Suspend Two Licenses Of Hoxsey Aides
The State Board of Osteopathic Examiners suspended for 24 months the licenses of Dr. Harry A. Stegman of Patton and Dr. Harold F. P. Galbraith of Philadelphia for unethical conduct. They allowed the Hoxsey Cancer Clinic to profit from their practice and conducted a pretense that misled patients about funds going to an unlicensed entity. The clinic, once under scrutiny for cancer treatment, closed Nov. 1 amid federal contempt charges over pills dispensed to out-of-state patients.
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Harkisurg
Suspe
Hoxsey Cancer Clinic
Portage
State Board of Osteopathic
Harry A. Stegman
Patton
Harold FP. Galbraith
Philadelphia
Clinic
Tue
John J. Huluska
Halska
Stegman
Galbraith
Haluska
P.C. Stazey
JH. Benko
Samuel E. Hinhorn
Thomas W. Nelson
Leonard Sabol
Jamestown Slayer to Appeal Life Sentence
Donald Frederick Warner of Jamestown wins permission to appeal a 30 years to life murder sentence as a poor person. The New York Court granted typewritten briefs and will hear the case in January term. Warner cites unsafe conditions at the time and questions intent, with confinement in a hospital after conviction. Warner’s wife, Winifred Dowd, was found dead in a bathtub in Chautauqua County. Police later detained him in Pennsylvania after a telephone call.
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Vn Amearue
Appelache Division
New York State Supreme Court
Donald Frederick Warner
Jamestown
Warner
Chautauqua
Ois Wie
Joseph, Gerace
Lakewood
Gerace
Kim
Winhifred Dowd
Sliley
Flewsburg
Chautauquie County
Orp
Peninsylvani
Appeal Board Grants Property Assessment Reductions
The Appeal Board issued decisions reducing assessments for multiple properties. Notable changes include a $750 cut to a $1 500 assessment, $370 off a $5 250 assessment for Leslie and Gertrude Peek, and $470 off a $3 750 assessment for Michael Lilz. The panel included council members and the assessor and solicitor.
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Leslie and
Gertrude Peek
South Center Street
Ion
Michael Lilz
East South Street
William Deffler
West Washington Street
Carl and
Ann Chirienzio
West Main Street
Donald and
Carolyn Dickinson
West Pleasant Street
Lottie Kingsley Et al
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
North Center Street
J. Fred Kinley
Ray Weber
Guy Abbey
Robert Grice
J R. Dearme
William Miller
Roger Brow
NAACP Leader Appeals To Ike Over Negro Boys Case
Monroe NC NAACP leader sends telegram to President Eisenhower demanding justice for two nine and eight year old boys who kissed a seven year old white girl on route home from school. The boys Hannover Thompson and Fuency Simpson were sent to Morrison Training School for Negro boys after juvenile court proceedings. The telegram urged constitutional protections and questioned the handling of the case.
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Ike
Erie
Monroe
N.C
Schol
Reform School
Eisenhower
Robert FP. William Sr
Williams
Justice Department
Dixie
James Hagerty
Washington
Union County
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Hannover Thompson
Fueny Simpson
Morrison
J. Hampton Price
Fred Wilson
Tape of confession heard in fatal shooting case
In Quarter Sessions Court yesterday, a tape of Mrs Marjorie Schmitt's confession was played as she faced charges of assault with intent to kill over the shooting of Giovanni Marsili, 66. The defendant testified amid defense objections, detailing a feud sparked by sexual demands and recounting the moment she fired a single fatal shot after retrieving a pistol Marsili had once lent for protection.
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Marjorie Schmitt
Giovanni
John) Marsill
Summerhill
R. D
Conneautville
Schmitt
P. Richard ‘Thomas
Marsili
Maysili
Drop Charges On Wrestler Duddy Cleared In Fur Theft Case
James T. Duddy, 28, a 241 pound professional wrestler, was discharged for lack of evidence after arrest on a charge of possessing $60,000 in stolen furs. At a hearing before US Commissioner C. Bentley Pike, the government sought dismissal due to no proven federal violation. FBI found the furs in his car after stopping him downtown. the items reportedly belonged to Max Azen Pur Co and Benny's, stolen from Pittsburgh firms.
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Whicago
James T. Duddy
Bentley Pike
Dudady
FBI
Duddy
Max Azen Pur Co
Benny
Fur Co
Pittsburgh
Embezzler on probation in Pittsburgh area
District Court Judge Wallace S Gourley placed Merle E Woomer of New Kensington on two years probation after he pleaded guilty to embezzling 231 in postal funds from a contract station.
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Pittsburgh
U. 8
Wallace S. Gourley
Merle E. Woomer
New Kensington
Retirement Survival Tips In A Satirical Light
New York based column mocks retirement anxiety and offers tongue in cheek tips to prepare early. Advice lampoons borrowed funds and loafing, urges pre retirement prep, and jokes about careers, aging, and trivial life changes with playful sarcasm. The piece spirals into humorous exaggeration about staying active and avoiding heavy topics as one ages.
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Gilson’s
Columbus
General Electric
Ini
Toone
Gabriel Garcia
San Antonio
Tex
Erie County
Darwin Benton
Burton R .Laub
Benton
Kate Hirt
Hirt
Richard Elsenberg
St. Vincent's Hospital
Miss Hirt
Damien McLaughlin
Commonwealth
Robert Chase
Turkey
Elgin-Beaverdam Hose CO
Elgin, PA
Studebakerz
Studebaker
R. G. Wiggers Motor Sales
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
New York
Hal Boyle
Stark
Martin
Advsinee
Stockton
ENGLE
Jordan’s Used Cars
East
Columbus Avenue
Howard Jordan
Frank Betts
Insurance Farms
Village Homes
Justice of the Peace
Arran
Keystone Gas and Oil
Roberts Furniture
Flye Rexall Drugs
Albro Sauerkraut
Naeem
Citizens National
Citizens National Bank OF
Corry
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