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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1951
Page
3
Nearly 1,000 Erie public school pupils were absent amid a mild influenza outbreak. A 14 school survey found 977 absent, about 10 percent of enrollments, with East High School hardest hit at 152 of 1,277. Parochial and industrial workers also affected.
Minnewa Bell Ross of California and Elliott Roosevelt son of the late president plan to wed in Miami area. Ross, 49, was divorced yesterday in Key West from Dr Rex L. Ross Jr of Santa Monica before applying for a license with Collier County authorities and a judge's blessing the following day.
Erie realtor Sylvester Carlow faces federal charges for overcharging five former tenants. A rent office suit seeks restitution of 175 and an injunction under the Housing and Rent Act plus a 249.20 payment to the U.S. Treasury as a penalty under federal law.
Ambro or Ambra, former Kings County undersheriff and 19th Assembly district Democratic leader, describes Adobis Joseph Doto as a lieutenant of Costello in a crime syndicate spanning New York to New Orleans. Costello arrives late to testify at Federal Court as Ambro portrays party insurgency and shifting leadership since 1933.
St Pauls Altar Guild Society met Monday evening with Mrs David Depew presiding in the absence of Mrs Gerald Staples. Prayer was led by Mrs Harry S Bowman. Members discussed fundraising for Easter Flower fund and urged donations via any member. Mrs Dorothy Boland won a game prize as hostess served pineapple fruit salad cake and coffee. Next meeting scheduled with Mrs Dorr Clark of East Main Street.
Covenant Circle of the Presbyterian Women’s Association sponsors a bake sale Friday morning in the Gift Shop. Mrs. Glenn Steadman chairs the committee. A variety of homemade treats will be offered starting at 1 o'clock.
Mrs J B Clark of Mast Smith street entertained her card club guests as high scorer in canasta. A social hour followed with salad course and coties. The next meeting will be at Mrs D O Dauxherty's North Center street home.
Washington reports that new U S atomic tests may be planned beyond earlier sites. Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Gordon Dean hinted at further experiments after a March press conference, referring to activities possible at Nevada proving grounds.
A Houston warehouse fire caused an estimated 1 million dollars in damage. Firefighters worked to prevent spread as government work was underway nearby.
An advertisement promotes Thompson's Bor soma Tablets at 60 cents for relief from sleepless nights and backaches. It urges readers to visit druggists for quicker comfort and better rest.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Sprendine above buildings and an enemy plant. It references diesel prevention and equipment, with unclear party or group identifiers. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
A blaze described as stirring in a cold room halted operations at the Steward and Stevenson Company factory where airplane and Miesel engines are produced. Fire crews investigated the scene and no injuries were reported.
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