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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1947
Page
4
The article argues music eases mental anguish and speeds recovery, with examples from mental and children's hospitals where instructors guide patients in music appreciation. It notes orchestras in wards and evidence of benefits, plus a constitutional reflection on sympathy strikes and a reference to labor dispute legality.
Journal files recount a 1927 robbery at Leon Moria and D. B. Kinney stores with several hundred dollars taken. Police nabbed two suspects briefly on a train but they were released after alibis. Other items note a restaurant owner planning to relocate to Batavia, a Michigan singer winning a state contest, kids using pavements for roller skating prompting safety orders, road conditions improving, and the death of Henry H. Pettingill on Mott Street.
Frankin March 31 the Jenna Furniture Store was entered before 12 30 a m and merchandise valued over 30 stolen. Entry broken in rear by breaking glass. thieves used a car or light truck to haul items including a console type cache worth 180 a coffee table 22 60 and other items missing. Lt Scott Lowers leads the investigation as police note door broken and rear access via alley.
ERIE March 31 A reward of 100 is offered by T Gom stock FR D 1 Bile for information leading to the person who cut off the tongue of his year old pet cocker spaniel causing death. State Police and county officers pursue the investigation with no tips yet. Postmortem by Dr P L Rouse showed the tongue removed deep in the mouth with a sharp instrument. Police say it could not be done by accident.
The damaged report notes a dog valued at 800 dollars found near the Comastock home and dying from blood loss and exposure. Sheriff Paul Babbitt and County Detective John Coates investigate with James Bride, a local official, into possible capture and penalties, including a $1000 fine and up to three years behind bars.
The National Federation of Telephone Workers warns a bargaining impasse with AT&T could trigger a broad strike set for April 7, with risk of a sympathetic radio workers strike. The Norris LaGuardia Act and British 1927 law are cited in debates on secondary boycotts and injunctions, as Congress weighs anti sympathetic-strike measures.
Police think the suspect is a perverted criminal capable of maiming and killing, linked to the imprisonment of individuals and harming animals. The report centers on authorities' belief in his dangerous criminal potential and ongoing investigation.
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