19 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1919
Page
1
A partially legible OCR excerpt mentions a 985 mark and a big six context, hinting at a sports or track performance. Names and places are unclear, but the reference implies a notable time or score tied to a participant and event. Further readable details are not available.
The United Press report from Tokyo notes persistent Allied pressure on Japan’s government as Allied nations demand tighter controls and new restrictions. Officials reportedly faced mounting opposition within Tokyo, with talks focusing on naval arms limits and economic measures impacting civilian industries amid ongoing global tension.
A fragmented report states Major Wood, a British flyer, is confirmed safe amid a wartime incident at sea. Details are garbled, but references to a sea event and aviation context suggest a rescue or containment of danger with no injuries reported.
The first contingent of the 28th Division departs from Le Mans toward Trent. Company A of the 118th Infantry sails with the 28th and is due early May, under General Char on. The unit, including detachments and guards, heads to join the division in transit with additional regiments following.
More than 8000 commercial telegraphers in New Finland announce they will join the 20,000 telephone workers already on strike. The move follows a rapid settlement of a prior dispute and signals widening labor unrest.
The four powers show worry over peace prospects with Japan and Italy. Observers report disagreements and hesitations as ministers seek to avoid broader conflict while aiming to secure negotiation gains.
The nominating committee of the Board of Commerce submitted the following slate for officers and directors. Names listed include President Frank Tankle and others such as Athan Goligrovn Robert Tarlost Gerry Z Kok Minami and Arthur Lyon. Secretary Don W. Sint and Chairman W F Murray signed the report dated April 18 1919.
Easter events at Emmanuel Church under Mrs S Dell Darnog include Holy Communion and a morning service with celebratory hymns and a decorated chapel. The program titled Golden Glow features brief acts and carols led by a provostorial team and choir.
United Pros reports from Washington that a front will push rain and floods across portions of the United States. The Weather Bureau announces warmer, calmer conditions for New England and the southern states tomorrow with stalled fronts clearing.
The War Trophy tram train arrives in the city this evening and will be opened to the public shortly. A local committee met the train at Union City this afternoon and plans a reception for attendees.
Resting April 19 William Conroy reports union activity and telegraph work as normal front line duties. Weather outlook is favorable with pilots and machines planned for aerial transport despite uncertain early reports from Martynsday. Merlin telegrams indicate German operations toward April 24 and planned events around April 25. Travel times from Hovlin to Mueiy total about 18 hours under current conditions.
Parish meeting of Hmmanyet ahvech Wil he holt Monday ovenhuye at 8 oclock with supper, moderated by Liltiin Guilt monitors. Rev M S Aaditon and others will attend, discussing vestry dissolution and church assembly hall conversion approved by Bishop Tarnel and trustees.
Four army aircraft including Haviland and Curtiss planes will land at Columbus Avenue for a series of aerial displays. The event will feature demonstrations of bombing and reconnaissance as two or three types participate, with pilots Captain Norton and others preparing exhibitions over several days in the city.
An elderly man named Corry returned home after injuries sustained in a prior incident. The report notes his discharge from medical care and mentions accompanying relatives and a public event tied to his recovery.
A rambling social page describes a Branet area event at the State Arwty venue with friends and family attending. It notes Mary AL Graves visiting with her daughter Mire and mentions others like Mia Ruse Wotley and Mea Row. The piece evokes a festive Easter mood with music, food, and community connection.
Salvation Army announces services tonight with prayer, sermons, and youth meetings at 2 p.m. on Sunday. Adjutant Spuith leads enrollment tests, with a children's service at Hunter Mondnyighle. Volunteers from THNGViTe joined by Captain Won and Mendville residents attend a shout program. Troop members prepare for guard duty at the fairgrounds with Yorks Patrols and Scouts meeting Monday for arrangements.
Paris reports an aviator named Keeneh began an Atlantic crossing attempt aiming to fly from the African coast toward Brazil. The departure was timed from an ocean near Casa Waves and the voyage is described as a bold air route attempt.
New York April 19 to June 11 Barhys Mead of the Federal Grain Corporation is appointed by President Wilson to the United States Director of Wheat on the recommendations of Herbert Moore. Ruth Stevens of Youngstown D. visits her aunt Mrs Siena Kevto for a few days.
A large audience attended the fine oratorio performed by a choir and soloists. The director led a trained chorus through a challenging program with strong vocal traditions, and the performance drew praise for its interpretation and execution. The piece will be repeated at a later date, inviting further appreciation of the music.
United Press dispatches report a massive avalanche in Teoland at dawn. Dozens are killed and ships overwhelmed. widespread property damage is estimated in the billions.
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