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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1954

Page

3

Fire destroys Frewsburg barn with heavy livestock losses

About 25 farm animals perished in a large barn fire on the Jack Carlstrom farm Riverside Road. Five cows were saved. 21 cows, three horses, a pony and about 200 chickens were killed. Losses include a $2,500 tractor and hay, with insured value only partly covered. The blaze was blamed on detective wiring and hampered by intense heat and embers. Carlstrom was away in Lander when the fire started.

Frewsburg Jack Carlstrom Riverside Road Garnstrom Lander Robert Spratt Carlstrom

Ex Congressmen Scoblick and brothers convicted of bank fraud

Former Congressman James P Scoblick and his brothers Frank and Anthony were found guilty by a U S district jury in Scranton Pa of defrauding the former Mayfield State Bank of more than 170000 The brothers’ counsel Joseph P Brennan said an immediate appeal for a new trial would be filed Judge Albert L Watson renewed bail at 10000 each pending appeal disposition

Ausocmven Frese Scranton James P. Scoblick Frank Anthony U. S Mayfield State Bank Scoblicks Joseph P. Brennan Albert L. Watson

County Protests Legal Journal Fees in Erie County

Erie county officials and the Erie County Bar Association clash over advertising rates for the Erie County Legal Journal. Register of Wills Ralph McCord cites 50 percent higher payments for 1953 journal ads than for daily papers and calls for an investigation. The 1954 budget drive for cutbacks prompts a meeting between budgeters and lawyers to resolve the dispute. Tig says profits have not funded lawyers pensions and funds only small welfare grants.

Erie — County Erie County Bar Association Erie County Legal Journal Courts Register of Wills Ralph McCord Journal Lege Joural McCord Legal Journal William Tig Tig

Rape Slayings Probed In Levittown Area

Police pursue leads in Levittown area as they investigate the rape and murder of 15-year-old Marta Gibbons. Her body was found near a lakeshore with head wounds, and investigators recovered tire tracks believed linked to the killer’s car. Marta disappeared Friday night while her parents were away.

Levittown Marta Gibbons Marta Leyit Lover's Lane

Plane Missing With 7 Aboard Over Atlantic Blizzard

Rescue boats comb the Barrow coast for survivors from a four engined B 20 Superfortress of the Royal Air Force bound from Prestwick to the Azores on a training flight. The plane vanished in a blizzard with seven crew aboard after the pilot reported wing damage and preparations to bail out.

Barrow -In-Furness England Prestwick Scotland Azores Baltrain RAF U. S. Air Force

State still in running for Air Force Academy

An Air Force spokesman said Pennsylvania remains under consideration as a site for the proposed academy. Under an approved bill the secretary would select a site, with a site commission to review all locations if the Senate passes the House bill.

Wasringlun — Pennsylvann Air Force Academy Air Force Talbott Senate

Pleads Guilty in HoldUp Case

Titusville David J Newberry 25 of Erie pleaded guilty to armed robbery larceny and motor vehicle theft before Alderman N Aller Love. He was arraigned last Friday and taken to Mendville jail then returned to await action. He admitted the Penn Theatre hold up on January 15 nearly $200 was taken and a car stolen to escape after a collision.

Titusville David J. Neweberry Erie N. Aller Love Love Newberty Penn Theatre Warren A. Love 215 West Elm Street

Wage Tax Passed by Pittsburgh Council

Pittsburgh's one percent wage tax won approval from the Democratic city government with a close vote. Mayor David Lawrence supports the measure expected to raise over six million dollars this year, funding a record 47 million dollar budget. The tax applies to all income earned by individuals and businesses unless residents live in a neighboring community with a similar levy. Details of collection are not yet finalized.

Pittsburgh Suntich Hiw David J. Lawrence Kenwin Jaw Lawrence

PRR President Honored by Aerospace Group in Philadelphia

Walter H. Franklin of the Pennsylvania Railroad was honored by the Americans for the Competitive Enterprise System in Philadelphia last night for outstanding service to the American competitive system.

PRR Philadelphia — Pennsylvania Railroad Walter 8. Franklin

Two House Members Split on Tariff Plans

Representatives Reed of New York and Simpson of Pennsylvania urged a focus on protecting U S industry from cheaper imports. They called for a thorough congressional study before expanding tariff reductions tied to the Reciprocal Trade Act, suggesting a two year extension if extended at all.

Associated Frep Washington Daniel A. Reed RNY Richard M. Simpson R-Pa Reed House Ways and Means Simpson Commission On Foreign Econome Golley Eisenhower Bally Presidential Commission Commission

Steldie Approved for Federal Coal Mine Board

The Senate Labor Committee unanimously approved Edward Steldie to be a member of the Federal Coal Mine Safety Board of Review. Steldie, a 60 year old native of Pennsylvania, has chaired the board for several months on an interim basis.

Bteidle Washington Senate Labor Committee Eisenhower Edward Steldie Federal Coal Mine Safety Board of Review Pennsylvania

Razor attack brings month jail term

Erie man Obie Hollingsworth 27 pleaded guilty to assault and battery in Common Pleas Court after allegedly slashing Clifford Alexander during a December robbery attempt. Judge Samuel Rossiter imposed a three month jail term. Also sentenced were two youths, Richard Lindsey and Charles Jones, each to two years probation for car theft, while Eric Sam Cichetti received one year in jail with four days counted as time served and a $100 fine.

ERIE Common Pleas Obie Hollingsworth Clifford Alexander Samuel Y.rossiter Rossiter Richard D. Lindsey Charles Jones Sam Cichetti Eric

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