Shortage in Audit Totals 1 552 000 at Hayden Stone
Hayden Stone Inc reports missing negotiable U S Treasury bills totaling 1 552 000 from its New York operation. Police and FBI notified after the bills disappeared during a July audit at 80 Pine Street in Lower Manhattan. The firm says it is fully insured and has placed a stop on the bills.
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MYF Elects and Plans Events at Petersburg Methodist Church
The Petersburg Methodist Youth Fellowship elected officers led by David Bonesteel as president and Dennis Smith as vice president. They will clean the parsonage yard and church hall, plan curtains for the hall, and prepare a manger scene. A spaghetti supper is scheduled for Sept. 30 for family members, with a floor or ceiling referenced in planning. AT&T rate cuts ordered by the FCC dominated broader news, as the commission directed a $100 million reduction by Nov. 1 and allowed a May deferral for part of the plan while maintaining a 7.0 to 7.5 percent return range for interstate operations.
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Petersburg Methodist Church Hall
David Bonestee
Dennis Smith
Susan Snyder
Corrine Fyfe
Richard Snyder
Barbara Bonesteel
Steve Stellar
Methodist Parsonage
Meiner
Nancy Saunders
At&t
FCC
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Gasang Sa Sa
Milam Pw
Patraon Club
Robert van Norte
Children’s Bowling League
Giant Communications
Patroon Club
van Norten
Organize PTA At Petersburg Name Chairman
Petersburg Elementary School hosted an organizing PTA meeting led by Philip Garippa. New teachers Robert Lohnes Ruth Ellis and Mrs. Robert Bovie were introduced. Rev Donald Dixon was elected chairman to lead a slate of candidates for the next meeting on Monday Sept 25 at 8 pm.
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Philip Garippa
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Robert Lohnes
Ruth Ellis
Robert Bovie
Ernest Legenbauer
Poestenkill
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PTA
Donald Dixon
Petersburg Baptist Church
Robert Doty
Wayne Jones
Neil Manchester
Gordon O'Dell
Koreans Call Truce 'Mere Paper' in Seoul Crisis
South Korea denounces the armistice supervision as mere paper after NSC emergency session called by President Park. Government vows stronger measures, with Choi and Kim to consult UN officials, revive militia, and deploy police and troops to stop North infiltrators amid North Korea's large militia threat.
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Chung Hee Park
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Choi Kyu-hah
Kim Sung-eun
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South Korea
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