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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1949
Page
12
Wayne Oliver obit notes Justin Mil Jen, re-elected NA Broadcasters spokesman, says TV may take years to show radio impact. He argues TV will not replace sound radio, predicting AM stations will fund TV and that radio will remain vital, citing 7 percent PM stations and most TV stations run by AM broadcasters.
Three armed bandits entered the Acme Super Market in Ligonier Pa yesterday and stole about $100 from three cash registers before fleeing in a stolen car. They terrorized the manager and four customers and took a purse from one customer, then discarded it at the door. a wallet with $100 was overlooked by the robbers.
Westinghouse Electric worker Frank Curcio argued before the Pennsylvania Superior Court that APL members at Beaver plant deserve unemployment insurance for 1948 CIO strike disruption. He claimed nonstriking status and forced idleness by 200 pickets, while the board had ruled in his favor and the company appealed.
Governor Duff joins 47 states in honoring Minute Men and Women of 1949 for promoting U S Savings Bonds. Dinner and reception will honor the State Savings Bonds Advisory Committee and county chairmen as Patriot's Day April 19 marks the anniversary of Lexington and Concord.
Dressed in turn by the governor Dr. Alfred H Williams president Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia and M A Roberts state advisory chairman Pennsylvania Savings Bonds division Jamies W Marvin state director.
Fries described hiding a hacked body portion in a rucksack and claiming pork and liver for supper. He admitted eating the flesh to avoid arousing suspicion. His seven year old son was not considered in court as his wife faced divorce.
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