Twenty Years Ago News Clippings and Local Notes
A compilation of dated local items notes CCC enlistment tests for Corry youths, frost and crop fog effects, a Corry Beavers vs Falcons game, two youths linked to thefts, a Union City tennis winner, historic baseball pay scales, the 1953 World Series context, and 1952 motor vehicle fatalities.
How Smart Are You Quiz Questions From History
Answers: 1 Geripps Institution of Oceanography at Oceano in California is miswritten. correct is Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, California. 2 Saint George. 3 Helena. 4 Massachusetts. 5 Thomas Jefferson. 6 Yes oceans are becoming saltier due to evaporation and runoff. 7 Mata Hari was an international spy. 8 Bluegrass is strongly associated with Kentucky. 9 The Spanish American War, 1898, is often cited as the shortest US active war. 10 A coroner presides over inquest investigations into deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Geripps Institution of Oceanography
England
Montana
John Quincy Adams
United States
Mata Hari
Neer
Kentucky
Driver pleads to involuntary manslaughter in two deaths
In Erie an East Springfield man received six months to a year in jail and a 150 dollar fine after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter connected to two traffic deaths. Another man from Erle was sentenced to 11 to 22 months at Allegany County Workhouse for larceny while Robert Eggleston of Eric got 18 months probation and a 100 dollar fine for drunken driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
East Springfield
Michael Dohenic
R. D
Elmer E. Evans
William Ranch
Erle
Allegheny County
Willis Co
Robert D. Eggleston
Eric
Samuel J. Roberts
World Series Salaries Through The Ages And Events
The World Series opens today marking its 50th contest and the first anniversary of the event. Prices have risen to 7 from 6 for a grandstand seat, with 1903 prices much lower. Early accounts show few women spectators, derby hats, and two umpires. Salaries then were far lower. Ty Cobb fought for 12 000, while others like Walter Johnson earned 7 000 and Buck Weaver 4 000, reflecting vast changes over 50 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal League
Cobb
Johnson
Rucker
Peckinpaugh
Maranville
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Biesen
New York
Boston
Pittsburg
Bostom
Berra
Kiwava
Rizauto
Campanella
Furillo
Wagner
Parent
Pittsburgs
Ty Cobb
Walter Johnson
Washington
Brooklyn
Trusty Walks Away From Erie County Jail
Edward Daniels, 45, with a prior 38 arrests, escaped from Erie County Jail on September 11 while serving a 60 day sentence for disorderly conduct. He was trusted for janitorial duties and left unguarded after reporting to Capt. Edward Schmelzer. Authorities halted trustee leaves following the escape. A stray note claims a porcupine may have up to 480000 quills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Edward Daniels
Daniels
Merchie Calabrese
Erie Dispatch
Edward Schmeler
Schmelzer
Court House
Dam History and Public Opinion on Columbus Dam
In Columbus township and Brokenstraw Creek a long history of water rights and a dam at Columbus village is discussed. The 1933 permit for a dam at Columbus is noted, with concerns about proper channels, property valuations, public highway impacts, and benefits to the community. The writer urges balanced specifications for dam and dredging work and ends with a personal note on neighborly regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coring Dam
Columbus
Columbus Mill Dam
Legal
Department of Forests and Waters, Water and Power Resources Board
Columbus Township
Brokenstraw Creek
Columbus Village
Columbus Dam
Reynold Ni Hamilton
Phone rate hike approved for Enon Valley Co
The Public Utility Commission approved a rate increase for Enon Valley Telephone Co raising about 6450 dollars annually. The higher rate will start tomorrow and affect 683 subscribers in Beaver and Lawrence counties who share multiple party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Enon Valley Telephone Co
Beaver
Lawrence
Union City Schools Start With Half Day Sessions
Union City teachers held a two day workshop ahead of the term as construction delays keep the new high school closed. The system opens Thursday at 8 15 a m with 1 294 students expected, junior and senior high classes dismissing at 12 15 p m while elementary students move in at 1 15 p m for 5 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
William Cobb
Pennsylva State College
Bloomfield Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
Civilian Conservation Corps
State Armory
Corry High Beavers
Falconer
Ken Anderson
Fourth Ward
Kelly
South Center Street
B. Porter
Ted Treat
Kiwanis Club
Melvin Cobbett
City
Tuffy
Kendall
Center
Washington Sts
Resonal
Cere
Center ST
Corry
Harry Hall
Fen
Lions
Trusty
le Glass
Corry, PA
Chevrolet
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin Bt
Weineh Coolg—Model 175349
Talbot Binch
Preston
Chadwick
RCA
ACTOR
REA Vicor
Placino
Davis
Radio
Television
Curiwe
Curlee