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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1954
Page
3
A brief health note mentions Dr Hamot and heart care advances. It highlights ongoing procedures and expert insight from local medical staff, signaling improved cardiac treatment options and patient outcomes in the community.
Mayor Thomas Flatley says Erie remains closed to vice and vows ongoing surveillance after a police vice squad conference. Reports cite an exodus of prostitution and no weekend activity at listed venues. Officials pledged two officers per shift for continued probing while denying evidence of marijuana. A separate fire in Fox Chapel destroys Attorney Joseph Beck’s $30,000 home, with over 100 firefighters battling the blaze in freezing weather.
U S attorney in the Eastern Pennsylvania District expects a psychiatric examination report on Dr Roy K Marshall within about a week. Marshall is indicted for sending obscene letters to five teenage girls seeking scientific advice. The indictment disclosed by Federal Judge J Cullen Garey was impounded at the request of U S Attorney W Wilson White who said he suspected Marshall might be a sick man.
Admiral William H. P. Blandy, 63, a World War II veteran and former commander in chief of the Atlantic Fleet, died after a stroke at his Manhattan home. He retired in 1950 following a three year stint as CINCLANT. Blandy led the first Joint Army-Navy atomic test force at Bikini in 1946. He graduated head of his class from Annapolis in 1918.
The Chamber of Commerce Recreatch Committee met at the Phoenix Hotel to discuss supervised sled riding in the city and a January 20 square dance joint sponsored with the YMCA. Roger Brown was assigned to contact the Junior Chamber of Commerce about the sledding plan, while the square dance will be held in the Junior High gymnasium with instruction for beginners.
In Warren Court Moon shot Judge Wade after his arrest. Moon killed the 61 year old judge as trials began and an autopsy was ordered. Judge Wade, reelected in 1951, was long active in Warren County Republican circles. His wife Ruth Tillotson Wade had died earlier in a fall at their home. A Marine, Sgt. Jerome Kraemer, was found dead near his Indianola home in Pittsburgh. Allen Steiner, former mayor of Lock Haven, died aged 66. Murray Stewart becomes president of the Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Growers Association.
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