Sinclairville resident dies after heart attack
Waller Hinckler of Sinclairville collapsed and died in a doctor’s office at 7:50 p.m. Friday after suffering a heart attack four weeks earlier and hospitalization. He stayed at his son’s home in Sinclairville after leaving the hospital.
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Oil City father son jailed after New Year disorderly conduct
Titusville police arrested a Oil City father and son and a Grand Valley man early New Year’s Day on disorderly conduct charges. The Oil City pair were jailed overnight, each posting 20 for appearance before Police Magistrate N. Allen Love. A Grand Valley man arrested later in the day faced similar charges and was released on 10 bail. A separate report notes a missing boy found safe after an evening disappearance.
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Firemen uncover moonshine still in Shadyside mansion
Pittsburgh firemen responding to an alarm yesterday found a modern moonshine distillery in an old Fifth Avenue mansion in the Shadyside district. About 488 gallons of distilled moonshine and a large mash quantity were seized after an explosion started a small fire. The house, curtained to suggest occupancy, had a lighted Christmas tree in a window and appeared used as a rooming house recently with two furnished rooms. Police noted expert plumbing and a 300-gallon still.
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12 000 Mummers Parade Dazzles Broad Street Winners Named
About 13 000 mummers danced along a five mile Broad Street route in Philadelphia for the sixth annual New Year parade drawing a curbstone crowd estimated at 1% million. The Quaker City String Band won first in the string band division, Klein Club led in fancy costume, and Murray Club topped the comic division. Prizes totaled 52000 in prize money. One line notes a money shipment to a father failed to reach him.
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Two youths face murder charges in Maryland stabbing
Richard P. Westcott aged 16 and Charles Orem, 17, are charged with murder over the New Year’s Eve fatal stabbing of Gaither Lee Fischbach Jr., a Western Maryland College freshman visiting his family. Fischbach died from a deep chest wound after a party near his home as witnesses described three youths nearby.
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Orem and Westcott Arrests linked to Capital Punishment Claim
In a brief exchange a suspect stated disbelief in capital punishment. Orem was arrested yesterday afternoon at his home and Westcott was taken into custody at Southwestern Police Station after visiting to inquire about the case.
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Study Reveals Plight Of Farmer By Associated Press
Washington reports the Agriculture Secretary Benson spotlighted a department study showing farmers earned 41 percent of the housewife’s food dollar in 1955, down from 54 percent in 1945. The study cites rising handling costs and freight charges as key factors, noting wage growth and transport costs. Benson said a departmental review would assess whether retail food pricing contains improper charges and profits.
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Fire Wrecks Synagogue in Roxbury District
A five alarm fire at dawn wrecked Temple Atherath a Jewish synagogue in Boston forcing about 100 families from their homes in Roxbury. Damage is estimated at 100000 dollars.
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