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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1954
Page
2
Frank Sabol will set up at the Rossbacher lot on West South Street Saturday March 20 selling a load of oranges and grapefruit fresh from Florida.
Crawford County Common Pleas arbitrators led by chairman Peter Blystone rule in favor of Frank Brown of Titusville in a suit brought by Robert Dunham of Pleasantville over a December 14 1953 auto crash on Route 27 near Pleasantville. Nearby incidents include an Erie burglary suspect detained for further investigation at Union City and a gun-station owner briefly detaining a suspect. The North East Service Club backs a 9 stop light plan at Route 5 and Route 69 due to traffic accidents amid Route 20 construction.
The Crawford County Medical Society approved creating a Meadville mental health clinic at its monthly dinner meeting at the Beacon Inn. The proposal was advanced by Crawford County Judge Herbert A. Moot.
A mixed notice lists admitted residents Amira Lindsey Howard Herrick Donald Post and others in Centerville and Clymer along with discharged individuals Robideaux Denise Rae Dale Harrington Jeanette Ann Cheryl Blaine Diane Marie and more. Other items note teaching contract for Mary E Scetford in Lakewood Ohio museum work at Drake Well Memorial Park funding for Gannon College project and local business notices.
Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens defended the Army and its senior officers against harmful criticism while noting a lingering dispute with Senator McCarthy over Brig. Gen. Ralph Zwicker’s treatment. He stressed unity and the Army’s prestige as vital to national security. A separate report notes a moderate earthquake near the desert east of Los Angeles, with minor damage and an epicenter about 120 miles east of Pasadena near Twenty Nine Palms.
Ronald Aber sold 16, switched his plea from innocent to guilty during a murder trial in Pittsburgh. He is charged with kicking to death 1st year janitor David Jenkins. Defense attorney Ralph Sapp entered the plea for AberSald. Judge Montgomery will set the degree of guilt and sentence later.
The finance committee of the Pittsburgh Board of Education recommended continuing the preschool education program in public schools at least through June 1955. Board approval expected next Tuesday as a formality after a thorough study.
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