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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1947
Page
3
Several police reports detail minor car accidents a vehicle theft and a prowler sighting at a home on East Congress Street. A Sen ators plan a Penins ula breakwater project is discussed with a $2,000,000 cost. Other items note sewer smell testing real estate transfers juvenile arrests and a hospital update on Judge Hirt.
In Atlanta on January 27 Associated Press reports Georgia may see slowed government as a cash crunch worsens. State Treasurer George B Hamilton refuses disbursements to appointive departments until courts decide the dispute between Governor-elect Herman Talmadge and acting governor claimant Guy M Thompson. Thompson contends his appointments have Senate approval, while Talmadge bars them.
In New York on January 27, federal judge Alfred C. Coxe fined the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association 25000 and four officers 1000 each after guilty pleas to a criminal information. The case centers on manipulating the New York butter market to fix the January 1947 milk price. Named defendants include Henry Rathbun, president, and executive committee members Leon H. Chapin Hedley Benson Herbert Seeley.
Dr. Spaulding, 78, longtime Albion physician for nearly 46 years, died suddenly of a heart attack at his home in Albion on Saturday. Born September 21, 1871 in Conneaut township, he studied at Clarion and Edinboro State Normal Schools and Cleveland Homeopathic Medical College in 1901. He was a Mason, charter member of Erle Consistory and Zem Zem Shrine, and belonged to Western Star Lodge No. 304 F and A.M. He served on the Erie County board of governors.
Surviving are his wife Mrs Ora Salisbury Spaulding a daughter Mrs John G C Davis Meadville two grandchildren and two sisters Mrs O M Barns and Mrs Ploverite Rob erts Albion.
In Kerrtown Meadville two women, one holding an attendant at gunpoint, robbed Bud's Fleetwing Gas Station early morning. The other rifled the till taking seven dollars. The lone attendant was on duty. loss reportedly insured.
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