Pleads Guilty On Cheating Charge
Tunney W. Shindledecker of Williamsburg R D was charged with trading a tractor for a truck and promising a title the next day. Authorities found the title held by a Shippensburg bank. He pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace John H Basehore and was held for sentence in Gettysburg. Bail was set at 1000 dollars. Shindledecker was arrested by state police and brought to Gettysburg by Constable George Hughes. Prosecutor is C W Epley of Gettysburg auto and truck dealer.
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Basehore
Shindledecker
Shippensburg Bank
Tunney W. Shindledecker
Williamsburg
R. D
Gettysburg
R. 3
Justice of the Peace
John H. Basehore
Hollidaysburg
George Hughes
C. W. Epley
Kennan Rejoins State Staff as Counselor Post Changes
George F. Kennan will relinquish his head role in the State Department policy planning unit next week but will remain an officer and take an extended leave of absence. Paul H. Nitze will assume Kennan’s policy planning post, Kennan plans to return to active duty after the leave.
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George F. Kennan
East Berlin R. 2
Washington, D. C
State Department
Department
Paul H. Nitze
Kennan
U. S. Foreign Service
Pats
Paul Ward
Baltimore Sun
Dean Acheson
Ken
Automobiles Collide in Gettysburg Saturday Night
Vehicles driven by John R. Trout of Gettysburg and Earl D. Buckley of Biglerville collided Saturday at 6 30 p m in Gettysburg. Police report Trout pulled from a curb and struck Buckley’s car tearing off the right rear fender causing 35 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Trout
Gettysburg
Earl D. Buckley
Biglerville
Trout
Buckley
Frederick J. Hughes
James L. Chrew
Frederick
Gettysburg Post Office Worker Held in Federal Court
W. Preston Hull of Gettysburg was held by U S Commissioner Edward B Bullett in Harrisburg on two federal charges of misappropriating postal funds and using cancelled stamps. Bail set at 1000 dollars for the Middle District of Pennsylvania, with inspectors testifying about stamped charges and pocketed coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Federal District Court
Middle District of Pennsylvania
U.S
Edward B. Bullett
C. E. Moo
York
W. Preston Hull
Moo
Hull
Moe
J.J. McNabb
Harrisburg
Nished
Post Office Department
Poinsettias Become Christmas Must in Local Markets
Read by readers, poinsettias have grown from novelty to Christmas staple in local shops. Growers report steady demand with new varieties, while customers seek bright seasonal color and gift options during the holiday window.
Early American diplomat shaped a name and popularity
The text notes that certain nicknames or terms gained fame due to an early American diplomat, explaining how his influence helped popularize the designation. It highlights the diplomat's role in defining or boosting the associated name.
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Nan
Acheson
John W. Snyder
Treasury
Ward
United Kingdom
United States
Canada
Poist’s Studio
East Middle St
Hanover, Pa
Yours
Forest Park
Mou
Christas
J. C. Tanger and Son
Broadway
P.O. Employe
Melvin J. Sheffer
Railroad
Hanover
Queen Street
Littlestown, PA
Whist and & Poinsett
Merry Christmas
York Street
Desoto and Plymouth
I Roberts
Hollander
Hanov
S. George St. York, Pa
Geisler Furniture Company
Carlisle Street
W. King Street
Columbia Srwetay Co
Easton Watches
First Nat. Bank Bldg
Hanover Trust
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