Authorities stamp murder probe as clues point to suspect
January 4 report outlines police probing the Mike Exhicki murder case. Detectives Leroy Sekreli and state troopers question a suspect linked to a burned body found in a car. Officials stress corpus delicti and note uncertainties about the victim’s identity and the homicide claim.
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Mike Exhicki
East Main Street
Ding
Ty County
Leroy Sekreli
Win
Ques
Mata
Anthony Wiercearkowsia
Mary Su Husk
Heshad
Ure
Sheen
Unwarranted Charges In City Depository Contention
Attorney for the Bows contends Tuesday that the convention of Mayor Walter A. Roberts aims to appoint the Dumbrle Trust Company as city depository. Heffernan argues the matter lies with the Cammy Cornet and that the board should not name the Trust Company due to conflicting trustees on the education board. The mayor claims the Trust Company should be considered despite these concerns.
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Dieu
Gan
Thorns
Manage Subsidiaries of Consolidated Gas
United Press reports that Stone & Webster, Inc. has contracted with subsidiaries of Consolidated Gas to manage services across 18 states including Pennsylvania and Canadian provinces. The deal excludes the Seattle Gas Company and does not involve acquiring an interest in the group.
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United Press
New York
Jan
Stone Junit Webster, Inc
Consolidated Gas
Tlerio Couphui
Seathl! Gas
Pennsylvania
Store and Webster
Inter
Paltromen's Close Call From Slide
IKANE Jan 11 Slate Highway Patrolman Claire A. Johnson and Patrolman WJ Beck escaped serious injury when a mountain slide swept along the Buckhills trail between Renove and Lock Haven early Sunday. Johnson’s car slid off the road and tumbled down a 40 foot embankment into the Susquehanna river. he suffered a sprained ankle and cuts. Beckman was thrown under the rail with minor injuries.
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Ikane
Claire A. Johnson
Wil
WJ. Beck
Iman
Lock Haven
Renove
Locks Haven
Johnnson
Lieelise
Susquehanna River
Kane
Patroman Beckman
Jamestown Council approves city tax levy increase
Jamestown January budget vote raises city tax rate by about seven and a half cents below the 1982 rate. The council adopted a budget increasing the tax levy to roughly 968 790 for the year, with a total city valuation of about 14 065. Mayor Samuel A. Carlson noted salaries were set by charter and officials would voluntarily return ten percent of their salaries. All council members attended. Robats opposed the budget autonomy claim and veto risk. the measure passed with sufficient votes.
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Jamestown
IBA
Everts
Imawnen
Budert
Ona Mitligt
Coumcil
Robats
Mayer Carlson
The
Post
Woman 87 Never Tired Takes Iron Daily
An 87 year old woman remains energetic by taking iron daily. The note mentions church visits and forties, with praise for Vinol and Condra Pharmae products.
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Putea
M. Hatdorr
Condra Pharmae
Alvin J Parker Ends Life In Garage At Jamestown
Jamestown January 11 Alvin J Parker 37 longtime Erie Railroad night ticket agent was found dead in his car in the garage behind his home on Elna Street after a shopping trip. Coroner says carbon monoxide likely self inflected. motive undetermined. Wife Ethel Parker discovered the scene and alerted neighbors and police.
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Alvin J. Parker
Jamestown
Ethel Parker
Erie Station
Elna Street
Oscar Johnson
Johnson
Parker
Charles HL. Peterson
Bert Ryan
Raymend Allison
John Martyn
Company No. 1
Oscar
Andrew ‘Johnson
George
W. Curtis
David Lincoln
Lincoln
Erie Railroad
Thal Hight
Quiz Suspects in Girl's Murder
The 19 year old Rose Mecloskey was murdered in Pairmount Park last Thursday night. Dennis Boyle, 60, her companion, was badly beaten and is recovering at Presbyterian hospital. Two suspects were detained but their names were not released as funeral services were held.
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Nagy
United Press
Philadelphia
Pretty Rose Mecloskey
Nolive
Dennis Boyle
Rose
Mount Park
Presbyterian Hospital
Boyle
Hook Speaks As Week of Prayer Services Continue
A large audience gathered for union services at the Lutheran Church with Rev. E A Hook, Baptist pastor, delivering the evening message titled The God Who Answers Prayer. The church choir led by Ray Burr performed, and Horace Brynulfson sang a solo. Services continue through the week with tonight at Miss Paul’s Lutheran Church and Rev William Hall to speak at Christian and Missionary Alliance Church.
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Arge
E.A. Hook
Baptist Church
Goll
Ray Burr
Horace Brynulfson
Christia and Missionary Alliance
William Hall
Sir Paul's Lutheran Church
Warren man fined after reckless driving incident
Warren resident Carbone pleaded guilty to reckless driving and disorderly conduct stemming from a Monday night crash near Whistletown north of Ridgway. He paid fines and costs totaling 29.25, plus a 6 fine on the second charge. Carbone was treated at the Ridgeway barracks after the single vehicle rollover.
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Ridgway
Jain
Pony
Garsone
Warren
Ned
Carbone
Whistletown
Bop Highway
Viccar
Carhane
Johnsonburg
Brouett
Fudeway Barracks
Axalee
Historical Circle program recalls 72nd Congress tribute
The Historical Circle held a holiday viewing meeting with a tribute to Cadogde, gratitude to educators, and a program featuring Mrs. W. J. Wilcox on The 72nd Congress. She outlined key issues Prohibition Philippine independence and Taxation, with remarks by Mrs. Jennie Howat and Mrs. Carrie Houghton on wartime charity and local club work.
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Codlidge
Circle Manning
W. J. Wilcox
Jennie Howat
Biolc
Clutb
Asia
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Carrie Houghton Sha
Ie Locktedt
New Transcontinental Air Record Claimed by United Lines Plane
A new transcontinental speed record was claimed by United Lines for a passenger plane. The craft left San Francisco Monday afternoon and arrived in Chicago before press time Tuesday, then reached Cleveland before lunch and landed at Newark in the afternoon. The journey covered about 2,776 miles at an average speed near 170 miles per hour.
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Newark
Ned
Dun
United Ady Lines
San Francisco
Chicago
Cleveland
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Life Extension Institute
Chesterfield
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