Crack Largest Dice Game In Philly History
Philadelphia police raided a citywide dice game described as the largest ever found in Philadelphia. Magistrate Zacorski set bail totaling 17 400 for 42 men and four defendants faced charges of maintaining a disorderly house. Officers seized 5 065 in cash with the elder Calabrese among those contributing more than 2 000.
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Philadelphia
Matthew Zacorski
Paolice
John Driscoll
James Calabrese
James Jr
Eugene Curvie
Anthony Carranza
Driscoll
Calabrese
Reading
House Guest Rescues Woman As Home Burns
A fire destroyed Mrs. Irma Blakeslee’s home at Open Meadows yesterday at 7 p m. Her daughter Nina attended Sunrise Services at the time. Lila, 21, was overcome by smoke and rescued by John Armstrong 19 a weekend guest from East Randolph who broke a rear window and carried her to safety. Lila was treated at WCA Hospital Jamestown for smoke inhalation and is listed in good condition. Fire Chief Irvin Bowen of Ashville investigates the blaze which leveled the house amid a weekend spike of 65 fires in the Jamestown area.
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Irma Blakeslee
Open Meadows
Nina
Chautauqua
Lila
John Armstrong
East Randolph
WCA
Jamestown
Irvin Bowen
Ashville
Blakeslee
Corry Area plants add nearly half a million yearly
Corry area industrial growth shows a $390,000 yearly boost from newly arrived plants based on a $1.25 per hour rate. The total impact is much larger when counting higher wages for other workers and management, suggesting about a half million dollars annually funneled into Corry’s economy. The feature highlights a plant at the lower left, identified as First.
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Corry Area
Corry
Grass Fires Across Counties Strain Volunteers
Dozens of grass fires overwhelmed towns including Townville Pleasantville and Elgin with one house blaze worth 300 dollars. In Chautauqua County 110 fires prompted warnings as fire crews battled grass blazes while Dayton NY reported Fire Chief Rosal Rice injured in a truck crash en route to a blaze.
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Titusville Hospital
Chautauqua County
Dayton
N. Y
Rosal Rice
New York State
Rice
Buffalo
General Hospital
Easter Picketing At Heintz Co Plant By Workers
About 1,800 workers at the H. J. Heintz Co plant walked picket lines yesterday during an Easter protest over a contract dispute. Women in bonnets joined the demonstration outside the strike bound facility.
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Sulidburua Iap
H. J. Heintz Co
Drowning Tragedy Near Monongahela River Rescue Efforts
In West Virginia near the Monongahela River a Pennsylvanian woman and soldier attempted a risky river rescue. Several soldiers and civilians worked from Camp Dawson to reach her shore. one woman died and four soldiers were unable to save others. The body of JP Rice, 37, of North Braddock, later recovered from the Monongahela River, with the coroner listing drowning as the cause.
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Wes
Ellen Cisok
Mnior High School
Sven Pwwepl
Wei
Camp
Dawson
Ieee
Hi Ilsa
New York Newspapers Denied Right To Strike Together
A trial examiner of the National Labor Relations Board ruled against the Publishers Association of New York and its 10 affiliated papers including the Times the News the Post and the Herald Tribune. The decision, amid AP publisher meetings in New York, warns that coordinated work stoppages would be prohibited and could trigger arbitration shutdowns. The association and papers may appeal the 82 page ruling to the NLRB and then the courts.
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Washington
New York
Ciala
Charles W. Sehneider
Nan Labor Relations Board
Publishers Association of New York
Schneider
NLRB
Times
News, Post, Herald Tribune
Journal-American
Journal of Commerce
Mirror
World-Telegram and Sin
Long Island Press
Long Island Star Journal
New York City
Associated Press
Anual Con
Aso
Leon
Wilkie Ln
Facw
Erie Ps
Open Trial Of Teenager In Penn'a Death Case
A teen accused in Pauline Ruth’s death faces open trial in Pennsylvania. Charges include first degree murder, armed robbery, burglary, and an assault at a Cabot home. Co-defendants Ray Montgomery and Mortis Steig face related accusations and potential sentencing schedules.
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Penn
Putlek
Charles
Gapse
Pahal
Pauline Buth
Cabot
Poher Saille
Donald H Montgomey
Brackenridge
Hay Ganse
Montgomery
Steig Hiser
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Tool and Die Shop
Chamber of Commerce
CAIDC
Truval
Belfast
Rossin
Loblaws
California
Florida
Loblaw Saltines
Gold Room
Anne Mallory
Roddy Kilowatt
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Penelec
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Electric Company Home Heating Department
Johnstown
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