Former Corry Man's Case in High Court
The Pennsylvania Superior Court in Pittsburgh will hear two Erie County appeals at 10 a m Monday. The first, by District Attorney Burton F R Taith, seeks reversal of Judge Miles B Kitts decree nullifying a search warrant used by state liquor control agents in a tavern raid owned by F M Loesel and tied to Vincent J OConor. The second case concerns Fred Stingel, formerly of Corry, a confectionery store operator charged with pandering. Stingel seeks a writ of habeas corpus to overturn his bound over to the grand jury. Petrillo contends evidence is insufficient. Stingel is free on bond. DA Laub opposes.
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Corry
Pennsylvania Superior Court
Pittsburgh
Erie County
Burton FR
Taith
Miles B. Kitts
Liquor Control Board
F. M. Loesel
Vincent J. O'Conor
Fred Stingel
Stinger
Edward Petrill
Petrillo
Stingel
Laub
Easter Week End Travel and Visits in Corry
A long list of local residents and their travels marks Easter weekend in Corry with visits to relatives and friends in nearby towns. Military personnel, students, and travelers from Warren, Meadville, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Erie destinations are mentioned, along with upcoming local community events and civic notices.
Scout Quiz Highlights Girl Scout Troop No 99 Meeting
Last evening's meeting of Girl Scout Troop No 99 at the Presbyterian church recreation room included a quiz on scout laws. Jean Marie Johnston's patrol opened with the flag ceremony. After routine business and discussions, the patrols met and the meeting adjourned.
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Presbyterian Church Recreation Room
Jean Marie Johnston
Mrs Frosten Person Hosts Bingo Party at Snyder Circle
Mrs Frosten Person entertained Thursday evening at her home 8 Snyder Circle complimenting Mrs Charles Hester. Ten friends visited and played bingo with refreshments of ice cream cake and coffee. Mrs Hester received a shower of gifts. An unrelated note mentions Robert Koch discarding the tuberculosis germ in 1862.
Johnsonburg Child Shot Accidentally by Family
In Sidgway on April 8 a 10 year old girl, Diane Nellquist, daughter of Mr and Mrs Merrill Nellquist of Water Street Extension Johnsonburg, was accidentally shot in the chest by her 15 year old brother Donald while handling a gun. She is in Elk County Hospital in critical but possibly hopeful condition. Details are scarce but the weapon is believed to be a .22 caliber.
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East Columbus
Avenue
Cleveland
Pred Henry
North Center Street
Warren
Mary Brian
Rachel
B. K. Havenstein
Snyder Circle
Helen Low Morton
Meadville
East Smith Street
Mabel Hayes
Youngstown
Phillip Jacobs
Pittsburgh
Patricia Ann Davison
D. M. Davison
West
Frederick Iitet
Ashtabula
Ohio
P. W
Wallace
Columbus
J. Arthur Dahlstrand
Dahlstrand
Andrea
Mattie Thayer
Youngsville
Lyle Thayer
Thayer
Corry
James R. Grady
USMC
New River
N. C
West Washington Street
Donald ‘Mosher
Fort Knox
Higly Mosher
Raymond Ave
Corty
Harold Sehotton
Mary Ann
Fast Main's
Erie
Isabel McCloughan
New York City
Agnes. Wilson
H. L. B. Machees, Jr
Middle Georgjs College
Cochran
Robert Lees
Evie
George Besson
John Raymond Brown
Seaman
Aye
Zenbees
Davisville
R. 1
South Genter Street
Kenneth (McCray
Dana McGray
North Genter Street
Pig
Paul Fullom
Ms. E
FB. Armitage
P. J. Fullom
Pic
Fullom
Camp McCoy
Wis
Peggy Lyons
Union City
Ruth
D. d. Pith
Carleton Pitt
Pitt
Peagy Joyce Failing
State College
R. D
Gerry
Daniel M. Haley
Michiel
Saginaw
Mich
Pon
Jack Harrison
Jack
Lawrence Park
Ti. J. Roach
East Main Street
Buster
Sidgway
Diane Nellquist
Merrill Nellquist
Water Street Extension
Johnsonburg
Wes
Elk County Hospital
Donald
Diane
Fishing Tug Benny N Bounded in Ice Off Dunkirk
The steel tug Benny N owned by Henry Newton of Irving drifted in a mass of broken ice two miles east of here while trying to reach whitefish nets in Lake Erie. Capt Mulkin and a four man crew fought to break free as ice cakes locked the stern. Allan S and William H other local boats tried to assist before Benny N was hauled loose before 4 p m and both boats reached port safely.
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Dunkton
Dake Erie
Benny N
Henry Newton
Irving
Oéfield
Allan
First Gulf
A. Mulkin
Henry N. Fast
William
Stanley Kulpa
Allan S
Lake City Fish Company
Fred Reiser
WIB Approves New Anthracite Wage Rates
The War Labor Board unanimously approved a new wage agreement for Pennsylvania's anthracite mines, likely speeding up the end of government administration. The terms mirror the pact between Secretary Ickes and UMW President John J. Lewis, under which mines have operated since November 3.
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Washington
War Labor Board
Pennsylvania
Ickes
United Mine Workers
John J. Lewis
Radio schedules mix for Sunday night across networks
On Saturday night listings show NBC and CBS lineups with various shows from Truth or Consequences to Grand Ole Opry and Bob Hawk Quiz. Other entries mention CBS and NBC programs, late- evening entertainment, sports, and a note about Easter timing amid bellows of schedule changes.
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NBC
CBS
Groucho Marx
Sinatra Ant Hill
Jessita Dravonette
Casey
America
Army Service Forces
MBS
American Eagle Club
New Lime
Cisco Kid
Chicago
Nick Curtin
Basof
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Esther
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Zucker
Zuckerman
Moyth Buller
Rochester
A. G. Buller
Robert Bell
Selly
Chappaqua
H. Morton ‘Brooks
Snyder Girele
Greensboro
N. G
Pvt. Brooks
Jane Whittlesey
Lee Whittlesey
Ene
Opl
Bruce Hinchman
Yuma
Axiz
Nebraska
Jean Dearing
Allegheny College
West Washington
Ruth Johnson
West Church Street
Paul Meerdink
Judy Sna Patty
Clymer
James TenHaken
Charles Jackman_will_spen
Max Harvey
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Lulu A. Willams
Robert
Betts
Virginia Beach
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Rodney Knowlton
Bradford
William Houghton
Bert Welden
Scott
Henry Hill
Carl Sullivan
Ernest Williams
Sharles Stewart
Helen
Robert Koch
WIB
Sheaffer
Skrip
Curtis Jewelry
Castor
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Ry
F.C. Chapin & Son
Heiman
Texas Carrots
Jack Fr
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