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       Re: PHILADELPHIA JANE DOE (1968): WF, 30-60, found in Schuylkill
        River by oil refinery - 20 March 19
       By: Akoya Date: June 6, 2020, 10:43 am
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       There is no lane for an automobile to stop while crossing the
       Platt Bridge.
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       Re: PHILADELPHIA JANE DOE (1968): WF, 30-60, found in Schuylkill
        River by oil refinery - 20 March 19
       By: Akoya Date: June 6, 2020, 10:44 am
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       In 1968, Interstate 95 was not completed through Philadelphia.
       At the time, the George Platt Bridge was known as the Penrose
       Avenue Bridge.  This bridge was congested with traffic from
       Chester, Delaware, and the Philadelphia Airport.  It doesn't
       look likely that Jane Doe was thrown from the bridge by someone
       who was passing through.
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       Re: PHILADELPHIA JANE DOE (1968): WF, 30-60, found in Schuylkill
        River by oil refinery - 20 March 19
       By: Akoya Date: June 6, 2020, 10:49 am
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       Clothing and Accessories
       Clothing
       socks and stockings, walking suit, 2 sweaters, polo type shirt,
       fir hat. Skirt from Lord and Taylor, Labels: Deloux, Knitmaster
       & Dele. Size 10
       On the Body
       Footwear
       Black chucka boots
       On the Body
       Jewelry
       Timex Wrist Watch, white metal # 50102366
       On the Body
       Philadelphia can be cold in March, but Jane Doe seemed to be
       wearing an excessive amount of clothes.  She was wearing a suit,
       2 sweaters, and a polo shirt, yet she didn't have a coat.
       #Post#: 6436--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PHILADELPHIA JANE DOE (1968): WF, 30-60, found in Schuylkill
        River by oil refinery - 20 March 19
       By: Akoya Date: June 6, 2020, 10:50 am
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       Jane Doe was found in the Schuylkill River 50 feet west of
       Penrose Ave., in Schuylkill River, near oil refinery.
       This location is 50 feet west of the Pratt Bridge.  Access to
       the river at this location would not have been an easy task.
       The Lower Schuylkill River is tidal at this location, near the
       junction of the larger Delaware River.  I have to wonder if Jane
       Doe went into the Schuylkill River further west and floated
       toward the bridge as the tide ebbed.
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       Re: PHILADELPHIA JANE DOE (1968): WF, 30-60, found in Schuylkill
        River by oil refinery - 20 March 19
       By: Akoya Date: June 6, 2020, 10:50 am
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       Penrose Avenue Bridge, Schuylkill River, PA Tides
       Marine Forecast: Delaware Bay North Of East Point Lighthouse
       [img]
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       There is a seven foot tide in the Lower Schuylkill River.
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       Re: PHILADELPHIA JANE DOE (1968): WF, 30-60, found in Schuylkill
        River by oil refinery - 20 March 19
       By: Akoya Date: June 6, 2020, 10:52 am
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       Jane Doe could have been at the Penrose Diner.
  HTML https://www.philly.com/news/penrose-diner-hour-overnight-wawa-20181230.html
       Penrose Diner ends 24-hour service as the round-the-clock world
       shifts
       by Michael Klein, Updated: December 30, 2018
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       Penrose Diner in South Philadelphia will end its 50-year
       tradition of 24-hour operation at 11:59 p.m. Monday, reflecting
       changes among not only its customers but also the workforce in
       general.
       “The people in the 21-to-25 range are just not going out the way
       they used to,” Bill Dovas, an owner, said Sunday. The Penrose,
       at the intersection of 20th Street and Penrose and Packer
       Avenues, came to fame in a different era, benefiting from
       traffic off the Platt Bridge.
       “When they go out to the clubs, they’re afraid to drive and
       don’t want to pay for an Uber both ways," Dovas said.
       The Penrose’s hours will be 6 a.m. to midnight daily starting
       New Year’s Day. Dovas said the shorter hours would allow the
       diner to focus on quality and consistency. He said staffing also
       was a problem because “my longtime employees were getting
       tired.”
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       Re: PHILADELPHIA JANE DOE (1968): WF, 30-60, found in Schuylkill
        River by oil refinery - 20 March 19
       By: Akoya Date: June 6, 2020, 10:52 am
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       Penrose Diner, Philadelphia
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       Re: PHILADELPHIA JANE DOE (1968): WF, 30-60, found in Schuylkill
        River by oil refinery - 20 March 19
       By: Akoya Date: June 6, 2020, 10:53 am
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       Re: PHILADELPHIA JANE DOE (1968): WF, 30-60, found in Schuylkill
        River by oil refinery - 20 March 19
       By: Akoya Date: June 6, 2020, 10:59 am
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       Re: PHILADELPHIA JANE DOE (1968): WF, 30-60, found in Schuylkill
        River by oil refinery - 20 March 19
       By: Akoya Date: June 6, 2020, 11:01 am
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       On the north side of the Platt Bridge (Penrose Avenue) there
       were mountains and acres of scrap metal and broken automobiles.
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       South Philly scrap heap moving to Camden
       by Linda Loyd, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER, Posted: April 1, 2012
       Camden Iron & Metal and its heap of crushed scrap at the foot of
       the Platt Memorial Bridge near the airport are moving to Camden,
       along with 175 jobs and the promise of 50 hires.
       The unsightly junkyard of crushed cars and washing machines that
       is synonymous with 26th Street and Penrose Avenue - the gateway
       to Philadelphia for millions of visitors - will disappear after
       the scrap recycler installs, by the end of this year, a modern
       new shredder at Atlantic and Front Streets in Camden.
       Now, all the scrap gets crushed in South Philadelphia and
       trucked to Camden, where a million tons a year goes out of
       Beckett Street Terminal.
       After trying since 2005 to consolidate its operations in
       Philadelphia - and even buying for $13.2 million the 44-acre
       vacant Foamex Industrial Inc. in Eddystone - the company, which
       began in Camden in 1929, is going back to its roots.
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