Fragmentary Fire Incident Near Bull 5 and Other Details
A garbled report describes a fire near Bull 5 and references a vehicle and the term TL E 5,000. Details are unclear and names or locations are not recoverable from the readable text.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1941
Page
3
A garbled report describes a fire near Bull 5 and references a vehicle and the term TL E 5,000. Details are unclear and names or locations are not recoverable from the readable text.
Nov 16 county judge Lee Oluway imposed long terms on Leonard Fambo and Josep Proerno of Buffalo for armed robbery at the Columbus Club in Silver Creek during October. Fambo received 18 to 40 years and Proerno 7.5 to 15 years in Attica State Prison after their lack of legal representation. the men admitted involvement as gambling activity was noted. Judge Oluway said gambling occurred at the club but insisted the law left no choice in sentencing.
A stray bullet shattered the windshield of Gaunte Commissioner Heler M. Schlunflanlu near Clearfield Pennsylvania as she drove home to Harrisburg last week. She escaped injury thanks to safety glass. The deer was seen moments before impact and she suspects a hunter fired the shot.
A. E. Wade and George Tussey, both in their 70s, were injured when struck by a automobile operated by Dan Fox of Ludlow at a street intersection in Kane Pennsylvania. Fox, blinded by approaching cars and glare from lights, could not stop in time as Wade and Tussey stepped into the street, causing them to fall to the pavement.
Special police in Scranton patrol the Hill section as a bomber remains at large linked to the 1 year old Rebhorn family killings. A $10,000 reward has not solved the case and investigators review hundreds of workmen's compensation records for possible motives.
Dunkirk, Nov 18 Injured in a hunting accident Saturday, 17 year old Au gust Dankowski of Dunkirk High School football star, is in Brooks Memorial hospital with injuries feared to impair his sight. He was struck in the neck by a charge from a 12 gauge shotgun fired by hunting companion Richard Aniszewski, 16, of Macelot street. The youths were hunting near the city.
Erie dispatch reports deputy sheriff plans outline that Fred Lamberton will take office with Neil Robbins as the sole deputy. Carl Rosanske and local staff may depart. A change could delay the plan until year start. Also noted is potential schedule for the Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad to seek abandonment of passenger service between North Bessemer and Erie with a hearing set for December 2 in Butler.
Bisineries Pennsylvania reports the sale of the B R Caldwell & Company property to Summer & Company. The plant includes a foundry machine shop pattern factory office and storage buildings along with all equipment and the company charter. Summer owns scrap iron interests and operates offices in Columbus Cleveland Buffalo with plans to dismantle some equipment as negotiations continue with a second firm for operation of the Caldwell Foundry.
Former President Herbert Hoover told Attorney Joseph Stott he aims to deliver the strongest speech of his life in a Chicago radio address Wednesday night. He will discuss Shall We Send American Armies to Europe and CBS will broadcast from 10 15 to 10 45 p m EST.
A nationwide emergency traffic enforcement program, announced through state police channels, seeks to curb rising road fatalities. Six regional conferences will roll out the plan with the Region No 1 meeting set for Hartford on December 5, inviting police department heads from major cities in New England and nearby states.
Four year old Anthony Day, son of Mr and Mrs Abdon Day, died at W A hospital from a fractured skull after being struck by a car on Willard Street. The crash marked the citys seventh pedestrian fatality of the year. Police and Coroner Samuel T. Bower investigated.
Federal Security Administration to aid Geneva area farmers displaced by War Department TNT plant expansion. PSA regional official Willman announces up to 100 per family grant for moving expenses and farm purchases if growers cannot pay. Some farms heavily mortgaged. aid may cover relocation costs and buyout options.
Pa, Nov 18. Police search for a thief in Warren apartments above the post office building. A tenant, D A Seabise, reported break in and missing items. A parkelbook, sweater, trousers, silk stock, and women’s clothing noted. cigarettes also reported missing. Police say the thief entered during early morning hours and fled with several items.
The Skate Supreme Court was asked today to grant a new trial for Waite Jones and two others condemned to die. Psychiatric commissions report the three inmates may be sane, with examinations sent to the State Board of Pardons. Reprieves had been issued last week as the panel ordered further review.
Police nabbed multiple suspects over a bingo scheme at a Erie park event. Officers Tiarry Siliiverdad and Mathis responded to the call, detaining several individuals from New York and Ohio on the weekend. Names listed include Nivhokie agcobueni, Frank Andrews, Mary Eamikiello, Anthony Gai, Barbara Chirk, and others.
Officials released results from the November 4 election showing minimal shifts in votes across Warren, Novi, and neighboring areas. The tally highlights key candidates with modest changes, noting a total around 3,078 for a local contest and 8,091 votes for a county position.
Fragmentary report notes a sea games event with a major prize of 1000 dollars and several planned competitions on Sunday. Names and exact places are unreadable, but the item hints at a tournament or rally with an emphasis on market activity Sunday and a top prize.
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