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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1957

Page

3

Siding salesman nabbed in FHA fraud case

Erie FBI agents arrested Phillip Neff also known as David Kelley, a siding salesman from Harborcreek, on an FHA fraud warrant. He faces extradition to a southern state. Neff, held on a $10,000 bond, is alleged to defraud government housing programs. Local agents tracked him after identifying his picture and following tips.

Erie Fbiwealsund Evie de Charleston Ant Freon Phillip Neff David Kelley Wayer Road Harborcreek Une Det Andrew Kraus Chester Miller Neff Kelley Erie County Erie Federal Court U. S Lyman Shreve Nett FBI

School Board Considers Budget Changes Amid Census Details

The board discussed a Corry school census at 15 cents per name and plans to file contracts with the architect for remodeling the Hatch Building to create classroom space for slow earning children as mandated statewide. A summer driver training program was postponed. Bids were authorized for science lab supplies and related equipment, and a $6,682 contract was awarded to Kinle Reathers for second class supplies. Requiem Mass for John J. Kalano ski noted at St Elizabeth's Church with interment at St Elizabeth's Cemetery. Douglas backed McBee office system recommendations for $455 to modernize bookkeeping. Three food lights from Loveland Field were approved for Beaver Club outdoor driving contest. Frank McKnight contract draft approved to limit liability. New band uniforms approved at about $332. Two students were approved to attend a Journalism Conference. Athletics committee to consider Cragg basketball coaching request over superintendent objections.

Loveland Field Beaver Club Frank McKnight

PLCB Agent's Trial Delayed to September

PLCB Agent Busil Brady facing conspiracy blackmail and perjury charges had the criminal court's September term postponed after motions to quash indictments were ruled. The case links to Union City tavern operator Ja Seph Miller and cafe owner Charles Wisniewski, with another cafe owner tied into the broader stop. Brady's rein tomorrow was also set back by the delay.

Bis —‘Erriad State Liquor Control Board Busil Brady Jude Burton Lait Brady Uuree Erle Ja Seph Miller Charles I Guseyt Wisniewski Wisniewski

Area Men Lead Butterfat Producing Cattle Records

Leonard Swanson reports Dalry county herd results from 18 herds totaling 497 cows. Howard Hammond of Curry Rane tops with 87.7 pounds butterfat per cow for one month. Swanson second with 873. Scouten Gerald fourth at 80. Swanson leads herd average at 41.2 for three months, with Scouten 39.1 and Cyril Skit 40. Others include Hammond 47.7 and N. J. Gates 47.2. County-wide production exceeded 100 pounds per cow for the month.

Dalry Leonard Swanson Corry Sea Furiers Howard Hammond Curry Raneed Lawrence Swanson Willy Gerald Scunten Centerville

Senator Receives Pennsylvania Citation in Harrisburg

Senator Albert R. Pechan of Armstrong, a Republican from the Armstong district, yesterday noted his receipt of the annual citation from the Pennsylvania organization. The message highlights Pechan's acknowledgment in Harrisburg.

Harrisburg Stn Albert R. Pechan Armstrong da Senia Pennsylvania

Hydetown Police Chief Waives Hearing in Bond Case

Hydetown police chief Priesford Renkle waived a hearing before Alderman William Preston yesterday. He was bound over in $300 bond to the September session on charges of obstructing an office in the execution of process. Edward Caudell, Oil Creek Township and Canturville police chief, and a South Ward constable brought the charges following an alleged altercation. Renkle had prior ties to the case and was bound over after a fight involving Tyid and Lyetu f.

Priesford Renkle Hydetown William Preston

Abandoned jail quarters used by locals in Butler region

In Butler Pennsylvania, a semi rural area faces a unique problem of keeping people from breaking into an abandoned jail building used as lodging. Local authorities and a city dentist discuss safety and improvised quarters as a community concerns rise.

Butler Pennsylvania

Rackets Group To Probe Kohler Strike

A Senate committee opens a preliminary investigation into the Kohler strike at Kohler Wisconsin involving United Auto Workers and alleged unfair labor practices. The probe may lead to public hearings as investigators examine boycott claims and political influence. Local officials warn contractors against Kohler products as part of widening scrutiny. Editor note adds a hospital death unrelated to the main story.

Waont Nueueau Senate Ackets Ugauwt Kohler Cuat Koller Wis Chulkuun McClAlan Mundt Sis Tie Nation NLRB Ube Atatf Iban i McClellan Kohler

Television schedule for WBEN Buffalo and related listings

The page lists a dense lineup of evening programs for WBEN TV Buffalo and Pontiac Buick sales, spanning game shows, dramas, news, weather, children’s programs, and syndicated series. Notable items include Uncle Muddled names and multiple time slots such as 5:00 Pun to Learn, 6:00 News, 9:00 To Tell The Truth, 10:00 The $64,000 Question, 11:30 Eleven-thirty Theatre, and a long Wednesday block featuring Captain Kangaroo, Love of Life, As the World Turns, and Edge of Night. Also shown are sports, weather forecasts, and a local auto dealership advertisement at the bottom.

Wben-Tv Buffalo Patti Page Annie Oakley Phil Silvers Red Skelton Spike Jones Jimmy Dean Network Marlon Roberts Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey Rich Tomarr Basie Bob Crosby Sparta

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Altivan Lier Ask School Corry Hatch Berge Welp Lt Elas John Kalanoski John J. Kalanoski St. Elizabeth’s Cyril Kronz St Elisabeth's ‘Cemetery Bracken Funeral Home Willer Latos Andrew Sventek John Duskolski Frank Puchly John Bogniak Michael Bailey Thomas Linski Chicago Stanley Kolanoski Patricia Kolanoski James Kolanoski Meadville Douglas Elwin Fuller McBee Uwe Puller Victor Cragg PLCB Dotty Mann F.C. Chapin & Son Member Corry Chamber of Commerce GOP Janesueelly Eleavanue Furs Boranieh Seip Allegheny Bradfort Srr Tay Fond Mlofanis Eor Fendley Jitu Senate House Mudvinse Gould Hue House Pallor Philadelphia Lawton Ube Committee Danville, Pa William Penn Kemble Mount Carmel Gelsinger Hospital Neurtallment LEOUL Frigidaire Super South Center Street Frigidaire Tuffy Washington Corry Beverage Colt
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