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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1956
Page
3
OCR text fragment shows scattered items including a 15 item notation, a spring time reference, and mentions of a home awning and raibers. Otherwise unreadable, leaving an incomplete catalog of classified-like snippets.
Stanley Szewczyk seeks a new trial after his 15 year burglary sentence. Judge Roberts ordered a May 22 hearing on a habeas petition referred to the proper court. Szewczyk claims coercion and swears he wrongly implicated co-defendant Szockl during police questioning.
Chief plumbing inspector Neil McLaughlin reports the first arrest in Erle’s crackdown on unlicensed plumbing. Milton McLullen, of R D J McKean, owner of McLallen Electrical and Pimbming Co, pled guilty to installing a sink and dishwashing machine without a license. He was fined $25 plus costs. More arrests expected as officials pursue unlicensed home installations.
Dr AL Hines, 57, Meadville physician for 26 years, died yesterday at his home after a brief illness. He graduated from Penn Medical School in 1927, interned at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh, and began practice in Meadville in 1930. Survivors include his widow Charlselee Jenkins of Butler and three children.
Local weekly roundup of visits and gatherings in Ravelin Hill area. Mentions birthdays anniversaries travel to Erie Sherman Mayville and Cory with several households hosting relatives and friends. Includes a 65th Anniversary Supper at Clymer Hill church and upcoming weddings and furlough plans.
The Senate approved a flood insurance measure 61 to 7 to cover 40 percent of the policy cost. It moves to the House where the banking committee reviews similar proposals and weighs government subsidies against private insurer premium concerns.
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