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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1957
Page
3
Area Woman Burned When Paraffin Turpentine Ignite
Mrs Thelma Miller aged 39 wife of Charles Miller of Hydelows was badly burned when her clothes caught fire in her home while a mixture of paraffin wax and turpentine was heated for waterproofing ceramics. She suffered first and second degree burns to her abdomen and thighs and was admitted to Titusville hospital for treatment. She gave a detailed account to a Herald reporter saying she had just put her five year old son to bed when her sister in law stirred the mixture and a flame suddenly spread to her clothes. She blamed herself for not heeding her husband’s warning not to heat the mixture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Thelma Miller
Charles Miller
Hydelows
Miller
Ste Ante Gisely
Duuye Lave
Desiree Burns
Eddie
John Bau Main
Pitemen
Bauman
Miley Hin
Three Guilty Verdicts End Erie Criminal Court Session
In Erie, juries found Wilbur Moyer and Jayne Foster guilty of robbery in a joint trial, accused of luring a man into a car and stealing a wristwatch and $11. David Sherrill, of Erie, was convicted of failing to support an illegitimate child and ordered to pay $7 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Criminal
Wilbur Moyer
Jayne Foster
David Sherrill
Eric
Hold Erie Man For Obscene Notes
Edward Eliott, 28, a diver, was arrested on a complaint from a young woman alleging obscene notes and telephone calls. He faces charges of making anonymous communications and is to be arraigned before Alderman William Heisler. Police say he also drilled a hole through a wall to observe the woman. Arresting officers were Porrest Zick and Vincent Jansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Eliott
William Heisler
Eliott
Porrest Zick
Vincent, Jansen
Mother Finds Son Dead Not Injured in Auto Accident
Ruth Warner of Girard learned in Wilmington Delaware that her son Airman Charles Crow 18 died from brain injuries after a car rammed a bridge abutment. Police theorize driver fatigue or mechanical trouble caused the crash on a Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Ruth Warner
R.D
Girard
Wilmington
Del
Charles Crow
Delaware
Crowe
Evidence Lacks Ends Suit in Double Dismissals
In two days a court dismissed cases for lack of evidence. Louis Gunza and William Brown faced charges of larceny and involuntary manslaughter, both cases halted after demurrers by defense counsel. Judge Samuel Roberts and Judge Burton Tait ruled in favor of the defendants as prosecution testimony failed to prove the offenses. The article notes unrelated details about Thea Sanford and coal products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EME
Lnrceny
Louis Gunza
Eric
Samuel Roberts
Gunza
Ally
Edward B. Petrilto
William J. Brown
Burton
Manifesto Against Billy Graham Sparks New York Crusade Debate
Freethinkers of America president Joseph Lewis issues an open letter to Billy Graham denouncing what he calls the false creed of Christianity. He claims nearly 50,000 copies of his two page communique have circulated and urges Graham to renounce the creed as his New York crusade proceeds through June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nime York
Joseph Lewis
Freethinkers of America
Billy Graham
New York
Ins
Lewis
Graham
Probers Seek More Labor Leaders Amid Turbulent Era
A fragmented 1900s era report shows attempts to rally labor leaders as reformers press for stronger unions. The executive board of the Failed Step Workers union backs stricter practices and pledges to outpace rival movements. David J. McDouéla wins a new term as union president, defeating Donald Cy Ruplek, a McKeesport plantworker.
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Beutora Stuation
Step Workers Union
Jny
David J. McDouéla
Wnlon
Donald Cy Ruplek
McKeespor
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