Thief forgery tied to purse snatch at Titusville store
A purse snatching in an Oil City shop linked to a forger, with a $70 check found at Titusville Trust and a missing purse containing $12 and a checkbook. The store cashed the check, Mrs. Roseman stopped payment, and the thief remains at large while innocent funds were lost. The issue follows a spate of local items including sales, meetings, and notices across Meadville, Jamestown, and Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal Printing Dept
Janet M. Roseman
Titusville
Oil City
Titusville Trust Company
Richard 8. Reinhart
Beatrice A. Hansen
Erie
Reinhart
Sene
Kane Handle Co
Bowman Lumber
J.L. MacDonald
Wellsboro
The
Journal
Jamestown
Usaster
Chautauqua County Red Cross
Corry Journal Printing Department
Titusville Building and Penn Association
L.baressi
Robert Peterson
Robert E. Anderson
Flye Rexall
Malcolm Lawson
City Council
May Not Testify At Turnpike Trial Continued
Evans among defendants charged with conspiring to defraud the Turnpike Commission of 19 percent of a $1.9 billion project. The case centers on a contract with Mann-Mine Research and Development Co for milling mine voids on the northeastern extension. Charles W. Stickler Jr. heads the firm. Hubert of Greiner Co testified about numerous contracts and construction agreements tied to the 110 mile segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Turnpike Commission
Mann-Mine Research and Development Co
Miling
Charles W. Stickler Jr
G. Joseph Hubert
J Greiner Co
Baltimore
Greiner
Justice Department
Beginnings Jail Term For Attack On Cop in Greensburg
A 35 year old former Johnstown man started a six month term in Westmoreland County jail for assaulting state Trooper Homer L. Redd in 1953. William T Tomljanovic was contended in February 1964 for the attack, with sentencing delayed until yesterday pending possible appeal. Redd said Tomljenovic assaulted him when he stopped him for a traffic violation near New Alexandria.
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Greensburg
Johnstown
Westmoreland County
William T. ‘Tomljanovic
Homer L. Redd
Redd
Tomljenovic
Tomjanovic
New Alexandria
Hospital Admission and Discharge Report Snapshot
At The Hospital Report lists admissions and discharges as of 7 a m. Fred Young R D 3 George Wilcox 15 East Frederick Street Mrs Merle Williams Clymer Martin Smith Wattsburg Mrs Irving Legters Clymer Mrs Loren Gibbons 280 West Tongress Street Joan 4 daughter of Mr and Mrs Brow Spartansp ite Mrs Rex Ireland 089 North Senter Street Mrs Freeman Stith Pittsfield Richard Morton Spring Creek Mrs Howard bee 72 Mach Street Mrs Louis White 712 West Pleasant Sheet Discharged Anna Sperry 699 Spring Tree Richard Hurlbut 363 Wright George Holton 18 son of Mrs Hawel Fralick Spartansburg Mrs George Butchka and Infant daughter RD Mrs Robert Brown and son Robert Oliver 321 Maviom Street Mrs James Maloney 623 Speine Street
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Fred Young
R. D
George Wilcox
East Frederick Street
Merle Williams
Clymer
Martin Smith
Wattsburg
Irving Legters
Loren Gibbons
West
Tongress Street
Joan
Stra
Soniild 'Brow
Louis White
West Pleasant
Anna ‘Sperry
Spring Treet
Richard Hurlbut
Wright Street
George Holton
Hawel Fralick
Spartansburg
George Butchka
R.D
Robert Brown
Robert Oliver
Maviom Street
James Maloney
Speine
Reveal Deputy's Dramatic Story Continued from Page
The text details a deputy sheriff who joined a gang and Coppola's confidence while balancing a home life and a contentious job. He faced suspicions, marital strain, and a bid to discredit him, as Buyer's tip helped expose the gang during a tavern holdup plan en route to a bank job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
See
Coppola
Gan
FBT
Buyers
Flood Toll Rises in Pangasinan After Typhoon Wen Ay
Government reports 76 dead and 200 missing as floods swept Pangasinan province during Typhoon Wen Ay. Earlier, Philippine News Service said 290 drowned and over 1,000 missing, with many victims children as flood struck at night while residents slept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masiua
Pangasinan
Philippine News Service
Big memories bloom at National Boy Scout Jamboree camp
Valley Forge reports at the fourth National Boy Scout Jamboree the camp memories are built from small moments. anecdotes speak of a pup traded for a stick, fireworks smuggled and returned, a tame eight foot boa constrictor drawing crowds, and improvisational instruments crafted from tubs and hoses. Scouts recall ingenuity amid games and camp life, with the Philadelphia Zoo set to receive the boa.
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Valley Forge
Asta
Gienettes
Jack Davis
South Webster
Ohio
Jack
Venus
Swaith
Jack Alondy
Lone Star State
Canal
Sonny
State of
Idaho
Philadelphia
Commute Seven Sentences Of October Rebels
Budapest Hungarys People's Supreme Court reduced death sentences to prison terms for seven defendants tied to the October revolts in Miskolc. Seven other defendants had death sentences confirmed, and four life terms were upheld while two men saw increased terms. One teen girl, Tlonn Minogel, had her life sentence cut to five years. The May trial involved 21 defendants accused of aiding an assault on police and the killing of seven officers during the riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Miskolc
Foe-Utea
Cool Air In East Persists as Wet Belt Looms
The Associated Press reports only minor temperature changes nationwide with a broad wet belt forecast. Cool air remains in the Northeast from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Coast while heat rises in the Southeast and Southwest. Severe thunderstorms and strong winds hit the Bismarck area, with heavy rain in North Dakota and other storms moving west through Montana and Washington.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Coast
Deserk
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Montana
Washington
Collision kills 31 year old in Butler crash
Richard W. Schoenfeld, 31, of 117 Beechwood Boulevard Butler, was killed when a car attempting to pass a cement truck collided with the larger vehicle early today. The driver of the car was not yet identified and a decision on which charges or actions would be submitted to the Presidential Council would be announced later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Richard W. Schoenfeld
Beechwood Boulevard
Eee
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Elks
Townville Community Band
Townville Consolidated School
Townville Musasters Club
Betty Ho Gillette
George Rutherford
Europe
Bennett’s
Warren
Warren Library Association
Dana
Edward Polakowsk
New York
James F. Malloy
Polakowski
Malloy
International
Hubert
Vance
Citizens National
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Wimone Cretean
Corry Hospital
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Meerdinks
Denmark
Ultimate
Motorola
Rena the Amazing
Slocum's Electronics
South Center Sr
North Center St
Leo Ul Co
Center St
Ste of Good Sc
Gov. le
Penn
Canimiit Police
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