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16 Apr 1919
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1919
Page
1
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Corry launches its Victory Loan drive with a goal around 260 000 dollars and a strong push by local workers. A troop train tour in Italy and a concert troupe from Corry highlight fundraising efforts as the city seeks broad community support for the federal drive.
William Phillip Aims reports on Allied plans for the German delegation arriving in Rome or a European capital. The text describes security measures, travel routes to Cologne, and a high level meeting at the Palace Hotel where Premier Clemenceau would read peace terms and set a final ultimatum likely by May 10.
Examination for movie operators occurs April 24 at the district hall in Crawford County. Applicants must be 18, bring mounted photos, and have letters of recommendation from employers. Applications available at the Department of Labor and Industry offices. those who have not already sent their applications must apply with two photos and a letter of recommendation.
Notice urges all subscribers to the Victory Loan to pay remaining subscriptions for second and third bonds. It warns those who hold funds in advance or partial payments to settle dues promptly to avoid penalties and legal actions by the widows’ fund and county creditors.
United Press reports a second day of a regional telephone strike in New England with no indication of a settlement. The walkout affects thousands of Western Hills workers and related lines, threatening service and prompting company crews to reroute calls.
April 1 notices list let contracts for 55 miles of primary highways across multiple townships and counties. Funds total about 20,010 feet of concrete foundations and 8,015 feet of various substructures. Agencies include UB Sproul and Lackawanna county plans, with bids from firms in Ne Yo and Moxiow.
April 15 report from Dunkirk states Andrew Dazow ali, described as an alien, was arrested after attempting to steal a car on a street car line. Police, alerted by a moving train incident, pursued and detained him as detectives gathered evidence and searched nearby.
Inwinhingen April 16 dispatches report that disorder exists throughout by Muntok Gintriot and that fighting is continuous with heavy casualties. The principal railway station has been destroyed by fire. The first regiment of government troops went to the city and has reportedly defected to the communists.
Article reports Lloyd George addressing Parliament claiming allied leaders will not publish wartime terms until ready for submission to German representatives. He warns against delays and stresses unity and resolve, citing misgivings about recognizing a Bolshevik government and urging continued cooperation with allies as discussions proceed.
Miss Ipinge Tayul and Will Holtite host social gathering at 2380 Wetile home at 8 Min A Evang Nocti Conter. The event features dances, arrangements for couples, and a parade of attendees including Sabina Maria Lut vier, Katharine Malonyy, Margret Hand, and Mary Aturray.
A committee appointed by President Bentley met to draw nominations for local board officery for the coming year. All members attended citing the importance of electing officers. Nominations were not completed and the timing for announcements will be shared after the next meeting.
Lila Lee, signed by Paramount to lead Mary Welton’s program, headlines the Rex tonight along with brief acts. Manager Parker will promote Pauline Fredericks, the dramatic star, in a powerful story.
A chaotic theater notice details Tom Mix appearing at the Grand tonight with a rough, starry lineup. Patrons should expect a varied program featuring musical acts and a film showcase alongside other acts.
Mealville April 1 The empty Nb0 Mhorhliyy destroyed the Sher Rod Cheesy Box Factory gal HurdulaiTing A TokR about Mutchen 8, OY 4,000. Binpil insurance carried. The factory supplied cheow boxes to almost every cheese point in the county and a large business. The cause is unknown and investigation continues.
Casualties reported for today total 61 with details of killed in action and wounded. Funeral arrangements described for Irving McPherson and others, including interment at local cemetery and addresses for next of kin. Weather section follows with forecasts and notes on conditions.
Report from Limerick describes city under martial law with British troops patrolling streets and bridges. Citizens face curfews and checkpoints as security forces hunt for insurgents amid shortages and ongoing clashes.
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