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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1948
Page
2
Reno hearings on legalized prostitution moved forward after State District Judge Mervyn Brown ruled the war emergency that allowed police to guard the stockade had ended. He reversed a lower court conviction of a girl arrested in the case.
Edward Jeremiah Lyons, 56, of Somerset County, Pa., died in a Frostburg hospital after a horse kicked and trampled him in a barn on his farm. Dr. H. V. Deming, Allegany medical examiner, said family reports indicate the animal went berserk.
In Mayville Donald Kase, 37, of Lighthouse Point, jailed on three charges after speeding at 75 in a 60 zone on Route Id. He awaits arraignment in Mr Wilcox's court. Erie County reports a 1948 half-year deficit. total expenditures $592,828.39, receipts $686,079.98, with a $338,914.73 balance. Meekerdink's advertises Sanford stair treads. Hammermill announces 37½ cent stock dividend payable Sept 10 to holders as of Aug 20. Multiple local notices cover car services, insurance, and shop openings including Thomas Motors and Meerdink's.
Eight Kane plant employees in Kansas shared nearly 16000 in appreciation gifts from Sloan and Zook Company as former stockholders issued checks. The death of manager Paul Zook occurred within hours of the distribution. Kane workers were among about ten area employees affected.
The State Justice Department ruled that state employees with part time Coast Guard reserve service do not receive veterans' preference. Attorney General T McKean Chidsey issued the ruling at the Liquor Control Board's request, noting the law limits preference to soldiers with an honorable discharge. The case involved a temporary Coast Guard reserve member. the man has a certificate of disenrollment and thus does not qualify. Small note mentions fragments of salt found in an Egyptian tomb dating to about 2400 B.C.
In Los Angeles July 10 Thomas S Lee 43 Sally won court approval of a 5 000 000 inheritance after 14 years of claims against the Don Lee estate The Superior Court issued a final order distributing the auto agency interests four California radio stations a television station a frequency modulation station the Don Lee network and the Mutual Broadcasting System to the son Geraldine M Lee widow who wed the elder Lee in 1934 sued for a widow s share saying she misunderstood a waived claim agreement believed it released executive rights only if she divorced He was 53 at marriage and she 24 His heirs include the Don Lee empire built by a millionaire auto and radio man.
Bold ad touts Thompson's Borsoma Tablets as a stimulant diuretic aiding kidney detoxification and liver and stomach health. Claims relieve misery, aches, and nocturnal awakening from poisonous waste in blood. Price 60 cents. suggests Golden Tax Tablets for constipation.
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