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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1953

Page

3

Stolen Money Repaid in Court Ruling at Erie

Judge Elmer L. Evans ordered repayment of 3250 pounds to Rosana Bodamer from escrow held by attorney Joseph Agresti as part of the case involving Edward Minby Bruce and the Chelsea cafe liquor license. He also awarded 1750 to Frances Babut and 1000 to attorney Edward Carney, with remaining funds possibly returned to Harold and Cecilia Linnchik if the Liquor Board rejects the license transfer.

Erie Elmer L. Evans Satdiy Titusville Rosana G. Jodamer Edward Minby Bruce State Central Boaird Oksying Chelsea Cafe Harold Cecilia Rinn Joseph Jule Lipchik Atty, Herbert, Johnson Bodamer Harrisburg Atty Joseph Agresti Bodumer Crow Evans Iso Frances Babut Rinns Edward Carney Liquor Board Bransen Fis Ipohiks

Man Run Over by Horse and Buggy in Erie

Erie City traffic police logged a Saturday incident as a man run over by a horse drawn wagon driven by Isaac Silver of Erie. A wheel struck a hearse after something fell from the rig causing the horse to bolt. Silver suffered a dislocated shoulder and a leg injury. Vinccuii's Hospital treated him. Traffic accident statistics may be updated after a review by the bureau.

Erie Isaac Silver Sh. Vinceuii Tratlie Bureci Brass Vinelay

Service Tomorrow for Mrs Arta Smith Welsh

Mrs Arta Smith Welsh a former Corry resident died last evening at Atlanta Sanitarium Hospital in Atlanta Georgia after a period of illness. She moved to Georgia three years ago to live with her niece Mrs Walter Carrico. The body will arrive tomorrow morning and friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home. The service will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at the Bracken Funeral Home with burial in David Curtis Cemetery at Columbus.

Arta Smith Welsh Corry Atlant Sanitarium Hospital Atlanta Welsh Georgia City Walter Carrico Ute Bracken Funeral Home David Curtis Columbous

French smash red led army in Lang Son raid

General Rene Cogny announced a daring Lang Son raid by French Union forces destroyed 5000 tons of Vietminh arms ammunition and equipment. The operation, using ground and airborne troops, left two French dead and twenty wounded with minimal French losses. The raid aimed to derail a Vietminh spring offensive near the Chinese border.

Vietminh Associated Press Hanot Indochina Rene Cogny Lang, Son Cogny Lang Son

Death probe in hunters case near Gaspe prompts inquest

In a Quebec inquest a prospecting hunter case unfolds as Dr. Roussel gathers bone and clothing from the scene. Dr. Rioux notes a bone from the upper spine as investigators seek whether the victim was decapitated. Polite Belle Coffin recalls seeing the trio alive. The hunters camp was along the northern branch of the St. Jean River, about 65 miles from Gaspe, with their truck found four miles from the camp and the fuel exhausted. The men reportedly left Gaspe on June 9, heading toward Gaspe copper mines, then veered south toward Holland Township, on a rough route through lower Ville.

Polite Belle Coffin Braich Hie Si Jean

Mystery at Gaspe: Coffin Linked to Hunter Camp Scene

Police theorize Coffin met a hunter at Gaspe returning with Richard Lind say to buy a fuel pump for a boat. The tote contained a fat-bottom boat a rifle fishing gear hunters clothes and food. A second rifle lay nearby with an unfired magazine and a bloody bolt with hair.

Coffin Gaspe Richard Lindsey

Burglar Killed as Ohio Man Dies in Baltimore Tavern Shootout

An Ohio man was killed and two Baltimore police officers wounded when officers surprised two suspects in a tavern storeroom. A gun battle erupted as about a dozen officers moved in, with authorities reporting the fatality and injuries in the early incident.

Baltimore Ohio

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