. Willson
Altoona
Ralph S. Rider
William H. Robinson
Willson
Internal Revenue Service
Robinson
Rider
Senate marches to July 8 debate on civil rights bill
The House passed civil rights bill will be called up for Senate debate July 8, triggering expectations of a full scale filibuster. Senate GOP leader Knowland announced the plan as southern senators prepare a prolonged talkathon through most of July.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Senate Gop
William F. Knowland
Doan’s Pills Offer Quick Relief for Bladder Irritation
Doan’s Pills ease bladder irritations and nagging backaches while providing a mild diuretic effect to aid kidney function. The ad claims fast relief for over 60 years and promotes a new economy size for savings.
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Doan
Postmasters to be appointed after September exams
Flashbacks recount competitive exams set for September to name new postmasters in Volant Wampum and West Pittsburg. Lawrence County hay and wheat crops near harvest. Girls apparel weighs five ounces this summer with shoes at eleven. United Engineering Picnic draws five thousand attendees from out of town.
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Volant
Wampum
West Pittsburg
Lawrence County
United Engineering
Tillia Reunion at Ewing Park Draws 45 Descendants
The Tillia family reunion gathered about 45 attendees at Ewing Park. Eugene Tillia presided over the 1958 officer slate with Wilbur Ziegler as vice president and Mrs. Russell Fosner as secretary. Prizes celebrated age, vehicles, and family size. Manila notes Philippines comprise 94 percent of island chain.
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Tillia
Ewing Park
Peter
Clarinda Tillia
Ellis Guy
Wilbur Ziegler
William Tillia
Loyal Wilson
Eugene Tilla
Eugene Tillia
Russell Fosner
John Denhart
Clara McKeough
Essie Tilla
Rodger Tillia
Loval Wilson
Ellis Guyard
Frank Tillia
Manila
Philippines
Libya's strategic value to the United States
Special correspondent Larry Smits notes Libya's vast desert to 1.1 million people and its key role for U S air power with Wheelus base. He cites Libya as a friendly Arab state aligned with the Eisenhower doctrine and exposed to Arab and Soviet propaganda pressures, while US personnel in Wheelus and Libyan relations improve through cultural exchange.
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Tripoli
Libya
Mediterranean
Wheelus Air Force Base
U. S
Europe
Benghazi
Egypt
Soviet Union
United States
Radio
Cairo
John F. Tappin
Voice of America
Air Force
Wheelus
Free Seat Covers For Louise Shea In East Haven
Mrs Louise Shea found a seat cover set installed on her car at no charge after a seat cover salesman mistakenly took her vehicle from the street. The man retrieved a different car, fitted the covers, and left.
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East Haven. Conn
Louise Shea
Hahn Earns Honors as French Horn Player in Wind Ensemble
Joseph M. Hahn of 9122 E. Washington St is among 49 musicians chosen for the first season of the American Wind Ensemble. The group performs from a barge theater on the Allegheny River at Point State Park Pittsburgh. Hahn rose from trumpet to horn after Army service and studies with Kenneth Meine.
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Joseph M. Hahn
E. Washington St
American Wind
Point State Park
Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Hahn
Edith Hahn
United States
Youngstown
France
Navy School of Music
Youngstown University
Army
Kenneth Meine
New Castle
Salem
Amercan Legon
Red Coat
Youngstown College
Dana Symphony Orchestra
New American Wind Ensemble
Robert Austin Boudreaux
Seaboard
Exports from Philadelphia inaugurate U S petroleum trade
Petroleum products began leaving the United States for export in 1861 with cargoes carried aboard sailing vessels, marking an early phase in the national petroleum trade centered in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
U. S
New Zealand Ranks High in Auto Ownership Per Capita
Auckland reports New Zealanders own cars per capita close to levels seen in the United States, highlighting the country’s strong car ownership compared with other nations.
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Auckland
New Zealand
United States
Puerto Rican street bridged by Panama Canal name
In San Juan two parallel streets named Atlantic Place and Pacific Place were joined by a new thoroughfare dubbed Panama Canal reflecting the connection between the two parallels.
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San Juan
Atlantic Place
Pacific Place
Panama Canal
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Pullmans
Strata-Dome
Pullman
Consell
Oliver
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
U.S
By Larry Smits
Vincent Ignatowski
W. Cipiela
Ignatowski
International Soundphoto
Mt. Herman
Mt. Herman Church
District of Columbia
Central Finance CO
Peoples Drug
DIAL
Thomas G. Lamoree
Lawrence Savings and Trust Co
New Castle, Pa
Ellwood City
Volant, Pa
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
Penn Power
Tappann
Tappan
Kordite
S. Mercer
Grove ST
Highland Avenue
North Mill Street
WALMO
Market Street
New Wilmington
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