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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1952

Page

4

Erie man given 18 month sentence for larceny

Imanuel Green of Erie was sentenced to nine to 18 months in Allegheny County Workhouse after pleading guilty to larceny for taking $5.78 in food from a Central Market stall run by Edith Koenig. He will also face trial for burglary of chickens from Harry Kats. A hung jury occurred on another November trial. In other actions, Harry James Smith of Erie was fined 100 dollars and costs for drunken driving. Paul Hurst, Erie, received a suspended sentence on a hit and run count after a prior guilty plea.

Erie Imanuel Green Allegheny County Elmer L. Evans Green Grovery Edith Koenig Harry Kats Evie Bit Harry James Smith R. D Erle Burton R. Lah Smith Paul Hurst Evans

Follies of 1402 Brighten Corry Benefit Night

Twenty years ago on February 1 1982 Corry hosted a benefit at the high school auditorium with a hungry crowd for the Corry Relief Fund. The city faced a wind driven deluge while a humorous King Ferdinand era production entertained attendees. The Peterson family of Warren drew a capacity audience at First Methodist Church on Sunday and a fix on rude street loafers sparked calls for arrests and fines.

Ferdinand Christopher Columbus Corry Relief Fund Peterson Warren First Methodist

Toward a Uniform Divorce Code Prompts Debate in Senate

The McCarran bill would require interstate recognition of divorces only if four conditions are met, including finality and jurisdiction. It faces questions over moral and legal efficacy as the nation’s divorce rate trends upward from 0.5 per thousand in 1890 to 2.7 in 1949, with a peak of 43 in 1965.

Sen. McCarran D-Ney Senate Judiciary Committee McCarran Nevada Florida National Office of Vital Statistics United States

How's Your f. 9 Memory Quiz Answers

A faulty exam page offers ten questions on Shakespeare politics geography and grammar with a note to turn to Classified Page for answers. Topics include St Valentine allusions a seratche horse Anson opposite number in British cabinet land in the Philippines and a correction about subject-verb agreement.

Anson Tland

Divorces and Delicate Questions Stemming From Reform

The article discusses punitive and conflicting divorce laws across states. It cites Justice Black on Full Faith and Credit and describes cases of interstate remarriage disputes. It notes the American Bar Association push for a model uniform divorce statute and the improbable path to a federal law or constitutional amendment.

Jackeom Supreme Court Senate Judiciary Committee United States Black Virginia West Virginia Maryland Virginie American Bar Association Legion Coneness Senate Junciary Committee

Man's body found in wreckage of bridge collapse

Pittsburgh February 12 rescue workers found the crushed body of a crane operator Austin McCall 40 of Clairton in the twisted wreckage of a coal bridge after it collapsed killing one man and injuring none others Paul Usko 42 of Glassport escaped serious injury being pulled from debris ten hours after the span fell

Pittsburgh Q ¢Raneman Austin McCall Clairton Paul Usko Glassport

Fraud Charged In Newsstand Sale

Two Erie women faced fraud charges in the February term of criminal court over a downtown hotel newsstand sale. Mary Vickey Bertha Denning and Helen Sackett allegedly claimed $100 weekly net profits but earned about $4, having paid $2,000 for the business. Dorothy Harvey testified as first witness. Freddie Lucas and Charles Glapton faced delinquency charges for minors. Judge Lloyd F. Weaver was expected to assist local judges during the term.

Erie Mary Vickey Bertha Denning Helen Sackett Dorothy Harvey Freddie Lucas Charles Glapton Benn Lloyd F. Weaver Clavton County

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