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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1950
Page
6
A 38 year old youth from Guys Mills remains jailed in Crawford County after an incident in Titusville where an Alderman fined him 100 dollars for attempting to kill a doe out of season. The youth could not pay the fine and was jailed to serve at eight dollars daily.
Pennsylvania Republicans allocated almost 3 million dollars to elect statewide candidates. About 1.4 million was spent in the November 7 general election, with another 1.5 million in the spring primary. A Senate committee currently investigates the GOP primary campaign expenditures.
Mehallick, chief of criminal investigation at the Lawrence Park State Police station, may be offered the post of assistant county detective within 60 days. He will complete 21 years of service next May and is seen as an aide to County Detective John Coates. His name figures in talks between District Attorney Damian McLaughlin and County Commissioner Fred Lamberton, who is ex-sheriff and salary board chair.
Warren R. Maley 43 resigns as principal of Baldwin Township Whitehall schools after being released on $1,000 bond for drunken and reckless driving. He barely kept his job two weeks earlier amid intemperance allegations. the school board was split on his favor. The vacant post carries a $3,700 yearly increment once established.
A 75 year old woman Miss Margaret Shipman posted 1900 bond in the district court for Earl Browder former head of the American Communist. Browder had been jailed since last Friday for contempt of Congress after failing to produce bail and said he would accept bond if offered, insisting he is handling his own defense.
Gov James H Duff appointed Robert M Morris of Punxsutawney to Jefferson County common pleas court to replace the late Judge Jesse C Long. Morris, 49, formerly served as Jefferson County district attorney from 1934 to 1941 and received the appointment announcement late on December 7.
A Cochran Coal Co. mine in Avonmore killed Lownie Brewer, 40, of Tintown when a mine car crushed him yesterday. He worked at the Cochran mine and the incident occurred during regular shift hours. Authorities investigated the accident.
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