Wife Pays Fines For Man Held As Embezzler
More than $6 000 was paid on fines for George S Rupprecht a local financier who faced a one to two year sentence for embezzling over 3 000 000 in leaf company manipulations His wife and daughter paid the sums while probation officer William Bath declined to comment pending the district attorney’s return The fines include 5000 for fraudulent conversion 500 for selling securities without registration and 500 for false financial statements as corporate officers Rupprecht led four finance entities and served as president of Industrial Finance and three subsidiaries plus treasurer and secretary roles It is unclear when the fines were paid or if paid at sentencing
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ST Marys
George S
Rupprecht
William Bath
Elk County
Norbert Powell
Vacaton
Powell
Bath
Carl Gerg
St. Marys Finance
Erie County Main Bridges Safe Under 36-Ton Limit
Erie County’s main bridges are safe for the new 36 ton limit after state action increasing the limit. Joseph Rohrer, state Department of Highways superintendent, said no Erie County bridges are posted and no action has been taken there. Some secondary roads have older bridges posted. Statewide, about 22,000 bridges exist and an estimated 14,000 can carry 36 tons.
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Pra
Erie County
Joseph Rohrer
State Department of Highways
Highway Department
Rohrer
Diem Regime’s Rule Draws U S Criticism in Viet Nam
Marlow Soundings argues the United States bears responsibility for backing Ngo Dinh Diem’s dictatorship in South Viet Nam while suppressing Buddhist protests. It notes aid, fear of communism, and limited reforms as driving forces behind the war and the peasant’s view of democracy.
Seek New Law To Halt Strike
AFL-CIO Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen say unions will strike when new work rules take effect. Carriers argue payroll cuts are needed to remove unnecessary costs. Unions vow action to preserve safe operations and have pledged to strike as soon as rules are in place. Proposals seek ICC authority to issue two year work rules pending further action.
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Vunnuirties
Sinc Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Railroad
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Westinghouse plan to move plant eyed by union
Harrisburg AP Secretary John K Tabor pledged to explore Westinghouse Aly Brake Corp transfer of the Wilmerding division to Lexington Kentucky. Local 610 president Dan Marburiet warned about 75 production jobs at risk though officials expect absorption elsewhere. Tabor aims direct talks with company officials to discuss the plan.
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Harrisburg
Commerce
John K.tabor
Westinghouse Aly Brake Corp
Wilmerding
Lexington
United Electrical Workers Union
Tabor
Ater
H. M. Enyart
Westinghouse
Hold Rites For Miss H. Morrell
The Requiem Mass for Miss Helen L. Morrell was said at 9:30 this morning at St. Thomas Church with Rev. Cyril Cooper officiating. A prayer service preceded the church service at Bracken Funeral Home. Burial was in St. Thomas Cemetery. Bearers were retired postal workers Paul Weber Oscar Johnson Frank Schrader Robert Brown Clyde Hall and Ralph Sper. Attending were Mrs. Mary Breidenstein and Richard and Charles Breidenstein of Buffalo Mr and Mrs Charles Hurd of Olean Miss Nell Titus of Sheffield Mrs Frank Keefe of Wesleyville and honorary groups from the Catholic Daughters of America and the Daughters of American Revolution. The unions opposed the legislation as compulsory arbitration and protested the commission is management oriented.
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Helen L. Morrell
St. Thomas’ Church
Cyril Cooper
Bracken Funeral Home
St. ‘Thomas’ Cemetery
Postal Service
Paul Weber
Oscar Johnson
Frank Schrader
Robert Brown
Clyde Hall
Ralph Sper
Mary Breidenstein
Richard
Charles Breidenstein
Buffalo
Charles Hurd
Olean
Nell Titus
Sheffield
Frank Keefe
Wesleyville
Catholic Daughters of America
Daughters of American Revolution
Hughson Hughson Expands Meads Site With Duplicate Factory
Saegertown plant operated by Hughson Chemical Co a division of Lord Mk Co Erie plans a second building 230 by 10 feet connecting to the original South campus 142 by 230 feet two story duplication to house storage and production for Wibber-to-metal adhesives strike coatings and metal treatments about 30 people will be employed full time. New utility and production spaces move into the linking corridor as the plant expands, with completion slated for November.
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Saegertown Hughson Clinthical Co
Lord Mk Co. Erie
Sangertown
Connerwell
Matta
G B Glasscock
Meadville
Stogertown
Hughson Op
Nice
Hughson
Saegertown
Erie
Glasscock
Hughson Chemical
Lord Co. Huxtson
Suegertown
Platt Construction Co
Aly Barnhart
Conneautvile
Temple Houston TV series fast track signals Warner output
AP TV critic notes NBC mid September launch for Temple Houston a Sam’s Son the Lawyer with Jack Webb driving fast turn around at Warner Bros Studios Three scripts ready and Jeffrey Hunter recast with wardrobe in place Warner’s western backlot and six permanent streets aid quick production Webb shifts from star to executive aiming for glossy network product
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Hollywood
Temple Houston
Sam
NBC
Robert Taylor
Jack Webb
Tlevision Production
Warner Brothers Studios
Webb
Texas
Acapulco
Warner's
ABC
Warner
Officers Named for Statewide Park Bond Group
A Harrisburg meeting of about 100 conservationists chose Robert W. Person as chairman, James E. Axeman as treasurer, and Robert B. Stewart as staff director for a statewide park bond push. The group backs a constitutional amendment to authorize a 70 million dollar bond program called Project 70 to create and improve parks, hunting, and fishing areas across 43 counties with Gov. Scranton endorsing the plan.
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Harrisburg
Robert W. Person
Bucks County Park Board
James E. Axeman
Williamsport
Robert B. Stewart
Liverpool
State Department of Forests and Waters
GSA Seeks Bids for Water Tank Project at Slippery Rock
Harrisburg based General State Authority calls for bids September 25 for building a 2 million gallon water storage tank and related utilities at Slippery Rock State College with up to 270000 dollars allocated for the project.
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Harrisburg
General State Authority
Slippery Rock State College
GSA
Titan 2 Missile Test Signals Gemini Readiness
Space crews hailed a 5400 mile Titan 2 test flight from Cape Canaveral as promising for Project Gemini. Officials noted vibrations and engine thrust concerns could still affect the manned mission, though the launch reached full thrust and delivered a warhead to the South Atlantic target.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
APY
Man Ia Space
Aveoudistan
Manned Spacecraft Center
Chrys Kraft
Gemini
Kyath
Cir
Crete
South Atlantic Ocean
Head Em Up Move Em Out 2000 Cattle Drive Planned
Rancher Ray Holick former South Dakota lieutenant governor intends to drive 2000 cattle 125 miles down the Missouri River from Walworth County to the Stanling Butte spread near Pierre. The march is slated to begin September 15 to boost the cattle industry and South Dakota profile.
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Pleare
United States
Ray Holick
South Dakota
Misesouri
Walworth County
Pierre
Honck
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