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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1950
Page
6
The report from State Police Commissioner M Wilhelm shows nonhighway totals for May 1950 at 78 dollars, a drop from last year. The release notes the peak traffic seizures in early 1937 and includes multiple local notices of arrests, licenses, accidents, and ongoing community events across Corry Union City and Erie areas.
The funeral for Mrs Rose Ella M Dahl was held Friday at 3 30 pm at Davison Funeral Home. James McIntosh affiliated pallbearers Claude Weber Charles Mann Kramer Patterson Dean Lingle and sons in law of the deceased attended along with William Frank and Herbert Dahl, the step sons. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Mann Mr and Mrs Dean Lingle Miss Geraldine Rote Robert Seete Mr and Mrs William Rote and Mr and Mrs Vincent Rote of Lock Haven and Mr and Mrs Kramer Patterson of Franklin.
Police traced a written confession from a 4 year old boy who said he fired one shot from a 4 to 5 caliber pistol from a nearby roof to celebrate the Fourth at Polo Grounds. A second boy, Robert M. Peebles, 4, was held on juvenile delinquency charges after a 45 slug killed Bernard Lawrence Doyle at the stands, with discussions of a gun found in Central Park six months earlier.
Geass, who headed the state draft program in World War II, said Congress action to invoke the draft law to build up the armed forces creates a backlog of locals examined and not examined. He noted boards may call women and would review classifications with new physical exams if needed.
ERIE July. Dominic starts prison term after being sentenced for two burglary counts. He is sent to Allegheny county workhouse for a one and a half to three year term. Co-defendant Schultz remains free on 4500 bond pending appeal to the Superior Court. Donaduey, publisher of the Town Crier, also free on bond pending appeal after being jailed for four months and fined 200.
Coroner Joseph R. Check ruled the young couple’s deaths a murder and death by own action. Blanche Fatenski, 18, and Joseph Kukulski, 24, both of New Kensington, were found near an abandoned railroad station at Livermore about 20 miles north of Greensburg. Fatenski’s chest bore two stab wounds. Kukulski lay by a steering wheel with a bullet hole in his temple and a .38 revolver nearby. Ten notes were found. motive could not be established.
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