Higher pay for judges stalled in Congress push
The stalled federal pay raise faces resistance from lawmakers reluctant to vote themselves more money in an election year. An 18 member advisory panel urged increases for Congress, the Vice President, and federal judges, but House leaders defer to the Senate and debate continues amid pension and across the board proposals.
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Corry Notes Highlight Local School and Community Events
Corry High School band placed third in the Class B district finals at Oil City. Mrs. H H Keppel suffered a palm needle injury requiring operation at Corry Hospital. A flower shop theft by three youths ended in return and settlement. Mrs Cleo Haight elected Washington PTA president. Corry Dental Society and American Dental Association survey plans involve 225 local children. A government inquiry found legislators and jurists lagging in pay growth despite rising living costs.
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Corry High School
Oil City
Cleo Haight
Washington Parents Teacher Association
Corry
Thieves Sentenced After Scrap Metal Theft Case
Four men pleaded guilty to larceny for stealing about $50 in scrap metal from Kimmel Auto Parts. Judge Samuel Rossiter jailed each for nine months and offered blunt advice to seek warmer climates after serving term. Co-defendants faced drunk driving and assault charges with fines and county jail time. Names include Willie Starks Pensacola Florida Hezekiah Allen Youngstown Richard Cunningham Erie and George Scott St Louis.
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Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Rossiter
Youngstown
Richard Cunningham
George Scott
St. Loui
Starks
Mark Kramer
R. D
Erle
Ted A. Kozlowski
Eric
Robert J. Miller
State Supreme Court Reviews Burdell Robbery Conviction
Pittsburgh The State Superior Court weighs an appeal by attorney E O Golden for Fred Burdell to overturn his 1952 conviction for a $115,000 robbery of a Butler coal operator. The defense contends improper jury selection and evidence. Burdell, of North Braddock, robbed Craig Saul's home.
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Fred Burdell
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Butler
E. O. Gold
North Braddock
Craig Saul
Burglar Steals $200 From Double Dip Creamery
Florence Butler reports a burglar walked into the Denver shop yesterday and took $200 from the cash drawer. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing nearby surveillance footage.
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Florence Butler
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