Two Fined 325 Total In Clarksburg Driving Case
In Clarksburg West Virginia Trooper Alan Martin stopped Donald Rickett s and Charles Long for separate offenses late Friday. Ricketts and Long faced charges of reckless driving license revocation drunk driving and unauthorized driving. Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr fined them 325 total with possible jail terms. Hedgecock of North Carolina was fined 150 and jailed 60 days for DUI and license issues. Additional notes list other minor fines. Regions Consolidated Philadelphia Oct 31 reports PRR reorganizes into nine regions with multiple headquarters across major cities.
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Alan Martin
Clarksburg
W. Va
Donald Ricketts
Charles Long
Ricketts
Long
Monocacy River Bridge
Martin
Merriehan
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Peoples’ Court
James C. Hedgecock
High Point
North Carolina
Hedgecock
Claude Evans
Charles V. Main
Frank Dorsey
South Market
All Saint
David
Bare
Westminster
Mary Houff
Frederick
Oran L. Bancroft
Dickerson
Barbara Spishek
Washington, D. C
Bancroft
Miss Spishek
Dennis Mendyk’s Father Dies After Spartans Win
Dennis Mendyk, 20, Michigan State halfback, played in the 27-0 win over Wisconsin as grief spread after his father Clarence Mendyk, 52, died of a heart attack while en route home from Madison.
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East Lansing
Mich
Jubualion
Dennis Mendyk
Michigan State
Spartans
Wisconsin
Mendy
Clarence
St Charles
Joliet
Ill
Madison
Wis
State
Fate of Maj Ronald Alley Deliberated by Army Court
An eight member Army court martial board begins deliberations on Maj Ronald Alley of Bar Harbor Maine for allegedly cooperating with Chinese communists while a POW in Korea. He faces possible life imprisonment if found guilty on charges including aiding the enemy and soliciting information from fellow POWs. Prosecution contends Alley did not resist enemy indoctrination programs.
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Meade
Ronald FE. Alley
Korea
Alley
Bar Harbor
Maine
Alan A Pines
Army
Pines
Wiliam T. Logan
Fragmented confession cites split personality and prison conditions
A fragment describes a person suffering from a mental disease known as split personality whose condition worsened by poor prison conditions. It alleges the subject, while aware of wrongdoing, felt participating in events was more harmful than others.
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Prson
$90 Million Loan To Air Line Completed
New York October 31 Equitable Life Assurance Society completed a 21 year 9 million dollar loan to finance Eastern Air Lines jet expansion. Board chairman E V Rickenbacker called it a departure from past airline financing and said the program aims to finance jet power orders as airlines rush toward jet travel by 1960.
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New York
Eastern Air Lines
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Eastern
E. V Rickenbacker
Rickenbacker
Equitable-Eastern
Fragmented note on a loan offer with 3% rate rise
The fragment mentions a borrowing plan with a 3% increase noted on a guard rail and an annual rise of over $100 per cent interest from the current year compared to the prior year. A unique feature allows no principal payments for the first 10 years, until 1966.
Sheriff Sale Nets 21 500 At Middletown Farm
Approximately 1 500 was realized Saturday at a sheriff s sale of personal property of Russell H Hinds and Ora E Hinds held at the Valley View Farm on US 40A three miles west of Middletown.
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Russell H. Hinds
Ora E. Hinds
Valley View
US 40A
Middletown
Truck Plunges 400 Feet on Allegheny Mountain
A loaded tractor-trailer went off US 33 near Mouth of Seneca West Virginia plunging 400 feet down the mountainside. The driver Robert FE Quickel 38 of York Pennsylvania was killed. State police noted skid marks suggesting a swerve into the left lane before the crash.
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Seneca
Wo Va
Allegheny Mountain
Robert FE. Quickel
York
Penn-Diale Transfer Co
Cpl
O. G. Webley
Elkins
Owego
Mouth of
West Virginia
Easter Panhandle
Webley
Blind vendors thriving in Washington report
The Department of Health Education and Welfare says more blind individuals operate vending stands and earn higher incomes. Nationwide 1,721 blind vending stand operators worked last year, up from 1,659. They posted an average net income of about 2300 dollars.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Sveiwas
Daviciwuo Aluaeica
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
N. C
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Chicago
Cincinnati
Colonial Jewelry Co
Tara
Reed & Barton's New “Romantic
Sterling Pattern
Reed & Barton
Market St
Diamondback
College Park
University of Maryland
Senate
Maryland
Maj
Ronald Alley
Air Line
Kennedy
Ioana
East Patrick ST
Monument
YES
PHOME
Galas
Harry Fqqter and Co. Cleaners Sinf 1878
S. Market St
N. Market St
Caracas
Magicrope
Forever Young
Mars
Jupiter
Bertha
Kemp's
Penney’s Family
Tod
OUR
Bank of Friendly Personal Service
Citizens
National Bank F Frederic
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
The
Federal Reserve System
Naturalizer’s
Ibest Sellers
McCall
Vathaliger
Kemp
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