41 School Tax Here Remains Unchanged
Corry school officials confirm the 1941 tax levy remains unchanged for the coming year. The budget plan, shaped Monday night, anticipates no levy increase despite anticipated costs from Loveland Field fencing, Hutch Vocational science bonds, bleacher purchases, and potential Concord school repairs. Final approval and public hearing are scheduled, with a May levy finalization.
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Corry
Lie Journal
Loveland Field
Hutch Vocational
House moves bill for food stamp fund
April action in Harrisburg on a bill to create a revolving fund in the state treasury for surplus commodity stamps used by eligible families. The measure earned quick committee approval and was given first reading, authorizing payments from the fund on request of the public assistance department.
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Harrisburg
House
State Government
Funeral Services for John J. MacInnes
Funeral services for John J. MacInnes longtime city resident were held at Davison Funeral Home yesterday at 2 30 P M Rev Gilbert L Boyd Presbyterian Church led the service Burial followed in Pine Grove cemetery with bearers E J Lewis Walter Hultberg Dr F Bennett Colin MacInnes A Bruce Smith and Herb MacInnes Attendees from out of town included Paul A MacInnes Rochester Colin MacInnes Beaver and others from Erle and nearby areas
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Herb MacInnes
Paul A. ‘MacIones
Rochester
Colin MacInnes
Beaver
Alesandsf MacInnes
Alfred G. MacInnes
Harold
Mac~Innes
Jean E. MagInnes
Consid
MacInnes
Erle
Eden Returns to London After Diplomatic Talks
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and General Sir Robert G. Dill, chief of the British Imperial General Staff, have returned to England after concluding talks abroad.
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Eden
London
Anthony Hien
Si Robert G. Dill
Imperial General Staff
England
Tony
Two Escape at Rockview Penitentiary Reported
Bellefonte Pa April 10 Blottau nds and guards were set ad ay on the tail of no convicts who climbed a stockade round nearby Rockview penitentiary and escaped shortly after the breakfast period this morning. The men, first to escape his spring, were reported by prison officials to be Lovis Fisher 20 from Fayette county for concealing weapons and Wham Hollengauet 18 from Junista county for burglary.
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Py Vsaonsayen Rress
Bellefonte
Rockview Penientury
Prion
Lovis Fisher
Fayette County
United States Plans Greenland Airbases Under Danish Agreement
The United States will establish airbases in Greenland to protect Greenland and the western hemisphere under a U S Danish accord announced today Washington says all army transports moved to relocate troops and supplies between the United States and overseas bases Undersecretary Patterson notes a full censorship on overseas base information and the transport service has shifted 26 passenger cargo ships plus 10 more ships are being allocated by the War Department and Maritime Commission.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Greenland
War Department
Robert F. Patterson
Patterson
Maritime Commission
Death claims Fred D Mason at age 76 in Corry
Fred D Mason of 735 East Main street died yesterday at 9 o clock one day before his seventy seventh birthday after six years of declining health. Born April 10 1804 in Wayne township he spent his life there before moving to Corry fourteen years ago. He worked for J W and B Howerd Company retired nine years ago. Survived by wife Norm a daughter Mrs Lee Barton three granddaughters Valera Leona Coletta Barton sister Mrs Lucy Tanner and several nieces and nephews. Funeral by Rev P A Galbreath at home on East Main Street Saturday at 3 o clock with Beaverdam cemetery burial.
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East Main Street
Mr. Mason
Corry Hospital
Wayne Township
Corry
J. W
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Norm Mason
Lee Barton
Valera
Leona
Coletta Barton
Copry
Lucy Tanner
Union City
P. A. Galbreith
Methodist Church
Meson
Beaverdam
Governor Urges Ford, UAW to Accept Three-Point Plan
Detroit April 10 Gov. Murray D Van Wagoner urged Ford Water Company and the United Automobile Workers to accept a three point proposal to end the eight day strike at the Rouge plant.
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Ano Press
Detroit
Murray D. van Wagoner
Ford Water Company
United Automobile Workers
C10
Toam
Rouge
British Raid Strikes Berlin Center
Bellevue Castle a famed guest house was bombed in a British raid on Berlin. The Berlin State Opera House and nearby landmarks suffered fire damage while the Prussian Library and Emperor William I palace faced incidents. Officials report heavy losses for attackers with several bombers shot down and civilians injured or killed.
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Associated Press
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Bellevue Castle
Unter den Linden
High Command
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Bremen
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James Roosevelt Marrying Romelle Schneider in Los Angeles
James Roosevelt and Romelle Schneider will be married in Los Angeles on Tuesday. The couple obtained a marriage license the same day. Roosevelt, a captain in the Marine Corps, is anchored at San Diego where he has been subject to transfer speculation.
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Assonmyea Rres
Los Angeles
Examiner
James Roosevelt
Romelle Schneider
San Diego
Roosevelt
Th .S. Marine
Board approves eight new beds for Carry hospital remodel
Carry hospital directors authorize purchase of eight new beds to be supplied by Franz Furniture Store. Board plans to add beds to additional rooms as part of a remodeling proposal including ward rearrangements on a lower floor. National Hospital Day is set for May 12 with details to be announced.
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de Rosay
Elston
Fogle
Howard and Lombard
Margaret Bower
Bower
Maren
Howard
Franz Puniture
Roosevelt Seeks Broad Authority to Seize Idle Vessels
President Roosevelt asked Congress for sweeping power to requisition or purchase foreign owned ships idle in U S ports with just compensation. He urged authority extending beyond Danish vessels and cited the Merchant Marine Act of 1936 to enable government seizure in a national emergency or for defense needs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Aad
Coast Guard
Emmanuel Church Declines Call to Local Pastor
Ward reports Emmanuel Episcopal Church received word that Rev. Charles M. Coldren Sr. of York Pa will not accept the call to succeed Rev William Kuhn who resigned. Bishop John G Ward will attend Good Friday and Easter services. Governor Javier announces plan to transfer the State Bureau of Aeronautics from the Revenue Department to the Department of Internal Affairs.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Charles M. Coldren
York
William J. Kuhn
John G. Ward
Emmanuel Church
Harrisburg
Javiés
State Bureau of Aeronautics
The
Revenue Department
Department of Thternal Affairs
Fire devastates Columbus homes and town hall
A blaze in Columbus destroyed a vacant house owned by Mrs. Agnes Drake and damaged a nearby residence owned by AB Watton. A chicken coop, another building, and the town hall suffered extensive damage as volunteers battled the fast moving fire before being overwhelmed by fumes and spreading flames. Firefighters from Corry and Clymer aided with pumping equipment.
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Corry
Viel Clyniet
Columbus
Hue Town Hall
Dellevertander Central
Agnes Drake
FR. Baulkner
Main Street
AB. Watton
Emily Wen
Clymer
Waterhouse Elected Republican City Chairman
Wilmer W. Waterhouse, local auto dealer and former state assembly candidate, was elected Republican city chairman succeeding Walter L. Peake. The post covers the rural district including Cormy, Concord and Wayne townships and Elgin, and the committee also praised Peake’s efforts for the party.
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Jouynel
Wilmer W. Waterhouse
State Assembly
Republian
Walter L. Peake
Waterhouse
Republican Committee
Cormy
Concord
Wayne Townships
Elgin
Peake
Republican Oil Organization
Italian Commander Accuses Embassy Over Sabotage Case
Capian Romano Tomiciel of the Belvedere freighter denounces the consulate and embassy claiming they abandoned him and his crew after being brought to court. He and 12 seamen face federal sabotage indictments as bystanders in the marshal's office hear his protest amid absent attorneys.
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Philadelphia
Capiahn Romano Tomiciel
Belvedere
Htis
U, & Marshal’s
Tomicich
Southern Train Wreck Near Valdosta Leaves Dozens Injured
A Chicago Miami Streamline named the South Wind derailed at Dupont Georgia. The locomotive stayed upright as four passenger cars overturned in a ditch and a fifth toppled. About 100 passengers aboard. many injured transported to Valdosta hospitals. One reported dangerously wounded.
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Associated Press
Valdosta
Dupont
Urge Caution With Bonfires Amid Dry Spell
Fire department headquarters warns property owners to exercise care with bonfires during the dry spell. Seven more fire calls were answered yesterday, with two garages threatened and other structures endangered by brush and embers. Five daytime and two evening alarms were logged, as grass fires spread to nearby areas including Buffalo, with 19 rake fires reported.
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Canival
Liberty Street
Buffalo
Blimp Crash Near Lakehurst. Crew Escapes Unhurt
The L-2 naval training blimp crashed in a cedar swamp south of the Lakehurst naval air station at noon today. All four crew members escaped injury. Lieutenant Henry F. Burteind, in command, said damage appeared confined to the blimp.
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Henry F. Burteind
Altoona Blaze Destroys Five-Story Commerce Building
A blast from an oil stove set off a fire that swept the five story Commerce building in downtown Altoona. Damage is unofficially estimated at forty thousand dollars. The blaze burned the interior of a women s apparel store and men s haberdashery on the first floor and damaged offices in other floors.
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Associates Press
Altoona Ps
Corryite Kin Member Dies In Flooded Creek Recovery
The body of Prank Markert, a longtime resident of Ry bun aid Beer Woods EK Nea Erporlinn, was recovered after the swollen Wert Wrecks creek swept him away near Rathbut. Markert, an employee of the VaIIH Railroad, vanished while attempting to aid a stranded vehicle near St. Marys. Funeral services are planned in Empami today.
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Erporlinn
Walter
Barry Market
PMR
Ample Haven
Orem
Cameron County
Charles Linbee
St. Marys
Rathbut
Win Wite
Markertelco
Vaiih
New Attempt To End Strike Set With State Conciliator
Strike at Corry Jamestown Manufacturing plant halted operations after workers walked out. A meeting with State Conciliator Hodge is planned this evening to push for a settlement and resume production.
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State
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
State Conciliuor Hodge
GE investiRens
Easter Egg Hunt Draws Up To Four Hundred Children
More than 400 youngsters joined the YMCA Easter egg hunt at City Park yesterday with prizes awarded to Nancy Cass in the 5th grade at Junior High Charles Jong 7th grade Billy Zafiropulos 6th Washington Perry Tanner 6th Washington Jek Marti 6th Concord John Lata 6th St. Zawords Jack Armitage 4th Concord and George Andrus at Tinior High.
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EB. CoReneau
Nancy Cass
Charles Jong
Billy Zafiropulos
Robert Lawson
Sith. Washston
Perry Tanner
Wathington
Jek Marti
Concord
John Lata
St. Zawords
Jack Armitage
George Andrus
Tinior High
Greeks Fire Salonika as They Evacuate Port
Athens April 10. With foreh and explosives the Greeks blew up everything of military value in the port of Salonika before abandoning the city to German forces. Emman tte Spanakis AP correspondent said he left on the last ship. Flames roared hundreds of feet into the air from warehouses air tanks and facilities. Explosions roared across the harbor as cranes and gear were destroyed. Hours later flames remained visible from more than 60 miles away. Spanakis described the German aerial offensive that preceded the evacuation.
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Associated Press
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Salonika
Emman
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Spanakls
Turkey Warns Istanbuls Population To Be Moved
In a Turkish government statement issued after a Rome broadcast, Istanbul may f lee a significant portion of its population to avoid impending invasion. Allied forces report British and Greek actions in Greece as German advances press toward the Aegean and Salonika, with tanks and troops arriving in the region.
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