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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
Dec 02, 1939
Page
1
Beane 1235 Investing Investor Mat Prone Kiddies
A fragmented item notes Beane 1235 as an investor or investor matter, with a vague mention of a mat and kiddies. The readable text is unclear on context, participants, or outcomes, but suggests a domestic or child-related product or decision.
Relations With Soviet Near End Amid Finnish Crisis
Washington reports tension grows as Soviet Russia rebuffs Roosevelt appeal against civilian centers. Officials note Moscow calls the president’s plea pointless and expect possible severance of diplomatic ties, while Washington monitors Finnish border developments and Soviet bombing claims. The White House and State Department face mounting pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart C. Montee
United Press
Washington
Russia
Rosevelt
Hich
Somech
Purliamen
Finkind
Jeffist
Government of
Finland
White House
State Department
Wicen
Cordell Hall
Roosevelt
H. P. Arthur Schoenfeld
Helsinki
A S BUSINESS HITS TEN YEAR PEAK AND WOBBLY TRENDS
The article reviews a decade of business swings with a 281 price peak dropping sharply to 41, amid shifts in employment, labor conditions, and consumer demand. It notes population movements, lingering unemployment, and cautious optimism as firms cut prices and invest, hoping for renewed expansion.
Elks to Hold Lodge of Sorrow Services
Public invited to annual Lodge of Sorrow at the Corry Rodge of milks home tomorrow afternoon. District Attorney Mortimer Graham of Eve will be principal speaker. Corry Civic Orchestra to participate, with vocal selections by Margarida Reno and four girls: Dorotha Mae Ritkers Louise Whiteley and Rachel Beckwith. Lodge officers led by Exalted Ruler Arthur Scheppner will conduct ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Lodge of Sorrow
Corry Rodge of Milks
Ollsck Immerow
Mortimer Graham
Eve
Corry Civic Orchester
Margarida Reno
Dorotha Mae Ritkers
Louise Whiteley
Rahel Beckwith
Arthur Scheppner
Widow's Trial Near End Today
United Press reports the trial of Mrs Rose Carma, accused of poisoning her common law husband, Pietro Stea, a South Philadelphia grocer, as part of Philadelphia’s insular murder syndicate. The defense rested after Mrs Onring testified denying charges she poisoned Stea for his life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Rose Carma
Kiss of
Heath
Selby
Onring
Pietro Stea
South
Witnesses clash in Pennsylvania railroad political trial
In Harrisburg on December 2 United Press reports Arthur DePerove a Corry publisher denied charges in a conspiracy blackmail trial against Democratic State Chairman David J. Bowser. Colegrove ex- county Democratic chairman rebutted Bowser and denied receiving 1006 money from the Pennsylvania Railroad and said he never heard of PRR political contributions before Howser testified. Continues on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Arthur DePerove
Corry
David J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Colegrove
Tre County
Democratic
State Property and Supplies
Spurgeon Bowser
Gravel
Samuel
Rossiter
Erle
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Pennsylvenia Railroad
PRR
Road Builders Buy Plant for Repair Storage
Aggodlabinnws reports Pred Wo Bwite of Baldwin Construction Company will take over the West Mountreat site for storage and maintenance of equipment. Dallas Winston Inc Detroit confirms deed signatures. property runs include Main Street area and belts with Fourth Avenue. The move aims to retain workers and boost local industry as Corry plans expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Baldwitye Constuction Company
Theespuyehwse
Poplsty
West Mountreat
Hille Lionibr
Dallas F. Winston, Inc
Detroit
Couneel
Ewing Nere
Toomilly
Bula Ae
West Miyl Street
Second Avenue
Wertware
Fourth Avenue
Main Street
Baldwin Company
Belujrinne
Corry
Baldwin Construction Company
Ile Restores
Vislsnelple
Aliens Denied Relief After New Year Invalidation Limits
Federal court invalidation of the 1939 alien registration law has no bearing on relief act amendments after January 1 for aliens who have not declared intent to become citizens. Public Assistance Secretary Russell said the ruling affects unemployment relief recipients and requires declarations of intention for those seeking aid after drop from rolls. It also means alien children in relief families must file declarations at age 18, and motorists may not have to answer citizenship questions on license applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Assistance
Howard L. Russell
Russell
Claude T. Renches
Tle
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Recall of 2200 freight workers by Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg Dec 2 The Pennsylvania Railroad said freight hauling has risen since Angish and as a result it has recalled 2 200 furloughed employees to work on its Philadelphia Middle and Williamsport divisions nearly exhausting the lists in some job classifications
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Angish
Philadelphiaa
Middle
Willamsport
Open Deer Hunting Opens With Many Bucks Taken Across Districts
Opening day deer hunting yields a sizable take despite poor weather and low snow hindering tracking. Reported bucks range from 3 to 12 points with weights around 150 to 180 pounds from districts including Lower Sheriff, Kinzua, Spartansburg, and Union City. Hunters cited favorable feeding conditions for Pennsylvania’s deer population and documented numerous notable bucks by local reporters and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Journal
Frank Kinley
Paul Spiesman
Cassius Paulson
Allan May
Kinmia
Charles Linsky
Kinzua
W. W. Waterhouse
Marienyilie
William Halfest
Kinzia
Walter Craker
Dunham Siding
Ralph Weicht
Doin Fie
Porky
Hollow
Mill
Daniele
Marienville
Willard Clark
Six Hunters Killed in Venango County Big-Game Hunt
A harsh deer season record shows six hunters killed and four injured by gunfire in Pennsylvania during last fall’s statewide deer season. Victims include 15-year-old William McKinley Himes of Clintonville and 20-year-old Walesaul Walezester of Washington. Authorities, including state motor policemen, investigate each fatality as cases of accidental discharge or undetermined cause near Marlenville Ridgway and Weedville.
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Skt
Miliew
Ren Sylvatia Woods
Esterday
William McKinley Himes
Cintonville
Venango County
Kane Hospital
Marlenville
Foresttotunty
Sitti
George Lnrll
Dep
Eunenor
McKett County
Treandther Wletries
Wales
Aul Walezester
Washington
Ridgway
Raymond Hillgtt
Chicera
Butler Coun
Charles Backes
Younewood
Samuel Witersteen
Danville
Dese Templeton
Oliver Gindiner
Weedville
Save Game Commission
Sen
Factory Worker Burned by Acid at Aero Supply Plant
A factory worker at Aero Supply Manufacturing Company suffered serious injuries from a splash of cyandlide at 7:40 p.m. in the heat treating department. George Wood, of ws ene wongies Street, received burns to the eyes and body and was treated by a local doctor before being moved to Hamot Hospital where doctors expect eyesight to be affected but not lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wood
Gulley excused as defense witness in graft trial
Senator Joseph F Gulley was excused from testifying in the graft case involving State Democratic Chairman David K Lawtones. The defense witness status was reversed to allow attendance at the Army Navy game in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisbury
Joseph F. Gulley
David K. Lawtenes
Army-Navy
Philadelphia
Roochvele
Three Arrests for Violation of Motor Laws
Union City and Grand Valley men arrested for motor laws violations. Parker faced $10 fine and two days in jail for operating without a license. Steen charged with allowing an unlicensed driver to operate. Graver, of Grand Valley, arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated and to have a hearing later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moen Aid
Pru W. Parker
Osa B. Steen
Graven Airoer
Thiton City
Cory
Mate Motor Pace
Parker
Steen
Union City
Grand ‘Valley
Pyrat Be. Burlingame
Mrs F B Austin Named Erie County Chairman
Mrs Frank B Austin of Maple Avenue has been named Erie County chairman of Pennsylvania's mobilization for the five-nin e job campaign. Walter D Pul er Philadelphia chief announced the effort to promote new jobs for unemployed women. Austin will form committees in Erie and county to spur job creation especially for skilled untrained domestics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. 8. Austin
Frank 8. Austin
Maple Avenue
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Walter D. Puler
Phiiladelphia
Austin
Erle
Farmer Killed in St Marys Fatality
A farmer, John K. Meyer, age 31, of Pear Street St Marys, was killed in a December accident. Details indicate the incident occurred in St Marys Pennsylvania and involved official certification. Further information on the cause and authorities was not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Marys
Abeop
John K. Meyer
Finnish Troops Halt Soviet Drive on Hanko Front
Finnish forces report shooting down 19 Soviet planes and sinking a submarine chaser while repelling attacks near Hanko. They claim Russian ships were damaged and bombers hit targets along the coast as Soviet pilots allegedly mourn losses. Demonstrations against the Finnish mission spread in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway with crowds praising Finland and denouncing Stalin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unified Press
Helsinki
Helsingfors
Hanko
Wall Uneit
Iurelian
Leningid
Hornern
Mand
Pini
Finland
Witeh
Bert
Sue Ainbed
Hvisinki
Moscow
Pinland
Stockhold
Sweden
Communist Newnpaper
Stalin
Kirkenaes
Norwey
Norway
Nebel
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