Youth Admits Murder Of Two Men In New York Quarry
Philip McGann, a 24 year old laborer, admitted fatally shooting William P. Falls and James H. Marshall with a high powered rifle at a Elmira area quarry on Oct 13. He appeared in peace justice court in Elmira and was remanded to Chening County jail pending grand jury action.
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WTRA
N.Y
APIA
Philip McGann
Peace Justice Court
Elmira
McGann
Chemung County
Brooklyn
William P. Falls
James H. Marshall
Edgar Croswell
McGunn
Third Mishap Tips Scales In Favor Of Disability
The State Workmen's Compensation Board upheld a referee's decision granting total disability benefits to Russell A. Miller of Meadville after an injury when a money tray fell from a safe. Miller suffered from prior injuries and the medical witness linked the three events to total disability, with no testimony offered by the employer Loblaw Inc.
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RannIonune
State Workmen's Compensation Board
Russell A. Miller
Meadville
Miller
Loblaw, Tne
Capacity Crowd College Women Hear Yale Doctor
A capacity crowd heard Yale University medicine expert Dr. James W. Hollingsworth discuss Japan atom bomb research effects. He noted medical and generational impacts, followed by a Q and A. The program featured Die Festliche Sanger performing Bach and Christmas pieces.
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Dr. Hollingsworth
Yale University
Unt
Hiroshuma
Japan
Yale Doctor
Die Festliche Sanger
College Women’s Club
James W. Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Brice Summervillg
Corey
Yale
Nicola Bach
King Wenceslaus
Bishop
Bethlehem
Liang
Chris Johnson
Rendall Thomason
Pittsburgh
Amelia Tsch
John R. Rossert
Duquesne
Bacher
Rossbach
Tovas
Titusville Juvenile Caught Shoplifting Dress and Sweater
A Titusville 11 year old girl, already on probation, was caught shoplifting a skirt and sweater valued at about nine dollars in a local department store. She tried on the items in a dressing room and hid them under her clothes before the manager reported her to police who took her into the custody of county juvenile officer Helen Easterwood.
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Titusville
Crawford County
Helen Easterwood
Names Listed for Corry Store Committee Election
The passage names several women including Mrs. Lawrence Anderson Mrs. Vellah Bracken Miss Tina Austin Mrs. Viola Brown Mrs. Leslie Bulard Mrs. Lena Calvin and Miss Phyllis Hill plus Mrs. Leland Johnston Miss Paul Deeg Mintenn Middleton Mrs. Stanley Nichols Mrs. Walter Nollinger Mrs. Archie Tate Miss Elizabeth Roges and Mrs J Donald Watson. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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Lawrence Anderson
Vellah Bracken
Tna Austin
Viola Brown
Leslie Bulard
Lena Calvin
Phyllis Hill
Leland Johnston
Pail Deeg
Mintenn Middleton
Stanley Nichols
Walter Nollinger
Archie Tate
Elizabeth Roges
J. Donald Watson
Television Review Sparks Debate on Child Actors
A Televison Review profiles Lori Martin star of NBCs National Velvet. The 14yearold is praised for poise while her father notes she won t turn 16 before filming. Lori once born Dawn Menzor changed name to avoid exploitation plans. The piece cites her department store parade appearances and TV guest spots amid a push toward adult actors in youth roles.
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Lori
Martin
NBC
Bay Dowdger
Totit
Russell Menor
Cricket
New York
Lor
Dawn Menzor
Menzor
Dawn
Ralph Bellamy
Dick Powell
Hugh O'Brian
ABC
Yugoslavia
Erie Pilot Lands Snafu Plane Safely
Erie Foundry Co president James E. Currie, a WWI Navy pilot, force landed an open cockpit Curtis-Wright Travelair in a Belle Valley cornfield after fuel pump failure. He was uninjured. plane sustained only engine damage. Currie had been piloting for about 26 years, including service in the Navy. New York obituary: William E Vickery, 52, national director for NC CJ schools program development, died yesterday.
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Erie
Belle Valley
Fort Erie
James E. Currie
Erie Foundry Co
Port Erie Alport
Harborcreek
North East
Currie
Erie Foundry
New York
William E Vickery
National Conference of Christians and Jews
White collar rise outpacing production in postwar factories
New York AP report shows front office staff and specialists growing faster than production workers from 1947 to 1960. Salaries surpassed one third of factory pay. average manufacturing salaries rose to 7300 in 1960 from 4700 in 1954, while blue collar wages lagged. Mechanization boosted output per hour, raising overhead costs and nonproduction headcount, slowing productive growth since 1955.
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New York
Fon
Chase Manhattan Bank
Wage Gains Outpace Worker Pay in Productivity Rise
A fragmented report notes a rise in productivity outpacing wage growth across sectors. It cites firms and unions discussing output, costs, and the risk of inflation as they seek to balance profits with worker pay.
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Hugh A. O'Hare
James D. Hollingsworth
College Women's Club
Bruce Summerville
East Columbus Avenue
Ina Austin
Brice Smith
Teener
Lake Shore
Sauerkraut
Television Review
Timely c Clothes Vet
Olam
Paul
Business Mirror
Treemendous
Scotch Pines
Pleasant Street
High School
Bill Johnston
Universal Gas Ranges
Universal Gas
North Center Street
Pennsylvania Gas Company
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