Mrs Dorothy Stegwell Dutkin Takes Over Teaching Duties
Mrs Dorothy Stegwell Dutkin wife of Franklin High School football coach Alex Dutkin will teach for the balance of the year after her husband disappeared on a Navy air plane flight from Akron to Jacksonville. Erie County voter purge affects 3130 registrants and reinstatement deadline is March 27 for May primary. Edinboro State College to offer two extension classes at Curry Junior High starting January 26. Police recover shell casing from Norman Moon after Wade murder. a jet trail observed above the city amid cold air. Real estate transfers recorded in Erie County Courthouse. Joint State Government Commission membership completed with 12 House and 12 Senate members. Clyde E. ONeill detainer issued in Warren for passing worthless checks. he awaits grand jury hearing. Extended forecast cold with 8-10 degree below normal temperatures. snow possible Sunday and Tuesday. Mayville Sherman snowstorm confined to district. traffic light repair parts cause delays. amber light sequence temporarily adjusted. No local police vehicles were found using sirens. Fourth Ward residents report a mysterious wall seen from West Pleasant Street.
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Dorothy Stegwell Dutkin
Franklin High School
Alex Dutkin
Dutkin
Akron
Jacksonville
Edinboro State Teachers College Today
Curry Junior High School
Pennsylvania Jails Rated Highly by State Bureau
The Pennsylvania Bureau of Penal Affairs praised 412 city borough and township jails as second to none in physical condition and supervision. Of last year’s inspections Brady noted eight poor ratings, two excellent, 387 good, and 16 full.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Bureau of Penal Affairs
Brady
Slaver's Trial to Be Held in May
Harrisburg report states 26-year-old Norman Moon of Connellsville is charged with fatally shooting Judge Allison D. Wade in Warren. Deputy Atty. General Adams says the murder case cannot be prepared in time for February and will likely go to trial in May. Moon remains hospitalized from self-inflicted wounds.
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Harrisburg
Harrington Adams
Warren
Adams
Dist
Atty
Myer Korgreich
Norman Moon
Contellsville
Allison D. Wade
Moon
David Kohn
Seif
Seven Charged in Monessen Election Probe
Greensburg report says seven men face charges of violating election laws after a Monessen probe into ballot tampering in last November's general election. Francis Crum Mones sen city clerk Albert Vivio former judge of elections Philip Forty board member among those charged. perjury and conspiracy claims also listed. Hearing set for Monday. all free on bond.
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Absoomsevere
Greensburg
Monessen
Atty
Avra N. Pershing Jr
Westmoreland County Court
Francis Crum
Albert Vivio
Hrst
Philip Forty
Leon V. Johnson
Perry F. Pascotti
Emil Bauer
Armand Bucci
Johnson
Bauer
Bucci
Official
Vote Count Board
Pistol-Whipping Cop Loses New Trial Plea
Fred Burdell former North Braddock policeman convicted of pistol whipping coal operator's wife and stealing $116,000 lost his bid for a new trial. Judge J Frank Graff Arm strong County ruled evidence sufficient to support the conviction. Burdell free on $20,000 bond. He plans an appeal to the State Superior Court. The case stems from a March 1952 robbery of Craig Saul's home when three men beat his wife and fled with the money.
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Butler
Fred Burdell
North Braddock
J. Frank Graff
Armstrong County
Armand R. Cingolani
Burdell
Burde
Man Leaps to Death From Hotel Roof in Phoenix
Associated Press report from Phoenix details a despondent man identified as William Walter Falley of Washington, DC, who stepped onto a three story hotel roof and leaped to his death before reaching a hospital. Police and fire crews responded as around 300 bystanders watched. Firemen spread a net. Falley made a running jump and died on the pavement below.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Wil
Lam Walter Falley
Washington, D. C
Falley
Palice
Palley
Union Rejects Offer in Washington Bus Strike
Union workers from United Mine Workers District 50 refused the company’s 16 cent hourly wage increase over 15 months as the Washington City Bus Lines strike entered its 12th day. Vote totals were not disclosed.
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Washington, Pa
Washington City
United Mine Workers District 50
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