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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
Jan 02, 1941
Page
1
Clare Amne Speaks On Special Week
Clare Amne highlights special week events with community focus and local engagement. Details remain fragmented but indicate scheduled activities and a public audience in the town.
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Support Sought for Housing Plan in City
Brief item notes broad backing for a municipal housing plan in the city. Mentions a condensed “Glance Theatre of War” and scattered headlines from national and local briefs, including labor, relief costs, and a baby prize highlight, all reflecting wartime civic focus.
Housing program plans eyed for next week dinner meeting
Definite action may follow at a Golden Rule Club dinner meeting at a Cong home next Monday. The town faces a housing shortage as employment rises, prompting the Corry Regional Committee to consider a program offering incentives for new homes. Attorney Walter H. Scott handles preliminaries, with plans focusing on stimulating individual home building rather than mass construction. A committee could be formed to push definite steps, backed by local merchants and several interested organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Club
Cong
Corry
Walter H. Scott
Merchants’ Exchange
Garner Returns to See Roosevelt
John Garner the retiring vice president returned to Washington on January 2 and almost immediately sought an audience with President Roosevelt. The White House stated the meeting was arranged by request of the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
John Garner
Roosevelt
White House
Garner
Plan Monetary Legislation Plan Monetrary Legislation
Early congressional reaction favored a broad program of monetary legislation from federal reserve officials. The plan seeks repeal of greenback laws, curbs presidential power to adjust dollar value, and aims to facilitate eventual balancing of the federal budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve
Amon
One Missing After Major Show Slide Near Salt Lake City
Associated Press reports snow slide on Rustler's Peak in Wasatch mountains near Salt Lake City. Workmen probed a 50 foot snowpile to confirm fatalities after a party led by Kenneth C. Wright of Salt Lake City to Siders in the area. One man is missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prew
Salt Lake City
Wasatel Mountains
Seventy sixth Congress Ends After 863 Day Session
Washington Jan. 2 The Seventy sixth Congress ends its 863 day session amid disputes over national defense taxation foreign policy and monetary questions. Senate Majority Leader Barkley seeks confirmation of J Warren Madden to the court of claims while Taft opposes. Leaders plan to adjourn without a concurrent resolution as a new Congress convenes tomorrow and will not start business immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Barkley D
J. Warren Madden
National Labor Relations Board
Court of Claims
Taft
Ohio
National Labor Set i
Madden
Ernest
Army to seek 3 billion for armament program
The Army plans to ask Congress for about 3 billion dollars to expand its armament drive. Requests include 1 billion for 3,600 more bombers assembled in midwestern plants, 1.6 billion for guns tanks and other gear for a 2 million man force, and 400 million for more munitions plants. The program aims for standby production akin to Britain's shadow plants, supplementing 84 existing facilities funded last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Britain
Germany
Airplane Hanger and Aviation Hub to Open at Williamsport
A crew of 100 NYA workers recruited across the state will begin work within days on a large airplane hangar and aviation machines shop near Williamsport Municipal Airport. The project aims to expand air maintenance and storage facilities, signaling growth in regional aviation services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
NYA
Williamsport
New Year's Day Celebrations Warm in City
New Year's Day was enjoyed indoors and outdoors as mild weather kept youngsters from snow play. City residents attended parties and dances, Stanford Hose Company held open house with a large dinner, while many spent the day visiting and playing cards. Normal business resumes as schools reopen Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Stanford Hose Company
May
Bund modeled by Nazi rules described by Dies committee
The Dies committee labeled the German American Bund as patterned on Hitler’s ruthless military setup. It cited a confidential manual found with G Wilhelm Kunze detailing drill rules for the Bund’s unformed orderly service and urging fanatic crusades against Jewish Marxism, though members were forbidden to arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sassvcracenress
Washington
Ciling
Dies Committee
Bund
Adolf Hitler
G. Wilhelm Kunze
Murther
Bane
Nves
Slayings and Time magazine man of the year picks
In Camden New Jersey Patrick J Carrigan 70 was found slain on a lot near his shack in the shanty town where he lived since his wife’s death four years ago Detectives named neighbor Frank Swanbery 40 as a murder suspect In New York Winston Churchill was named Time magazines man of the year for 1940 in its June issue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Camden
N. J
Patrick J. Carrigan
Harry Kyler
Frank Swanbery
Churchill
MAN
New York
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Time Tmagazine
Ohio Concern Acquires Radiator Plant Here
Ohio Concern announces purchase of the former U. S. Radiator Corporation plant in Warren Ohio. He plans to subdivide Third Ward site to lure new industries and discuss the Carly dispute as representatives from the Chicago company visit within days to finalize terms and explore joint development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Company
Corry
U. S. Radiator Corp
Ohio Concern
U. S. Radiator Corporation
Dernier
He Gini
Enroll for New Defense Classes Here
Thirty seven unemployed Investigated the few national drives classes at the Hotel Voen uuial school, including twenty one now engaged on WPA jobs in the city and nearby. Defense classes continue daily through Christmas recess with daytime sessions as schools close. The program focuses on local needs and uses the Cory defense system as a model for smaller cities. Orville Alexander of Fre replaces Albert Anderson as machine shop practice instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnr
Hotel Voenuuial
Wits
Cory
de Pnse
Orville Alexander
Fre
Gnetm Manufacturing Company
Report on Vichy Break With Nazis
Berlin sources deny a break between Germany and the Vichy government of France. They say Fernand de Brine and Otto Abern remain in contact and that as long as those two men communicate, a permanent rupture cannot be claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ankhorsz
Vichy
France
Rollers
Lisbon
Fernand de Brine
Otto Abern
Germany
Vanio
Two Die As Fire Sweeps Apartment Building
An eight year old boy Vincent O Brien and a man died in a Philadelphia fire that tore through a city rooming house. The boy's father Harry O'Brien 45 was burned and hospitalized after leaping from the third floor. Beatrice Sidenberg 56 owner suffered facial burns. A second item reports John P F Dunlap 75 retired bishop and former Albright College president died of a heart attack in Williamsport Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asswerpea Tees
Philadelphia
Vincent O Brien
Harry O'Brin
Beatrice Sidenberg
Romeo Btsof
Williamsport. Pa
John PF. Dunlap
The
Evangelical Church
Albright College
Suzanne Ruth Renskers Captures 1941 Awards
Suzanne Ruth Renskers wins 1941 awards in a local celebration. The event notes her arrival at a city address and ties to Corry merchants, Cony hospital birth, and family details with festive New Year imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Ruth Renskers
Cony Hospital
Roth Renskers
Wilbur
OL Clymer
Fey Noone
Roberti
Thompyou
Mnther
Bat
Una You
Holidays Savage Toll: 210 Die in Accidents and Violence
Associated Press reports a holiday period with at least 210 deaths from violence and accidents. The tally includes 10 traffic fatalities, drownings, falls, shootings, and a railroad accident in Pennsylvania. Christmas and Christmas Eve produced the highest counts, with totals over 600 across the two-day span. State tallies list California 17, New York 13, New Jersey 10, and Maryland 2 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Pennsylvanis
Lott
AL Teast
California
New York
Oin
Jersey
Wes Wir Rink
Maryland
Many Congressmen Wind Up Terms
Prominent lawmakers left Congress at session end to return to private life, resuming farming and other pursuits. A dozen senators and about 70 House members began retirement or entered private life as they ended their official duties. In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania an accident report notes Bruce Berger and a friend escaped serious injury when their car plunged 75 feet over a hillside embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alloniated
Bloombburg
Bruce Berger
Cars Collide on Route 6 near Carry a close call
A multi-vehicle crash on Route 6 at Range’s Corners near Carry, five miles west of Carry, involved Gilbert Peterson and A. G. Sorenson. Peterson’s car struck Neutwall and overturned. Peterson and wife Cora, Willam Bloss, and Pearl Goodwill were treated. Peterson’s wife died later. Sorenson and daughter were hospitalized. A Bellevue resident narrowly escaped injury. both cars suffered heavy damage. The rookie misinterpretation of another driver’s intentions was cited as a factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Range
Roosevelt Highway
Carry
Neutwall
Cony-Sparta Road
Jurengon
Gilbert H. Peterson
Eagle Street
Cory
A. G. Sorenson
R. D
Corry
Petersun Wis
Cora Peterson
Willam Bloss
Pearl Goodwill
Second Avenue
Somsons Gur
Wu Anuhien
Berka
Peter
Wis
Corry Hospital
Jane Serionis
Ma Sorenson
Bellevue
Spartansbun
Garry
Wittombbile
Coates
Bombs Drop In Dublin Area Kill Three In Bombing
Fragmented dispatch reports bombs dropped around Dublin killing three people and injuring several others. Nearby towns including Carlow and Kildare were affected. Curragh area sustained damage and rail lines were disrupted. another unrelated item notes a Pittsburgh motorist's fatal heart attack while driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
German Planes Bolster Italy War Effort Reported
Allied wire service notes Nazi air forces and crews deployed to assist Italy in the Mediterranean. Reports claim German raids targeted Bremen and other fronts while Bulgaria’s Bogdan Philot travels to Vienna for talks. Observers cite Berlin plans for broader Axis offensive as Belgrade and London monitor rumors and troop movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Belgrade
Vienna
Adolf Hitler
Italy
Mediterranean
Rome
Iso
Byemen
Dtakay
Geyman Junes
Anita Lady
Devel Yang
Bremen
Laudor
Hillery
Jean White
Balkans
Bogdan Philot
Bulgaria
Belgrady
Phrin
Ramadi
Adil Hite
Proposals Seek Higher Social Security Benefits for Elderly
Washington legislators pressed for stronger social security for older Americans. Debates focused on a flat federal grant of 20 or 90 dollars monthly for those over 60 and shifting to a 2-to-1 federal-state contribution, with Senator Downey backing a plan to send funds from the federal to states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Downey
D.-Caht
Nema
House
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