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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1939
Page
3
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Richard Valentine, an 18 year old prep school football player, was involved in a case in Reaying Michigan where he reportedly shot a girl after pleas for leniency were rejected. The secretary to the superintendent noted he acted without charge.
Fragmented text describes a voyage on the liner Saturnia near the Azores. A female figure pleads with a French submarine commander as tensions rise involving a German object and continuing journey to Wey York. Context remains unclear due to garbled OCR.
Mona Wriedlander, 25, named to ferry new planes from factories to military units for combat duty. She previously served as the airwoman to a navy commander and piloted training flights for searchlight duties.
Ambiguously worded report suggests Richard Gar Casey, treasurer and minister in charge of development and of allied industrials, could be the first Australian minister to the United States. The text notes Australasian ties and a ceremonial capacity in the canal wealth context.
A Philadelphia survey of working women shows many college graduates earn low wages. Doctors with degrees reportedly make around 10 000 yearly while others earn about 3 000. Temple University officials note many graduates face wage gaps, and a large share of responses indicate education pays poorly for women in the labor market.
City officials announced a proposed ordinance to bar possession of books and magazines about the Soviet leader, aiming to curb materials with terms like Bonin and Leningrad. Mayor Lyons could sign to enact the law, with Sullivan stating signature is largely ceremonial. Harvard MIT Radcliffe and other Cambridge schools declined comment while pledging to comply if the measure passes.
Dex Dangastor and Jackie Pielaina of Portland Maine are cited in a record alleging a 21 minute “frozen live” incident. The previous record belonged to Jay Walker of Loe Auveles with a longer duration.
County budget discussions begin with commissioners reviewing the 1940 plan. A representative from a local business group attends as experts present cost data and possible tax relief options. Projections include a seven mill tax decrease and economy measures to balance the year.
Pittsburgh readers show strong interest in World War II era literature and propaganda as the Eurpopean conflict closes. Notable titles include Mein Kampf and works by Helirlly Bischel, with readers debating the value of veteran chronicles and desertion themes amid a shift in wartime sentiment.
Erie mayor Charles Ry Baylin said Tuesday that police department changes are possible while avoiding Friday action. He declined to specify specifics but suggested changes may affect the traffic division as Captain James Done III led talks just before noon. Local officials and divisional leaders discussed potential reshuffles amid ongoing governance discussions.
Philadelphia report on a coroner inquest into the death of 20 month old Charles Ivelan. His mother admits attempting to smother the child and later claims the child died by poisoning. Burial planned at Patterson’s Meadow with Reverend Aber Fasery Evangelist officiating services.
Miss Frances B Holmold, 98, former recluse, died recently leaving a fortune of $100,000 to the University of Pittsburgh, the Salvation Army, and the Young Men's Christian Association, as announced by United News from Pittsburgh.
Warren December report notes Erik Tew 73 died instantly in a two vehicle collision at the Levirgtan or Le Eagle intersection near 2980 Canton Street. Funeral arrangements listed at Putfi Tuneral Hume. Police report cites severe injuries to several others and extensive vehicle damage.
Ridgway December 27 Paula 4.2 said to Manley only child of Mr and Mrs PH Manley of South Street died at the Tamulu residence Saturday night. Death caused by scarlet fever after a short illness. The Ridgway threat of finished angelic education of the public in an attempt to check the sprout of the disease.
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