Toed Inertia and Hazen’s One Leg Mystery
A fragmented report notes an incident involving Hazen and a figure described as Toa d Inertia. Details are unclear but suggest a peculiar event centered on a single limb and an unusual warning.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1952
Page
3
A fragmented report notes an incident involving Hazen and a figure described as Toa d Inertia. Details are unclear but suggest a peculiar event centered on a single limb and an unusual warning.
State police raided 23 of Erie's clubs seizing slot machines as evidence for possible gambling violations. District Attorney Damian McLaughlin stated he will prosecute any proven violations while clubs report reduced charity pledges and some machines removed across the city and county.
J. Sparkinin canceled a planned trip to Rogby Mouth WO and a campaign speech as he battles laryngitis. The Democratic vice presidential hopeful had scheduled an 8 am flight to Anderson South Carolina for a luncheon talk and a rally in Atlanta later tomorrow.
Prospect courthouse shows a heavy docket due to 26 September term case handovers including ex deputy prothonotary Richard Nast. New cases include James Cousins of the Alibi Sumek Bar facing narcotics charges. County Detective Costes notes Morals offenses drop from 28 to 7 since September term.
Homestead Police Chief Thomas F. Corlin faced a near full jury as his testimony wrapped after four hours on the stand. He said only crimes he investigated were burglaries at his home and a friend's, and he cited unsolved theft of $31 000 from his safe. He denied operating vice districts and faced charges of misdemeanor in office bribery and conspiracy to extort with a state grand jury investigation following reports of vice rings in the district.
Billy Lees of the Brooklyn Dodgers denies paternity of an unborn child claimed by Susan Fulinello, a Newark girl aged 14. Fulinello says Lees was intimate with her last March in Miami during spring training and filed suit in Newark last Friday. Walter O’Macy, Dodgers president, said the organization will defend Lees.
Senator Everett M. Dirksen warned Bucks County Republicans to guard against Communist infiltration in newly developed areas. Speaking to the Loyal Republican Club of Bucks County the senator cited towns like Morrinville Kovittown and Fairless Hills and urged vigilance in neighboring counties toward supporting a Republican president. Columbus introduced sugar cane culture to the Americans.
King of Warren arrested on a charge of aggravated assault and battery following an October 11 collision in the Water street parking lot of the Sylvania Company. Police say Harold O Regan ran in front of the car as it departed, causing the impact.
Dr Daniel Poling of Philadelphia, editor of the Christian Herald and pastor, called Truman's remarks linking Eisenhower to anti Semitism and anti foreignism the most irresponsible he had heard from a free government head. Truman defended his comments saying they were distorted and did not endorse immigration acts.
O Regan was assaulted on the street, taken to Warren General Hospital with a fractured arm bruised shins and abrasions. He remained hospitalized as the case proceeded with arraignment before Justice Tracy Greenland where King pled innocent and posted bond for a hearing on October 24. The Warren Local TU-CTO confirmed O Regan is an international representative of the Union.
A state welfare official says first admissions to state mental facilities are rising due to an aging population and increasing pregnancy rates among the population. Commissioner Hiding A Bengs of the Bureau of Mental Health notes higher admissions in recent months.
Dr. Bengs notes a rise in state hospital inmate averages from 45 to 54 over two decades and cites changing age distribution, with half the population over 13 years old today and half below 26.4 two years ago. He references a 4 million ton annual coal production statistic and other figures from the period.
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