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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1950

Page

6

Byrd Budget Proposal Seeks Major Federal Savings

Senator Byrd of Virginia outlines a 1951 federal budget totaling 36.0 billion, about 6.4 billion less than Truman. Key saving measures include cutting civilian employment and public works, trimming national defense costs, and reducing veterans benefits. Foreign outlays would rise to 4.8 billion while the Byrd plan aims for a 1.3 billion surplus to reduce the debt.

Byrd of Virgintin Truman Alvin A. Burger Counedl State Chambers of Commerce Byrd Burger New York California Ohio Montara Senate

Corry women and business donate to community chest and taxes

Twenty years ago Corry reports a $200 voluntary gift from the Pennsylvania Gas Company to the Corry Community Chest to aid the Corry Hospital. George H. Gordon, school tax collector, announced March 10 as the start of a vigorous delinquent tax collection drive. Also noted are the deaths of Mary Lynch and Flora Belden-Rogs, with other local civic notes on a new fireproof storage building planned by Sam Baum and a judge of election appointment for Erie county.

Corry Board of Education George H. Gordon

Psychiatry student admits killing bellhop at club

In Ardmore Pa on February 28 a 21 year old Philadelphia man Robert Allen Robinson confessed to murdering 24 year old University of Pennsylvania graduate student David R Clement, who worked as a bellhop at the Merion Cricket Club. Robinson described an Indian deathlock, then bound the victim to a bed and fled with a Navy petty officer Porter Royal Store later held as an accessory.

Fesardmore University of Pennsylvania Merion Cricket Club William EB. Shaffer Lower Merion Township Robert Allen Robinson Philadelphia Porter Royal Clement Shaffer Stone Dallas Tex Cape May N. J Robinson

Blaze at Pittsburgh Destroys Central Christian Church

A $200000 fire at the Central Christian Church in Pittsburgh damaged surrounding buildings in the Bellefield district. Pressure-line failures hampered firefighters as a two story stone and brick church at 184 Dithridge street suffered about 175000 in losses. The blaze also affected the 86 family eight story Dithridge apartments and a new 570000 annex were nearing dedication. Firefighters carried out several elderly residents while many fled in their pajamas.

Pittsburgh Central Christian Church Belle~ Field William H. Davis Dithridge Street Beveridge-Bebster Music Academy

Lenten Service Schedule Change At Spring Creek Church

The first mid week Lenten service at Spring Creek Congregational Church will move to Wednesday at 6 or 8 PM due to Evangelism Institute in Meadville. Rev. Jordan Cole announced the change and said Tuesday services remain as planned with a worship hour, text study, and the sermon on stewardship in the New Testament Church.

Spring Creek O’drock Area Evangelism Institute Meadville Jordan Cole Worshim Seving Harris

Kiantone Man Killed In Fire Near Spencer Round

Jamestown reports 66 year old Arthur M. Murphy died when his small bus converted home by Spencer round in Kiantone Town burned. He was trapped and likely died of burns or smoke suffocation. Kiantone Volunteer Fire Department units responded to a call from neighbor Verne Carter whose farm adjoins Murphy property.

Kiantone Jamestown Arthur M. Murphy Spencer Round Murphy Kinntone Verne Carter Carter

Coroner names probable fire cause for accidental death

Coroner Samuel T. Bowe files a certificate of accidental death and states the fire was likely caused by a lighted cigarette or overheated stove. The case involves farmer Mr. Murphy, employed and living on Robert Westman’s farm, who converted a bus into a gil room home and resided there in recent months. Frank Bratt of the Kl antone Volunteer Department cites the coal and wand stove as the ignition source, with an estimated cost around 500 dollars.

Samuel T. Bowe Mr. Murphy Robert Westman Mr. Westman Find Frank Bratt Klantone Volunteer Department Erie Eric

Former Corry Woman Dies at Erie on Monday

Leona Ona Burns of 1207 East 26th Street Erie died Monday morning after months of illness. A former Corry resident she moved to Erie six years ago at age 78. Survived by husband Carl two daughters Virginia WynnBuick and Alice Jean Curry two sons Robert Burns and Marsden Burns a brother B Helan Woodard all of Erie. Calling at Chester Schant Funeral Home Erie service Thursday afternoon. Interment Laurel Hall Cemetery.

Leona Ona Woodard’ Burns 26Th Street Erie Robert Burns Marsden Tve and & Brother B. Helan Woodard Chester Schant

Robert H. Childs 83 Dies in Union City Home

Robert H. Childs aged 83 died yesterday at the home of his daughter Mrs Grace Munier in Union City after a life as a local farmer. Surviving are four sons Grant of Russell Warren of Warren Glens of Sherman and Byerel Childs of Casataga, a daughter, and a grandson Bernard Green. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM at Glen Funeral Home with burial in Mount Pleasant Cemetery Crawford County. Light rain showers are noted in the area.

Rober Henry Chuas Corry Grace Munier B.D Buliivine Grant Childs Russell Warren Childs Warren Glens Chills Sherman Byerel) Childs Casataga

Witness accounts differ on clubhouse killing details

Shaffer said he was at the clubhouse during the stay but did not witness the killing. He learned of the incident through newspaper reports the following day.

Tok Shaffer

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