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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1940
Page
1
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Victims Blamed in Union City Deaths
News Today highlights controversy over Union City fatalities with claims of victim blame. National and local signals show labor, defense and wartime mobilization in Pennsylvania, plus multiple broadcasts and military updates across major networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Vletins
Showdown Sought on Fair Grounds Ownership Dispute
Municipal leaders weigh action to settle ownership of a disputed fair grounds parcel tied to the Corry School District and James H. Wright. Mayor Hepsey notes unpaid taxes and a long-running suit, with District support uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Wright
Corry Driver Cleared in Fatal Auto Crash
Coroner Walter G. Bitoble and Deputy Arthur Crewe presided over inquest inquiries in Union City. Jurors found Lynford Bennetty 25 died from his own negligence after being struck by George Prana 23 of East Congress Street, while Michael Downs 68 was hit near Bridge Street by a Pennsylvania Railroad gasoline car. Both verdicts absolved the drivers of blame.
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Jiny Ab
Union City
Yiciihis
Tat Place
Walter G. Bitoble
Erle
Arthur Crewe
Willon City
Lynford Bennetty
George Prana
East Congress Street
P. G. Stranahan
Frank E. Graft
Rodney Clark
Elton H. Blair
Frederick Bartholme
Park E. Wolfe
Michael Downs
Strick
Bridge Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Downs
Union City Hospital
Tho
Rescue of climber on Mount Shuksan ends after 24 hours
Anne Cedarquist 22, of Shelton Washington, was pulled from a 6000 foot ledge on Mount Shuksan by rescue teams after a 24 hour ordeal. Companion Faye Plant Bremerton teacher described the tense climb as tied by rope with Cedarquist slipping but surviving before emergency stretcher evacuation to Bellingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Glacier Ranger Station
Wash
Anne Cedarquist
Shelton
Mount Shuksan
Bellingham
Forest Service
Faye Plant
Bremerton
Miss Cedarquist
Miss Plant
H. Karl Boyer
Seattle
Shuksah
TALIAN FORCE MAY STRIKE FROM BALTIC PORTS
German raiding planes strike Britain though attacks are scattered with limited impact. Reports say Germany prepares in northern France the Baltic and possibly Norway with Italian troops. Rumors also suggest future operations to embark troops for an assault on England. Field Marshal Kesseling claims new weapons are ready for use in Britain.
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Associated Press
Britain
Invason
Brita
France
Baltic
Norway
Toops
Battle Og Auy
England
Brussels
Vla
Berlin
Albert Kesselling
Germany
Sewers Planned for Three Second Ward Streets
The City Council applied to the State Sanitary Water Board for a permit to construct sewers on Elk Street and parts of East Irving East Wayne Street and Raymond Avenue. WPA assistance may fund the project and prompt immediate action if Second Ward property owners support it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Sanitary Water Board
State Sanitary Waster Board
Elk Street
East Irving
East Wayne Street
Raymond Avenue
City Carnnell
Hike Jatreet
WPA
Stanley H. Nichols
State Board
East
Wayne Streets
Raymond
Bile
Second Ware
North East Crossing Program Approved in Erie County
Harrisburg approves a $339 224 state aid project to build two bridges over the New York Chicago and St Louis and New York Central railroads in North East Erie County. The plan includes 930 224 for highway improvements to remove dangerous grade crossings at Pearl Gusent and South Dne streets. Detailed bridge plans are due within 90 days and federal funds may cover all or part of the cost with land damages split among Erie County the borough of North East and the two railroad companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Erie County
New York
Chicage
Highways Department
North East
City issues 150 bike licenses under new act
One hundred fifty bicycle owners were licensed at the Second Ward fire station as the city launches the new bike licensing act. Licenses cost twenty five cents and good through 1941 with evening hours 7 to 9. A parent or guardian must accompany minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City
Juvenile Court
Carry Safety Council
Tighe a noted labor leader dies after stroke
Michael Tighe longtime head of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers dies at 81 after a stroke blamed on heat. A former $2 weekly nail factory helper who rose to international president, he served 38 years in union leadership and helped shape early AFL Industrial union activity. The Iron Lung display at Corry hospital area provokes public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Michael
Tighe
A. P of
Partisan
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and ‘Tin Workers
Wheeling
W. Va
Iabor
Corry Hospital
Wheeler claims U.S. Army short of equipment
Washington reports Senator Burton Wheeler charges the Burke-Wadsworth draft would strain the Army as 400000 men lack sufficient gear. He cites only about 50000 guardsmen ready for immediate duty, while others would be needed for training the first conscripts from millions eligible.
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Associated Press
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
D-Monl
Tead
Wadsworth
Herald
Senate
Sheppard D-Vex
Burke-Wedsworth
Military Committee
Johnson
Cala
Thomas
Rtdu
Landen 1 Pt.- Minn
Volnjimry
Ife
Subpoenas Issued in Coast Communist Probe
Los Angeles county grand jury began hearing evidence from District Attorney Baron Pits about alleged communist subversive activity along the Pacific coast. Four people were subpoenaed, with rumors of big Hollywood names. actor Lionel Stander and director Herbert Biberman denied subpoenas. Pits said witnesses would explain ties to the party and attendance at meetings urging government disloyalty, and he claimed a startling stash of evidence pointing to plans to topple officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Baron Piite
Pacific Coast
Pils
Hollywood
Lionel Stander
Herbert Biberman
Pits
Communist Party
Sis
Child Missing for Five Hours Near Ripley
State police assisted in a four hour search for Richard King age one and a half in B D Wallabury. He disappeared about evening four and was found four o clock about one and a half miles from home in a potato patch. A neighbor's shepherd dog aided the search. Local residents joined a posse during the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard King
William C. King
B.D. Wallabury
Otlock
Nebbors
Artie
Large Throngs See Soldiers Depart for War Maneuvers
Crowds crowded the Corry station as Company A of the Pennsylvania National Guard headed for northern New York on a special Erie Railroad train. The send off, the biggest since World War I, drew relatives and friends while units from Meadville Bradford and Corning joined en route to Ogdensburg for joint exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wzth Tfantry
Pennsylvania National Guard
Corry
Erie Railroad
Yihieh
Iso
B Company
Meadville
Bradford
Corning
We New York Gentral Lines
Ogdensburg
New York
Corey
Unik
He National Guard
William S
Robert & Brown
Ross Pehlman
Higher coal prices seen in western Pennsylvania
Coal prices in western Pennsylvania are projected to rise about 11 cents per ton due to government minimum rates ranging from 1.89 to 2.75 dollars per ton at the mine. A mine operator spokesman said delivered prices will vary by coal type with some gains over 1 cent per ton and others lower. The government’s 11 cent average national boost is expected to hold in the district as new rates take effect September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
Slondon
John Cudahy
Belgium
America
Cudahy
United States
Germany
Europe
Iquih Ts
Leopold
Hie Samme
Brussels
Taft
Wimnalt
Declan
Britain
Prescht
Cotnley
France
Pennsylvania
Cars In Crash Near Union City Damages Estimated At 150
Vehicles driven by Gladys Gorman of Union City and Lucy Mare of Davenport collided west of Union City after one car rear ended the other while stopped. Damage to both cars totaled about 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Gorman
Union City
Lucy
Mare
Davenport
N. Y
Union’ City
Gorman
Heavy rains welcome Corry area amid unsettled forecast
Corry area reports heavy showers today with a brief lull around 6 o clock followed by intermittent rain. Temperature cooled with the outlook for continued unsettled weather as residents note the rainfall.
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Talus
Corry
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