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06 Jan 1941
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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 06, 1941
Page
1
Fragmented Local Notice From A Dated Page
Readable fragments describe home visits and social calls involving Mrs names and relatives at various towns. Mentions of Hawken Pon and Mrs Jamesville appear with scattered dates and locations. The text records informal events, visits, and shifts in residence around a holiday period.
British Forces Tighten Blockade of Tobruk Front
British mechanized patrols push from Bardia toward Tobruk forming a close blockade in eastern Libya. RAF bombed Tobruk with multiple airstrikes damaging buildings airfields and defenses. Italian casualties and prisoner counts surge as the desert campaign continues with Mussolini's forces under pressure. Soviet rumors link to Balkan crisis as Moscow reportedly weighs actions against Germany. London endures German night raids as volunteer defense rises with morale strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bardia
Trallen
Tobruk
Rodolfo Graziani
Libyan
Italy
Libya
Mussolini
RAF
Tobpuk
Italiin
Tits Daily War Bulletin
Bardi
Balkan
Moscow
Berlin
Russia
Germany
Rumania
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Hungary
London
Oliver “Dwist
Brief Glance of War Theatre News and Local Updates
A compressed briefing outlines events from the war front in CAIHO-Hsardla fall after a 20 day siege with 28,000 prisoners claimed by the British, London fire watch efforts amid defiant crowds, and a Washington push for foreign peril measures. It notes local fires, deaths, and state political notes with rail and coal industrial updates and a Harrisburg official’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caiho—Hsrdla
London
Washington
Rosevelt
Congress
Labor Board Upheld In Ruling On Union Contracts
Washington January 6 The U S Supreme Court ruled the labor board can require a company to sign a written contract with a labor organization if an agreement on employment conditions is reached The decision by Justice Stone concerns the Heinz Company of Pittsburgh and a labor dispute. Scranton Burglaries Linked to Three Col. Suspects In Nine Counties The January 6 report states two Scranton men connected with up to 120 burglaries across nine Pennsylvania counties were tied to two more suspects by state police with charges filed in Columbia County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Labor Board
Justice Stone
Hi. J. Heinz Company
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Columbia County
Polica
Joseph Doty
Tein Baio
Pilot Loses Radio Beam and Crashes Near Ridge
San Diego officials report a navy transport plane killed all 11 aboard after a radar beam loss and a weather tainted approach near Mother Grundy range. Lieut. James Cyril Flemming, 46, of Reading, Pa, among the dead, with four survivors noted. Investigators expect weather and fog to be the primary factors in the mishap southeast of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Diego
Calif
Naval
Mother Grundy
James Cyril Flemming
Readjing
Navy
Texas
Simpson Ranch
White Mountain
Heach
San ' S
Bootleg Operations Made Legal at Mine
In Shamokin Pennsylvania on December 6 a landmark contract was approved by 120 to 29 votes. It would legalize bootleg mining by 158 freelance miners who must lease land and pay royalties to William Greenough, owner of a 400 acre tract whose stripping machinery had been removed two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Dan
Bear Valley
William Greenough
Theft Investigated At Rowe Flower Shop
Police probe a weekend theft at the L. J. Rowe Flower Shop 121 North Center Street. About $6.25 was taken from a cash register. Miss Lucy Swan discovered the loss when opening Saturday morning while Mrs Guy Lindsey manages the floral shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Rowe
North Center Street
Guy Lindsey
Lucy Swan
Injured Woman Fractures Leg In Erie Auto Crash
Miss Hazel Sweet of East South street was injured when her automobile collided with a stopped car on the highway near Erie Saturday evening. She received treatment at Erie and was later moved to the home of her brother Harold Sweet on East Wayne street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Hazel Sweet
East South Street
Miss Sweet
Harold Sweet
East Wayne Street
Typing Classes Open Tonight at Benlor High School
Beginners typing classes start tonight at Benlor High School with Mrs Mae McCormick in charge from 7 to 7 30 pm. Registration for beginners and others will be held this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benlor High School
Mae McCormick
Reglor Clases
George Hulett Dies in Fire at Cutting Store
George Hulett fifty four who lived near Corry perished from smoke in a Sunday morning fire that destroyed the Cutting general store and an adjacent home. Fire crews from Clymer and local residents battled flames after a report from Arthur Wallace, the highway superintendent, who alerted Hulett and neighbors. The blaze origin remains under investigation as the building and stock were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hulett
Corry
George Harrison Hulett
Cutting
Billet
Guy
Mark
Earl Rogers
Prunch Creek Viciity
Hulett
Wallace
Frank Hulett
Suummon
Clymer
Charles Deist
Huletts
Lutting
Amore
Frank
Washington Used Own Mine System in Delaware Straits
Philadelphia January report notes General Washington employed a concealed mine tactic on the Delaware in 1777 to trap British vessels aiming for Philadelphia. Iron-snouted poles sunk to anchor points rose as submerged hazards to trespassing ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panvesien Frese
Philadelphia
George Washington
Delaware
Roosevelt calls for swift defense boost amid measles outbreak
President Roosevelt told Congress the United States faced an unprecedented foreign peril and urged a swift, driving increase in defense spending and production of munitions and supplies. He pressed for authority to expand armament efforts even amid global tensions, warning dictators may act before war starts and that aid to allies is essential for democracy abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Roosevel
Semel
Great House
Liv
Brent
Talsyuate
Siti
Torsnes
Deitel
China
Lao
Norway
Helm
Netherlands
City Fire Loss Report Reveals 1940 Totals
Fire Chief Andrew Pailsen presents annual city fire report noting total loss of 7,480 dollars and 1200 feet of hose used. Despite non serious city fires, several large rural incidents required 27 hours of fighting with numerous causes listed, including faulty equipment and false alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une City
Andrew Pailsen
Cy Council
Willy Mintelies
Rullei
Aero Supply Granted Special Tax Privilege In Defense Boom
Nineteen Pennsylvania firms including Aero Supply Manufacturing Co Corry and Valley Forge Military Academy Wayne were listed by the U S War Department for certification for special tax privileges authorized by Congress for defense work. Certificates would let amortization of plant additions over five years. Firms certify additions were necessary for national defense during the emergency period. The Nations Forge and Ordnance Co Irvine has applied for certificates of non reimbursement indicating no government reimbursement for added facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Aero Supply Minutiae Wing Co
Gurry
U. S. War Department
Congress
Associated Press
Companites
Aero Supply Manufacturing Co
Corry
Badenhauser Corporation
Bucks County
Carpenter Steel Co
Reading
Summeril Tubting Co
Bridgeport
Taylor-Wharton Tron & Steel Go
Buxton
Universal Cyclops Steel Corp
Bridgeville
Valley Forge Military Academy
Wayne
the Nations
Forge and Ordnance Go
Irvine
Wintry blast eases as Corry digs out from snow
Corry residents welcomed a brief easing of gusty winds that battered western Pennsylvania this weekend. Heavy snowfall occurred with temperatures around eight above freezing early Sunday. Light snow and clouds were forecast today with temperatures near freezing. Driving remained hazardous on district highways as crews worked with plows and cinders. Police reported no serious weekend accidents and urged cautious driving as the statewide snowstorm persisted with varied readings across several areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pannsylvenia
Airmail Pick Up Service Expanded Across 205 Mile Route
All-American Aviation, Inc. inaugurates daily cargo service on a 205 mile pickup route between Pittsburgh and Williamsport. The line serves Vandergrift, Leeteburg, Indiana, Poxhuthwey, DuBois, Clearfield, Phillipsburg, State College, Bellefonte, Lock Haven, Jersey Shore, Montoirsyville and Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All-American Aviation, Inc
Betwee Pitsburgh
Willamsport
Inquest Planned Into Penesa Death Late Week
Deputy Coroner awaits inquest date for Joseph Penksa seven who died from injuries after a car left Route 77 and hit a culvert headwall. Driver Addery remains hospitalized with injuries and is improving. Services held in memory as Penksa is survived by six sons and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Taviaon
Tivef
W.C. Anders
B.D. 2
Centerville
Beefore
Joseph Penkin
Britton Run
Carry Hospital
Davison
Penksa
Avdory
Ardery
Pensa
Never Too Old Elizabeth Mumps Quarantine Record
State Health Officer G Mason Bodenhauser reports Nathiel Firestone now oldest person quarantined for mumps in his 45 years of service. Firestone is cited as the region’s case in the latest health bulletin and authorities follow standard containment procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Jan
Nanathiel Firestone
G. Mason Bodenhauser
Firestone
Dozen New Disease Cases Reported in City Quarantine
Dozen new disease cases appear in the city with quarantines set at 815 West Smith Street. Three new whooping cough cases involve Theodore Peterson aged 5 Freda aged 3 and Berry aged 7. Measles spread across the Washington school district with a list of additional cases including Thomas Wood aged 5 months Margaret aged 2 years Donald McCafferty age 6 and others across several streets. The outbreak shifts from a single district to multiple areas as health officials track spread and reinforce quarantine measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoult
Cody
Thohkis Peterson
Freda
Berry
West Smith Street
John OD
Maple Avenues
Beauven Ies
East Main Stines
Bradley Baker
Ens Wayne Street
Lonny Alle
Marion Street
Warhington
Sven Lo
Thw Etiw
Courawion
City Attorney Found Stricken While Shaving
City Solicitor Blaine H Kincaid was found severely injured at his home after shaving when a throat injury and possible fainting led to a cut. He was rushed to Corry hospital. police and associates investigated after he failed to appear at 11 o'clock for appointments. Recovery expected despite the alarming incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine H Kincaid
North Center Street
Corry Hospital
Kenny Aid Business Associates
Severi
Cavid
Narrow Escape as Train Wrecks Car at Crossing
John Kornikowki of 218 Westchurch Street escaped serious harm when his Plymouth coach stalled at Pennsylvania Avenue crossing as an Erie Railroad freight train approached. He leaped free, but the car was demolished and dragged between the tracks delaying east and westbound trains. Kornikowki remained shaken but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kornikowki
Westchurch Street
Erie Railroad
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kozhikesti
Fitre
Rocomotve
Mornikoakin
Eckels Bill To Be Opposed In State Legislature
Reports indicate opposition mounting against Assemblyman Eckles and his milk relief bill. The measure seeks direct relief from milk prices with support from agricultural interests and state officials while foes plan repeal efforts in Harrisburg. An amendment to curb contract terms by dealers to midseason milk sales is also anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Perry Gables
Meadville
Harrisburg
Assemblyman
Eckles
Hse Hah
Weil
Mnc
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RY . WS Lake Cinity
Sume
Tr Christ
Basket
Farnil
Rhuet
Ned
Othes White
Nurret
George
U. S. Navy Guardia
Blaine Bkineard
Siohn Kornikosk
Allie Taylor
Resin City
Shains
Aero Supply Company
State College
Shamorin
Uniontown
WEAP
NBC
I East
WJZ
MBS
WEAF
Philip LaFollette
James Melton
Richard Crooks
CBS
Blondie
Fields and
RNB
Tokyo
DJD
Wiliam le, Stevenson
Burest of Engineering
State Department of Health
ROWE
George Hulett
U. S
F.D.R
Aero Supply
Penesa
Spartansburg
Blaine Kincaid
John Kornikoski
E.R.R
Eckels
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