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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1949
Page
4
A scrambled public quiz asks ten questions about color, geometry, film industry titles, and time designations. The article also notes U S restrictions on travel for Congress and Judiciary committees, with warnings about junkets and planned international trips as adjournment nears.
Twenty years ago notes report remodeling of the First avenue garage formerly owned by N Ralph Heath now leased by Chris Christensen who represents the Dodge agency. Nearby, Chris tense stays at Peck Garage south of the Heath property.
Homer Bulard, 11, fractured his right wrist after a fall from a fence near West Spring Creek. He was attended by Dr John G Kibler and is said to be recovering satisfactorily today. The St Louis monoplane, in use today for 29 hours, used Raymond springs in the motor and turbuckles and shackles from Standard Automatic Products. Corry Gauntry Club defeated North East 44 to 13 on the hilltop course as Ted Luther's proteges show improvement.
Attorney Edwin G. O'Connor said he will move for the retrial of Leo J. Mleczko, Dunkirk mill worker, likely in Rochester Supreme Court during the October term. Two prior trials cost Chautauqua County about $20,000. Mleczko was convicted of first degree murder in 1946 for the March killing of Lydia C. Warner. the conviction was reversed and a new trial ordered, with a hung jury at the Rochester retrial.
Reel Kramer a 40 year old man from Atlantic Pennsylvania was killed when he fell from a roller coaster at Conneaut Lake Park in western Pennsylvania. A couple behind him saw him stand in the car as it descended the incline and the safety strap buckle was not fastened. Kramer was thrown about 20 feet and died almost instantly. He worked in Greenville Pennsylvania.
The piece notes that lawmakers increasingly seek all expense trips as the session nears adjournment to study foreign aid the Orient Alaska Hawaii and army morale. It cites 1947 summer travel with over 200 congressmen to Europe and mentions new limits from the National Military Establishment on free rides in military planes.
Washington Lunch Plate serves daily meals with steaks and chops as a specialty. The establishment offers wines, beer, and liquors at 136 North Center Street.
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