Paragraf reports severance for manslaughter and multiple local items
Erie's Paul Mardis seeks parole after a September 1954 involuntary manslaughter sentence for killing his 3 month old son with alleged vital beating. Minimum term ends December 11 1956. The column also notes a Dodge car show prize drawing winners and many routine local incidents including arrests, hospital stays, a funeral, a prowler report, a savings and loan book found, and upcoming licenses in Crawford County.
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Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Paul Mardis
Erie
Mardis
Wreck At East Church Street Home Kills No One
A woman crashed through a window at the Frak McKnight residence, 212 East Church Street, at about 8:30. The scene showed a couch and broken glass. Mrs Mackinelst identified the damaged item. Mrs Tuned Myers, widow of Wile fon Moye, was a patient at Knapp Ships Hottie and funeral arrangements will be made by Bracken Funeral Home after her son Wirol arrives from the midwest.
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Bertha Farrington
John Farrington
Lawrence Park
Centerville
Mr. Farrington
Neva Applebee
Spring Street
East Church Street
Tuned Myers
Wile Fon Moye
Knapp
Bracken Funeral Home
Meyers
Wirol
Mid
Da Candidate Levy Donaldson Found Dead In Home
Donaldson, Republican nominee for Lawrence County Common Pleas Court, was found shot to death in his house yesterday afternoon. Police and coroners ruled the case a tentative suicide. Donaldson, unmarried, had been nominated to replace Judge W. Walter Braham, and faced Democrat John S. Powell in a contentious race.
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Utica
Corry
Philip Tingley
M. Cobbett
West Main Street
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Tingley
New Castle
Dist
Atty Levy J. Dozaldson
Lawrence County
Comiis Pleas Court
GOP
Yestery
Doddson
Donaldson
Common Pleas
W. Walter Braham
Atty
John S Pow
Costello Conviction Upheld in Six-Week Trial
Italian-born Frank Costello was convicted after a six-week trial in New York. A judge sentenced him to years in prison and a $20,000 fine. He now faces deportation proceedings.
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Costello
Washington
Frank Chatelis
Tony Suprise
Tae Lisarte Facehalon
New York
Costellos Gialiwier
Jalsa
Frank Hague
Jersey City
N.J
Hague
Democratic Party
Prices Fall As Wave Of Selling Grips Stock Market
A sharp market decline followed by broad selling. Midday prices show Dow components slipping with DuPont down to 208.25, U.S. Steel at 54, Santa Fe at 130, Standard Oil about 135, Boeing at 60.25, and Reynolds Metals lower. The downturn came after news of the President’s heart attack and hawkish market nerves.
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New York
DuPont
U. S Steel
Santa Fe AuurosdUlf
Standard Ou
Chryslec
Boeing
Reynolds Metals
Pennsy Names New Regional Managers in Major Reorg
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces nine regional manager appointments as part of a broad management restructuring. James McSymes, president, notes Chicago and Pittsburgh retain vice presidential roles with independence under central administration. Actions take effect November 1, with Roeper, Vaughan, Smith, and Schwab among named leaders across New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Baltimore regions.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cither Tn
James Mc Symes
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Symes
New York
P. M. Roeper
G C Vaughan
M5. Smith
Central Region
Chesapeake
Baltimore
J. A Schwab
Regional Transportation Leaders Appointed Across Five Regions
P W Neff becomes general superintendent of transportation for the Eastern Region and Lake Region based in Cleveland. HM Phillips advances to freight traffic manager in the same geographic scope. A M Harris shifts to Columbus Object Division within the Bulckeye Region in Cincinnati. CG Mariordor named freight traffic manager for Indianapolis Southwestern Region. MH Peyler promoted to vice president Weston Region in Chicago and additional duties in Horchswestern Region.
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Buffalo
N.Y
P. W. Neff
Lake
Cleveland
HM. Phillips
Freleht
Cincinnati
A. M_ Harris
Columbus
Objet
Southwestern Feegion
Indianapolis
CG Marridor
Weston Region
Chicago
Horchwestern
Peyler
Westii Risgion
Hunting Seasons Open in Pennsylvania for Ducks and Deer
Associated Press reports Pennsylvania opens duck and bow deer seasons today. Waterfowl runs from today through December 17 with daily hunting allowed except Sundays. The archery deer season extends to October 2 and is open to about 17 000 bow hunters.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
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Heberlein Wure
Leo Howlett
John McKetn
North Center Street
Albert Gluyna
R.D
Barbara Muckinhaupt
Concord Street
West South Streets
Crawford County
Sarah Shields
University Hospital
Hanna House
Susquehanna
Richard Gilbert
Westfield
Au Auty
Mayville
Gilbert
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Joseph S. (Perrino) Periano
Erie County
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Periano
Corry Memorial Hospital
Karol Bosak
John Bosak
West Pleasant Street
Harold Eddy
Robert Eddy
John Carter
Lester Gray
West Bond Street
Kate Hines
Julia Hines
York Street
Veronica's
South Center Street
Jack
Stent
Liberty Etre
Beni F
John G Stamm
Hamilton
Fu Hedring
Alderaian
Melvin S Cobbett
Pofice
Bush Main Street
D. A. Hillstrom
Corry-Jamestown Mix Corp
Cuty
Charles Thomson Tolay
Corsy Memorial Hospital
Adrian L Jaggs
Wayne Street
Robert Ott Jr
Georg Mul Gerick
Mead Ville
Harry E. Ongley
Grand Valley
Old Creek Valley
Ol Comany
Albert Hahn
Spartansburg
Eli Southall
Ruth Vanderhoof
Kenneth W. Vanderhoof
Arthur Sutton
Freddie’s Park
Texas Hots
National Bank of Corry Plan
the National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Corry's Smart Women’s Shop
Failles
Dodd's
Pennsy
Thomas Motors
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
EAS Drugs
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