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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1951
Page
3
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The legislature was asked for 500000 dollars to combat alcoholism in Pennsylvania. The House reviewed an amendment to the general appropriation bill allocating 150000 dollars to the State Health Department for the same purpose. Last night rainfall added 49 inches to weeks of wet weather, noted by weather observer George Eric. The Cadillac 250th anniversary plan includes a special three cent stamp issuance at Detroit on July 24 with sales at the Philatelic Agency and regional post offices starting July 25. A transport ship returning from Korea with Marines and Navy personnel docked in San Diego today, while a baritone and actors won contracts in a Pittsburgh contest. A Pittsburgh golf caddy died from a fractured skull at Penn Hills Country Club. A BB gun age restriction bill moved to the Senate after House passage. Local school board insurance for pupil injury claims was before the Senate. Two Jamestown men were fined for trespassing on trains. Real estate transfers and a special stock car race were noted in Erie and Crawford counties.
Pittsburgh June 27 Two families escaped unharmed as a fire destroyed two frame dwellings in Stowe Township. Firemen estimated damage at 25000 dollars. The blaze began in an unoccupied structure and spread to the home of Mr and Mrs William Wilson where his family and his son's family slept on the second floor. He carried his son's three young children to safety.
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