Pittsfield Youth Held in Fatal Auto Crash
Morrison, 19, of Pittsfield, held for February term on a charge of involuntary manslaughter in a fatal crash at East Main and Shady Avenue. Marvin Rhodes, 18, also of Pittsfield, a companion, was involved. hearing attended by Police Chief Flanigan and deputies.
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Pittsfield
Morrison
Pittfield
Tris County
Wiles
M Companion
Marvin
Rhoades
Pittsfieldt
Momison
Alder
John D. Flanigan
Ross
Mead
Lloyd Ruppersberger
Lawrence Davison
Guy Rhcades
Luter
Morryon
East Main Street
Shady Avenue
Atiemstie
Blaine Kincaid
Commonwealth
Looney
Walter Scott
Business in Country Hits New High for Ten Years
Babson notes rapid strides in 1939 recovery with a 19.5 percent gain past year. U.S. and Canada show higher wages and farmers income, while unemployment lingers. War in Europe mirrors a ten year high in U S business activity, led by steel, autos, railroads, textiles and building trades.
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Roger Babson
Savannah
Georgia
America
Europe
United States
Canada
Hille
Iebor
Poland
Death Claims Doc Keleher of Cory at Cleveland Clinic
Corry resident P. Keleher owner of the Boston House died in Cleveland Clinic after a long illness. Born August 2 1873 he helped run the hotel and supported local sports and civic affairs. Survived by wife Blanche a sister and a brother, with funeral set at St Thomas church.
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Rank P
Dot) Keleher
Boston
Corry
Cleveland Cline
Oelock
Mi Likelahas
Tal ‘Edith
Cleveland Clinic
Spécialista
Cory
Boston House
First Avenue 1
West Main Street
Kelehér
Iim
Tocal
Keleher
Cortylodge
No. 763
BP. O. Ellis
Stanford Hose Company
Blanche Kelener
Elizabeth Keleher
Michael Keleher
Kelcher
Cleveland
Bracken-Keating Funeral Home
St. Thomas
Series of Train Wrecks Hit German Railways
United Press dispatch from Karlsruhe cites two separate wrecks near Rudel ell on Lake Constance last night. One freig ht coll ided with a passenger train, killing 21 and injuring 30. The disasters mark the seventh and eighth rail accidents since the war began, raising total deaths to 28 and injuries to over 200.
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Germany
United Press
Karlsruhe
Rudel@ell
Lake Constance
Berlin
Njuring
Christmas Greetings From Golden Rule Club
Frank W. Whiteley and officers of the Golden Rule club extend Christmas greetings to club members merchants and Corrysi Wo Mie public at large wishing the community one of its happiest Christmas days in years.
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Golden Rule Club
Frank W. Whiteley
Corrysi Wo
Local Campaign Draws Prize Plymouth Car
Nellie flarg wins first prize a Plymouth in a journal subscription drive. Mayor Pronk ranks, Frank Whiteley head of Golden Rule Lib, and Dr Haley Oswalt of the Hotel Corry attend the drawing completing the event.
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Flarg
Nellie Aveok
Pronk
Rank Whiteley
Golden Rule Lib
Haley , Oswalt
Corry
Shiwkr Ranyass
Grand Prize Winners Named in Local Contest
The notice lists grand prize recipients and vote counts including Nellie Jack of Carey with 11996 votes winning first prize a $500 Living Room set and Mabel Schreikengost of Spartanshure with 420875 votes winning second prize. Additional winners include Elbert Wood Casey Chates and Corry Burnhart with varying prizes and voters.
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Nellie Jack
Carey
Allamos
Mabel Schreikengost
Spartanshure
Yith
Aula
Local unofficial results show mixed vote totals
The snippet lists various unreadable names and numbers with political totals and commissions mentioned. It references individuals such as Miss Allene Gorin and other locals from Corry, with vote figures including 12.403.075 and 2,003,365 noted amid unclear context. The Journal signals awaiting full official results.
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Mie
Oller
Miki Hhwel
Newry Columba Fe
Avid Linus
Caviy
Olen
Allene Gorin
Corry
Youn
May
Sibboy
Campaign opens with twenty candidates and new subscriptions
The campaign announces twenty candidates in the field and closing despite wide interest. About 400 new Evening Journal subscriptions are reported, with more than sixty percent from county residents and localities.
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Willy
Eny Hitchhuken
Moscow Admits Most Serious Difficulties in Finland War
United Press reports Moscow acknowledges severe difficulties after 24 days of fighting from Arctic to Gulf of Finland. Estimates place Russian losses around 9 000 with higher Western claims up to 60 000. Finnish casualties exceed 12 000 with over 10 000 wounded. Allies report 735 000 tons of German-bound merchandise captured since the war began.
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United Tress
Finland
Arctic
Gulf of Finland
Moscow
Petsamo
Paris
Germany
Big Meyerink Mill Leveled By Fire Near Columbus
Fire destroys the Meyerink Milling Company mill east of the railroad at Columbus around 8 oclock tonight. The fire causes about 28000 in damage while insurance may cover the losses. Police and fire units respond as witnesses describe the blaze and efforts to contain it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maverink Milling Company
Columbus
James launches new WPA attack in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania on December 23 United Press reports James accuses Republican states of shouldering WPA reductions. He blasts WAA admin and Colonel Harington for quota failures while accusing Senator Guffey of controlling the WPA in the state and threatens further political pressure.
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James
United Press
Harrisburg
Arthur H. James
Federal Relief Agency
Pennsylvania
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
New den
City Officials Await State Ruling on Bank Nights
Local officials await a decision from the state department of justice on whether bank nights bingo games and similar attendance inducements at venues are lawful. Russell Shockley said no Pennsylvania statute clearly covers these subjects and no new law was enacted last session. He noted enforcement rests with district attorneys and motor police in suspected wide scale or rural cases. Commissioner Adams said motor police will crackdown on large lotteries but no broad campaign is planned.
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State Department of Justice
Permoner Ila
Russell Shockley
Te United Bess
Pennsylvania
Focal
Inny Shocktley
Mot Bi Picture
Shockley
Atieaneys
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Lyn G. Adams
Man Dies After Auto Crash Near Spring Creek
John Hober 33 of Spring Creek RD 1 died at Corry hospital after a car skidded and hit a Besson truck three miles east of Spring Creek. He worked at Aero Supply Mfg Co and was en route home. The crash also injured another driver and prompted a state police inquiry. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Besson Track
John Haber
Corry
Hober
Aero Supply Manufacturing Company
Shady Avenue
Patrclavson
State Motor Police
JG. Mierz
Autve
Besson
Man Tatory Hospital
Slithte Hope
Hug
Rescue of Stranded Plane Crew in Arctic Cabin
Four days in a small cabin on the Alaskan tundra left Magdalene Jefford her 15 month old son and others with minimal food and fuel after their plane went down near Nome. Pilot Fred Chambers and James Walsh aided by Jack Jefford found the wreck 35 miles west of Butler County. A note seeking forgiveness was found in Clyde Dickson's home before his death by rifle shot.
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United Press
Nulato
Alaska
Magdalene Jefford
Fairbanks
Fred Chambers
First Lady Attends Charity Christmas Parties in DC and Arlington
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt visited theater parties for poor children in downtown Washington and Arlington, Virginia. She delivered special greetings from the president and distributed initial gift packages including clothing toys and candy. She attended the Washington party hosted by the Central Union Mission.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Arlington
Central Union
Misisn
Publishing Firm Faces 100000 Suit Over Column
A $100000 damages suit has been filed in the United States District Court in Erie against Ridgway Publishing Company publisher of the Ridgway Record. Attorney S Y Hosaker represents Congressman Martin L Swenney of Cleveland. The suit cites a December 23 1938 Washington Merry Go Round column by Drew and Pears alleging libel against the congressman. Other papers publishing the column may face similar actions.
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Erie der
Sait
Ahel
United States District
S.Y Hosaker
Martin L. Swenney
Cleveland
Ridgway Publishing Company
Ridgway Record
Teged Movlsis
Washington
Drew and
Pears
Tiwan
Alsa
Colorado Solon Dies at Hospital Washington
Rep. Toh A Martin, a Colorado Democrat, died early today at Naval Hospital after a short illness. He was 7 he had served two terms in Congress between 1999 and 2018 before returning to private practice in Pushlo, oly. In 1932, after a similar period away from service, he was elected to the third Congress and to the subsequent one.
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Colorado
Solon
Washington
Toh A Martin
Col
Naval
Martin
Congress
Pushlo
Oly
All American planning six pickup routes expand network
The article details a large plan by All American to add six pickup routes including routes to Corry and from Wilmette to major centers. Applications seek certificates of conversion for aviation needs and express routes radiating from Parboured to several midwestern and eastern cities. Route D links Pittsburgh to Buffalo via multiple intermediate points. Route B ends in New York with numerous stops.
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Aly
Cory
Al-Ammeridan
4Vbi- UN Tis
Wilmtijal
Ded
Ihweh
Pennsylvana
West Wilegas
New Joveey
New York
Corry
Buffalo
Pittesurgh
N.Y
Natens
Butler
Slippery Rock
Grove City
Franklin
Oz City
Itusville
Youngsville
Warren
Jamestown
Predonia
Inkirk
Angola
Homourg
Orghwed Park
Elmsburgh
Pitcairn
Vandergrity
Tidinna
Punxintaynty
DuBois
Gleasfield
Philipsburg
State Gallers
Bellefonte
Kook Haven
Jersey Shore
Willamufort
Milton
Solbury
Daneville
Blocmesura
Berwick
Naticoke
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Buck Wil Pally
Stroudburg
Newtort
Nod
Dever
N. Jy
Moeviy
Noa
Judge Kephart to Quit Bench in Iowa Supreme Court
Justice Jona W. Kephart, 67, plans to retire from the Iowa Supreme Court effective January 2 after 21 years on the bench. He may seek Republican nomination for governor or U.S. Senate in 1984, with possible future moves to reform party roles or other offices.
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State
Supreme Court
Senate
United Tress Heeneburg
Jona W. Kephare
State Supreme Comn
Iowa
Pennsylvania
State Superior Court
Justine Keptinrith
Repubtican
James to Formally Open Farm Fair
Harrisburg dispatch reports James will formally open the Pennsylvania farm products exposition on Monday night January 5. The program approved by the Farm Show Commission includes 24 farm organization conferences and entertainment plus a polo game in the Arena between the West Shore Rangers and the 16th Cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Nor Arthne Hy James
Farm Show Commission
West Shore Raqigerh
Cavalry
Coroners Jury Links Bradford Accident to Driver Error
In Bradford December 23 a coroner's jury ruled the death of Dorothy Rodabaugh 18 an accident. The inquiry recommended suspension of licenses for two drivers Burl Patterson Jr. of Bradford and Duwayne Bula ard of Duke Center after a Saturday crash that left the student nurse fatally injured and three others hurt.
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United Press
Bradford
Dorothy Rodabaugh
Wink
Burl F. Patterson, Jr
Duwayne Bulaard
Duke Center
Liberals Urge F D R To Run For Third Term
The liberal faction in Washington presses President Roosevelt to seek a third term. John M Coffey, head of Life bias, says most House members support the bid while stressing dangers of the current political climate and implying support for a Mount candidate.
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Py United
Washington
Rey
John M. Coffée
Wash
Floc
Moomt
Fire destroys Clymer Mill and disrupts milling operations
A blaze at the Meyerink Milling Company mill in Clymer completely destroyed the facility and its freight, prompting swift response from railroad crews and shifting production. Roy Grayink of Meyerink Milling said service would resume for patrons with limited delays as investigators probe the origin of the fire.
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Er Vodhy
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Wee Ose Poe Luenter
Elbert Wood
Casey
Witty A
AEG Parks Wuss
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Clymer
Bre Gordon
Ize Auto
Ntest
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eaUngheir
Tangeinyal
Roosevelt Highway
Wain
Aid Rue
Ivan Berry
Carly
Corry Pamper
John Hober
Harry E. Wilcox
Besson Gurk
Whlnost
Pysinkinn Wawren
Evie County Nulthories
Mold
Nwone Kaday Hober
Puneral
Clyde Dickson
Brady Township
Butler County
Kephart
Liberals
F.d.r.torun
Clymer Mill
Roy Crayink
Méyelite Milling Company
Slnday
Pete Christina
Dutiverliony
Grayvnk
Department Uywllatie
Blaine
Bret
Fee
Passuhgar
Goth
Ray Grayink
Clymen
Meyerink Milling Company
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Moxie
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