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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1952
Page
6
A paragraph notes two motorists arrested on driving charges in Wildren City. Russell of Warren waived a hearing and posted $1,000 bail for a court appearance. Charles L. Wiley of New York also waived a hearing and was remanded in default of bail to county jail.
George W. Armstrong J, an industry member of the Wage Stabilization Board, testified before the House Labor Committee that the board has stimulated labor disputes and substituted its own power for the Taft-Hartley Act. He said the board’s actions threaten its role in stabilizing wages.
Chicago officials recovered cash and securities totaling 120,722 dollars from a safe deposit box rented by 65 year old widow Mrs. Gora Drapier. She died five months earlier and had, before death, executed a will leaving almost all her estate, about 300,000 dollars, to her attorney Plewe J. Peloquin. The valuables were concealed in pink bloomers and stockings with a pillow. The safe deposit box had been rented in 1915 and the will directs the estate to Peloquin. The matter is to be settled Thursday.
Brie Chief William Donitille ordered a sweep inquiry into the disappearance of fingerprints and criminal records from the Brie Police Identification Bureau. Police Inspector Jack Martin discussed the loss with Donitille as records from at least half a dozen well known officers were removed. A full-file audit is planned to determine the scope and whether the FBI will be notified to assist in restoring order.
The World Health Organization announced a global campaign targeting policy and practice in diagnosis, prevention, and treatment. The plan seeks to study and apply modern methods across many countries to improve health outcomes worldwide.
John Pflueger of Erie aged 50 travels to reunite with his mother Gladys Adams whom he has not seen since he was 16 weeks old. She was located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Weather delays briefly postpone the reunion as plans proceed for a flight to Erie. The tale of the separation was first reported by Rev. Anno Susle Buck of Tulsa.
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