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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1946
Page
3
Judge Ebner denies habeas corpus to Warren and Leroux seeking custody of Mac Maurie Huston nine. Huston is said to have been raised by the Lerouxs from 14 months old until July 17 1945 when her parents reclaimed her. Judge Evans rules Hustons are her legal and real parents and their claim takes priority over Leroux.
Associated Press report from Philadelphia states James McBride 40 and wife Joan 42 conspired to aid the escape of Rudolph Joseph Soelch a former Reichsmarshal bodyguard. McBride seeks extradition to Detroit. bail set at $10 000 with his wife held at $5000. Soelch allegedly hid for six months while using aliases.
George W. Gardner, 41, arrested on charges of passing worthless checks in Fre. He is suspected of similar crimes in West Virginia and other states. Gardner, in Erie since September 14, allegedly cashed about 30 bad checks at Wall's, De parent store, and Red and White on Victory Road. Detectives Anthony and Hostzel trailed him from Palace Cafe to Sassa Tras streets. He faces multiple theft by deception charges and related investigations.
ISTANBUL Russia eyes the Dardanelles with renewed pressure as Turkey resists demands for shared control and Soviet bases. Western powers back Turkey in rejecting plans to end Montreux Convention while fearing a dangerous misreading of agent reports.
A triple collision two miles west of Newport on Route 22 left three men dead and two injured. Coroner Dr. J. Edwaxs Book reported two of the deceased were students from Pennsylvania State College en route from Atlantic City to class. The crash involved two autos and a trailer truck.
Dr Jones announces relocation from Ajax building to new premises on North Center Street above Crescent Confectionery. Equipment move should finish by October 1. Jones has run a 22 year practice. Ajax Works expansion prompts space takeover and remodel to create extra offices ready by month end.
Erie, Pa. Mrs. Colia Shaefer, president of the Erie County Lessors' Association, goes to trial Wednesday before Judge F M Gibson in Federal court. She is charged with violating an injunction issued September 26, 1945 restraining her from collecting rent over ceiling values for apartments. A rule was issued by Judge Gibson at the opening session.
A McKean county court verdict totals over 23 000 in favor of Moser Manufacturing Company of Kane against five insurance firms for 474 26 each following a January 14 1944 fire that destroyed the plant. Jurors delivered the decision after delays and indicated about 78 000 in claims were paid. the action may be appealed. The Kane plant had operated for about 40 years under Melvin K. Smith. a later contempt citation for Mrs. Schaefer is noted.
Erie opens for the September term as Judge Gibson and Judge Gourley preside. Foreman Cam bridge Springs banker is named. Four cases heard on the criminal docket. Arch Barabas pleads guilty and gets 18 months probation with restitution. Gail Slater and a pipefitter face jail or fines. Van Veen sentenced 18 months in federal reformatory. Treasury reports receipts and balances amid national debt figures.
In 5 feet of water near the lake's eastern end, two Olean men died when their outboard boat capsized. Stanley Cygan aged 37 and Frank Ka wake 35 perished. A companion Andrew Turock survived with exposure. Coroner Dr. H. Xe. Hardy ordered accidental death certificates after investigation by Trooper Frank A. Easton and Deputy Sheriff Dayton Hendryx.
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