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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1939
Page
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William J Wasik 16 of Union City was found fatally injured along Roosevelt highway near Union City on Saturday evening. Authorities believe a hit and run caused his skull fracture and death after arrival at Union City Hospital. Survived by parents and siblings, funeral set for St. Catherine's in Titusville.
In Copenhagen a German assault on the Swedish envoy sparked regional dread as Berlin presses and officials signal fear of broader moves. The coverage hints at strategic aims to disrupt Nordic support to Finland and sour relations with Sweden amid wartime tensions.
Foreign diplomats including 14 Americans fled near the Inuit capital amid reports Russia planned to gas the city during a snowstorm. Finland denies using vomiting gas and warns of heavy bombing threats while gas masks run scarce.
Blonde inmate Ruth Judd 15 again escapes pursuit after fleeing the state insane asylum. She visited Rev. R. H. Warren’s home leaving notes for Gov. Jones and her mother, took a coat and food, and vanished as bloodhounds followed a desert trail near Phoenix. Sheriff orders pursuit with Warren’s home nearby. Mrs. Charles Perkins returns from New York with grandson Kenneth Peris.
Democratic State Chairman David Lawrence testified in Dauphin county court denying alleged conspiracy to fix Erie gravel specifications and extort 5000 from Pioneer president Spurgeon Bowser. He said he was born in politics and defended cross-state witnesses amid the Erie gravel controversy linked to former Governor Earle’s administration.
Contestants stay tightly bunched in the subscription drive with many names and addresses shown. Mrs Allene E Corbin and Miss Leona M Smith appear among a long list of participants tied at similar totals as the campaign includes extra ballots for top subscribers and ongoing tallying of new subscriptions.
Journal reports warnings of gas bombs by Reds as Soviet forces press a large offensive in Europe. Italy and Finland see demonstrations and Allied powers vow to oppose Soviet invasion. Britain notes German ships hit at Helgoland while Finnish troops defend against advancing Red Army near the Arctic coast. League of Nations asked to review charges. shipping losses and merchant tonnage cited.
The Corry Chapter of the Red Cross pushes to top six hundred memberships this week. Chairmen report strong canvassing but remaining renewals and new signups are sought at downtown offices and business districts. Members are urged to contact ward chairs or leave renewals at Stewart Hat Shop or Bracken–Keating Co. by week’s end.
Erie attorney Harold F. Mook receives appointment to the Public Utility Commission legal staff in Harrisburg. The well known Erie county figure will earn about 4000 dollars yearly and work under the chief counsel. The news reached Erie Saturday and follows a Corry event where Mook was known for veterans’ meetings and public talks.
A Warren man identified as Prey, 68, of Charendon, died after his car was struck by a vehicle driven by Vern Watsons of Corry near Warren. He sustained leg fractures and head injuries and died at Warren hospital after being taken there for treatment. Police launched a joint investigation with Warren County police and local authorities to determine the exact circumstances.
Guardsmen of Company A completed a multi day field maneuver program at the State Armory in Grove City. Brig Gen. C Blaine Simathers visited and praised the unit despite bad weather. A turkey dinner followed the late Sunday briefing as Captain Houghton lauded the guardsmen for their spirit and tough training under adverse conditions. Separately, Tomwoust Wine of Corry was severely injured in a Palomobile accident near Ellwood City, with his daughter and others travelling to the hospital.
About 50 crew members were on board when a German mine layer blew up near Copenhagen. The explosion occurred on December 4 as the vessel, reportedly near La Gelindt (Laergic?) Island, suffered a catastrophic blast. Rescue efforts were underway but details remained unclear.
A spree of hunting injuries and a fatal gunfire incident in Pennsylvania's Deer Country leaves 10 dead and many wounded among licensees. Names and points tallies for top kills flood the scene as authorities investigate. The Wheeling report notes Chris Poulys, 48, died after a savage illness and accident.
Speech at Elks Lodge memorial service calls for peace while warning aggressors. Speaker cites divine guidance and cherished ideals in jeopardy amid looming U S entry into war. Weather dampens attendance. choir and civic orchestra perform amid solemn tribute to fallen and nation.
A car collision near Sherman with a moving Sherman vehicle without lights injures Mrs. Stewart who was returning from Ilchester, NJ. She suffers a broken nose and is remanded to Corry hospital. Her infant son and grandmother Mrs. Robert Retherford escape with minor injuries. The Sherman car, reportedly owned by youths named Cady, was being pushed.
An article from Harrisburg reports that James indicates a special session is likely. It notes a December date and mentions potential agenda items including funds transfers and related legislative actions. The text is fragmented but centers on expectations for a new session and fiscal maneuvering.
The fragmentary legal notice from Philadelphia dated December 4 discusses Bernard Davidoyttz and implications of alien registration in relation to constitutional rights. It references enforcement potential and penalties under state and federal relief laws, noting possible consequences for refusal of employment or work.
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