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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1947
Page
3
A slice of local court activity shows a domestic relations docket opening to consider 19 support cases with 12 new non support matters, five continuances, and two rehearings. Three cruelty-related divorce filings were reported, with no county residents listed.
A Crawford county family sues Frank E Barney of Girard and Henry Shimizu of Petaluma California for 71 000 in damages from a November 4 1945 onto tractor collision on Route 20 near Asbury Road. Plaintiffs Harry A Swanson and wife Ethel seek Discounted amounts for injuries to themselves and their son James. The complaint accuses Shimizu of driving a tractor trailer hit by the Swanson vehicle. In New York former Governor Alf Landon was barred from a Metropolitan Opera Club event for not wearing formal attire.
Tryonville resident died at Corry Hospital after being patient since December 9. Born in New York, he lived on a North East area farm and in Tryonville with his daughter Mrs Trae Etter. He is survived by two sons Allen Bull and Marlin Bull, several grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Burial planned at Filwenfeld Cemetery near Lille Mie.
A severe cold spell forces 160 commercial customers of the Manufac tions Light & Heat Co. into a 90 percent gas curtailment in the bio safe area. Wheeling Steel Corporation plants at Benwood, West Virginia and two Beulah Bolom mills in West Virginia shut down completely.
Maj. Gen. Leslie R. Groves who heads military atomic activities was nominated by President Truman for lieutenant general. The Senate was asked to approve Groves long with his role as head of the Manhattan Engineer District and chairman of the military liaison committee of the Atomic Energy Commission.
Police pursue leads in the disappearance of Russell Bullies, 46, of Pond Fill, who withdrew 1 525 dollars from a bank to buy a used car for his employer James Mc Ehath's cheat lot. Bullies vanished after informing friends of the withdrawal.
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