Stealing Suits Case Ends With Bradovich Sentencing
Erie County Judge Samuel Rossiter sentenced George Bradovich of Youngstown to 11 to 22 months in Erie County Jail after pleading guilty to receiving stolen goods. Police found new suits in his car with tags linked to an Erie department store. Earlier, Bradovich faced transport charges later dropped. he claimed to have bought the suits from a stranger in an Erie tavern. Also Monday, Judge Burton R. Laub fined Joseph S. Zielenski 150 dollars plus costs and gave him one day in jail.
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Erte
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
George Bradovich
Youngstown
Erie County
Bradovich
Stork
Millcreek
Robert Egger
Erie
Burton R. Laub
Joseph S. Zielenski
Zipper Inventor Uievnsume Sundback Dies at Meadville
Dr. Uievnsume Sundback 74, who perfected the slide fastener, died after a long illness. A Talon director and head of two subsidiaries, he was born in Sweden 1880 and came to the U.S. in 1903. He received a Doctor of Science from Allegheny College and a 1951 Royal Academy medal. Surviving are his widow Marguerite and four children. Funeral services set for Thursday.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
Automatic Hook and Eye Co
Hoboken
N. J
Meadville
Hookless Fastener Co
Talon, Inc
Sundback
Allegheny College
Royal Academy of Engineering Science
Marguerite
John Klingener
Paul
Youngstown Ohio
Richard
Eric
Saegerstown
Seven-year-old dies from auto crash injuries in Harrison Township
Tarentum Pa. seven year old Donald Powell succumbed to injuries from a Sunday collision with a car in Harrison Township. The driver was charged with drunk driving and the judge ordered Donald Johnson of Waterford to pay costs and expenses in a morals case after both men pleaded guilty.
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Tarentum
Donald Powell
Harrison Township
Laub
Donald Johnson
Waterford
Local Social Roundup Highlights in Columbus Vicinity
Mr and Mrs Albert Fox attend Albion horse show. Families and neighbors share Father's Day visits across Albany, Westfield, Erie, and Warren. Arthur Ireland returns to Buffalo after appendix operation. A Carceny Church Children’s Day is planned. Cordelia Dunkle, niece of Rex Ireland, earns BS at Allegheny College.
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Columbus
Albert Fox
Albion
F. Lowe Edwards
David
Nancy
Edwards
Carl Williams
Charles Otrn
Westfield
Sunnday
Jessie Smith
Arthur Ireland
Rex Ireland
Buffalo
Isaac Sherlock
Spartansburg
Edgar Spoon
John Edwards
Wnh
Bruce Hinchman
Erie
Penny
Girard
Merle Page
Gerald Page
Gary
George Schaper
Sarah Page
Alice West
Carcenity Church
Annette Curtis
Wash
Ington
D. C
Merle Christie
Carel Page
Silver Springs
David Andress
Pittsfield
Donald Sherman
Warren
Sylvia Cassett
Corry
Maryanne Savko
Conadohta Lake
Clair Capwell
Walter Deutschlander
Cordelia C. Dunkle
Spring Creek
Allegheny College
Arlene Morris
Warlo Morris
Local social notes and a federal appointment headline
Mrs Betts and daughter travel to Portsmouth to visit relatives including Mr and Mrs Robert Stews. Other items note furloughs, medical visits, family gatherings, a wedding, and the removal of Elaine Beudling as Pittsburgh customs collector by President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Elaine Beudling
Customs
Pittsburgh
Williams to Succeed Horst as Agriculture Secretary
Fayette County commissioner J Lewis Wil Jhims was named as governor John S Fine’s cabinet pick for secretary of agriculture though the governor said he had not considered the subject. Miles Horst, long-time farm secretary, plans to step down within weeks to run as Republican state chairman, with the successor to serve the remainder of the Fine administration through January. Willis of Uniontown was described as the first choice to fill the 415,000 farm post, backed by a long record in agricultural work.
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Horst
Harrisburg
J. Lewis Wil Jhims
Fayette County
John S. Fine
Miles Horst
Fine
Uniontowi Hernia
Willis
Assessment cuts on Baldwin homes denied in Erie
Erie officials released word that a second round of assessment cuts for Baldwin houses east of Strong Vincent High School will not be recommended. Chief Assessor Gardner said he planned to propose only minor cuts to bolster the Baldwin Interests court action set for a hearing on the 20th. Mayor Flatley had signaled opposition to further reductions.
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Erie
Strong Vincent High School
Arthur Gardner
Thomas Flatley
Gardner
Baldwin
City official cites legal view on property cuts case
Gardner said he discussed the matter with City Solicitor Gerald Weber who believed the city has a strong case and that further cuts on the properties would not necessarily improve the city's position in the court action.
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Gardner
Gerald Weber
Weber
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