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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1951

Page

3

Cabinet Posts Still Unfilled in Fine Administration

Philadelphia resident David M. Walker named to succeed William Chesnut as secretary of labor and industry. Gov elect John S. Fine plans to fill posts including secretary of property and supplies. Attorney General Margiotti to remain in place to handle unfinished matters amid Senate review concerns. Delaware County Dr. Russell E. Teague named secretary of health. Dent questions Margiotti retention. Walker’s appointment aims to attract young entrants to state service.

Associated Press Harrisburg John S. Fine David M. Walker Philadelphia William H. Chesnut Charles J. Margiotti Russell E. Teague Radnor Township Delaware County Norris ‘Wy Vaux Margiotti Pittsburgh Dasis John H. Dent Jeannette Senate Tomey Oper Jess Stomittest Dent Fine Walker

New Plymouth Showings Draw 900 Attendees in Three Dealers

About 900 people viewed the new Plymouth models in three local showrooms on Saturday. The Martin Wallace and Bor storff and Fitch agencies reported strong public response with a steady flow of visitors. Winners in the evening drawings included H. Bailey, Betty Eckinall, Mrs Fay Slava, W J Komenda, Mrs Charles Patterson, Mrs Howard Dingfelder, Lee Johnson, Herold Bensink, and Phyllis Burrows with cash prizes. Arlesian wells are named from Aviom, the old Aplois province in France.

Martin, Wallace and Borstorff Fitch Walker Pine Ab He Martin Garage Uhe Robert Bailey Ridge Street Betty Eckinall West Frederick Street Fay Slava Corry Wallace Garage W. J. Komenda Gould Street Charles Patterson East Irthur Street Howard Dingfelder East Main Street Borsternt and Fitch Lee Johnson Sugar Grove Herold Bensink Clymet Phyllis Burrows Higin Aviom Aplois France

Erie Man Nabbed In Theft Of It 200

Daniel Mellow Pond a 49 year old Exie store man in custody confessed to stealing 1760 from the store safe last Sunday night. Police report Pond said two men robbed him in a Chicago tavern of about 1200 dollars and fled. Pond’s wife has been hospitalized after a nervous breakdown caused by the incident. Police are checking his Chicago robbery claim. Pond was located in a hotel room and booked.

Erie Daniel Mellow Pond Beer Chicago James J. Niland Ford Hotel Richford Everett Ruska Paul de Dionisio Pond Pod Niland Betty Famot Hospital Poad Hhem

Funeral services for Rev Sidney V Carmany in Johnstown

Johnstown, Pa. Jan 15 Funeral services will be held tomorrow for the Rev Sidney V Carmany 75 who died Saturday after hospital surgery Nov 27 He was pastor of Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church for 25 years and observed his 50th anniversary in the ministry last year He once served in Oil City.

Johnstown Sidney V. Carmany Carmany Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church Oil City

Packing Co Sues Firm For $2010 In Damages

North East Packing Co files a 401 damage suit in Erie county court against Ladies' Choice Foods of Los Angeles claiming contract on September 10 1956 to sell 100 barrels of boysen berries at 15 cents per pound. Goods allegedly available in California but not delivered. Market price later rose to 21 cents a pound, resulting in damages estimated at 39 500 pounds totaling 2010.

BRME Pe Onamist Packing Co North East Erie County Los Angeles Cal Ladies’ Choice Foods The Sunshine California Hme Sunsuitte

No danger of second division being out of Korea

Washington reports the Defense Department says the Second Division in Korea is not in danger of being cut off or destroyed. A Pentagon spokesman praised the division for denying Reds access to a vital road junction near Wonju. Separate item notes Butler mayor seeks an independent grand jury on gambling inquiries.

Washington Defense Department Korea Pentagon Wonju Butler Thomas R. Nicholson District Attorney's Office

Man Serving Life Term Dies in Western Penitentiary

A Westmoreland County inmate, Edgar D. Duffy, who faced a life sentence for murder, died today at Western Penitentiary. Convicted in 1985 for the Mountain View Hotel killing of Mary Criss near Greensboro, he succumbed to heart disease while awaiting a writ of habeas corpus in Allegheny County court.

Vouwnah, Sain Westmorelaind Western Penitentiary Edgar D. Duffy Mary Criss Mountain View Greensboro Dufffy Allegheny Court Duffy Terrogin

NRA Official Kenneth Simpson Dies in New York

Kenneth Miller Simpson, aged 68 and an original NRA deputy, died Saturday in New York. A Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania native and mining export, he oversaw steel, oil and soil codes as deputy administrator under General Hugh Johnson, before directing a mining consulting office.

NRA New York Kenneth Miller Simpson National Recovery Administration Simpson Beaver Falla Gold Field Consolidated Mines Neysds Gen Huh Johnson

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