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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1948

Page

4

Ohio primary contest shapes Taft Stassen clash

In Ohio's presidential primary commentary Senator Taft attacks H E Stassen over New Deal ties as Dewey era voting patterns echo. The piece notes Ohio's mixed 1944 results, 14 of 88 counties pro Roosevelt, and delegates split with Stassen contesting half. It contrasts past favored sons and state politics.

Ohio Taft H. E. Stassen Coperess Minn Fesdia Teft Deel Roosevelt Michigan F.D.R Buckeye Dewey Ouyahogs Cleveland Stassen Werren &. Harding Landon

Two North Center street properties sold at auction in 1928

Two North Center street properties were sold at auction this morning. H. B. Keppel bought the former Wilson block for about $10,000 and the Really Building went to Attorney Blaine Kincaid for $16,000. Pleasantville High beat Gerry High 9 to 3 in a late innings baseball opener at East Washington street grounds.

North Center Street H. B. Keppel Wilson Blaine Kincaid Pleasantville High Dean Houser Gerry High Washington Street

Erie Pair Held in Conspiracy

A Pennsylvania couple, Mr. and Mrs. Nicolai Viad, and relative Jost Popsay were indicted on a federal charge of conspiring to bring an alien into the United States using a dead man’s identity papers. They allegedly used Popsay’s documents to pose as Joseph JA Slomski, a man who died in 1947, with immigration officials involved in the case.

Buffalo Pennsylvania United States Nicolai Viad Turnpike Eric Viad Jost Popsay Romania Popsay Joseph JA. Slomski Poesy U.S Meaty U. S

IQ Test Promises Rankings for Answering 10 Questions

Mental challenge offers ratings from Genius to Poor based on correct responses. Readers urged to turn to Classified Page for correct answers and assess monthly memory progress.

Miguel de Cervantes de Saavedra

Federal judge limits dairy marketing payments dispute

In Pittsburgh on May date, Federal District Judge Nelson McVicar ruled the Titusville Dairy Products Co was not obligated to pay over 21 000 under the Agricultural Marketing Act after October 5 1941. The court accepted the firm’s claim it had not operated under the marketing agreement since that date and did not owe further payments. The case involved past payments to producers and administration funds tied to milk shipments to the New York metropolitan area.

Pittsburgh Titusville Dairy Products Co Nelson McVicar Administration Assessment Fund Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson New York McVicar

Mayor Sherman Hickey IV Admitted to Hamot Hospital

Erie mayor Sherman Hickey IV was admitted to Hamot Hospital after a six week chest cold worsened. Secretary Lawrence Behan said the condition is not serious and he is there mainly for a checkup following a council meeting. Hickey previously suffered a heart condition after a fall in November and recovered.

Erie Suewmy Hickey Hamot Hospital Lawrence Behan Hickey

Man Feels Renewed After TRU-AID Use

A Corry reader reports years of leg pain from muscular rheumatism eased by TRU-AID. He describes swelling and stiffness disappearing by the second day and now walks without suffering. TRU-AID is advertised as containing three medical ingredients targeting rheumatic and neuritic pains.

Corry

Numbers Writers Fined At Erie Under New Bust

Erie police chief Oscar J. Robb announced a new method to crack down on the numbers game and arrested Brielle, a 24 year old, along with Anthony Buccerl. Police seized eight unused numbers ledgers and horse icing literature, and Buccerl was released on $100 bond. The move targets gambling devices as part of efforts to boost city coffers.

Erie Erie Erie Oscar J. Robb Brielle Robb Anthony Johi Buccerl Buccerl Succert

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