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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1950
Page
3
In Erie Judge Evans fined Sam Reidel $50 for establishing a gambling place after he pled guilty to having a nickel punch board in his dairy store. The case follows police efforts to curb numbers gambling, with commentary on evidence and bingo concerns.
Corry Hospital auxiliary members organize a ticket committee headed by Mrs Walter Scott and others to raise funds from a recent concert. The event proceeds will finance expenditures listed in prior notices.
Burglars looted Kennedy Place over the weekend, taking 1200 in cash and checks along with a grinder and heavy drill from Lundeen Ol Company. A 500 pound fuse safe was moved to a stolen truck owned by Allen Sharp of Jamestown. The safe was recovered later. Police suspect forced entry with a knife blade and believe intruders moved the heavy safe toward the Leach Inasinieh.
Erie county residents bought 83 049 worth of U S savings bonds in March as part of a state total of 39 984 050. Ramsey B Black state director announced the results noting payroll savings bonds dominated with 28 880 784 in E bonds. County totals included 562 420 in F bonds 111 000 in G bonds and 209 000 in others. Gordian knot reference appears garbled from Turkey context.
About 3000 Erie residents are told to appear Monday at the Federal courthouse to correct errors in income tax returns. Notices will be mailed this week. interviews run from 1 pm to 1 pm, with options for immediate payment or arrangements. Federal distraint warrants may follow for nonappearance.
Treasury data for April 14 reports net receipts of 62.9 million dollars and expenditures of 106.1 million. The cash balance stands at 4.99 billion with total debt around 285.49 billion. Tender decrease from the prior day amounts to 13.99 million dollars.
Organizers of the Northwestern Pennsylvania Maple Syrup Festival seek a major syrup supplier. A chain grocer negotiates for 2 500 kiloliter lots under the label Petin's Pride. Officials urge producers to report how many gallons they will sell.
City officials discuss a new towing rule to address overnight parking in downtown streets. The debate involves mayoral and municipal leadership amid complaints from residents and business owners about vehicles parked after hours.
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