Accused Slayer Faces Criminal Court Action
William Schutz accused of the murder of Robert Levy Fox on December 21 pleaded innocent to murder and attempt with intent to kill at a hearing before Alderman James T Hogan. Schutz bound over to the next term as 25 year old Meadville man faces charges tied to a shooting near Edinboro.
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Robert Levy Fox
James T. Hogan
Schutz
Meadville Tan
Robert Fox
Edinboro
Schultz
Vife
Louise
Schulz
Fox
Wesided
Gerald Hinkson
Hamot Hospital
Hinkson
John Fust
Leo Weinv
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Weir
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Tect Edward Carney
Edward E. Petrilla Sr
John H. Bozic Jr
Fired 48 Years Ago From PO Seeks Job Back
Benjamin Z. Frazier, 87, of Pittsburgh, filed in federal court to be reinstated as a mail carrier dismissed in 1915. He alleges unfair and illegal dismissal by superior George B. Craighead, who died in 1938. Government attorney cites expired statute of limitations as opposition.
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Ittsburgn
Benjamin Z. Frazier
Frazier
Pittsburgh
U.S. District Court
George B. Craighead
Lmitations
Hal Boyles Americana by Joy Sticley paints a home
In a humorous column, Joy Sticley describes how Hal Boyle’s Americana writer adopts painting as art, turning furniture and rooms turquoise, pink, red, gray, and yellow with spray and brush. The piece recalls playful domestic transformations, including a laundry hamper that shifts colors from pink to white to turquoise.
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Joy Sticley
New York
Rifle Wielding Bandit Steals $650 At Erie Market
A rifle armed robber robbed Victory Food Market in Erie just before 11 p m yesterday escaping on foot with more than $650 in cash and unknown checks. Owner Martino says more than $400 was on him at the time and the bandit knew it. Clerks Virginia Maniece and Betty Harvey and customer Jeff Ortiz aided police with a description: a tall young man wearing a black visor cap and tweed hat. This marked Erie’s fifth armed robbery this month and the method appeared unlike earlier incidents.
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Victory
Bruno Marlino
Martino
Jeff Ortiz
Virginia Maniece
Betty Harvey
Erie
U S Economy To Reach Record Again In New Year
The United States economy is projected to grow about five percent in 1964 with prices stable, per Luther J Hodges. Personal income has risen to roughly 2,500 per year per person and 463 billion in 1963 total payments. GNP neared 584 billion in 1963, around 600 billion by year end, potential jump past 620 billion with a tax cut. Unemployment and capacity slack temper forecasts, while dollars flowed abroad.
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U.S
Luther J. Hodges
Hodges
Congress
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