Four Johnsonburg men charged in bank holdup case
Four of the five men linked to the February 15 armed robbery of the Johnsonburg National Bank were arrested at their home in Johnsonburg or Brooklyn. The group including Anthony Asti and his sons Frank and Mennath Croyle faces U S Commissioner charges with the robbery that yielded about $7 011. A fifth suspect, Anthony Richard Avellino, was detained in Brooklyn awaiting further action.
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Johnsonburg
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Frank Asti
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Brooklyn
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Lyle Amter
Johnsonbure
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Kenneth D. Croyle
Avellino
Anthony Asti
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Mrs Elwin Henton Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Ruby I Henton of 846 Liberty street dies after long illness at Jovat Memorial Mayplin. Born February 21 1904 in Pallas Pa she moved west as a child before returning to Spring Creek area. Survived by husband Elwin Henton two daughters Mary Elizabeth and Mrs Alfred McAvoy one son Clyde FR Henton one granddaughter Tonya Lorraine McAvoy one sister Emma Lloyd and five brothers. Funeral held at Bracken Keating with service by Rev James Mentosh interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Tonya Lorraine McAvoy
Emma Lloyd
Clarks Summitt
Raymond
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Gail Sickler
Erie
William Sickier
Glendale
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Mother gives birth to 17th and 18th children in Scranton area
In Scranton, Pennsylvania, Mrs. Rexford Oakley at Carbondale General Hospital delivered twin sons yesterday, the couple's 17th and 18th children. The 43-year-old mother and unemployed miner husband welcomed the first hospital birth and first multiple birth in the family, with 17 other children alive and an aim to reach 24.
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Youth Charged In Auto Death Near Harborcreek
William A. Sissen, 19, of North East, is charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of Patricia Carlin, 16, and Alberta Jeffery, 16, as they were struck by his car on Route 2M near Harborcreek. Carlin died Friday. Jeffery serious with pelvic fractures. Sissen says he could not see the girls due to a passing school bus. Magistrate Damien McLaughlin to set arraignment after state police decision.
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Cambridge
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Miss Carlin
Man Dies Two Days After Wife's Death in Philadelphia
Seventy-year-old Howard Love, 70, died in Philadelphia about 48 hours after his wife Catherine, 65, passed away. His last words to two sons and five daughters were that he heard his wife calling him. He collapsed and was taken to Misericordia Hospital where physicians pronounced him dead on arrival. The hospital listed the cause of death as internal hemorrhage.
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Howard Love
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Misericordia Hospital
WSB Opens Hearings on Aluminum Dispute
Washington panel hearings begin on a dispute among the Aluminum Proces sors and the International Council of Aluminum Workers with the Aluminum Company of America. The case mirrors last week’s CIO Steelworkers demand for wage improvements and benefits in a related case as President Truman seeks a recommended solution to avert a strike.
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Three Girls Spend Night Locked in Carnegie Museum
Pittsburgh March 0 Three young girls Rochelle Brust Mary Low Gereffi and Mary Lou Osborne aged 1 2 and 13 spent Saturday night locked inside Carnegie Museum after a fear filled all night ordeal among dinosaur exhibits and Egyptian mummies. They were found in a washroom by the watchman yesterday morning and their parents aided in the search.
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Carnegie Museum
Morris to Be Heard Thursday
A government witness testified that in 1950 he advised superiors that United Tanker Corp was controlled by a Chinese group sympathetic with Soviet motives. Col Arthur Syran produced a May 4 1950 memorandum backing the claim as the Senate probe explored links to Morris and the Ching International Foundation, which Morris heads.
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Houston FL
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Morris
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Bell Company Earnings Down Report Cites Decrease
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania reports a decline in earnings for the year while noting higher call volumes the state saw a record number of phone calls. W D Gillen, the president, says the firm plans a $33 million rise and mentions new phones bringing state totals to about 2.63 million in use. In Dallas, a shoplifting incident ends with police recovering four frozen rabbits and detaining a 19 year old suspect.
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Philadelphia
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
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