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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1953
Page
4
Monday night approval grants a $36 per trip contract not to exceed $1,000 for the season to operate the Chadakoin River steamer. The nonprofit directorate will begin public service on July 4 to keep the river clear of silt and debris amid Navy rejections to station a vessel here.
Pittsburgh Associated Press reports thirty four inmates charged with rioting at Western State Penitentiary last January refused to enter pleas. They demanded counsel and remained silent before Judge Ralph T. Bell at the prison arraignment. Charges include riot inviting to riot and riotous destruction of property.
Erie man Fred O. Heymann won a preliminary step toward discharging a $55,000 fraud charge after a judge granted a hearing on his insolvency plea. He remains jailed on a $110,000 bond and faces a September 10 insolvency hearing date set by Judge Elmer L. Evans. Heymann, represented by Atty. Joseph Agrest, also faces prior cross suit losses with Harold D. Brown and has pled guilty to a drunk driving charge while also facing a perjury case with a $5,000 bond posted.
A head on collision on Route 40 near Washington, Pennsylvania killed Leslie W. McCaulley Jr. and Lulu Largent, both from Winchester Virginia. A niece Loretta McCaulley and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fogel of Brooklyn also injured, with three others seriously hurt.
An hour and a half of argument before Judge Elmer L. Evans centered on the legality of $275 000 in bonds outstanding against the Record Publishing Co publisher of the Erie Dispatch The Philadelphia bank began the suit last September and threatens foreclosure on Record property
The Record Publishing Co seeks return of $275000 in allegedly illegal bonds in a counterclaim against the Girard Corn Trust Exchange Bank as trustee for Charles H. Strong estate. Attorney William Knox argues the bonds are fictitious indebtedness and unconstitutional. Gifford counters the bonds bear the corporate seal and fetlious indebtedness provision does not apply. The case grows from a 1936 mortgage suit with a demand for bond repayment. court decision pending.
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