Stolen money tied to rescue during Sunday accident
Gregory of Jamestown reported a theft of 385 dollars after handing his coat to a bystander during a rescue attempt for Mrs. Pauline N Osterstuck, saved from death in the same accident that killed her husband. Funeral for Mrs. Joseph Dills was held at St. Ann's Church, survivors include son Ronald Dills. Weather fronts bring lower temperatures. Multiple local injuries reported from accidents and work incidents. The Game Commission stocked pheasants in Corry district as two school directors were elected. Erie City Council approved snow equipment purchase and snow removal services. Corry Jamestown Foremen hosted a meeting with football highlight reels and Erie Railroad officials visited town.
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Aiwrencé Gregory
Jamestown
Pauline N.osterstuck
Gregory
Dry Brook
Joseph Dills
Clarion
St. Ann's Church
Garisics
Bradford Cemetery
Ronald Dills
Corry
Wayne Wetherbee
R. D
Spartansburg
Theodore Faust
Sugar Grove
Cory-Jamestown
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wetherbee
Faust
Terry Danner
Lester Danner
East Pleasant Izeet
Steelers Draft Pick Ted Marchibroda Induction Delayed
Pittsburgh quarterback Ted Marchibroda, the Steelers top pick in 1982, learned today his induction into the armed forces is postponed until late November or early December.
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Pittsburgh
Ted Marchibroda
Pittsburgh Steelers
Ward
Survey finds fleet cars kept four years with high annual mileage
A Fleet Owner survey of 725 operators with 151187 vehicles shows passenger cars in fleets average four years of use and about 25 507 miles per year. Four door sedans are preferred, with preventive maintenance every three months or about 4097 miles. Most fleets service in their own shops and only a third identify vehicles with paint or lettering. The article notes varied tire wear and long-term operation into high mileage.
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New York
McGraw-Hill Publication
Wable Returned to Pennsylvania in Turnpike Slayings Case
John Wesley Wable, the man dubbed the phantom of the turnpike, began return to Pennsylvania in custody. Officials said they have a tight case against him for the July killings of truckers Harry Pitts and Lester Woodward, both shot in their trucks. Wable denied the charges in a written statement claiming innocence.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
WN. M
John Wesley Wable
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvanian
Westmoreland County
Merle Musick
Pennsylvania State Police
Wilam Smith
Asst. Dist
Joseph M. Loughran
Gettysburg
Wable
Harry F. Pitts
Bowling Green
W. Va
Lester B. Woodward
Harrisburg
Phantom killer terrorized truckers on the tumpike
Witnesses recall a man who supplied bogus money and an 82 pistol used in the killings. Wable waived extradition claiming to clear his name. Truckers formed convoys seeking protection from the unknown assailant dubbed the phantom.
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Wable
Statewide contest winner to visit Washington for honor
In a state wide contest an all expense paid trip to Washington is awarded. The winner will be hosted at the White House with the President and Mrs. Eisenhower, receiving a special honor and entertainment during the visit.
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Atlantic
Manse
Eisenhower
White House
Elizabeth Mawhinney
Glenside
Lot
Enuies
Hereington
Asher
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