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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1941

Page

2

Jarecki estate tied to widow in probate filing

Carl A. Jarecki treasurer and secretary of the Jarecki Mis ca company died April 1 leaving a $65,000 estate, with $16,000 in real estate. The will bequeaths the entire estate to his widow Mrs. Madelyn Jarecki. Probate filing was made with Register of Wills Ralph B. McCord.

Brie Carl A. Jarecki Jarecki Office of Register of Wills Ralph B. McOord Madelyn H. W. Bals Raymond Ata Highway Department Walker F Btes Chambersburg Oil City Salina Veriango County

Lindbergh Says Allies Lost War If British Empire Falls

Col. Charles Lindbergh addressed a rally at Chicago Arena stating it would be a world tragedy if the British Empire collapses and that the war was lost by the Allies even before it was declared. He claimed the United States can defend itself against any foreign power. The gathering was backed by the American First Committee opposing U.S. entry into World War II.

Chicago Charles ‘A. Lindbergh Germany Hrotien Fiority War Iridustries Board Ott Agerides Policcs Act Mministration Onesike Red Cross United States Roosevelt Washington New York Jay

Soft coal tie up continues across the nation

Associated Press reports a $1 billion coal industry dispute over a 40 cent per day wage differential between the north and south. The south offered an 11 percent raise, while northern operators signed a tentative mid day wage pact with United Mine Workers. Union President John J. Lewis warned of firearms shipments to southern car companies as defense material supply concerns loom in Washington. High school music and speech champions from eight state districts reached the Pennsylvania state finals in New Castle, with winners decided in several events.

Associated Press New York United Mine Workers of Americca Cera Tntil Lewis Washington New Castle

Pennsylvania records reveal early U S defense factory mobilization

In Harrisburg on April 19 the Archives Division of the state library disclosed letters showing 1776 Council of Safety appointees Bayx Ta and Matlsek supervising gun carriage production. Volunteers like John Mecinteth and William McDowell offered services, noting apprentices and readiness to begin as soon as work available.

Harrishurg Pennsylvania State Library Department of Public Olphéls Joan Bayx Timothy ‘Matlick Council of Safety Johie Meciiteth Bayard and Matlsek William McDowell McDowell

State Highway Dept Gets Early Spring Start

Harrisb, April 19. The state highway department boosted its road bidding program to about 2 million dollars, with work starting early to leverage the full season. Contracts total 3 million were negotiated last December, and most of 91 highway jobs were awarded to field contractors. Patching frost damage is ahead of last year as conditions are favorable.

Associated Press Harrigburg State Highway Department Sevrestary L Inhiont Fhigtes Ohief Engl- Aber T. O. Fraine Fayette County Wharton Ulow Hughes

Babson optimistic on government role amid crisis

The piece argues for limited government interference in labor disputes while warning that rising radical pressure could force government action, including mobilizing employers and workers for a national emergency. It notes bankers resist controls, fears of further regulation slow markets, and discusses New Deal plans toward a planned economy not fully implemented yet.

Gonumey Watts Momeoril Hitle England Roosevelt

Gangster Slain as New York Underworld Figures Draw Fire

A New York underworld figure Sidney Salles, 35, was shot dead on an East Side street while reportedly fugitive from a trucking racket. The era’s defense program rhetoric and government control themes are threaded through the battered account, reflecting wartime fears and political critique.

Louis Depise Buchatter Muating Sidney Salles New York Huchatter Leavenworth

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