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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1955
Page
2
Mrs. Louise Brevillier Beyer, longtime Erie resident of 458 West 28th Street, died Saturday after a long illness. She would have turned 99 on November 20. The Corry Journal notes printing and local notices alongside community items from Erie and nearby towns.
Port compiled as of today lists multiple admissions and discharges at Corry Hospital. The roster includes Mrs John Slaytor, Mrs Leonid Bedkorink, Mrs Eugene Willover, Mrs Marioth Hays, Mr hd Mrs Harty Leid, Mrs Barbra Bélack, Mrs Clary Taught, Archie Norton, Mrs Murvii Holthouse, and numerous others with street addresses in Corry and nearby towns. The harbor survey conducted this summer is released.
Two Erie ex convicts, Det Sgt Carl Malinowski leading, were charged with burglary and a string of check-forgeries. Suspects William Rutkowski and another 37 year old man were tracked after a week long inquiry. An Erie break in at a Pennzoil station reported between 5 am and 1 pm yesterday led to discoveries by Albert Irwin Jr. Authorities also report a disturbance in Mead Park and an assault case connected to a separate arrest. Officials scheduled arraignments and bond set at $500.
A Pittsburgh youth, James F. Russell, 18, was arrested after allegedly grabbing 15 year old Margaret Walters at a Grind Valley dock and throwing her into four feet of muddy water. Walters survived a chill, and Russell faces an assault and battery hearing before Alderman II Allen Love. Local reports describe the incident at Candolohta dock during an outing with Donna Marie Brady and her mother, Titusville police chief Albert P Brady.
Frederick Charles Hopkins, a civilian held by Soviet labor camps for seven years, was released and questioned to determine citizenship status. He traveled from New York City claim to be American while in custody with two soldiers, Wilfred G Cumish and Murray Fields, who had been missing since 194? and were reported deserters. Soviet officials said Hopkins faced inconsistent stories about his background and identity.
The readable text suggests Army medical attention for several individuals and possible court-martial reviews. It references military intelligence work, county officials, and a state convention bill affecting welfare debates in the House and Senate with unclear timelines and locations.
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