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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1940
Page
3
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In New York and Chicago scenes Col Charles A Lindbergh speaks at a peace rally of about 50 000 urging U S leadership for a peace plan as domestic and foreign interests pull the nation toward involvement. General John J Pershing calls for immediate aid to Britain and universal selective service with 50 destroyers available from the Navy in World War context.
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The Burke-Wadsworth bill outlines compulsory service for about 12,000,000 men who turn 21 or 31 by date. Local boards decide essential industry exemptions, with exemptions for officials, diplomats, and some ministers. Conscientious objectors receive hearings and may enter noncombatant roles. Enrollees train a year, then join reserves or National Guard. voluntary shorter enlistments exist. no substitutes or bounties.
Erie real estate activity surged in July with 94 dealing actions and fees totaling 270 945, the highest July volume since 1924, according to Recorder of Deeds Harty Sailler. Transactions matched June’s count, while fees stood at about 2 700 45 dollars.
Detroit reports that manufacturing costs materials taxes and excise taxes on chassis parts and accessories will push price increases of about 30 percent for 1941 autos and trucks in the coming weeks. The rise mainly affects low and low medium price field cars with higher increases likely for pricier models. Consumers will gain greater value through longer, lower, more powerful wartime models.
Robert Abers, 30, of 1101 Washington St Jamestown New York, drowned last night in Cassadaga Lake. Under Sheriff Harry Montgomery of Mayville state police and deputies with Coroner George Blood of Fredonia investigated. He had driven to Cassadaga with his brother John and three Jamestown friends for a swim.
The article explains a proposed act allowing private employers to be required to rehire released conscripts unless impossible or unreasonable. Interstate employers could face unfair labor practice charges, with the National Labor Relations Board authorized to compel reinstatement. Penalties include up to five years in prison and a $30,000 fine, effective May 15, 1945.
The Euclid Street sewer assessment was approved by the council despite protests from property owner Olly Comeil who claimed no benefit and could not be charged. The council fixed frontage costs at about 2479 dollars, deeming the charges reasonable and proceed with collection.
John Johnson 45 a former Union City athlete died Monday at his summer home near Piley's Siding after a brief illness. A well known figure in local sports he remained active in community life, though he had been in declining health for months.
Rev E A Hook speaks at special services at McGray church under Jeremiah of Toledo Ohio. Meetings open to everyone with special music and an invited Erie guest returning. Services begin at 8 o clock EST with ongoing plans tied to the Bahamas self government history.
A fragmented Erie obituary style note describes an Erie man named Prilts Juave me Wife and five well grown children amid mounting domestic trouble. The piece mentions trial or travel history, associates in Meadville and Bunnerhill, and references to local officials and a search or inquiry.
Ongoing court petition seeks disposition of a mortgage and tax status of a school district property. If the land reverts to private hands, back taxes may be due. if kept for school use, it remains tax exempt. The case centers on whether tax collection is permissible and how the mortgage is treated.
The text notes that pneumonia contributes about eleven thousand deaths annually in the United States, part of a broader figure of 1,400,000 deaths per year. It emphasizes pneumonia as a leading health risk and highlights its impact.
Erie officials cleared county home staff in the death of a patient treated at St Vincent’s hospital after a fall at the county home on June 20. Coroner and medical directors said the patient’s age and frailty, plus pneumonia risk, made survival unlikely, absolving staff of blame in the death.
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