Erie police crack $2500 numbers ring in GE works raid
Erie vice squad probes a $2,500-a-day numbers operation tied to Dee's News Room at Erie General Electric Works. Four men arrested, including Lidano Adiutori Jr. and Frank Coy, with co defendants, bundles of numbers slips and parlay records found. Adiutori and others face trafficking charges at hearings set for February 1.
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Erte — Erie
Dee
Erie General Electric Works
Lidano Adiutori Jr
Merchie Calabrese
Dominick “Dee” Adiutori
Lidano
Allegheny County
Robert Lash
Lash
Francis Pi
Lewski
Herman Nowak
Richard Wagner
Francis Mack
East Lake Road
Lake Street
Frank Coy
Coy
Buffalo Road
Franklin
Lidano Adiutori
Pilewski
Dee's
John Knoll Rinaldo
Stock Market Recovers Rapidly After Slump
In New York the market steadied with a sharp rise following last week s fall. The Associated Press average shows nearly three fourths of the lost ground recovered, as analysts call the drop a correction amid broad investor optimism. Police report a fatal crash at Beaver Falls when a car struck a utility pole on the bridge ramp, killing Romus Tultt and injuring two passengers, Mary Veasey and Edna Brown.
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Associated Press
New York
Beaver Falls
New Brighton
Romus Tultt
Mary Veasey
Edna Brown
Eisenhower pushes pay hikes and new health plan for federal workers
President proposes raises totaling 2552 to 2625 annually for crafts watchmen and cleaners and 11 600 for top grade workers. Adds 8.5 million for Foreign Service and Veterans Affairs, creates group health insurance costing about 85 million yearly with two thirds paid by workers, and 129 million more yearly for postal staff. Around 1.5 million federal employees would gain, plus 500,000 others via the health plan. Postmaster General Summerfield to present salary adjustments to Congress to remove inequities in the rigid system.
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Wonunnuea
Page One
State Department Foreign Service
Veterans Administration Department of Medicine and Surgery
Uncle Sam
White House
Eisenhower
Congress
Gates
Post Office Department
Summerfield
Eisenhower Advocates Salary Ties to Duties in Postal Reform
The former president argues for salaries tied to actual duties and responsibilities, criticizing current base pay structures. He cites postal deficits reaching four billion dollars since World War II and claims early American deficits were smaller than recent losses. He urges conservative revenue and cost management to fix the system.
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Eisenhower
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