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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1952
Page
6
About 50 Southwest Township residents gathered in Warren County Court before Judge Allison D. Wade to seek a preliminary injunction against the school directors. They want the district to continue sending students to Titusville High School instead of entering into any contract with a joint school board.
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A Tidusville woman and mother of five pleaded guilty to five worthless checks totaling 137 dollars. She may face sentencing unless restitution is paid by the next Wednesday. Directors at South Penn Ol Co reported profit decline at their Bradford meeting, with earnings per share for the quarter at 1.08 dollars versus 1.25 dollars a year earlier.
Charles E Porter, longtime resident of West Spring Creek, died today at Corry Memorial Hospital after a illness. He had worked at Aero Supply Mfg Co until March and was a member of Spring Creek Sportsmen's Club and Lovel International Association of Machinists. Survived by wife Vicix Cross Porter and three sons Charles, Gloire, and Paul, two daughters Mrs William Graybill and Betty Porter, five grandchildren, and two sisters. Visitation begins tomorrow afternoon at Brasken Keating Funeral Home with services Sunday at 2 p.m. Burial at West Spring Creek Cemetery.
Mrs Catherine Young died this morning at a Warren hospital after a long illness. Born in Batavia New York she lived most of her life here and was the widow of William G Young. Surviving are four sons James H Young of Brocton Thomas Young of Oil City Ralph Young of Titusville and Kennelly Young of this city two daughters Mrs S R Hull of Chautauqua and Mrs Frank Burkhart two brothers Charles H Greening of Corry and Peter Greening of Yonkers a cousin Mrs Dennis Buckley of Batavia and a granddaughter Mrs Richid Hurlbut of this city. Friends may call at Bracken Keabins Funeral Home after tomorrow afternoon. The Requiem Mass will be said at St Thomas Church Monday morning at 9 30 o'clock with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
One of two fugitives from Beaver County Jail, Marina Michelotti, 24, of Pittsburgh, was seized in a downtown poolroom after a gunshot wound left hand. He surrendered after Patrolman Aubrey Lynch fired several shots. Michelotti’s wife was jailed. Police continued roadblocks for the second escapee, Fred Henry, 20, of Rochester, Pa.
Seoul reports Allied air units again hit Red rail lines near the Yalu River and Sanchon before noon, damaging rail infrastructures and gun positions. Allied fighter-bombers also struck revetments and troops along a 155 mile front while Western Front troops contest a hill near Yonehou.
In Erie Pennsylvania legal hurdles delay the new mental health reform replacing prison terms with psychiatric treatment for sex offenders. William Franklin Morris, 25, originally slated for commitment to a mental institution, was sentenced yesterday to 3 to 10 years in Western State Penitentiary after pleading guilty March 8. Judge Burton R. Laub presided in county court.
A court sought state welfare approval to commit a morals offender to a mental institution. The 60 day deadline passed before committal could occur. Judge Law contacted Harrisburg about an attorney general opinion leak, while the Barnesboro area faced questions over the act’s scope and a banker’s alleged crisis.
A psychiatrist's report from Harrisburg, termed Morris degenerate, was forwarded with applications from other courts in the state asking for approval to commit sex deviates to a mental institution. None has been committed yet.
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