Jail Peddlers In Check Case
Erie police rounded up most of a visiting crew suspected in stealing Christmas Savings Club checks from a mailbox totaling 42950. James Hunt, 23, of Winchester Indiana, charged with theft and forgery. others named include William Baggs, John Moslander, and Robert Peters. Detective reports describe a ruse with luggage purchase and a hotel stay used to mask the forgery.
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Erie
Savings Club
James Hunt
Winchester
Ind
Bank of Erie
Pey Murphy
Carl Malinovsk
Chester Miller
Hunt
Perry Murphy
Albert Margetta
Margetti
William Baggs
San Diego
Calif
William Heisler
Baggs
Boss
John Moslander
North Hollywood
Robert Peters
Terre Haute
Snn
Ethel Murphy
Perry
Murphy
Magazine
Bogs
Margetta
Charles
Mar~ Rella
Matinowsk
Miller
Clymer Students Attend All-State Junior and Senior Choirs
Clymer students Lit Giving and Roger Einink will travel to Albany NY for All-State Junior High Choir and Senior Choir performances. The Junior Choir debuts this year with Linda Gravinke and Roger Einink, guided by instructors Martyn Canfield David Abt and Mrs James Gravinke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aflds
Roger Einink
Clymer
Albany
Linda
James GraVinke
Roger
Lloyd Einink
Misa Mart Ayn Canfield
David Abt
James Givink
Titusville Man Steals In Church Case In Falconer
Rudolph W. Nelson, 61, arrested by Falconer police for burglary and larceny in a $3.50 theft at Falconer Methodist Church. He was arraigned before Justice A E Harry Johnson and fined on both counts, with possible 30 day terms if fines not paid. Pastor Rev. George W. Thornton reported the incident after seeing a man enter the church around 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amma A Supe
Paymati
Chautalaqui County
Falconer Methodist
Rudolph W. Nelson
Falconer
E Harry Johnson
Ellicott
Nelson
Laverne A. Webeck
George W. Thornton
Woman psychologist Joyce Brothers tops The $64,000 Question
New York psychologist Dr Joyce Brothers, 28, has progressed toward the grand prize on The $64,000 Question after winning $8,200 last night. She listed past world championships and titles in boxing history and discussed notable fighters, with potential to win the top prize next Tuesday. A separate note mentions a Princeton man settling for $32,000 in a history category, and a church theft where money was taken from collection plates after an unlocked church was left open.
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Aye
New York
Joyce Brothers
Clis
Slo
Tully
Shiv
Dr Brothers
New Orans
James J. Corbett
John Sullivan
Jack McAuliffe
Billy Myer
George Dixon
Jack Skelly
She Caney
Steven Frohlich
Princeton
N. J
Ayrrader
Tirre
Real Estate Wanted and Holstein Dispersal Notice
Wanted to buy four lots near West Sound and Route 27. Dispersal sale ad highlights showed Holstein cattle for sale, including 40 bred cows, 40 open heifers, 44 heifer calves, and 18 springing cows. The sale features top-class Holsteins from Ryland Pioneer with strong classification scores and valuable bloodlines.
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West Sound
TiMisville
Jak
Meadville
Houckholm
ECHO
Fehee May Burke
Ryn
Ryland FB
Hie Foundation
Salim Mankeers
Ouitionters
Mexion
Fenneylvania Hoestein
Arthir Wo Nesbitt
Stite College Py
Sundback and Kelley
Tiswille
Wall Street recovers after September 26 loss hit Eisenhower health
New York stocks rallied as the Dow Jones 60 average rose about 0.80 to around 1810 at noon, reclaiming losses from the September 26 dip linked to President Eisenhower's heart attack. Major shares listed span American Can to General Motors, with many big names showing activity and market breadth. A separate egg market report noted unsettled wholesale prices with varied ranges for white whites and browns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
New York
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Int
Minneapolis
Moline
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
National Distillers
New York Central
North American Aviation
RCA
Socony
Standard Oil
Standard Oi
Tide Water Associates
Steel
Youngstown S&t
American Stock Exchange Aero Supply
South Penn Oi
State Police Anniversary marked by Harrisburg dinner
Harrisburg reports say the Pennsylvania State Police the first of its kind in the United States will mark its 50th anniversary with a December 15 dinner at Hershey Col. Commissioner J. Henry will invite all 1,900 officers and expects attendance from original organizers including C. Adams and C. Wilhelm former commissioners.
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Amogaha
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Steels
United States
Erty Hershiy
EB. J. Henry
Tne
Cola
Lyin G Adams
CM. Wilhelm
Four Pittsburgh Taxes Re enacted By City Council
Pittsburgh officials re enacted four city taxes at existing rates as the 1956 budget process continues. Wage tax remains at 0.5 percent, sales taxes keep two mills on retail and one mill on wholesale, amusement tax stands at 10 percent, and personal property tax remains two mills. Real estate tax awaits Mayor Lawrence's budget plan before action.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Prems
Ecity Council
David L. Lawrence
Multiple Houses For Sale On Various Streets In Garland
Several properties listed by Spath Jarrett and Ferguson Realtors in Garland Pa. Includes 7 Willett property 3 Eat Main St for $6.00 or $6,000?. Moth Property West Bord Street two story with double garage. McKenzie Property Cord Street three bedroom central location. Mead Avenue double house five rooms priced $5,250. ONeil Property North Central Street three or four bedroom. Atsens Property Market Street Columbus for immediate possession. Keleher Property 112 South Second Avenue two bedroom in excellent condition. 531 Liberty Street three bedroom with gas furnace heat and rent‑to‑own option. Sprague Property 1018 North Center Street modern three bedrooms with gas heat. Second Ward three bedroom near Weight School with modern kitchen. Rimmel Property 302 East Forest three bedroom with double garage. Spath Jarrett and Ferguson Realtors listing Clark Lord contact 2604 3130. For sale Garland houses including 6 rooms, bath, gas heat, garage and workshop by John Radek.
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Willett
Bord Street
Rudd
McKenzie
Cocord Street
Gus Furnlice
Mead Avenue
Ajesiis Excelient Sincotne
Pisco
Centr Street
Market Street
Columbus
Keleher
Riley
Liberty Street
Sprague
North Center Street
Second Ward
Unity Birdwood Foots
Fot Rimmel
East
Furest
Jarrett and Ferguson
Clark Lord
Garand
John Radek
Garland
Budget Set At 188 798 For 1956 City Expenditures
City council approves a 1956 budget of 188 798 with anticipated revenues of 101 601 06 from real estate taxes 67 190 from income tax 1000 for collections and 31 007 36 from other sources plus cash on hand. Expenditures cover general government 22 565 including 13 565 in the executive and 10 000 for judiciary and property 7840 40 for protection to persons and property 42 710 for police 35 174 40 for fire health and sanitation 3 852 with 702 for health salaries and 2 650 for sewers and cleanup day expenses highways 59 154 including 34 445 for streets and bridges 6 108 for engineer and 14200 for street lighting 4 600 for recreation with 500 youth fund 400 city rate and 3 500 for Mead Park debt service 15 102 04 with 139 1011 for sinking funds 1 071 43 for interest on fly bonds and 78050 for interest on 1952 and 1955 loans 11 478 88 miscellaneous fund 4 78 98 for mold maintenance 2000 police and firemen pension fund 1 560 for compensation and stability 118 alliance and 1100 to social security. Little discussion at the council session as modifications had been agreed earlier. City solicitor notes no provision for 1950 paying on the bridge. Officials question paving needs and property owner contributions. Streets Director Thompson absent. explanation on budget was limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renal Estate
Executive Department
Health Department
Mead Park
Hirler
Roger Brown
Ghurlen
Hayean
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S&h
Titusville
Phillips
Worth St. Rhone
Ayidmann
Meera Anne
Seamprofe
Yer
A&a
Winder the Christiane Sree
Grimnylon
Tipe
LEED
R. G. Wiggers Motor Sales
N. Center St
Sweets Tree Service
SutNoysil
Rca-Whitipa
Corry Area
Davis Radio
Russ Mallory
Quan Market Aid
Western Flyer Bicyc
A. H. Matteson
R. D Corry
Corry Co-operative
Gulf Service Ing
Lonach BS Griffith
Constructon Supervsor
GLP
Fae Cinitike
Teriice Hil
Ithaca
Phine Teinen
Robert Chindrod
Corny
Prine Svivattia
Corry
Peterson & Son
Brigham Hardware
North
Worth Street
Ruffener
Mather
Murray
Mott Street
Davis Radio TV
Phillo Ronsula TV
RJ Willams
Owen
Carl Henfori
Bring Baskets AG Post
Findley Lake Road
Pai
Thompson's
Thompson Maple Products
West Main Street
Hewlibors
Pelatives
Willin Woodburn
Chularen
Edithind
Woodburn
Wall Street
Mediu
Tae
Winans
Lemon Street
Fagle Lumber Co
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Rca-Tv
RCA Desier
Davis Radio-Tv
Slocum Electronics
East Main Street
Thompson Lumber
Aigor
Robert J. Catlin
Wright Streit
Optie
Westfield
Payne
Watt Steurreer
Joe Gchen
Wallace Garage
Claverice Wallace
Tnquire
Aero Supply
West Millr Street
Inquire Triangle Show Store
Bath
East Church Street
Rophia
Nete Abebergen
Fis Furnace
Rite P.O
Peg
Bond Street
West Congress
Charles E. Olds
Bulow Acre
Taro
Maviy Tore Meri
Chinse Ind Sanborn
Green Stamps Crystal Coal CO
Mapite
Phono
Hanasamkar
Larke Lord
Spath Jarrett Ferguson Realtors
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