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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1951
Page
8
In York on March 27 Steadie fess marked dealings in the wholesale bee market. Prices for Whites ranged from 42 to 49 with fancy heavyweights and extra fancy offerings noted. Demand showed steady activity as buyers and sellers negotiated premiums around 46 to 49 for various grades.
Erie March 27 Maggio 19 year old cop briber and John Boxford Lord 36 convicted of molesting a Union City girl were sentenced by Judge Evans in county court Maggio fined 100 and sent to Allegheny Workhouse for one to five years Lord fined 100 and sent to Western State Penitentiary for one to five years Maggio prior bribery attempt involved Patrolman Verga with a 5 bribe Lord convicted on a morals charge but acquitted on accompanying rape count Agresti requested a further appeal while Bowler defended Lord State Police Inspector Willard Selmer resigned as a special investigator in rackets probe Schaller to testify next Monday before the Buller county grand jury
The Associated Press reports a subdued trading day in New York with prices edging higher while activity concentrates in chemicals rails motors and aircraft stocks. Early gains faded as the session progressed yet several major issues including American Can American Tobacco Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Corp General Electric and Standard Oil affiliates posted small advances amid a slow market.
Testimony focused on racketeering days and calls for a federal crime commission. Senator Kefauver urged a permanent body to monitor organized crime while critics warned it could erode local enforcement authority. Contempt charges loom for Kleinman Rothkopf Guzik as authorities study immediate jail action.
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