Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files
Twenty years ago today residents and farmers visited the Soil Laboratory train via Erie Railroad State College and Chamber of Commerce information on soil and plant prep. Police stopped a man with a suspicious jug later released after cider contents were sent to Erie for analysis. Over five hundred attended the Junior Indoor Circus opening night at the High School auditorium. Center street saw a sleet driven runaway that damaged autos but caused no injuries. Mr and Mrs Harold Gant hosted guests on Williams street after a tureen supper. J Hurley, former ambassador to China, and a question about a state rosters awards noted. State troopers investigated a armory robbery with six revolvers and rifles stolen, valued at $98 each totaling a large sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
State College and Chamber of Commerce
Soil Laboratory
Cinéplastic operations aid amputees with artificial hands
Cinéplastic techniques rehabilitate amputees by using stump muscles to move artificial hands. Gineplasty tightens skin tubes activated by muscle contractions to drive mechanical devices, offering independence to veterans who lost one or both hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinettea Ton
Trieste Dilemma for Big Four at Paris Talks
Foreign ministers face the Trieste crisis as Tito may seize the Adriatic port with covert Soviet support. The outcome hinges on the May peace conference and the unsettled postwar borders that affect south central Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Trieste
Marshall Tito
Tito
Russia
Kremlin
Adriatic
Europe
Mus
Triestinos
Thalian
Venezia Giulia
Fiume
Yugoslavia
Annunzio
Phime
Italy
State petitions forfeiture of 1938 LaSalle Sedan
Special Deputy Attorney General Samuel J. Roberts filed a petition in court Tuesday to forfeit Lopiccolo’s 1938 LaSalle Sedan. A hearing is set for 10 a.m. May 23. Lopocolo pled guilty Monday to liquor code violation and was ordered to pay costs. The Liquor Authority warned banks insurers and realty firms to study ABC laws to avoid penalties for tavern violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Roberts
Lopiccolo
LaSalle
Sedan
Loplocolo
Mayville
New York
Classified Quiz Questions Read Like War Assets Index
A reader poses seven wiz questions from a classified page: Who led the War Assets Administration, whether soaking mushrooms in salt makes them safe, normal human body temperature, a gem pried from a Cuban capital’s Moor case, whether muster-out pay is taxed, how many artillery salutes on Memorial Day, if the Hell on Wheels division remains a permanent peacetime unit, who is the newly elected United Automobile Workers president, and Secretary of War Patterson’s decoration of Maj. Gen. Patrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Assets Administration
Toor
United Automobile Workers
Patterson
Patrick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Apel
Erie
Center Street
Washington Street
Buzey
Harold Gant
Williams Street
J. Hurley
China
Iis
Daily Dozen
Babbitt
Court House
Paul Babbitt
Elmer L. Evans
John Lopioceto
Cleveland
Erie County
Ohio
REX Theatre
Duffy's Tavern
Ed Gardner
Charley Cantor
Eddie Greene
Farm Seeds
Timothy, Red Clover
Alsike and
Timothy
Crawford M. Woods
N. First Ave
Dial
Russell Tittle
Valentine Supnicki
Franz
Aladdin
Spiesman
Anne Shields
Walter Sweet
Guy Rogers
Irene Mullen
Pal, Bardottier
Mrs. Glo Sanderson
Wing
Willi
Susanne Crowell
Doris Manges
Lindsley’s
Adly
Perk’s
Ford & Lincoln
Jerry Edwards
Smith Street
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Hear
H. J. Conley
Wilmer Heffer
Preachers
the National Bank
Corry
THE
Bracken-Keating Company
Golden Rule Foundation
Morticians
Philco Radio
Philco Radiss
Blackstone Washers
Perfection Oil
Odin Gas
General Motors
Frigidaire Electric
BP East Main Street
Corry, Pa
Vons Gallon
Boston House
Herald Swart
Grrrar Ery
Clsgh Toure
C. S. Wallace
Ed Shumsky
Mrs. Barl’Halsht
Mrs. Khiar Daye
Ped Insurance
Gecll Young
Shambaugh
Pleasant’ St
Thomas Betles
R. B. Mosler
Chevro
Chevrolet
Eri Springs
Union Cit
Girard, Ga
Corr