Nickels Robbers Spotted After 1800 Dollar Heist
Police hunt two armed men who robbed Sterling Enterprises Sunday night. Victim Anthony Lombardo could not identify them. one masked with white cloth. Loot totaled 1800 dollars in nickels, weight about 400 pounds. The pair escaped over a four foot fence, then fled to a nearby car. Owners Lucing Kohler Sr. and Lyle Keene hold the inner room keys. Lombardo was bound but not killed. Police analyze voice and description to piece together suspects.
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Ein
Sterling Enterprises
Arthur Bomming
James Frityes
Anthony Lombardo
Evie
Pui
Lombardo
Frank Figash
Lombard
Joseph Luciing
Joh Kohler Sr
Lyle Keene
Bradford Adopts One Percent Income Tax Levy
Bradford council approves a 1 percent wage and income tax designated as Bill 19, effective February 5, to fund the 1958 budget. Opponents argue the levy raises estate taxes via mill rate increases, while supporters say it provides a less burdensome funding tool. The measure is projected to yield about 184,700 to support a 778,07185 budget, with debate lasting through a lengthy session.
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Hugh J. Ryan
Advannt
Eal
Baseball at Rose Bowl Home Plate Location Dispute
The article describes an agreement over Rose Bowl use with home plate set at the southeast end near the football scoreboard. Sun exposure and the location at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum are debated, with authorities unable to settle home plate placement. It also notes State Aide resignations in Harrisburg as John D. Adams quits as chief of the Automotive Bureau in the State Department of Property and Supplies.
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Omalley
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Harrisburg
John D. Adams
State Department of Property and Supplies
Maude Nesmith Succumbs In Erie
Miss Maude Katherine Nesmith of Erie died Sunday at Hamel Hospital after a brief illness. A Curry native and longtime Erie nurse, she was predeceased by sister Mrs. L. P. Bliss and brother Newton Homer Nesmith. Survived by cousin Mrs Harriett Hull of Smethport. Funeral at Burton Funeral Home with services by Rev Louis Grafton on Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. and interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Maude Katherine Nesn
Erie
Hamel Hospital
Curry
Miss Nesmith
L. P. Bliss
Newton Homer Nesmith
Harriett Hull
Smethport
May Eall
Burton
Tenth
Cherry Streets
Louis Grafton
Wayside Presbyterian Church
Pine Grove
Hotel owner and former Indiana lieutenant governor dies
Evansville Indiana obituary notes F Harold Van Orman, 7 former state official and hotel manager, passed away yesterday. He led a 1932 Republican National Convention bid to add a platform plank on wet plastic, an unsuccessful effort.
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Evansville
Ind
F. Harold van Orman
Tdiana Leutenant
Chin Manner
Dodgers Get 2-Year Lease On Rose Bowl
Walter O Malley and the Dodgers win a two season lease to use Pasadena's Rose Bowl for the 1958 59 National League schedule with restrictions on field alterations. City Manager Don C McMillan rejects plans that would cut seating in the northeast section and notes the Rose Bowl revenue from football and TV rights exceeds city shares from the Dodgers. Engineers from both sides will finalize the financial arrangement.
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Pasadena
Galil
Walter O'Malley
Dodgers
Don C. McMillan
O'Malley
McMillan
Meadville Man Dies Of Fumes From Club Fire
Meadville police reported two men were found overcome by gas in a Walnut street apartment yesterday morning. Francis Mosbacher was unconscious on the living room floor and Frad L. Ferlin, 69, was found dead. Wilbur Conrad, who first tried the door, alerted authorities. An ambulance rushed to Spencer Hospital.
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Meadville
Walnut Street
Spencer Hospital
Francis Mosbacher
Wilbur Conrad
Conrad
Mosbacher
Oxygen Tent Treatment Followed by Police Report
A woman responding favorably to treatment in an oxygen tent is reported as authorities describe two men overcome by carbon monoxide poisoning. Police say the mishap was caused by three urgent staves without ties.
Rites Held For Mrs Havenstein At Bracken Funeral Home
A prayer service for Mrs. Ernest Havenstein was held at Bracken Funeral Home yesterday at 2 p.m. Rev. George Myars officiated with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. An earlier service occurred in Wellsville at Mulholland Funeral Home. Mrs. Howard Huntington of Jamestown attended from away. STEEL DIRECTOR DI LATROBE, Pa. David J. Giles, 67, senior vice president and director of Latrobe Steel Co., died after a stay in Pittsburgh Presbyterian Hospital.
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Ernest Havenstein
Bracken Funeral Home
George Myars
Pine Grove
Wellsville
Mulholland Funeral Home
DI Latrobe
Tomoroway
David J. Giles
Diowetoy
Latrobe Steel Co
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Hospital
Russians Mum On Rocket Rumor
Moscow sources say a Russian rocket man parachuted to earth after launch but whether he survived landing is unclear. Western reporters note censorship delays as rumors of a man aboard the rocket circulate, with AP and NY Times bureaus facing access issues in Moscow.
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Sentinen Sunt
Earth
Mons
Geound
Mos
Cow
Avold K. Milla
Ehiet
New York ‘Times
The
New York, Herald Tribune
Moscow
Hunger Costs James Butler on Busy Expressway
Detroit police showed little sympathy as James Butler claimed hunger caused his car to lurch on a busy expressway while eating a carton of chop suey. The judge ordered a twenty five dollar fine and a vest.
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Detroit
James Butler
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Charles Collier
Leo Neckers
Stanford Hose
Journal
Maude Nesmith
Rose Bowl
Platter
Corry Savings
Center Street
Steve
Mrs. Havenstein
LEED
Corry
Mercury
Big
Mereny
ED Sullivan
Wben TV
C. Christensen Motors
West
Washington Street
Corry, Pennsylvania
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