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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1950
Page
3
Police received two bicycle theft reports in Corry. Triskel of 347 West Washington said Shalmboy's bicycle was stolen in front of the Presbyterian Church, and LeRoy Stiles of Fourth Avenue reported a wheel taken from his son within the past week.
External Affairs Minister Frederick W. Dodge announced that New Zealand will withdraw its diplomatic representation from the Soviet Union soon. He emphasized that New Zealand is not breaking off relations with Russia. The State bird note references Connecticut and Michigan.
Jame Stuyny Bloomquist 67 of Cheektowen died in Mercy Hospital Buffalo from injuries after his car was struck by a tractor trailer early Tuesday morning. He was admitted with a fractured neck Tuesday and told investigators the tractor trailer drove into the Wallis Yght. His condition worsened Wednesday but showed a slight improvement at night.
The funeral service for Miss Carrie Fox was held yesterday at 2:40 PM at Bracken-Kealing Funeral Home EB. Belles of the First Church of Christ Scientist officiated. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery with bearers including Robert Wilcox Percy Corbin Andrew Peterson and Carl Fox. Out of town attendees included Edward Peterson Mrs Andrew Peterson Mrs Ruth Brown Mrs Marilyn Pederson Mr and Mrs Carl Fox Mrs Dorothea McMahon of Jamestown and Mrs Leona Batley of Buffalo.
In Washington at Luneburch Brothers department store the bound bodies of night watchmen John C. Carpenter and Oliver R. Tess were found. Both men were stabbed with a large butcher knife on the first floor, with investigators and store officials seeking a motive as police widen the search.
In Toreay Texas on a sunny afternoon Sandra Haynes aged infant reportedly chewed a rattlesnake teething ring in the yard. Parents L J Haytus rushed her to a doctor who found no fang marks or other injuries despite the odd hazard.
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