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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1949
Page
3
A report states Joseph Matick an Ireq youth who had run away before has again left home, with his father informing the city police yesterday. He has not returned since last Friday night amid a flurry of local incidents and notices across Erie County.
Bulgaria rejected four British protests over trials of 15 Protestant clergymen in Sofia and in Purne, calling Britain openly unfriendly. The government announced the protest to the United Nations against General Assembly discussion of religious freedoms in Bulgaria, arguing the protest shows no intention of compromise.
Funeral service conducted by Rev. Wank Peckham honored Mrs Josephine Moore. She lay in state at Brickui-Keyting Fanera Home Saturday afternoon, with pallbearers including C.J. Pallet and Hazen Follett. Interment followed in Beaverdam Cemetery. many relatives and friends attended from Dania Pix, Redbank, Perrysburg, Wesleli, Wayrne township and beyond.
The Bulgarian Foreign Ministry said charges were completely soundless and condemned the Brish broadcast of their note before Bulgaria could answer. The statement called the action an openly unwarranted attack on Bulgaria's state and its institutions.
State Rep Homer S Brown of Pittsburgh pushes to succeed Rep Herman Eberharter if he resigns to become a Federal district judge. Democratic leaders urge President Truman to name Eberharter to the Sund district judgeship, with a special election if confirmed and resigning occurs. Western Pennsylvania's two Federal judges say they await action.
A House committee found no further difficulty in the matter debated. Judge Nelson McVicar was aged, and Chief Judge John Biges Jr. of another panel noted strain. Judge Wallace 8 hours was described as ill from overwork as the U S Court of Appeals addressed the issue.
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