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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1951
Page
7
Spokeswoman Lydia Wald represents residents seeking to stop Findley Lake Property Owners Association from increasing the lake jewel level in spring. The article also notes unrelated notes on marriage licenses, real estate transfers, divorces, mine production, injuries, labor talks, weather, and local events in Corry and surrounding areas.
Corry motorists will get their first glimpse of the 195¢ Dodge line tomorrow at Martin Motor Sales where two new models will be shown. The agency has a four door Coronet sedan in oakwood bronze and a four door Meadows brook in sea mist green. The agency will remain open to give the public ample opportunity to see the cars.
Three men face charges of fraudulent conversion forgery and conspiracy in Erie. William Adams 26 Lee Rhodes 27 both of Erie and Grover C Sharpe 32 of Stockdale are to appear before Alderman Edwin Bowes. Detective Captain George Wochner says Adams masterminded the scheme by adding eight names to paychecks. Sharpe and Rhodes participated.
The New York Times reports Democrats have visited Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower in Paris and New York twice in five weeks and promised Truman's support for his potential 1852 presidential nomination. A Washington correspondent cites a Republican source noting growing evidence of Truman's offer to back Eisenhower in a major Democratic effort, amid reports of forged checks.
A temporary restraining order was issued yesterday against Ludwig R. Schlekat. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation said Schlekat bought a $19,250 house with funds taken from the Parnassus National Bank in New Kensington, and now faces action to stop the sale.
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