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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1949
Page
3
Israel's first coin of 25 mils features the word Israel in Hebrew and Arabic with a grapes cluster, and a value on the reverse. Last Hebrew state coins dated to Bar Kochba era 132 135 ALD carried grapes, marking a historic minting revival.
The Pennsylvania House votes on a education bill backed by the state teachers association to raise mandated salaries, boosting most teachers by 200 yearly and increasing starting pay. The measure faces opposition over cost, with debates on funds and allocations from state sources.
Two Warren teens were lacerated on a Saturday evening when struck by an automobile at Fifth and Conewango. Police say a Bailey car rear ended a McGuire vehicle, sending one car onto the curb and sidewalk by George Irwin confectionery, injuring Nancy Berdine and Marjorie Wallace.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 14th day of April 1949 Mary M. Delary Notary Public My commission expires February 1953.
Funeral service for T/Set Clarence Conklin was held at Young Funeral Home Youngsville with Rev. Baker officiating. American Legion Halgren Wilcox Post 658 provided military rites at Youngsville Cemetery with past commander Raymond Barton and chaplains Schnell officiating. Seare rs were former post members Arthur Devore Wil ter Shanston Samuel Bowers Bernard Tellman LeRoy Fronberry and Merle Stavion. Cleon Wood commanded firing squad C Borton Kenneth Retterer Ronald Wood W W Johnson Harold Peterson George Young. Robert Hutley was bugler.
Erie health officials order sanitary police to inspect eight city school cafeterias to curb scarlet fever. Dr Felix Shubert notes 29 percent higher cases than 1948 in early year and directs milk and food samples to Keystone Laboratories for analysis.
The USS Wolverine, a famed Great Lakes vessel, will be sold to the high bidder for scrap on April 29. Proceeds will fund a Misery Bay monument, with the bow sprit and main mast destined for a museum in Fairport, Michigan, and Smithsonian plans for the engine altered. Brig. General Fra L Howley travels to Warsaw for a Polish government visit.
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