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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
Feb 10, 1940
Page
1
Babson Urges Hull Trade Pacts to Lift World Economy
Babson argues that Hull's reciprocal trade agreements will boost foreign trade, industry, and employment. He warns that failure to curb protectionism could harm the United States and global economies, noting the need for gradual tariff reductions and congressional support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Hull
Faby
Congress
Ourain
Rosgevelt
Congres
State Department
Senate
Tor Cerre
Corry
Opposition develops to proposed bloc of neutral nations
A long reading of a local school board agenda outlines anticipated issues for the Monday meeting. President Henton returns from a state convention with policy notes on hiring married women as teachers and salary staff rules. LeRoi Williams or Walter Anderson of the Pennsylvania Economy League will present a comprehensive survey of district expenditures and the league report on the local study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Educasion
Henton
State Association of School Directors
Eiher LeRoi Williams
Walter Anderson
Pennsylvania Economy League
Russians Claim Break Through Mannerheim Line In Major Offensive
Russia claims victory with the first break in the Mannerheim line and capture of several steel and concrete artillery forts in its greatest wartime offensive against Finland. Finland denies the breakthrough reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannerheim Line
Russia
Finland
Auto Stolen on Center St Police Link Plymouth Theft
Police connected the theft of a 1934 Plymouth coupe owned by John Foley of 359 Marion Street. The car vanished from its parking space at 1006 North Center Street between 10:30 and 11 last night. A second theft involved headlights bulbs and spark plugs from Donald Tate’s car on North Center near Bond Street. No suspects yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winia
John
Foley
Marlon Street
North Center Street
Gasly
Trial in death crash set for next Monday
Tal of Arthur Morrison of Pittsfield charged with involuntary manslaughter in a fatal automobile crash that killed Maryin Rinoades, 19, of Pittsfield, will open in Erie county court Monday afternoon. Forty eight cases are listed for the February criminal term opening Monday, with Morrison the only local case of note. Corry witnesses including Police Chief John Planjean and Patrolmen Ruppersburger and Mead, Deputy Coroner Lawrence Davison, and Frank Brooks will testify. Rhoades was a passenger in Morrison's car when the crash occurred at the intersection of Shady Avenue and East Main Street. Monday's session begins with juror roll call and jury selection for the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal
Arthur Morrison
Pittsfield
Maryin Rinoades
Pittsfeld
Ash
Erie County
Baron R. Laub
Morrison
Corry
Chie
John Plan‘ean
Patcolmen
Ruppersburger
Mead
Lawrence Davison
Frank Brooks
Rhoades
Shady! Avenue
East Main
Heavy Smog Covers Pittsburgh District
Smog blankets Pittsburgh today and the prior day, with residents noting persistent fog and poor air. Weather officials warn winds may bring rain later, as air quality remains a concern across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittatour
Congressional Approval Given Welles Tour
United Press reports President Roosevelts peace moves won broad congressional approval with some opposing any neutral bloc plan. State Department denied aiming for such an alliance while noting aims to advance lasting world peace. European capitals show skepticism about concrete peace proposals amid Wells mission and Hull talks with neutral regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
State Department
Cordella Hull
Sumner Welles
United States
London
Europe
Cordell Hull
Berlin
Cordell Hull Hay
Pittsburgh Gun Victim Serious Injury Reported
Harry Micalotti a 13 year old boy was shot in the stomach by a revolver in New Castle Pennsylvania police said the wounding was accidental Virgil Apostalice also 13 was handling the gun at the time. Micalotti remained in serious condition at New Castle hospital authorities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United Prem
Earle Confirms Harle Nomination in Senate Action
February 10 reports the Senate confirmed the nomination of former Guy George H. Harle of Penpaulgania os mines of Bolgirls after a constrained confirmation process. The action clears Harle for a government post pending official appointment formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle
Washington
Guy George H. Harle
Penpaulgania Os Mines of & Bolgirls
Senate
Olen
Britain says destroyer gets two Nazi subs
British officials report a destroyer sunk two German submarines aboard a wartime patrol. The same day British aircraft raided Sylt, and German claims note raids against six British ships with significant merchant losses. The Marmnerheim Line battles continued with heavy Russian casualties and multiple tank and artillery losses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Preas
Russia
Marmnerheim
Red Army
Lake Tatlogs
Sealand
Sylt
Geman High Command
Former U S envoy to Germany dies at Round Hill
Washington Feb 19 Former U S ambassador to Germany William Dodd dies at his Round Hill Virginia home of pneumonia He was 70 and had served as ambassador until his recall from Germany in January 1930 Funeral services are planned for Sunday as the nation mourns the long time diplomat who faced the rise of Nazi power abroad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unser Red
Washington
U. S
Germany
William Dodd
Round Hill
Dodd
Pope Pleads for Peace in East
Pope Jus XI appealed to Emperor Hirohito to end hostilities in China on the 2600th anniversary of Japan. The telegram asked God to ease fighting and grant the Japanese people and their sovereign glory and happiness. The message noted gratitude for the Japanese government’s benignity toward Catholics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Vatican City
Jus XI
Hirohito
Japan
China
Felleligtions
Ex- Brest
Three Held for Rolling Man at Jamestown
Three men and a couple face grand jury charges after a Jamestown city court hearing. Kenneth Wilcox and a waitress were involved at Conti's Restaurant when money and alcohol allegedly led to a dispute. Conti and the Aikens await further action, with bonds set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Wegren
Tone Horton
Kenneth Wilcox
Watts
Allen E. Bargar
Rowell Gontt
Morris Aiken
Hartfey
Coin
Gonti
Aikens
Wilcox
Testaurant
Aiken
Wien
Aalyo
Conti
Dimm
Contl
Charleroi youth dies after hospital leap incident
A Charleroi youth reportedly died after a three story leap from a hospital and the incident is linked to an earlier heart attack. The case involves local medical staff and authorities are reviewing the events surrounding the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlerot
Charleroi
Charleroi- Monesen Hospital
Tutoday
Pittsburgh man poisoned himself amid wife illness
Clem W. Rue, Verona General director, went to Woollawn Cemetery office with cemetery superintendent Ronald Maxwell, saying his wife’s illness forced him to end his life. Rue, about 68, entered the office and requested burial arrangements, then shot himself after professing he could not endure the sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnieorren Piitsburgh
Wifsrewell
Clem W. Rue
Verona
Guitieral Direntor
Ar Fe
Woollawn
Porson Ronald Maxwell
Melendent
Mat Ruve
Walter Jones Heads List of Candidates in Pennsylvania
In Philadelphia insiders report a split within the party as leaders prepare for a senatorial primary fight. Walter A. Jones, Pittsburgh turnpike commissioner and oilman, is repeatedly mentioned as a leading anti-Guffey candidate with allies including David L. Lawrence and Warren B. Roberts. Ambassador Bullitt’s arrival sparks talk of a possible shift in Pennsylvania politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
David L. Lawrence
Warren B. Roberts
Leo GC
Mundy
Wilkes-Barre
Luverne County
Janos J Law
Guffey
Walter A. Jones
Pornaytvante Turnpike Commission
Pittsburgh Oiloan
William . Bullitt
France
Cov
Clearge Ft. Earle
Pennsylvania
Austria
Frank P. Blair Seriously Ill in Local Pneumonia Battle
Friends and prominent city resident Frank P Blair is gravely ill at his West Church Street home. He had been bedbound with influenza for several days when pneumonia developed early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Blair
Church Street
Blair
Resume Safety Program To Patrol All City Schools
Corry Safety Council plans spring reopening of the Patrol Program to supervise street safety near schools with cooperation from Parent and Teachers associations. Phillin Zalmeek, chairman, called a meeting for next Wednesday to finalize reopening. Student officers will unveil flags and start patrolling designated streets with work relief workers. Success of the experimental barricading on Willy streets will guide potential citywide expansion next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ress Prue
Bose
Story Council
Albany Ga Tornado Kills Six, Wounds Hundreds
A tornado struck Albany Georgia on February 10 killing at least six people and injuring more than 300. The storm wrecked business and residential districts, caused widespread power and communications outages, and prompted emergency response including National Guard mobilization and Red Cross aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Smith
Calted Kress Sunt
Albany
Mt Dawn
Putney Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
Bikes Club
Rowenberg
Nicholas Tole
Western Union
Freeman's Business College
Séara- Ekosbuck
Hyo
Washington
American Red Cross
Ith Birniett
Alu
Albanny
James Opposes U S Control On Air Industry
Harrisburg Feb 10 Arthur H. Thins asserts opponents fear federal control of the air industry. He cites rights and demands a five dollar provision to Washington while attorney general Williams backs more oversight. Bradford and Ralph Zoek Bradford are mentioned in a House session report.
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Harrisburg
Arthur H. Thins
Ito
Allite
Searth
Nist Jumbo
Depe Blyttorney
Wili
Ralph Zoek Bradford
Eelire
Mit
Manu MN
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