Parole Board Launches Narcotics Unit in Philadelphia
Pennsylvania’s Parole Board will start a Philadelphia narcotics unit within a month to combat rising drug trafficking. The team of a psychologist director and four veteran agents will work with police squads and offenders to guide rehabilitation and reduce reoffending. If successful, expansion statewide may follow due to escalating narcotics arrests and crime concerns.
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Harrissung
State Parole Board
Hck
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Paul Gernert
Gernert
New York City
Chester
Delaware
In Memoriam Stapleton
A daughter Opal Allen Ellis mourns her mother Ethel Stapleton who died January 3, 1954. She recalls her mother's quaint wisdom and warm stories that linger in memory and heart. The piece reflects on how the mother’s presence remains alive in the daughter and in their shared heritage.
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Stapleton
Ethel Stapleton
Temini
Opal Allen Ellis
Packaging boom fuels new materials and machines
New packaging demand drives expansion across products and processes. Industry leaders forecast record glass and plastic output, with billions in sales and hundreds of millions in packaging machinery. Innovations in thermo forming, films, and collapsible cartons reshape consumer goods while a noted poet Browning is mentioned in passing.
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Carl R. McGowen
Ongus Timois
Glass
Tast
Turner
Carbide
Plastics Division
HN Intratauchis
Plan Rites For Floyd E. Allen
Floyd E. Allen of 210 Mott Street died Saturday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital at age 80. Born October 13, 1879 in Amity Township, he operated a farm and a lively stable in Union City before moving to Corry to live with daughter Mrs. Thomas Maloney. Survived by Mrs. Maloney, daughter Mrs. Orval Titus of Union City, son Otto Allen, eight grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. one daughter Mrs. Fannie Whitney preceded him in 1931. Friends may call funeral home today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Rev. William Sturdevant will conduct services tomorrow at the Wayne Valley Synodical United Brethren Church. interment Wattsburg Cemetery.
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Hime
Floyd E. Allen
Mott Street
Corry “Memorial Hospital
Mr. Allen
Amity Township
Union City
Erie
Corry
Thomas Maloney
Sunuvuay
Maloney
Orval Titus
R. D
Otto Allen
Fannie Whitney
William Sturdevant
Wayne Valley
Man Badly Hurt In Jamestown Tavern Brawl
A Jamestown man, Roger MacIntyre, 58, remained in critical condition after a tavern brawl. Herbert Jacobson, 31, was arraigned on second degree assault and remanded to jail. Police say MacIntyre’s head was struck against a window and the sidewalk during the incident.
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Vamestown
Jamestown General Hospital
Roger
Macintyre
Herbert R. Jacobson
Jacobson
Lester W. Bergsing
Loval
Assembly Ends Begins Sessions Srantinned
James S. Berger, Senate GOP floor leader, expects a short session. The 1959 Legislature left school subsidies unresolved with a plan for state aid in dispute between 16 million and 55 million, while school groups oppose 11 million. Debate on distribution and formulas may stall 1960 action.
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N. James S. Berger
Senate Gop
Senate
House
Robert Fleming
Senate Execu
Hollywood Strike Threat Looms Over Time Industry
Hollywood faces a fresh showdown as writers and actors demand a share of profits from films sold to television. Studio heads led by Spyros Skouras vow a battle to the death, arguing most current releases lose money without TV revenue. The dispute centers on post release TV sales and long simmering contracts from 1951 and 1998 clauses.
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Hollywood
Spyros Skouras
20Th Ceutury-Fox
Skouras
England
Screen Actors Guild
Writers Guild of America
Kansas Farm Family Slaying Suspect Admits Motive
Richard Hickocky, an ex convict, signed a confession saying he and Perry Smith killed the Clutter family near Garden City Kansas on November 15 to prevent witnesses from testifying. The four victims were Herbert Clutter Bonnie Nancy Mae and Kenyon Clutter. Hickocky and Smith are linked to the murders after Hickocky provided details to investigators.
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Una Vegho
Kansas
Richard Eugene Hickocky
Clutter
Cage
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Hickock
Edgerton
Kan
Perry Edward .Smith
Las Vegas
Smith
Avents
Herbert Clutter
Bonnie
Thei
Nancy-Mae
Kenyon
Garden City
Clutter’s throat cut amid chaotic retreat reports emerge
Fragmentary OCR text describes a violent incident with Clutter and others, mentioning a search or escape aftermath and statements from Amith. The readable bits hint at a confrontation and possible assault, but the source text is too garbled to provide precise names, actions, or locations with confidence.
Kerchief Tangled in Wringer Causes Woman's Death
Maxine Lee Boyce, 24, mother of five, died after a kerchief wrapped in a washing machine wringer. James Boyce, her husband, found the body beneath the overturned washer as authorities described a fatal struggle to disentangle the fabric. The incident occurred yesterday in Wincheglor, Preu vorick County, as the head covering became entangled and pulled tight during the machine’s operation.
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Winchegler
Vick Oy
Vorick County
Maxine Lee Boyce
James
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