Seek Man In Attack Of Girl 15 Jamestown Meadeville Case
Pennsylvania State Police searched for a man who allegedly raped a 15 year old Jamestown girl early Sunday. A 18 year old Espyville youth accompanied the girl in a car when a six foot tall man with a knife forced them to the back seat and attacked the girl. He wore faded blue jeans and a tan shirt, with lower face covered by a red white handkerchief.
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Meadville
Pennsylvania
Jamestown
Earl T. Schultz
Espyville
Hold Rites For P. D. Maloney
The Requiem Mass for P. Donald Maloney was celebrated at St. Thomas Church at 9 30 this morning with Rev Cyril Cooper as celebrant Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery The service was preceded by a family prayer at Bracken Funeral Home Bearers were Raymond Manufacturing coworkers Gerald Staples Edward Kovach William Helmintoller John Falcone Lewis Hurlbert and Robert Morton Attendees came from Chagrin Falls Wintersville Richland Buffalo Titusville Meadville and Corry areas including Dale Kramer Jack Scott Raymond Dyckes Marion Riley John Maloney Honor Maloney and other friends
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P. Donald Maloney
St. Thomas’ Church
Cyril Cooper
Pine Grove Cemetery
Bracken Funeral Home
Raymond Manufacturing
Gerald Staples
Edward Kovach
William Helmintoller
John Falcone
Lewis Hurlbert
Robert Morton
Dale Kramer
Chagrin Falls
Ohio
Jack Scott
Wintersville
Raymond Dyckes
Marion Riley
John W. Maloney
Richland
Wash
Honor Maloney
Buffalo
Henry Pachnick
Pleasantville
Hiram McIntyre
Clifford’ Pachnick
Julius Pachnick
Titusville
Arthur Pitts
Meadville
Corry
Teachers Seek Higher Pay Under Taylor Law Constraints
A union seeks a salary scale from 7500 to 18000 for teachers while a mediation panel had proposed 6600 to 13600 and the old contract ranged 5400 to 11950. The federation urged no strike but considered resignations to pressure officials, a move delayed to avoid draft-board scrutiny and penalties under the Taylor Law.
RR Negotiator Seeks to Strip Unions of Strike Power
Washington AP reports John P. Hiltz Jr., new rail negotiator, calls for Congress to remove the right to strike from the nation's 25 rail unions, affecting about 600,000 workers. He suggests a law to preserve service and notes a White House board could set bargaining patterns as wage talks loom with six shop craft unions seeking sizable raises.
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Washington
John P. Hiltz Jr
Congress
Hiltz
WG-1
White House
taco @ presidential
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
U.S
J. E. Wolfe
Man Climbs Benjamin Franklin Bridge Rescued by Police
Camden man George Elder, 24, was coaxed from the Benjamin Franklin Bridge after climbing the support cables to the 385 foot tower. Authority officers used a two man elevator to reach him, kept him safe, and brought him to city headquarters for questioning. Traffic was halted and lights were trained on the scene during the rescue.
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Camden
Delaware River
George Morrell
Lamarr Constantino
Elder
Delaware Hudson appoints veteran rail executive to new post
A long serving rail professional with 33 years in the industry takes the helm at Delaware Hudson Rail Road. The appointment signals continuity and expertise as the company expands its operations and communications strategy.
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Delaware Hudson Railroa
Try To End Controls Shafer Assembly Fees Milk Price Fix
Harrisburg AP reports mounting pressure on the Shafer Administration and the General Assembly over the Milk Control Commission. The panel sets minimum milk prices provoking Western reaction and lawsuits with dealers. one Pittsburgh store sold below minimum, claiming milk was for animals. Rep Murphy filed a discharge resolution to consider abolishing the commission. Majority Leader Donaldson and eight Allegheny County Republicans will push an abolition bill on January 4, though discharge motions typically fail.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
General Assembly
State Milk Control Commission
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Austin J. Murphy
Washington
Lee ‘A. Donaldson
Allegheny County
Agriculture and Dairy Industries Committee
Milk Control Commission
Donaldson
Chrysler adds new models with mixed price changes
Chrysler will display its new models on September 14 as Detroit’s four automakers adjust suggested U S retail prices. An Associated Press analysis shows 115 models with an average price rise of 152.70 dollars. Some options on old models became standard on new ones, affecting tag prices.
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Chrysler
Detroit
U.S
Associated Press
Titusville Council Reviews Police Scheduling Violation
Titusville city officials discussed alleged Civil Service Law violations in police work schedules raised by Lt Lawrence Bromley. The issue concerns two eight hour shifts within a 24 hour period and whether that violates the Third Class City Code. The solicitor will consult the Department of Internal Affairs to seek a legislative remedy, while Donaldson plans substitute milk dealer record bills.
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Titusville
George T. Forssell Jr
Larence "Bromley
Bromley
Corneil
Crawford County Court
Department of Internal Affairs
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