Sixteen Divorce Cases Set for Hearing July 5
Divorces listed before Judges Lam ore e and Powers at the county courthouse. Cases name spouses with home towns and marriage dates, including Woodring versus Woodring, Bashline versus Bashline, Harding versus Harding, Murphy versus Murphy, Thompson versus Thompson, Maggi versus Maggie, Cearfoss versus Cearfoss, Stamatis versus Stamatis, Stillwagon versus Stillwagon, Vezeau versus Vezeau, Roberts versus Roberts, Wynder versus Wynder.
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John G. Lamoree
Robert A. Woodring
Cecil Ave
Sallie Jaya Woodring
Alexandria
Pasaqualia
Miss
Mary H. Bashline
FE. Grant St
William F. Bashline
Sun Valley
Calif
New Castle
Ethel Louise Harding
S. Walnut St
Benjamin Harding
Croton Ave
Donna M. Murphy
Blackstone Dr
James Murphy
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Beaver Falls
Viola Thompson
Liberty St
Harry W. Thompson
Eighth St
New Cumberland
W. Va
Guiseppe Maggi
13Th St
Ellwood City
Nellie Maggie
Pittsburgh
John FE. Cearfoss
S. Ray St
Corinne Florence Cearfoss
Brooklyn
N. Y
Naval Receiving Station
N.Y
Florence FE. Stamatis
Boyles Ave
George N. Stamatis
N. Beaver St
John S. Powers
Carolyn L. Stillwagon
N. Mulberry St
Robert E. Stilwagon
N. Jefferson St
Marjorie Louise Veseau
Slippery Rock RD
John William Vezeay
Allegheny County
Blawnox
Jennie Marie Roberts
Montgomery Ave
Clyde Lee Roberts
Rigby St
Nell Wynder
Court St
Gaylor
Painful Credit Promise in 1947 Adds Indignities Sign
A fragmented OCR item from New Castle Auburn Me notes a sign advertising “Use Our Easy Credit” with “Plan 100 per cent Down” and references to Sarah Ann Saul and Charles Russel Saul. The snippet mentions cruel and barbarous treatment and indignities, describing a window display.
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New Castle
Auburn
Sarah Ann Saul
Croton Ave
Charles Russel Saul
Fragmented Marriage Notice Fragments From Beaver Falls Ellwood City and Cumberland Md
The text lists multiple divorce and marriage notices with names and addresses. Ed win Griffith of 332 Neshannock Ave and Nelentine Griffith are involved in cruelty and indignities. Donna Sisley of 128 N Walnut St and Bertram Sisley of 114 Smithfield St report cruelty. Ioana Myers of Wayne Township RD 1 and Daniel Myers of Wayne Township RD 1 wed March 22 1950 in Cumberland Maryland. A prior 1939 Ellwood City marriage is also referenced.
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Beaver Falls
Edwin Griffith
Neshannock Ave
Nelentine Griffith
Marine
New Castle
Donna Sisley
N. Walnut St
Bertram C. Sisley
Smithfield St
Cumberland Md
Ioana Myers
Wayne
Daniel Myers
Ellwood Ity
Japanese Students Repelled by Tear Gas at Tachikawa Base
About 50 leftist students tried to force into the Tachikawa Air Base but were driven back by U S air police tear gas. They accompanied roughly 100 supporters at Sunakawa near Tachikawa opposing land requisition for base expansion. One surveyor was injured during the confrontation. The morning incident preceded a broader survey planned for next month.
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Tokyo
INS
U.S
Tachikawa
Yomiuri
Sunakawa
Salvage of Nazi Submarine After 12 Years
A Nazi German submarine raised from 35 feet of Baltic Sea water is towed to Kiel. U-2540, scuttled in March 1945 off Flensburg, was found last February and is too large to join West Germany’s navy. Salvage by Energie and Auschauer followed Suez operations.
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Kiel
Germany
Baltic Sea
Flensburg
Denmark
Energie
Auschauer
Suez Canal
Nazi Germany
Word Puzzle: Mixed Clues Across and Down
A grid style clue list with numbered across and down hints including Englishman Louisa variation one spot card and various thematic pairs. Solving yields names phrases and terms linked to language geography and common objects across sections.
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Louisa
Man Jailed And Fined For Seven Year Chiseling
A West Philadelphia man Abie Gibbs was jailed for one year and fined 1000 dollars for seven year deception of the Department of Public Assistance. Gibbs and his wife Martha kept relief funds for six children from 1948 to 1955 while Gibbs claimed illness and unemployment. The judge also placed Martha on probation and restored the children to relief.
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Philadelphia
INS
West Philadelphia
Department of Public Assistance
Abie Gibbs
Martha
Gibbs
Robert W. Trembath
Boy Kills Sister In Bird Shooting Accident
In Newton New Jersey a 16 year old boy Terrance Pedersen accidentally shot his sister Kathleen Ann Pedersen 15 in the forehead with a .22 caliber bullet meant for a bird. Kathleen was walking ahead of Terrance and a friend David Aten 16 as they hunted in Stillwater Township.
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Newton
N.J
Kathleen Ann Pedersen
Terrance
Kathleen
David Aten
Stillwater
Clemens Octagonal Study Preserved at Elmira College
The small octagonal study of Samuel Clemens is preserved on Elmira College campus. It is the same room where Mark Twain wrote The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and four other famous works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
N. Y
Samuel Clemens
Elmira College
Mark Twain
Tom Sawyer
AEC Nominees Are Two Former Truman Officials
President Eisenhower names John S. Graham and John F. Floberg as Atomic Energy Commission nominees. Graham, ex assistant Treasury secretary, now a Washington financial consultant, would replace the late John Von Neumann. Floberg, ex assistant Navy secretary, would succeed Thomas E. Murray amid policy disputes. Nearby, Wallkill and Kingston Rhinecliff bridges highlight old and new crossings in New York.
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Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
John S. Graham
Treasury
Washington
John F. Floberg
Navy
Graham
John von Neumann
Floberg
Thomas E. Murray
International
Eisenhower Signals Possible Shift on Nuclear Tests
At the London disarmament conference President Eisenhower hinted he might delay an immediate ban on nuclear tests. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Zorin warned any first step must include a test ban, while Harold Stassen pressed conventional disarmament as Western delegates awaited the American position.
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London
Eisenhower
Valerian Zorin
Ihe
Stassen
Farm Owners Do Most U.S. Farm Work
A historical note states farm owners and their families perform 75 percent of all agricultural labor in the United States, highlighting family labor as central to farming operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Seek Reversal of Decision On Arthur Miller
Attorneys for Arthur Miller planned to ask federal district Judge Charles F. McLaughlin to overturn the contempt of Congress verdict and acquit the playwright. The government defense argued to maintain the May 31 conviction and seek sentencing, with a maximum penalty of one year in prison and a $1,000 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Arthur Miller
Congress
Charles F. McLaughlin
Supreme Court
Miller
Marilyn Monroe
U.S
William Hitz
Youth Sentenced To 50 Years In Prison For Killing
In Chicago Joseph Schwartz, 18, was sentenced to 50 years for the bludgeon murder of Alvin Palmer, 17. He was among youths tied to a tammer slaying amid a crackdown on teenage killers as juries had earlier handed down 99 to 110 year terms for another motel operator killing during a holdup spree.
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Chicago
Joseph Schwartz
Schwartz
Alvin Palmer
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