Erie Burglars Sent to Prison in Parked Car Theft
Two Erie burglars were sentenced at Western Penitentiary by Judge Elmer L. Evans and others for the August 2 theft from a parked car on the peninsula. Earl Palmer received two and a half to five years. Fred Schultz three and one half to seven years. Both must pay restitution and costs. A separate note mentions new trial motions and continued storefront picketing by AFL Teamsters Local 249 seeking health and other policies with a wage deal discussed.
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Erie
Barglars
Western Penitentiary
Elmer L. Evans
Fred G. Schultz
Erle
Earl Palmer
National Hotel
Chester Wizikowski
Palmer
Schulz
Schultz
Tria
Pittsburgh
Gimbel's
Horne's
Kauffman's
249
AFL
Teamsters
Erie Rubber Workers Accept 12 Cent Wage Hike
Erie November 21 Acceptance of a 12 cent year four wage increase for 700 Continental Rubber Works employees and charges of raiding marked Erie’s organized labor front. Local 631 United Electrical Workers voted to accept the Conti wage offer, with most of the raise across the board. The union condemned the national association of machinists for raiding the Local 631 union at Brie Resistor Corp.
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Erie Rubber Workers
Erie
Continental Rubber Works
Mominy
United Rubber Workers
Lytat
Joseph Luciano
Lula
Titermaational Association of Machinns
United Electrical Workers Ind
Brie Resistor Corp
Nursemaid Faces Kidnap Charge After Philadelphia Flight
A nursemaid Mary Margaret Williams faces kidnapping charges after allegedly aiding a missing 11 year old girl, Lille Deborah Booth, in fleeing to Philadelphia. Police launched a four day hunt ending Sunday night. Information filed by State Police Corporal Joseph Salinger, with Alderman Joseph Demmi, outlines up to 15 years imprisonment and fines up to 5000 dollars. Williams is held on bail set at 3000 dollars pending a hearing scheduled for 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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Ameenaese Utory
Mary Margaret Williams
Philadelphia
Lille
Deborah Booth
Joseph Demmi
Joseph Salinger
James W Reynolds
Aasiwhiie Dauphine
Caimey
Wuorney
Reynolds
Nctory
Dixuriet Assumney
Carl B Shelley
Wold
Demma
Williams Girl
Tmder
Toomorrow
Budget approved by E U B conference
The Evangelical United Brethren Church approved a 1,000,000 dollar annual budget at a busy Dayton session delaying delegates' departure about an hour. The assembly also approved merging 22 conferences into one and empowered more unions, and streamlined the boards of trustees and ministers into the cabinet of administration.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Navy
Evamgelical United Brethren Church
Alsa
Ehuron Sunfurenees
Siuinl
Siuinl For Free Other Unions; 12) Rhimed
Tustees
Lay
She
Unclear OCR fragment on church bids and eras
Fragmentary text references a church theme Christ Gulls and a new bid level of 200000 per year, mentions a general session in 1854 or 1955, and cites a Cretaceous era term. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable lines.
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Board of Bishops
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