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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1947
Page
4
The Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania explains biopsy as the examination of living tissue for early cancer diagnosis. It outlines three steps: tissue removal, preparation for microscopic study, and microscopic diagnosis, noting multiple biopsies may be needed for a final result.
Harrisburg March 13. Associated Press reports Rep. A V Cabano proposes a state lottery to fund higher teacher pay and licenses numbers writers with a 30 percent gross receipts tax. He claims the plan could raise about 100 million dollars annually. He also backs a companion bill legalizing race boards with 35 percent of gross income going to the state.
Ira Lou Spring Post American Legion seeks liquor license for a club at its new premises in the old Amiens Home. Hearing is Friday before Authority with at least one attorney, Samuel C. Alessi, opposing for Jamestown zoning board. Alessi notes prior SLA respect for local ordinances and warns granting would depart policy.
Tracy woman and her husband in Crawford county jail after nine abandoned children found in rural Troy township home. Both deny guilt and await March 20 hearing before Alderman MacTarnaghan. Officers say children lived alone with broken windows and no food. case calls as worst child abandonment in Crawford county.
Erie March 13 Current session of civil trials concluded with Prothonotary Lawrence Taylor reporting a record disposal of cases. Paul Webb and family of Cleveland were awarded 6372 damages against Elmer John Plink for injuries from a December 22 1945 automobile crash near Lawrence Park on Route 5. Judge Elmer L. Evans closed further proceedings.
OCR fragment indicates a settlement discussion tied to Ruth Dower, daughter of the decedent, with dates around November 16 and a payment claim dated December 18 or 1945. Details are unclear due to text corruption and missing context.
The final German peace treaty may be tough to seal as US and Soviet leaders clash in Moscow. Secretary Marshall in Berlin urged united Western action to block German aggression, while Britain and France push stronger Anglo-Soviet and Anglo-French pacts. A four power accord could gain support in light of American public opinion on communism, potentially easing ratification.
A reader asks seven quiz questions from a classified page. They cover professions and titles, a donor's surname, authorship, historic epithets, fish names, imperial rulers, grammar, geography, and mythological representation, seeking short factual answers.
Erie March 13 Preparations for the March 24 hearing in Pittsburgh to decide on new trials for Mike Bubna and Millie Thomas moved forward with filed briefs by their attorneys. District Attorney Damian J. McLaughlin said his brief would be completed in a couple of days. Edward E. Petrillo filed for Millie and John A. Blackmore for Bubna. They appeal to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court from Erie county court's denial of a new trial.
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