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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1940

Page

3

Movietone Warship Film Shown At Rex Theater

Movietone News screens at Rex Theater Sunday and Monday featuring warship plane battle footage. A 159 foot clip depicts a Nazi bomber attacking a British cruiser on blockade patrol in the North Sea. Bomb bursts surround the ship as a fighter planes chase and anti aircraft fire erupt. Narration by Laval Roma questions if air power can defeat sea dominance.

Movietone Movietone News Rex Theater Thas North Laval Roma

Engagement footage censors reveal only partial details

Movietone officials praised the footage as an outstanding example of L EAM pictures taken under adverse conditions. The images were captured by an officer aboard a warship and purchased by the newsreel crew after censorship. Names of the cruiser and the engagement location remain undisclosed.

Movietone Ieam N Lemoil

Wake Up and Laugh Phairie McCarthy Clock Gag

A novelty alarm clock features Phairie McCarthy in a wake up gag. The device shows a face that speaks and pens at times while ticking sounds accompany the novelty market item. The clock is marketed as a humorous aid for workers.

Phairie McCarthy Tromine Dumeniy

National Public Housing Conference Plans Broad Base

The National Public Housing Conference announces its ninth annual meeting in Washington January 26 and 27 to broaden the public works program. Mrs Mary Kingsbury Simkhovitch notes focus on housing needs of low income workers and those in rural, industrial, and agricultural sectors with proposed federal state and municipal loan reforms for cooperative housing projects.

Washington National Public Housing Conference Mary Kingsbury Simkhovitch Congress Jacob Crane Suiject C.F. Palmer Atlanta Housing Authority N. D. Dosker Lousville Housing Commission Sam Howell Omaha Housing Authority Wll T He Lopic Ancheon Harry W. Laidler City Council of New York Edith Elmer Wood Jacoby Baker United Federal Workers of America Allan Tatrison New York City Housing Authority E. R. Bowen Cooperative League of the U.S. A Tra Robbins Council of New York State Division of Housing

Janitor Wins Charm Prize At Local School Event

In Lorain a charm prize exclusive to women was won by J. H. Brown, janitor of the building, who bought a ticket and donated it to be awarded. Women voted to give him a loaf of bread and a package of cheese as his prize. The piece notes popular drinks including Turkish rakı made from distilled prunes and anise.

Lorain J. H. Brown

Allies Expect Polish Forces Aid by Spring

London Jan 20 United Press reports the Polish army in France and air force units in Britain will be ready by spring. Major Janusz Ilinski says participation may begin then as Polish units now serve with the British fleet. Poland plans four or five divisions under Allied command with ages 21 to 38 eligible. An agreement with Canada is being negotiated to form units there.

United Press London Po|ith Amy France Air Force Unife Britain Janusz Ilinski Tlinski Jnitis Poland Canada

Model Plane Crash Shrewsbury Investigated

Reports of a gh airplane crash in Shrewsbury Mass drew two ambulances and three police cruisers with sirens. Investigators found wreckage of a motor driven model plane with a four foot wing span.

Shrewsbury

County Tax Rate to Continue Seven Mills in 1940 Budget

County budget officials report the 1940 tax rate will keep seven mills, divided between county operations and the Erie county institution district. Commissioners Helen M. Schiura, Thomas Fiotley, and Dell Darling face a tightened requisition cut of $962 across four departments. Figures show county needs at $1,433,182.10 and Erie district at $298,070.34, with adjustments possible as budget sessions resume Monday morning.

Helen M. Schiuraf Thomas Fiotley Dell Darling Erie County Institution District Erie

Bear Lake Notes and Local Happenings

Items from Bear Lake record mid year vacations for Dorothy Till etson and Jean Manwaring, returns from travel, local visits, and school vacations. Reports mention Pan Mu school exams, town line mission gathering, Boy Scout meeting, donkey basketball in Patona, and hotel talk by Reg Wilson in EDKA coverage. Also noted are family deaths, skating plans in Jamestown, Corry visits, and a Baby Tonian Prophecy study. Discovery of bacteria Pasteur noted.

Carl Crosby Clarence Kolstee Erie Ms. J. ©. Manwaring Beverly Town ‘Line Maguilie Ivan Hawkins Robert David Corry EDKA Pittsburgh Reginald Wilson Earl Wilson Lottsville Roosevelt Hotel Wilson Sarah Vicars Niobe Klare Platt Panama High School Jamestown Floyd Smith William Cochran Leon Cable Evelyn Cornish Sid Mbp Harry Hawkins D. B. Parsonage I. W. Barrett W. H. Evans Beverly Wilsted D. Balcom Visthors

Scarlet fever death reported in Erie city

Scarlet fever rages through Erie and Astriet as the first death from the disease is confirmed. Donald Musha aged nineteen months, son of Mr and Mrs Stephen Myoha, died at home after a ten day illness. Health officers report ongoing outbreaks with 15 to 20 cases weekly despite efforts to curb the fever.

Erig Astriet Donald Musha Stephen Myoha Marne Road James Smith

Retired Steel Magnate Dies in New Jersey

Edwan Hughes, 78, prominent retired company official and longtime Franklin, New Jersey resident, dies at West Orange residence after illness. Survived by widow and two sons, Charles of Pittsburgh and Henry M. Hughes. Body to be brought to Franklin for state at St. Job's Episcopal Church. services to follow. Hughes was a member of the American Iron and Steel Institute and a personal friend of Charles M. Schwab, with strong ties to Franklin Steel Works. First wife died eight years ago.

Franklin Edwan Hughes Taventor Thomas AD Edison West Orange Brovelit Charles Pittsburgh Henry M. Bughes Miiday St. Job's Episcopal Church Hughes American Iron and Steel Thalltirte Charles M. Schwab Franklin Steel Works

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