Compensation Fraud: Wolfes Charged in Four-State Uniemploy Claims
A 61 year old Philadelphia woman Kate Wolfe and her two adult sons Stanley and Nathan charged with fraudulently claiming $10,500 in unemployment compensation across New York New Jersey Delaware and Pennsylvania. Deput y Atty. Gen. Graeme Murdock said 178 violations were alleged and bail was set at 2500 4500 and 1500 respectively with further hearings planned.
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Philadelphia
Invest
Kate Walte
Stanley
Nathan
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Graeme Murdock
Wolfes
Murdock
New York
Delaware
Thomas Marotta
Wolfe
Wolf
Miss Pennsylvanias Titlist Title Shifts After Illness
Cheryl Kegley, previously runner up in Miss Pennsylvania, is now crowned Miss Pennsylvania after Donna Louwise Lear relinquished the title due to infectious mononucleosis. Lear, a Lancaster native, faces bed rest for three weeks to a month, preventing her Miss America Pageant appearance in Atlantic City.
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Westchester
Cheryl Kegley
Salisbury
Somerset County
Donna Louwise Lear
Pennsylvania
Miss Lear
Lancaster
William C. Baldwin
Baldwin
Miss Loar
Atlantic City
George Ruggers
Carl K. Loar
New Parking Lot At Local Hospital Advances
Hospital moves toward completion of a new east side parking lot for employees adjacent to York street. Lighting remains as the final step. Dr. Robert Williams Jr. joined the staff. United Fund seeks 12000 for fall campaign. hospital has received 12000 for two years. Last month 286 patients were treated over 1129 days. 30 births and seven deaths. Fourteen major and 54 minor operations performed. Directors present included Kafferlin Pitcavage Christiansert Vaughn Slattery Christensen Young Elston Fuller Russell Sill.
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Vorry Memo Hospital
York Street
Hospital Board of Directors
Robert X. Williams Jr
Clymer
United Fund
Kafferlin
Father and Daughter Die In Area Crash
In Crawford County a man and his 13 year old daughter were killed when their small foreign made car ran off Route 222 west of Meadville, struck an embankment and overturned several times. The wife, 43, was seriously injured with an arm fracture cuts and possible jaw and skull injuries and taken to Meadville City Hospital. Names: William N. Miller 48 of Cochranton R D 4 Elizabeth 13.
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Meadville, Pa
Crawford County
William N. Miller
Cochranton R. D
Elizabeth
Ann Louise
Meadville City Hospital
Meadville
Erie County jobless figures show 1,200 fewer at work
Erie County employment slips to 6,200 unemployed workers or 6.4 percent of the labor force, a decline of about 1,200 from June. Factory employment drops 400 in 30 days to 35,600 while iron manufacturing stands at 41,800. In the week of July 18, 3,253 filed for unemployment benefits at Corry and Erie offices.
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Mill-Jay
Erie County
William Michael
Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Michael
Erie
North East Robbery Ends In Gun Killing
A 24 year old gas station night attendant, Dormid S Perkins, was shot and killed at a Mobil service station on Byport Road near the Thruway. A metal cash box was ripped from the floor near the pumps, robbers fled toward the Thruway, and six squads plus ten patrol cars assisted the investigation led by three detectives. An autopsy will determine the number of shots. Perkins, husband of Susan Stethen, is survived by his parents and sister Wilma Perkins.
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North East
Wileheft
Atheros
S Perkins
Ue Mobil
Bypot
Mass Jachinetta
Myrtle Glennon
Leominster
Mass
Perkins
Ed Platt
Guy Road
Susan Steth Een
Wilma Perkins
Senate Moves Toward Law To Balk Rail Strike
Washington AP The Senate Commerce Committee begins work on a bill to avert a nationwide rail strike due next Thursday. Leaders plan to act by Friday or Monday with House action early next week. Wirtz said talks have broken down and arbitration is hard to define, while carriers prepare to post new work rules at 12:01 a.m. Aug unless Congress acts.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren G. Masuson
D-Wash
Mike ‘Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Magnuson
Rep
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House Commerce Committee
House
Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Labor Department
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
J. E. Wolfe
Congress
Charles Luna
The
Pease Returns To Teaching In Alaska
IRIE George L Pease Jr 18 again en route to Homer Alaska where he will start second year of teaching while awaiting Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling. Pease previously left McDowell High in 1961 over an after school bowling club dispute citing professional and moral grounds. Erie County court upheld the board, and Pease struggled to find a teaching job near Erie, instead working on a lathe and drill press. Principals noted concern about school board perceptions.
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Irie
George L. Pease Jr
Alaska
Millcreek
Homer
Pease
McDowell High
Fred
Erie County Court
Erie
Toy Tractor Flip Injures Corry Children
A seven year old boy and his eight year old sister were thrown from a pedal tractor on Route 6 near the Titch lumber mill. David Alford suffered open fractures in his right arm and forearm while Jeanette Alford sustained a left arm fracture. Both were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital and Hamot Hospital in Erie, with David admitted in satisfactory condition.
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Erie
Archie Titch
R. D
Corry
David Alford
Titch
Jeanette
David
War Hero Magruder Jr. Dies at 74 in Boston
John H. Magruder Jr. a retired Navy commander who accepted Japan's surrender of the Bonin Islands in 1945 died Tuesday in Boston at age 74. He served during World War II and was noted for his role in ending hostilities in the Bonin Islands. He is survived by relatives and former colleagues.
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Boston
John H. Magruder Jr
Navy
Bonin Islands
Audit Shows Small Grief In School Checks Across Pa
Four years into Pennsylvania’s broad school audits the main issue remains catching up. Auditor General Minehart notes some districts still lack full books while Corry Avenue District earned high marks and offered procedures others could adopt. He cites misuse of funds and overpayments as findings, with statewide attention on reimbursements.
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Jess. Garber
Waynesbury Record Herald
Waynesboro
Pennsylvania
Thomas 2
Minehart
Corry Aven
Corry
Root, Spitenas
Smiley
Commonwealth
Gomen
Department of Public Instruction
Collingdale
Charge Filed Against John Perkins For Dumping Trash
Trooper Rebyak filed charges against John Perkins of Spartansburg for dumping junk on June 29 on State Lot road three miles east of Spartansburg on Hate Creek Beagle Club property. The case is pending on Trooper Rebyak’s return to duty. Club members vow prosecution for any similar acts.
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John Perkins
Spartansburg
Joseph Royak
Corry
Perkins
Rebyak
Beagle Club
Agonizing Escape Hole Drill Misses Miners in Hazleton
Herman Trent now 57 recalls his 24 hour 600 foot underground ordeal at the Shagt Colliery in 1939 near Hazleton. He describes isolation fear and hope as rescue bore holes were drilled and safety air finally allowed him to breathe. Trent returned to mining until 1965 when he left for a chauffeur job.
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Hazleton
Mur
Herman Trent
Hasleton, Shagt
Trent
Joly
Miners Trapped 931 Feet Underground Near Escape Drift
In Hazleton Pennsylvania two trapped coal miners Henry Throne aged 25 and David Fellin aged 58 remained hopeful as rescue crews pursued a drill hole near their 931 foot underground chamber. A first escape attempt was abandoned after the miners reported a cracking ceiling and dust from the seam suggested nearing the prison chamber.
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Hazleton
Henry Throne
David Fellin
Fellin
Throne
Gordon Smith
Throne and
Smith
Mt Shasta Fall Kills Climber At 11000 Feet
Mt Shasta Calif AP a climber fell at the 11000 foot level and died resist rescuers found him Bil Nihm 20 a U S Forest Service employee had climbed with Stephen Tellman a rescue party of seven located Nihm s body minutes after a Reno helicopter hovered but could not land due to strong winds Tellman said Nihm slipped on glacial snow and fell onto rocks
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Mt. Shasta
Mount Shasta
Calif
Bil Nihm
U.S. Forest Service
Stephen Tellman
Nihm
Reno
New
World Is So Full Of A Number Of Ridiculous Shakespeare
Ew City NY reports Beauregard the boa constrictor, owned by the Garrisons, wandered from a wagon during a vacation. Police and locals noted the harmless pet and kept watch as the beast was eventually found and secured in Rockland County. In Ohio, digging at Altman Mills yielded tens of thousands in buried money from old cans, with more searches ongoing.
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Shakespeare
EW City
Man of
Beauregard
Clarkstown ‘Township
Emporis
Pleanerktar
Boa
Rockland County Résients-Ueall
Man dies at 76 in Mayo Cline Rochester Minn
An elderly man died at age 76 in Mayo Cline Rochester Minnesota after expressing distrust of banks. He told a son and daughter he had buried all his money beneath the mill. William Sutton of Pittsburgh, the Altman family attorney, was mentioned in connection with the case.
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Mayo Cline
Rochester
Minn
Altman
William Sutton
Pittsburgh
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Arthur D. Shores
Rves
Pennsy
Ann Sehlauch
Fullerton
Calll
David Pellin
Tutteton
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John Martini
Oneida
Pay Fellin
Beauregard the
Troy, Ohis
Ohio City
Jean
Troy National Bank
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