Slugs Used to Get Change From Laundry Machines
Pittsburgh AP report says a ring used metal slugs to steal change from coin operated laundries in several states. Two Pittsburgh men, Peter Torleski and Anthony Corrado, were arrested in Cheswick and charged with burglary, larceny and fraud. Fifty pounds of slugs were found in their car. Police say hundreds of laundries across Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia have been victimized over the past six months.
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Pittsburgh
Aristate
Altotheny County
James V. Destaut
Cheswick
Peter Torleski
Carrie
Anthony Corrado
Squirrel Hill
Altoona
Ellwood City
Johnstown
New Castle
Butler
Washington
Norristown
Ohio Commie Aities
DeStout
Tundry
Tosteski
Corrado
DeStontie
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
U S Won't Flinch From Soviets
Continued from page one the article notes the theme of constructive world peace efforts and cites ongoing public sparring between Stevenson and Gromyko since March 7. It mentions private negotiations to drop cold war items from the assembly agenda and hints at stormy sessions ahead.
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Stevenson
Gromyko
Blue Ribbon Winner at State Photographers Show
Local photographer Kirk Sawyer won first place in men's portraits at the State Professional Photographers Association convention in Pittsburgh. Mrs Sawyer earned second place for hand oil coloring, and the Curry couple tied for third in the salon entry category for a combined photography and color photograph.
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Kirk Sawyer
Professional Photographers Association
Pittsburgh
Sawyer
Curry
Wei
Government May Take Bigger Role in Wage and Policy Debate
Kennedy urged advisers to provide direction for the general movement of wage and price policy and to offer help on jobs and recruitment, machine displacement, and foreign competition. The group, including Henry Ford, George Meany, and Ralph McGill, planned monthly meetings at the White House with study between sessions. Kennedy stressed that domestic wage-price structures affect America's competitive position abroad and that long-range unemployment is a top concern.
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Cuomo
Kennedy
Wager
Pric’s
Henry Ford 1H
George Ipemaine
Afl-Cio
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
Arthur Goldberg
Hal Group
Adt Oy
White House
Elevator Stoppage Traps Three Schoolboys During City Tour
Three high school sophomores on a sight-seeing trip were trapped for over an hour after an elevator between the city and sixth floors halted near the 14th floor. William Hinun, Robert White, and Dentil Welton escaped when an electrician released air from the car, allowing them to jump to the fifth floor hall.
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Frante
Daniel Baldwin Builitine
Hiumed Wevator
William Hinun
Robert White
Den
Til Welton
Five Magazine Rens Arrested In Meadville
Meadville police arrested five magazine salesmen for soliciting without a permit. Crew manager Richard Walter Lessaro, 30, of Philadelphia posted a 20.10 forfeit and was released. The others were jailed on default forfeits and face hearings before Police Magistrate G. Mortanaghan. Names include Herbert Carl Nelson, Sharon Ann Nelson, Anthony Dale Hardin, and David William Stewart.
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Meadville
Richard Walter Lessaro
Philadelphia
G. MorTarnaghan
Herbert Carl Nelson
Mr. Clemons
Sharon Ann Nelson
Orlosso
Anthony Dale Hardin
Canton
N.C
David William Stewart
Southerington
Ohio
Work week length key indicator for recovery says economists
New York reports discuss how unemployment may linger even as trends brighten. Firms can handle more work with current staff, while others could raise output by extending hours rather than hiring. Some unions push for a 35 hour week, but President Kennedy urges growth to absorb labor. Short term aid and durable demand planned as recovery nears.
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New York
Sige
Kennedy
Charge Area Boy In Thefts From Cottanes
MAYVILLE a 11 year old Greenhurst youth was jailed after pleading guilty to a third degree burglary charge. Wayne Finnlown arrested by Ellery chief Miles Wilcox and deputy Robert Edwards is held for the grand jury on $1000 cash or $2000 property bond. He admitted stealing fishing gear binoculars and other sports equipment from cottages along Chautauqua Lake near Bemus Point on March 14. All items were recovered.
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Mayville
Greenhurst
Chautauaua County
Thail
Wayne Finnlown
Ellery
Miles Wilcox
Deauty
Robert Edwards
Finucin
Chautauqua Lake
Bemus Point
Sheriff's Department
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U.S
Pist
Gov't
Cote Il Pain
Alty Co
Merit
United States
John
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Philip L. Sample
Albert Staffan
Borstorff & Fitch Rambler
First Ave
Marguerite Culver Pearlutton
North Center St
Root Furniture
Mrs. Holland Morgen Richard Martin
Business Mirror
REX Theatre
Corry
William Holden
Nancy Kwan
Michael Wilding
Suzie Wong
Desoto
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler
Union C
Claude Hoffman Jr
Edward Holthouse
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crown
Remington Mall Chain
Johnson Bros
Frank Puckley Sr, Richard Orn
Electric Eye
Cathers Studio & Photo Supply
Corry, Pa
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