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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1943

Page

3

Six Dead in Eastern Pennsyl. After Storm

A severe storm and heavy rain across eastern Pennsylvania left at least six people dead. Harry Borman of Elizabethtown and Clarence Royer of Rheems died in a automobile collision during the storm near Lancaster. John J. Dalseyne of Steelton was electrocuted by a downed power line. Reverend John R. Hahn of Reading died from carbon monoxide poisoning after a garage door closed on him. Earlier, David Detwiler and Leon Rainford, both of Collegeville, drowned in Perkiomen creek to beat the heat.

Pemnsylvania Mike Kaat Harry Borman Elizabethtown Clarence Royer Rheems Leon Rainford Collegeville Perkiomen Creek

McCausland Seeks New Trial In Erie County Case

In Baie May 20 two court stenographers work as William McCausland, 30, sits in Erie county prison awaiting a possible new trial. Judge J Orin Walte will announce hearings on the edition for a new trial this week. Defense attorney Wendell R Good filed a motion after a May 12 death verdict by a panel of 10 men and women. McCausland hopes for relief as his wife and attorney visit on death row.

Baie Illiam McCausland Leo P. Knoll Erie County Jisaw Pugele Matt Hess J. Orin Walte Crhine Court Wendell R. Good McCausland Warren Hess Pear

Jamestown Soldier Wounded in Action Near North Africa

Private William J. Frankston, 29, of Jamestown, has been wounded in action in North Africa per War Department notice to relatives. Son of Mrs. Selma Frankson and husband of Mrs. Rachel Lewis Frankson, he enlisted June 13 and trained at Fort George C. Mendel, Maryland. A Jamestown High School graduate, he previously worked at Reliable Garage on Washington Street.

Jamestown William J. Frankston War Department Washington Frankson Selma Frankson West Ninth Street Rashel Lewis Frankson Pluvanya Avenue Army Fort George C Mende Maryland Jamestown High School Reliable Garage Washingdon Street

Jamestown Fire Chief Honored At State Chiefs Meet

Jamestown fire chief Rudolph Swanson was named second vice president of the New York State Association of Fire Chiefs at the two day convention. He will likely advance to the presidency in two years if past practice continues, and was to be installed at today’s session along with other officers and two directors. James J. Corbett, former first vice president, becomes president. Fred F. Knight of North Tonawanda and Frank O Bayle of Middletown also noted in leadership changes.

Jamestown Rudolphf. Swanson New York State Association of Fire Chiefs Swanson Lisea Yné James J. Corbett Watervitet Fred F. Knight North Tonawanda

Thief Loses Pursuit After High Speed Escape in Erie

A young thief fled in a stolen car after a chase that began at Kearsarge and ended near 26th and Peach streets. Police fired shots, striking the driver’s door as the automobile sped at 90 miles per hour toward Erie before the suspect abandoned the vehicle and escaped nearby. State Policeman Joseph Ruta clocked the car speed as he pursued from Kearsarge.

Erie Kearsarge Land Peach Streets Joseph Ruta Kearsdrge Ruta

Thompson's Boraama Tyhlety aid in flushing kidneys

Distress from getting up at night signals kidney issues. Thompson's Boraama Tyhlety tablets are advertised as flushing out kidneys and strengthening the binder, claimed to aid stomach, liver, and bowels. Available at drug stores.

Thompson

Kane Boys Paroled After Vandalism Case in Kane

Four Kane youths were arraigned before Judge Charles G. Hubbard and placed on probation after pleading to vandalism at the residence of Major and Mrs W Moore in Smethport. Judge Hubbard ordered restitution and routine juvenile delinquency handling, with county authorities noting no prior charges against the youths. Boris?

Kane J Dices Hubbard

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