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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1947

Page

6

Four youths held after morals offense alleged against girl

Four teens aged seventeen to nineteen were held by police on accusations of a morals offense involving a seventeen year old girl. David Newberry Ent Garr and others were arrested last night and detained without bail by Alderman William Heisler awaiting a hearing.

GRE David Newberry Ent] Garr Higa Tito Eastside Perry Highway Mong William Heisler

Enjoy Life Dont Be Miserable Health Ad Promises Kidney Relief

An old advertisement claims Thompson's Borsoma Tablets act as a diuretic to cleanse kidneys, remove waste and acids from blood, ease aches and night urination, with liver and stomach benefits. It advises purchasing at drug stores and suggests Golden Tax Tablets for constipation.

Ameré Thompson

Truck Driver Becomes Blind on Erie Trip

Wesley R. Armor, 87, Euclid, Ohio, a truck driver for Kapitan Trucking Co. of Cleveland, went totally blind from a prior head injury while reaching Erie at 1 a.m. Thursday. He asked a fellow driver named Ray to drive, and Armor was taken to Hamot Hospital in Dunkirk, where doctors treated hysteria and temporary blindness after the episode.

Erie Wesley R. Armor Euclid Hamot Hospital Dunkirk Ray Armor G. M. Brooks Hamot Interne Ata Omi Kap[tan "Trucking Co Cleveland

Court decision upholds contempt fine in Lewis case

The Supreme Court ruling preserves a $10,000 personal contempt fine against John Lewis and reinforces a $2,800,000 leverage to prevent a strike until the trial judge resolves legality. Officials expect no trial date yet as Justice Department lawyers study the decision, with June seen as unlikely for a final ruling on the Kyng-Lewis agreement.

John Lewis Supreme Court Goldsborough Lewis Justice Department Secretary of the Interior

Derry Township teachers resign over pay dispute

The entire teaching staff in Derry township schools resigned effective May 5 in protest of the school board’s rejection of a $300 salary increase. The action involves 38 teachers and 1328 pupils, described as unprecedented in Pennsylvania. The board cites lack of funds for the raise.

Ay Associated Press Lewistown Derry Township Pennsylvania Francis B. Haas Gerald Woomer Teachers' Association Alvin Miller Miller Haas Harrisburg

City notices and ads glimpse in local column

Emergency appendectomy at Corry Hospital last evening and today condition reported good. Pranilin: Miss Helen F Beck seeks Republican primary re election. Domestic crude stocks fall to 225,131,000 barrels with production down 15,000. New kitchen sinks and cabinets offered by Merritt Appliance Co. Baby carriages and strollers advertised for spring delivery.

Corry All-Way Electric Co Pranilin Helen F. Beck Ally Youngstown Merritt Appliance Co W. Main St Bureau of Mines Franz

Coal association reports weekly kilns output drop

The National Coal Association estimated weekly bituminous production for the week ended March 7 at about 12 870 000 tons, down from 19 030 000 tons the prior week. The year 1946 figure for the same week was 12 720 000 tons. In other notices, a Ripley resident Elliott McGinnies died after a months long illness.

The National Coal. Association

Third Ohio Blast Victim Dies at Greenville Plant

An explosion and fire at the Producers Creamery and Cold Storage Company plant in Greenville claimed a third life. Orville Bertram, 61, died early today from burns in hospital. plant manager Ralph Fasnaugh, 34, and Howard Pieterstein, 93, were found dead yesterday in the debris about five hours after the blast.

Greenville Producers Creamery Orville Bertram Ralph Fasnaugh Howard Pieterstein

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