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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1947
Page
4
Glass Day one of the final school events sees seniors vie for display of colors in a noisy opening. Fifteen students face charges for damages after forced entry to the school building. Magistrate Porter holds hearings this afternoon.
A reader challenge lists ten trivia items from a classified page. Questions cover Preakness winner options, Africa’s longest river, silkworm food, Truman's Mother’s Day visit, Babe Ruth alias Sultan of Swat, Buffalo nickel circulation, capital of New Mexico, Congress tax Status, Presidents named Thomas, and the yhcuna creature classification.
A 130000 damage suit filed in Erie alleges a five year old girl was killed and three others injured in a January 1946 auto crash at 10th and East Avenue near St. Ann's Church. Plaintiff William J. Dubinski, father of the deceased John Marie Dubinski, seeks compensation from principal Thorn. The death car was driven by George T. Foggin of Buffalo and collided with a car driven by Jack Jupiter of Erie.
A court suit names five survivors from a fatal crash. Plaintiffs include Arlene 3 and Carol 3, sisters and relatives of Mrs. Ann Sguminski of Erle. Defendants are Foggin, Tupitza, and Allied Building Credits Inc of Buffalo, with Foggin convicted of involuntary manslaughter.
President Truman and Secretary Anderson summon a Washington conference June 9 to address rising farm mortgage debt and inflated land prices. They warn that many veterans and farmers face difficulty if crop prices fall, noting land values far above 1930s levels and historic postwar debt trends.
Fred W. Lyon, 40, arrested by Jamestown police, waived examination on third degree burglary and grand larceny charges. Bond set at 4500 for a burglary at the Levandoski tavern where 575 in cash and 240 in checks were taken. Police linked the cashing of a stolen check to the Lovandoski Grill robbery and accuse Lyon in three other break-ins totaling about 350.
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