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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1949

Page

3

Erie mayoral candidate raps city solicitor

Erie August 29 George Schroeck responding to City Solicitor Maurice J. Coughlin charges that he is an extra Toad in the city law department He argues Coughlin is a political tool for the administration and criticizes his handling of city legal affairs He accuses him of delaying machinery assessments opposing sam rossiter as school board special counsel and points to Act 481 to challenge a city income tax on corporations

Erie George Schroeck Maurice J. Coughlin City Law Department Joel Democratic Schrocek Coughlin Schroeck Sam Rossiter Sohroeck

Mathews Attacks Sen Martin Over Civil Rights Vote

Mathews, Pennsylvania Democratic chairman, accuses Senator Edward Martin of voting against civil rights for veterans. He says Martin aided Dixiecrats and hindered debate to stall civil rights legislation. The spat follows Martin backing a Pennsylvania veterans bonus plan.

Harrisburg Rily Mathews Edward Marlin Mathews Martin Dixiecrats Pennsylyania Pennsylvania

Five saved in Bemus Point fire north of Here

Five persons were saved from a burning house north of Bemus Point on the Casselman Luce road. John A Nelson of Jamestown owned the home which Cleo Nixon and family occupied. Fire Chief Frank Lampeat led Bemus Point volunteers of 25 men who used a booster line to confine the blaze to a second floor partition until it was extinguished around 4 a.m. Investigators probe the cause.

Benus Point Aux Gremen John A. Nelson Jamestown Cleo Nixon Casselman-Luce Mixon Bemus Point Bemus Point Volunteer Fire Department Frank Lampeat

Moose Club Fire Damages Connellsville Home

Fire destroyed the Moose Home in downtown Connellsville causing about 23000 dollars in damage. Firemen reported the blaze yesterday and began responding promptly to the incident in the city.

Connellsville

Boy Hurt In Fall From Window In Lawrence Park

A four year old boy, Theodore Peterson, son of Mr and Mrs Norman Peterson, Lawrence Park, fell from a third story window hitting a second floor roof then landing in the backyard. He suffered abdominal abrasions left shoulder possible internal injuries and was reported in fairly good condition. He wandered to the attic before the accident was noticed. The child was taken to Os teopathic Clinic and Hospital by his parents.

Erie Lawrence Park Snarrow Osteopathic Theodore Peterson Norman Peterson Bat Attiairs Peterson

Warren police hold ex convict in assault

Kane Aus ca Buruuga police report Jake Foltz age 59 a painter detained for court on an assault with a deadly weapon charge in Warren A routine fingerprint check showed Foltz arrived in Kane nine days after parole and murder charges in Pittsburgh He was reportedly in conflict with parole officers from Kane to Warren and allegedly carried a large knife while attempting to break into a former Kane resident's home

Kane Aus Buruuga Jake Foltz Warren Pittsburgh

Taprooms Vie for New Look in Pennsylvania Law

Harrisburg August 29. Pennsylvania taprooms will sport a new look starting September 4 as a law tightens outdoor signage and beer carryouts. The Liquor Control Board notes few applications yet. hotels face stricter license room requirements. exemptions apply to construction under way.

Associated Press Harrisburg Pensasylvanna Phicardy Signis Liquor Control Board

Eleven saved in boat wreck on Chautauqua Lake

A dark night collision on Chautauqua Lake left a speedboat with six feet of stern damaged. Eleven people were rescued as coast guard and witnesses described the scene and shore rescue. The owner, identified as Bicksler, credited quick shore reach with avoiding worse harm. Investigators will decide on possible action against the other vessel’s driver, Johnson.

Chautauqua Lake Bickster Johnson Chindgren Dornberse Burney Capleton Lake Commissioners Durnberger Bicksler Dornberger

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