Slot linked to missing man tied to Nixon scheme
Titusville news reports Edward Nixon, contractor sought for parole violation and emptying pay, linked to slot machines found in a Titusville area barn. Evidence says machines were dumped on a farm, burned, and destroyed. Nixon allegedly led workers astray, faced charges of bad checks and false pretenses, with IRS scrutiny and ongoing search.
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Titusville
Edward Nixon
New York
Nixon
OM City
Internal Revenue Bureau
Albert P.brady
Armory Hall
East Central Avenue
Nixon Construction Co
Tidioute Ares Farm
Pittsburgh
Mrs Minnie Price of Corry Dies at 85
Mrs Minnie Belle Price 85 of 2191 Spring street died yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born March 6 1870 in Youngsville she lived in Garland Riceville Lottsville and Corry before moving to Erie where she worked 26 years at NaBone Corset Co. Survived by four daughters eight sons and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. She was a member of the First Methodist Church of Corry. The body is at Bracken Funeral Home with services Thursday at 2 p.m. Burial Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Corry
Minnie Belle Price
Spring Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Erie
Price
NaBone Corset Co
Rhea Smith
Grace Hitzelberger
Eric
Ione McReynolds
Springfield
Floyd Black
George
Spring
Melvin
Boy Receives Dentures After Calcium Deficiency
In Salt Lake City a dentist fitted a full set of false teeth to 3 year old Barry Ketterer who said it feels funny. The doctor notes the denture wear until about age five as his permanent teeth emerge.
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Salt Lake City
Barry Ketterer
Barry
Heavy Fire Destroys Pitt Health Building Under Construction
A massive blaze swept 10 stories of the Pitt Schools of Health and Professions Building near Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh. Six alarms issued as gasoline and other flammable materials fed the fire. 295 hospital patients were evacuated without injuries. Damage estimated around 250000 dollars, possibly higher, with flames and falling debris hampering firefighting efforts.
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University of Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pitt Schools of Health and Professions
Presbyterian Hospital
Women's
Eye & Bay
Western Psychiatric Institute
Ciremen
Presbyterian Hospital Dietary
Charles J. McDermott
Diner Burglar Sentenced In Fairfield Case
Judge Bi mer J Evans sentenced Edmund Ly Péosuitt of Pittsburgh and an accomplice for burglary at the Fairfield Diner on June 6. The two men, hired by owner Lloyd Syber, pleads included a one to five year term in Western State Penitentiary. The defense argued leniency as the pair faced the burglary charge.
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Bimer J. Evans
Western Slite Menitentiary
Edmund Ly
Steel wage talks enter crucial stage amid union push
The union-led drive for a wage rise faces a pending U S Steel offer of about 10 cents an hour, with a 6 1/2 cent across the board raise and additional increments by job class. U S Steel says the increase would lift straight time earnings by over 10 cents above the auto industry level, while the union cites rising profits and dividends to justify a larger share of prosperity.
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U. S. Steel
Stephens
Inland Steel Corp
McDonald
Ford
General Motors
Jayott
Otter
U. S
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