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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1951
Page
6
The article notes Kane authorities and Miss and a young woman who left home on the pretext of attending at Alstie yt Erin. The weekend alert covers a missing Hillard from Kane and details surrounding the disappearance amid Labor Day travel.
In Provo Utah Sept 4 children begin a test that could halt polio paralysis. About 5000 youngsters ages three to eight in Utah County will be inoculated with either gamma globulin or a blood substitute to gauge effectiveness. Four year old Kristine Hammond received the first injection under the supervision of Dr Roy Hammond and epidemiologist Dr William McDowell Hammon directing the study for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
Funeral Mass held at St Elizabeths Church for Dennis Dugan with military honors at St Thomas Cemetery. Bearers from Soldiers and Sailors Home and Clyde D Wilcox Post served. veterans, color guards, and escorts assisted. Survivors and relatives from Erie Oil City and nearby towns attended.
State Police offered no comment on ongoing pursuit of suspects believed to transport lottery tickets from Pittsburgh into Erie. Five Erie men were arrested after a raid at the Amity Inn parking lot. the ring reportedly moves about $250,000 worth of tickets yearly. Lead suspect Anthony Pozzutti alias Patsy, 35, facing charges of lottery law violations and conspiracy. others named include Alfred Benarvi, Dominic Grignol, and Miller Printing Co.
Owners George F. Miller, 40, and William P. Miller, 49, along with pick-up men Grignon and Benucel and Pat are charged with printing report sheets listing numbers on treasury tickets. The five men will be heard before Alderman William Helsler at 2 p.m. September 18 and are free on $1,600 bond each.
A 14 year old Westmordland county boy, due to start high school, was found hanged from a tree swing. State Police report Ronald Mounts of Huntingdon township likely slipped one limb and the rope tightened around his neck while attempting the swing.
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