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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1952
Page
6
A spate of accidents and medical updates from Corry Jamestown and surrounding areas includes a Sherman couple treated after a Route 6 rollover, a James town collision injuring Arthur Doolittle, a child fracture from a pony fall in Gerry, and a polio death in Jamestown. Police cite road hazards and recent steel mill activity affecting traffic and assistance rolls.
Erie County officials project total voter registration to reach 97 00 by close of office next Saturday, about 80 percent of eligible residents. A 2 PM committal service was held at Oak Cemetery for infant Hunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hunt of RD 2 Spirtansburg, died after nine hours born at Sténi Memorial Hospital in Unionity. Surviving are two sisters Lina and Karen Hunt and maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs Theodore Kirkwood of Hope Michigan.
Roving pickets shut down 15 coal mines in Southwestern Pennsylvania amid a dispute over a worker's dismissal at a Jones and Laughlin Steel operation. miners from Greene, Washington, and Fayette counties joined the action, urging action as United Mine Workers president Lewis presses for contract settlement ahead of a November deadline.
In the Atlantic off Charleston South Carolina the hunt for 10 missing crew members from the Hurricane smashed ship emu continues aboard a rescue vessel. Norwegian vessel Emu had previously rescued 19 men after the Foundation Star broke apart. Bad sea conditions delayed transfers to the Cherokee cutter as New York Coast Guard officials reported. Survivors may be taken to New York if needed with plans to land them at Norfolk Virginia.
The gunman known as the phantom of the triple shooting was ruled insane by seven court appointed psychiatrists. His attorney Edward Carney seeks a fresh examination, while District Attorney Darian J. MeLaughlin was informed that doctors Clapp and Utley found criminal insanity. McDaughlin will pursue commitment to Fondview hospital for the criminally insane. The shooting wounded Hattie Miles Gardner and Mrs Miles’s daughter Sarah at a bar near 12th and Raspberry streets. Gardner and Mrs Miles identified Simeon as the gunman.
More than 30 minor civil cases have been tried by arbitration without a jury, saving judges, attorneys, and county funds. Each case costs about 105 dollars with a flat 86 dollar attorney fee, while initial transfers supported the program as a money saver. Prothonotary Lawrence Taylor touts the system’s fiscal merit and efficiency.
A fragment discusses arbitration as a potential money saver compared to jury trials. It mentions judge, court stenographer, and staff costs, contrasting with jury expenses. The text notes uncertainty about salaries and timing aspects of the process.
Jurors outside the city claim the seven dollar daily allowance plus mileage covers only one trip. Many jurors say mileage exceeds the seven dollar per diem. The report notes confusion over continents and geography terms in the same passage.
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