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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1952
Page
3
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The Magnolia residence of Mr and Mrs Stanley Christofferson three miles south of Chautauqua on Route 79 was destroyed by fire of undetermined origin yesterday. Loss estimated at 20000. Firefighters from Chautauqua Mayville Lakewood and Sherman battled the blaze.
In Lancaster Pennsylvania Mr and Mrs Onangst residents of a Mountville area trailer camp face charges related to their infant son s death two weeks after he died at Columbia Hospital autopsy showed a weight a little over eight pounds. Onangst posted 1000 bail and his wife was released to care for other children. He testified we didn t have milk to give him all the time but we did give him something.
A court hearing on May 14 at 10 a.m. on the application of John O. Alford to purchase the Union City Taxi Co. The firm operates in Erie county towns including Union City Wattsburg Waterford and several townships and seeks approval to transfer its license as a common carrier to Mr. Alford.
In Philadelphia two robbers demanded cash from Charles Kaufmann and cashier Julia Cook at the University city office. They forced a cash drawer withdrawal totaling about $1,800 and fled into the student crowd, with more money believed hidden in the rear of the cash drawer.
H. McLean, long time New York general freight agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad, is promoted to assistant freight train manager for the eastern region. He succeeds W. B. Hopkins, who has retired.
Erie Senator C Arthur Aijiss noted Blass victory stirs GOP concern as Gov John Fine allegedly directed state worker donations against Blass. Blass won both Republican and Democratic nominations, with critics linking county opposition to the income tax to the vote and to defeats of Delbert Dalrymple and W R Waterhouse.
The Pennsylvania State Highways Department projects about 100 detour signs this year, with August seeing 160 road construction projects statewide. Secretary E L Schmidt notes an average four signs per job means roughly 50 to 700 signs will be up, as drivers encounter temporary readings instead of standard directions.
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