San Francisco Dock Worker Held on Serious Charge
A 41 year old San Francisco dock worker confessed to knifing his 18 year old stepdaughter after she threatened exposure of their sexual relations. He claimed memory gaps about drenching her with gasoline and setting her on fire in a eucalyptus grove where police found her amid flames. His wife is hospitalized after surgery.
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San Bruno
Calif
San Francisco
S. J. Curry
Dorothy Cheek
Eucalyptus Grove
Curry
Jamestown Building Sold to Murphy Co
The Gokey Building at West Third and Cherry streets in Jamestown was sold to Mack Realty Company, a Murphy Co subsidiary, for an undisclosed price. The Gokey family had owned the site since 1880, with the sale becoming effective January 1.
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Jamestown
Murphy CO
Gokey
West Third and
Cherry Streets
Mack Realty Company
G. ©. Murphy Company
McKeesport
George F. Gokey Jr
Murphy Company
Realty
Cherry Street
Scientists blame Nixon for Condon security denial
The Atomic Scientists of Chicago claim Vice President Nixon pressured Navy officials to deny Edward A. Condon security clearance. Condon resigned as Corning Glass Works research director, saying he could not obtain fair government review of his status. Nixon aides deny direct or indirect involvement in Condon’s classification.
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Atomic Scientists of Chicago
Condon
Associated Press
Chicago
Nixon
Navy
Edward A. Condon
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Corning Glass Works
Corning, N
ASC
Secretary of the Navy
Thomas
Eastern Regional Personnel Security Board
Riverside
Calif
Befriend and Robbed Man In Jamestown Scene
Anthony Giampietro found a drunk man in the snow and sheltered him at his apartment after offering Taxi help. The next morning the man disappeared along with 15 war bonds a shotgun rings perfume and other valuables worth about 2900 dollars. The description of the missing man is provided.
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Cheney
Second Streets
West
Seventh Street
Gampietro
Giampietro
Erie Father Dies Before His Son Is Born
Sextus D. Picorelli, 36, died Monday at 2:30 p m in St. Vincent's Hospital seven hours before the birth of his first child. Survived by widow Margaret Galbraith Picorelli and a son born at 9:30 p m in the same hospital. Employed by General Electric Co and member of St. Peter's Cathedral. Railroads have carried U S mail for more than 100 years.
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Erie
Sextus D. Picorelli
St. Vincent's Hospital
Margaret Galbraith Picorelli
General Electric Co
St. Peter's Cathedral
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C. Pittsburgh
Albert W. Conover
Equitable Gas Co
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Conover
A. H. Burchfield
Joseph Horne Co
Angel Choir
New York Children’s Aid Society
Milan Belor
Kansas
U.S. State
National Geographic Society
Anthony Giam- Pietro
U.S
Spitz Planetarium
Gilbert
Toytown
Center St
Loblaws
Dacron
Chatham
Meerdink’s
Meerdink
House of Furniture
P. S
Stover
Tome
Ats
Lentheric
Courtley
Big Bad Wolf
D'Orsay
Seaforth
Revlon
TABU
Woodhue
Gillette
Custom Schick
Sunbeam
Lucien Lelong
Cologne
Apple Blossom
By Lucien Lelong
Orth Center
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