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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1950
Page
2
Federal Judge Richmond B. Kesch orders Lewis to drop four demands in renewed talks amid a coal shortage. The disputed points include a mandatory union membership clause, a welfare fund limiting benefits to union members, and a ban on flexible or extended mining shifts.
Joey Klein sues Jamestown Motor Bus Company at Supreme Court through Judge L Obvaney claiming 5000 in damages for leg injuries from a February 11 1949 bus collision with a taxi. Other items note a VFW event and a Paul Trio appearance. Warren Reblerer of Youngsville found guilty in youth sessions court on a 300 bad check charge and bail set. Concord PTA hosts a penny supper and carnival February 16 at 6 PM.
Meadville notes report Pail W Johnston president of Erie Railroad accepted chairmanship of the Allegheny College Development program. He will head a committee of alumni and trustees raising one million dollars for classroom buildings a men’s dormitory with dining hall and additional physical education facilities. The effort aims to fund key campus improvements.
The page lists admission and discharge notes at Corry Hospital and various local residents including Charles Hulman Margaret Hopkins Gerald Fish Lewis Brown and Arlovene Ongley. It also mentions a delivery at Bane Summit Hospital during a blackout and local business ads along with Derby area notes.
Authorities pursue members of a far reaching counterfeiting gang after eight more bogus ten dollar bills recovered in Exeter. Stephen Calatato arrested and charged with passing phony currency. Erie Henry Boscia cleared of assault and battery. brother Frank convicted on one count. Coroner lists John Emil Fuppi as victim of accidental death in Ashishville township.
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