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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1940
Page
1
Peace Time Maneuvers Unite 14 000 Guard in New York
Company A at full strength will hold a special Erie Railroad train near the station tonight before 7 to join Pennsylvania's 14,000 citizen soldiers for travel to upstate New York and participate in a peace time display of American military strength. Major General Edward Marin commands the troops as 15,000 Army regulars and about 70,000 guardsmen from western states join for a simulated war for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Pennsylvania
New York
Edward Marin
Canton
N.Y
Williem .S. Houghton
Robert Brown
Guy Babbey
Lyford Chase
Ervin Mountain
Richard Moountain
Thomas Roelofs
Cecil Ross
Walter
Mobilization of Guard Debated by Senate and War News
Senate debates mobilization of the guard as part of a broader war effort. Pershing urges transferring 50 American destroyers to Britain to aid the fight overseas. Reports from London note Britain's actions against Japanese interests and deportations. Col. Lindbergh says American opinion resists European involvement while calls for peace-time maneuvers grow in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Washington
Pershing
Ocean
Chicago
Col. Lindbergh
Europe
Train Men From 21 30 Go To Senate Bill 10
United States Senate consideration looms for a Burke Wadsworth compulsory training bill backed by War Secretary Stimson. The measure would mobilize about 12 million men aged 21 to 30 with one year of service, amid debate on presidential authority and National Guard calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BILL
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
War Stimson
Budget Bureau
Roosevelt
Bradbora Sah
Downey
Calif
Alee
Committee Hepublicans
Ames Shor
Army
National Guard
Britain rushes air offensive claims in conflict reports
Allied and Axis claims clash over air raids across Europe and Africa. Fourteen British planes were shot down in Africa, Italy reports. Britain says four British planes and two Germans were down in a Libyan raid. Italians claim attacks on Mersa Matruh. Britain counters with losses and statements of limited damage. Counterclaims include sinking ships and damaged oil targets, with both sides noting civilian casualties and one British plane missing. Continued reports hint at broader RAF strikes on western Germany and the English Channel coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Britain
Mersa Matruh
Egypt
Royal Air Force
Libye
Gali
Masaana
Eritrea
St. George's Bartner
Germany
Niel-held
English Channel
Midlands
Eng
Training Youths for Industry in Pittsburgh Center
The Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce announced the first resident youth training center in the United States to train 200 young men in essential industry tasks. The six month program covers trades, skills, physical and recreational work with facilities for diving, storage, and workshops. The center costs 700000 and will draw participants from across the state ages 18 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Steel Fly
Harrisburg
Associated Press
Aycfeburgh
Pittsburgh Chamber of Collieree
United States
Simes
Pittsburgh
Tron Lung on Display Here at Rex Theatre Lobby
Gorrys iron lung, donated by about twenty organizations and manufacturers, arrived for temporary public display in the Rex Theatre lobby over the weekend. The device will be shown for a few days while a committee reviews it for final acceptance by Corry Hospital. Funds are pledged for its purchase, with hopes to also acquire a resuscitator for emergencies. The public is invited to inspect the iron lung during the display, with installation expected if accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorry
Corry ‘Hospital
Rex Theater
Hex Theatre
Conry Hospital
Arctic explorer Dr. Cook struck down by fate
Dr. Cook, once famed Arctic explorer, is reported struck down while serving as a figure in Larchmont New York area affairs. The veteran leader, who previously represented the Maine expedition team, faced a sudden medical setback reported by Wundelilod Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Cook
Wundelilod
Larchmont
Fyedarolle Cook
Aros Fe
Shainwald van Ahlefeldt
Pennsylvania trains workers for defense program through state program
Harrisburg reports more than 9 000 workers are engaged in defense related training in Pennsylvania under a federal state vocational education plan. Dr Cressman notes abundant federal funds may be used to expand programs in schools and private factories to supply skilled labor for defense industries. Pittsburgh authorities seek more federal money as city districts plan to take over workshops at Carnegie Tech and Lafayette University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry and
Hitch
Adul
Defense Industres
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Histort
Mston
Lafayette University
Inquests Scheduled Into Two Union City Fatalities
Coroner Welter G. Strabie of Erie and Deputy Coroner Arthur Stowe plan inquests Tuesday at Union City City Hall at 9 AM into two deaths. Lynford Bennett, 25, struck by a car driven by George Franz, and Michael Downs, killed by a speeding speeder on the Bridge Street crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Downs died at Union Oly hospital about sixteen hours after the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welter G. Strabie
Erie
Arthur Stowe
Union City
Tuesay
Lynford Bennett
George Franz
Michael Downs
Bridge Street
Pennnsylvania Railroad
Bennett
Corry
Waterford Road
Frans
Downs
Union Oly Hospital
Hitler Meet With Leaders At Berlin Chancellery
German radio reports Hitler met with top officials including Von Ribbentrop Hermann Goering and Brauchitsch at the Berlin chancellery. Sitter was at his Bavarian retreat near Berchtesgaden as conferences continued this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Voretern
Pachin Win Ribbentrop
Biller
Sitter
Hig
Bavarian Alps
Berchtesgaden
Hiller
von Ribbentrop
Hermann Goering
Var Brauchitsch
Radiaul
Pershing Would Send More Destroyers to Aid Britain
Washington dispatch reports General Pershing endorsed sending 50 American destroyers to Britain from World War days. He urged auditable naval aid and predicted England faces critical weeks ahead. Weather notes mention showers, continued heat, and crop damage across Corry and surrounding areas with cooler relief forecast by Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
Britain
Forgot
Associated Press
Washington
Jean
John 4
Win
France
Record Spending by This Congress
The budget bureau reports pending appropriations and contract authorizations may bring this Congress's total spending to about 20 billion dollars. Already appropriated amounts stand at 13.824 billion with another 1.000 billion in authorized contracts, covering all government costs including defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey
Washington
Budget Bureau
Congress
Campaign organizations form for short presidential race
Washington dispatch notes Democrats and Republicans finalize party structures for one of the shortest presidential campaigns in U.S. history. Both sides aim for rapid, intense campaigning over 10 or 11 weeks, with Hatch Act disputes arising over gift limits and how large donations should flow to state or local committees separate from the national parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Henry P. Metcher
Jackson
Fletcher
Thomas Scores Forces Behind Conscription
At Socialist Park in Reading Pennsylvania Thomas denounces conscription as forced by a media blitz. He cites the New York Times and radio chains as manipulated by the war department and urges Senators Wheeler Nye and Athens to push Congress to probe the forces driving conscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Vormeh Thomas
Socialist Park
New York ‘Times
New Reels
Exberi
Radio Broadcasting Chain
War Department
Wheeler(DeMont
Willkie Meets 60 Farm Leaders of Midwest
Willkie meets 60 farm leaders from Ohio and Midwest states during a trip described as shaping farm policy. He discussed farm issues with governors and gubernatorial candidates, dining with several Republican nominees, and planned to speak in Elwood Indiana on August 17 after visiting Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willkie
Middlewest
Asuielated
Des Moines
Tay
Wendell L. Wills
Ahren-Hawr
Hus
George A. Wisen
State House
Colorado Springs
Colo, Resort
Yegbaday
Gardner Cowles, Jr
Presett
Harold £. Stassen
Minnesota
Harlan J. Gushfield
South Dakota
Ralph Carr
Colorado
Wilsor
Dwight H. Green
Tlinois
Glenn R. Hillis
Ex servicemen urged to meet VA rep in Corry
Ex service men in the Corry area can meet Allen Hall, VA contact from Pittsburgh, Thursday August 4 from 1 30 to 4 30 pm at the V F W home West Washington St. to seek data or help on problems. The local post service officer will also discuss cases and new forms and procedures in death cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theoly
Veterans’ Administration Attec
Pittsburgh
Lieuh. A. W. Thompson Post
No. 264
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Allen Hall
Veterans’ Administration
Corry
West Washington Street
Post
Hall
Train wreck in India kills thirty and injures seventy
A Dacca Calcutta mail train derailment near Calcutta left thirty dead and about seventy injured. Authorities suspect sabotage and note the site matches a similar disaster last year, with the line previously hit in that incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dians
Calcutta
Police Hunt Two Hit and Run Drivers
Police hunted two hit and run drivers after cars were damaged while parked on Salurdau and Sunday nights streets. One Dodge coupe on Park Street was struck and the other Chevrolet coach on East Pleasant Street was damaged between 12 80 and 1 7 30 o clock this morning. No clues to the responsible party were found and prospects of catching either driver were not promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salurdau
Keith
Paul Janosec
Patterson
Hast
Wash—ington Street
Jett
Park Street
Washington Street
Wasthy Albers Borman
Pleasant Street
Polite
Hal & Railroad
East
Main
Summer Streets
Truck 18 Damaged In Ditch On State Line Road
A Chevrolet panel truck from the Model Dairy Company overturned in a ditch on State Line road afternoon. Driver Leland Croscutt sustained injuries in the accident near Niobe Saturney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Model Dairy Company
State Line
Leland Croscutt
Conference Planned on Hard Coal Freight Rates
Plans by the Department of Commerce head Richard P. Brown to convene a conference the week after Labor Day with nine eastern Pennsylvania coal carriers to review possible reductions in anthracite freight rates. Brown proposed September 6 for the meeting after railroads complete their study of proposed cuts, following discussions with the anthracite institute and railroads. London dispatch notes dissatisfaction over the Japanese arrest clarification.
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Harrissing
Aug
Oreeuny of Commerce
Richard P. Brown
Gay
Eastern
Pennsylvania
Brown
Anthracite Institute
May Mitan
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