Fines and Jail Sentences Follow Intoxication Pleas
Clarence Allen 57 of 443 South Fourteenth street pleaded guilty to public intoxication and was fined 14 dollars plus 120 days on the State Farm at his request. He caused a disturbance at the bus station after being released from the farm. Marshall Ward 25 of Brazil was fined 14 dollars total for public intoxication after being chased by police near Second and Cherry. Marlene Backiel 21 of Cleveland held on 1000 dollar bond on a vagrancy charge after entering a vacant furnished home by breaking a window. Walter Haddas 54 of 1802 North Fifteenth street fined 14 dollars for public intoxication. John Klemick Jr 27 of Crafton cited for failing to follow a truck route, fined 7.75 dollars.
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South Fourteenth Street
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Allen
Ernest J. Zwerner
Marshall Lee Ward
Brazil
Marlene Clara Backiel
Cleveland
South Fifth Street
Miss Backiel
Walter Haddas
North Fifteenth Street
Fourteenth
Ash Streets
John Klemick, Jr
Crafton, C
Young elopers held by police in Williamsport
Christiana Wennerstrom, daughter of a Swedish diplomat, and Hew Williams, 18, an congressional page, were picked up by state police near Allenwood after eloping on June 2. They were married in West Virginia and were en route from Canada when stopped for speeding and unpaid fines. They will be held at Montoursville barracks until the girl's parents arrive.
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Christiana Wennerstrom
Hew Williams
West Virginia
Canada
Allenwood
Here
Montoursville
Williams
Ship Collision Claims 12 Lives Off Brest
The abandoned Stony Point tanker burned off Land's End Brest after a collision with the Ioannis. The Ioannis limped to Brest with 64 survivors including American engineers J. Taylor and James Triff. Harbor teams and rescue ships from five nations aided the effort.
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Brest
France
Stony Point
Land’s End
J. Taylor
James Triff
Taylor
Triff
Twin Kidney Transplant Between Identical Twins at Brigham
Leonard Masden 19 of Shepherdsville Kentucky donated a healthy kidney to his ailing twin Leon in a daytime operation at Peter Brent Brigham Hospital Boston. Doctors expect a 72 hour report after the surgery covering the critical postop period. Leon received the donor kidney to replace his two diseased kidneys which will be removed later. Similar twin twin transplants have been performed successfully at the hospital.
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Boston
Leonard Masden
Shepherdsville
Leon
Peter Brent Brigham Hospital
Premier Kishi Foresees Active Japan U S Ties
Premier Kishi vows a more active Japan with democracy at its core and closer ties to the United States despite U S trade frictions. He avoids commenting on an Army specialist’s case and stresses allied cooperation as Washington presses policy, with six hours of State Department talks scheduled. A final note notes crude oil refining requires 770 gallons of water per barrel.
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Eames
Dulles
State Department
Williams held on charges after tavern burglary
Billy Williams 25 of 1319 Sea bury avenue admitted to breaking into Melody Inn Tavern at 1640 South Thirteenth Street and attempted a break in. His case was continued for one week pending formal charges. Nigeria exports 100000 tons of chocolate beans annually, about 15 percent of world production for a British West African colony.
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Seabury Avenue
Degree Williams
Melody Inn
South Thirteenth
Huerta Tribble
Williams
Dow
Nigeria
Africa
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