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08 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 08, 1941
Page
1
Day phen 13th eceive 5
Fragmentary OCR note mentions the thirteenth day and a five unit action. Limited readable entities prevent fuller context or attribution.
Food Stamp Plan Debate Reforms Center Meadville Meeting
A Meadville meeting Friday will discuss a proposed food stamp plan with Erie County delegation attending. Mayor Barber and officials weigh adopting the plan as five counties prepare to join, while national war news highlights Tobruk siege and Britain urging self reliance on homegrown foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Meadville
Hep
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Journal Today
Erie
J. , Shields
Henry Jeffs
John Dwyer
J. B. Brooks
Franklin B. ‘Hosbach
al Conkey
Charley R. Barber
Pinance
Paul F. Watson
Walter Pargo
Erie County Retill Grocers
Averasion
Chamber of Commerce
Grawford
Warren
Veriango
Mercer
Lafayette
Lields Sald
Ody
Increased Taxation Proposed by FDR for Defense Budget
President Roosevelt urged Congress to raise taxes to fund a total defense budget. He suggested higher income, excess profits, and estate taxes, with estimates of $1 billion to $2 billion additional revenue. He opposed broad universal taxes that hit low incomes, while urging targeted measures on wealthier earners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mryas
Washington
Roosevelt
Lome
Congress
Bay
Amb
Japar
Sini
Bowe
Austin
Twelfth Night Tree Burn Planned By Y Sponsorship
A Friday evening Christmas tree burn event is planned with Jory’s Twelfth Night observance. C Reneau M C A din and S H Nichols direct streets and coordinate the program. Children from the city are invited to join a parade to Wright street for the tree burning at recreation center with sounds from Avsound track and St Pauls Junior Choir under Armour Hillstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jory
C. Reneau
M.C. A.din
Stanley H. Nichols
Wright Street
Avsound
Corry High Band
St Paul's
Armour Hillstrom
Texas Voters Invited To Free Inaugural Barbecue
Gov W Len O Daniel invites Texas voters to a free barbecue across from the mansion for his inauguration for a second term. The cooperative event asks participants to bring no one must bring stock or meat for the feast. The invitation comes as a campaign flourish tied to his Hillbilly persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Gov. W
Len O'Daniel
Defense Office Created to Speed U.S. Materials Output
President Roosevelt created the Office of Production Management to mobilize industry for national defense. William S. Knudsen will be director general with Sidney Hillman as associate, joined by Navy Secretary Knox and War Secretary Stimson. The group is tasked to formulate and execute all measures to increase production and supply of materials and equipment for defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Cuy
William S. Knudsen
Sidney Hillman
Navy
Knox
War
Stimson
Pennsylvania Democrats Focus on 1942 After Victory Dinner
In Harrisburg on January 8, Pennsylvania Democrats, buoyed by November gains, hear from National Chairman Edward J. Flynn and National Committee member David L. Lawrence. They urge maintaining momentum, asserting the state has joined the Democratic fold in two successive presidential elections and must stay there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associate Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Edward J. Flying
David L. Lawrence
Plyait
News Today Condensed to Brevities at a Glance
Brief news morsels cover theatre of war in Libya, U S defense production push, a record peace budget, tax proposals, Texas cattle fest preparations, local city council discussions on a radiator plant assessment, and state ledgers on counter sabotage and mental hospital records with Democrats touting opposition gains.
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OATRO
Thalien
Libya
Changes in Officers of Guard Company Ahead
Mobilization of Company A for a year of training at Iadias town Gap set for February will bring officer changes. First Lieut. Robert Brown resigns. Ross Fehrman likely to become first lieutenant. Thomas Roelofs slated for first lieutenant. Walter Sears to become sergeant major. Capt. W. Stuart Houghton may advance to major after induction. Company A has been led by three WWI veterans and is expected to see promotions as the unit moves to national defense training. The next weeks should reveal definite advancement announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iadiastown Gap
Robert &. Brown Thas
National Defense
Ross Fehtman
Thomas Roelofs
Walter Sears
Secord
W. Stuart Houghton
Pennsylvania National Guard
Federal Service
Houghton
Lients
Brown
Fehrman
118Th
Tofantey
Munitions Train Collision Shocks Budapest Area
In Budapest on January 4 a German munitions train collided with another near Neretryo Ujfalu close to the Hungarian border. The blast damaged a large portion of the town and many cannot be promptly accounted for, with the number of casualties not yet confirmed.
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Budapest
Hungary
Gurnas
Neretryo Ujfalu
Transylvania
Darge
Amicable Adjustment Of City Valuation In Play
City council members discussed an amicable adjustment of the valuation on the Budialytown plant Monday. The plan involves subdividing the property into three or four smaller units under new owners, the Littie Consteyation Company, with work starting soon and aims to ease leasing or sale. City engineers will continue to study the remodeling details and a final valuation decision was postponed to another session.
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City
Gauil Us Yy Teseel Conitenee
Adjisuient
Oulduy Elleetid
Ioiet
U.S. Budiatw Corpormntan
Fuldings
Litie Consteyation Company
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Fous
Jae Municipal
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McHenry
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D. D. Williams
Keny
Final Wire Bulletins The Roosevelt manpower and fleet shake up
Final Wire Bulletins report a 42000 increase in manpower and a major fleet reorganization ordered by Navy Chief. Roosevelt authorized the manpower rise as Congress weighs defense and a $10 billion armament program is slated for Britain. Also notes British officals claim Bergonzoli escaped from a Libyan base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Knox
Roosevelt
Navy
Britain
Leahy Becomes U S Ambassador to France in Vichy
In Vichy France on January 8 Admiral William D. Leahy presented credentials to Chief of State Philippe Petain as the first United States ambassador to France since July 11. Leahy carried a personal message from President Roosevelt. Petain received the envoy with official ceremony.
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Vichy
France
Jaf
Wiliam Do Leahy
Phil Inde
Petwin
United States
William OC. Bullitt
Newt
Petii
Fren
Lident Roowwvell
Prison Terms For 5 Linked in Clymer-Sherman Thefts
Five men from Bradford and vicinity pleaded guilty to burglaries in the North Olympic sector in December. Judge Ottoway sentenced Albert Kline to 10 to 20 years in Attica, Andrew Kerr to 2 to 5 years, John Satilson 1 to 2 years, Gilbert Berry 1 to 2 years, and Rexford Weed 1 to 2 years. Detainer filed against Weed over a mimeographed theft of $350 from a residence near Bradford. Burglaries targeted Harness & Bonnet Mayville, Jeste Near Mill Sherman, and Hemmick’s gas station in North Clymer. Indicted December 27 by the Chautauqua County grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautaugus
Mayville
Bradsford
Chidge Lee L. Ottoway
Albert Kline
Bradford
Attica State
Andrew Kerr
John
Satilson
Cyclone
Gilbert Berray
Brad Tord
Rexford ‘Weed
Davis City
Meiean County
Weed
Few
Harness & Bon Nll
Jeste
She
Inquest Planned Next Week for Peneska Death
Deputy Coroner Lawrence Davison says an inquest into the death of 67 year old Penken of Britton Run will be held next week. The victim suffered a punctured lung and other injuries when Ardery’s car crashed on Route 77 near Britton Rim. Ardery has been discharged from Corry Hospital and remains at home for several days of rest. The crash occurred Friday evening and the inquest was delayed due to Ardery’s condition.
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Wo Ardery
R. D
Centerville
Irom Corry
Lawrence Davison
Jonysh Penk
Bric
Fon Run
Davison
Penken
Britton Rim
Corry Hospital
Aout Avi J
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