Weekend Arrests Reported By Police
Weekend arrests described include multiple individuals charged with drunkenness and disturbances. Names, addresses, and collateral bails are listed, with several suspects held on the $1000 bond and others cited for traffic violations. A farm fire near Union Bridge prompted firemen to extinguish a dust ignition incident and a tractor fire near Union Bridge caused material damage with no injuries.
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Gibsot
West
S.xth Street
Weapwaarge
Alten Ty
Anne Mae Charles Robert Brown
David C. Brown
North Centz
Edward Hood
Fredick
James Nelson
East Street
Sergis
Phebus
Swemley
Hoffman
Shack
Simmons
Burras
Sean G. Poole
East South Stree
Bartgis
Laurence Riggies
Water Street
Notable pastor retires after 78 years of service
The article notes the minister who has served Ada dune congregation for decades, with 383 members. It mentions his origins in Lehighton and education in 1935 and 1939, plus ties to the Frank Marshall Co Lancaster and local groups such as Carroll Manor Counts and Grange.
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Adadune
Grace Trouy
Das
and Reformed
Lehighton
Franks Marshall Co
Lancaster
Andreas
Childrederick Association
Carroll Manor
Counts
Chapin Grange
Dead in Air Force B-26 Crash Near Virginia
Three men died when a B 26 crashed near Uipeper Virginia Friday. Officials identified Cal George A Stone 46 of Kanna Ohio CAP executive board president and Ohio Aviation Board chairman Capt Harold E King 28 pilot of Columbus Ohio Sergi Claire E Chaplin 33 New Martinsville West Virginia also dead. Wreckage found Friday night with mangled remains of Stone and Chaplin. King missing before later believed disintegrated. Plane was en route from Benning Field to Lockbourne Field amid thunderstorm ice and weather conditions.
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Associated Press
Air Force
Uipeper
Cal
George A. Stone
Kanna
Ohio
Civil Air Patrol
Ohio Aviation Board
Harold E King
Columbus
T Sergi
Claire E Chaplin
New Martinsville
Stone
Chaplin
Kine
King
Bening Field
Lockbourne Field
Slow Down Signs Of Industrial Output Decline
Commerce Department reports a moderate drop in U S industrial production for June and July 1947 after a earlier upturn. Prices rose rapidly while 1943 postwar momentum faded, with fewer industries expanded and widespread adjustments in manufacturing reported across several sectors.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Racor
Oiders
Siafirst Momibs
Was Handages
Israel Ready to Begin Separate Arab Peace Talks
Tel Aviv Aug 22 Israel says it is prepared to undertake separate peace talks with each Arab country. An Foreign Office spokesman noted Trans-Jordan likely first on the list, while the Arab League reportedly rejects any recognition of a pseudo Israel government. At the same time the Israeli army conducts a wide search for draft evaders in Tel Aviv with a curfew in 30 districts, house to house checks expected to last days. Four Oregon Republican leaders are killed when a plane crashes into Lake of the Woods in Klamath County, near Medford pilot William H Flahrer.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
United Nations
Folke Bernadotte
Arab League
League
Abdullah
Trans-Jordan
Israeli Foreign Office
Trans- Jordan
Klamath Falls
Ore
Oregon
Lake of the Woods
Klamath County
Frank van Dake
Jackson County
William Henry Flahrer
Medford
Senate
World Council Opens Meeting at Amsterdam Assembly
The World Council of Churches opens its first international assembly in Amsterdam at the Cathedral of Holland with about 150 churches from 42 nations and 1,500 delegates. The Roman Catholic Church sends observers. opening letter urges Catholic prayers for unity and leaders. The session runs through September 4 as bells ring to mark the start. Separately Baltimore reports three polio cases last week, including one death, bringing the year’s total to seven, matching the prior year.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
International Assembly
World Council of Churches
Cathedral of
Holland
Vatican
Council
A. MacKay
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton
N. J
Baltimore
Auctioneering graduate returns home from Indiana
Delbert Null arrived at Braddock Heights by plane from Decatur Indiana after graduating from the Reppert School of Auctioneering He is among 19 percent of summer session students and plans to continue in his father John W Null’s engineering business A separate note mentions a hippopotamus killed in the waters sinking then rising in a rush
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Delbert Null
Braddock Heights
Decatur
Indiana
Reppert
Ding
Mer
Null
John W. Neering
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Amir Faisad
Boris Karioff
Sammy Have
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Candy Jones
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Western Maryland Trust Co
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Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
American College Dictionary
Webster-Merriam Dictionary
World-Webster Dictionary
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Rainbow Dictionary
Bergers Book Mart
N. Market St
World Council
ALLEN
Damascus
Gary Couper
Paulette Goddard
Cecil B DE Mille
Hiley-Belle
Mapleville Orchards & Packing House
Mapleville
Boonsboro
U. S
Florence
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Landis Machine Co
Waynesbor
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OOL
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Patrick
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General Acceptance Corp
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C.E. Cline & Son
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the Farmers & Mechanics
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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House of
ABC Fabrics
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Abc
Paty Bros
Largo
Tarzan
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