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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1941

Page

3

News in Pictures Mix of arrivals and personal tales from cities abroad

A collage of captions describes Wong Yee Chow, 21, from China awaiting family reunification in the United States, and Morhel Semyon Bidgenny credited with a Soviet victory in the war. It also follows Sonja Henie’s path to American citizenship, with anecdotes of a Philadelphia cab ride and a Bridgeport naturalization hearing.

Morhel Semyon Bidgenny Tid Vttal Ukraine Healidrés Herwnes Marshall Sonyon K. Timonchenko Mirshal Klemunti Vyroshilov Schoen Sonja Henle Bridgeport Conn Peper Dana Topping, Jr Miss Henlé

Jackson Entwined in Relief Fraud Charge in Warren

Warren July 19 Jackson released from county jail after $31,000 bond in a relief fraud case connected to the death of William Reynolds of Southwest Lewishilly. Jackson faced arraignment on charges including aggravated assault and burglary, pled not guilty to the second charge from the Pennsylvania Department of Public Assistance, bond set at 800, further hearing scheduled.

Warren Pyidiy Greenland Wesault Dablery William Reynolds Lewishilly Lois G Jackson Juste T. Richard Ryans Jackson Chares Pennsylvania Department of Public Assistance Justice Evens Q.fatlron Reynolds Warren Shire Hospital Public Assistance Department

Small Communities Benefit by Defense

The text argues defense spending boosts small communities by diversifying industry and spurring new plants, noting aviation on the Pacific Coast and the expansion of steel and other heavy industries. It warns against overreliance on military camps, envisions balanced growth and stable, modern towns with jobs, churches, health facilities, and low corruption.

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Township School Board Seeks Transport Bids

Wayule Township School Board will receive sealed bids until 7:00 p.m. Tuesday July 2 for transporting children on routes from Joe Barnhiry to Beaverdam Stephen Nako to Before Miller to Boéneer Miller to Beaverdam Plank Road to Clymer and Steadman to Wheelock. The board will meet to discuss information before bids. The Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Proctor Seay secretary.

Wayule ‘Township Joe Barnhiry Beaverdam Stephen Nako Miller Boéneer Beaverdam Plank Road Clymer Steadman Tis Toformaton Paje Tebry Proctor Seay

Erie City Truck Drivers Vote Strike

Erie truck drivers and members of Local Union 597 and affiliated locals announced a walkout seeking a 15 cent per hour wage increase for two years. The closed meeting with union leaders and city officials was held Friday to decide next steps while departments were to report back with potential wage adjustments.

Erie City Erie Unie Tal J. Fletby Barlee Gale Ross Ross Klebes Buffalo Ile Arigid Baleht Veusueyer Bales Uae Sounell Joseph G. Marlins

Chestnut Trees Make Comeback Across the District

Chestnut trees once plentiful are showing signs of recovery in the district with sprouts five to ten years old free of blight. Officials from the Department of Forests and Waters note blighted trees have largely been removed, while salvage plantings replace chestnut with other species. Experimental planting of resistant Asiatic chestnuts continues on state forest roads, aiming to reestablish a productive timber and nut source.

Vichiy Pelleylvania New York Wong Southhhwest Corry Concord Ridge Dilys W. E. Montgomery Division of Management Department of Forests and Waters Chom Priouily Mattie Allestnus Penngylvanis Brest Werturs Pennsylvania Department of Purest and Waters

Freight Car Burns at Ridgway Yard

A P R R freight car caught fire in Ridgway yards late Thursday night at 11 o clock, causing a loss of several hundred dollars. The cause was undetermined. Inspector Harry Day found smoke emanating from the doors and the car was moved to the pit track where workers fought the blaze with a hose until it was controlled.

Penns Vanis Ridgway Hary Day

Urge State Park At Indian Mound Site

Citizens discuss forming a trust to negotiate purchasing property at the northeast corner of Spencer Toll and Route 6 for a proposed state park. Local residents believe a Dare at the site would spark an in depth Indian history study of the region, with the mound and burials linked to Iroquoian builders around 1300 1400 AD. Archaeology interest grows as the Historical Commission considers research and development steps for public access and regional tourism.

Sorenson Ogether Theelly West Smiths Street Pennsylvania Historical Commission Corry Thieresbe

Jennings Promoted to Assistant Chief Bank Examiner

Llewellyn Jennings of Silver Creek has been named assistant chief banker examiner for the United States and will move from New York to Treasury Building in Washington. A 1924 Silver Creek High School graduate, he joined Silver Creek National Bank, became assistant personal bank examiner in 1931, served as regional banker examiner in foreign countries in 1935, and has been a special examiner for the New York Federal Reserve District. Jennings recently married.

Silver Creek Llewellyn Jennings Laura Jennings siWlandis Bank United States Fom New York Treasury Building Washington Silver Ormek Silver Crevit National Bank New York Federal Reserve District Jennings

MISHAP 10 B. & C. RAILROAD MYSTERY

Wreck details report a Baltimore & Ohio fireman severely wounded in a deep mystery mishap near Jehnxambury. Thomas Black, 2, of dulinsoyhure, remains in uncertain condition after a skull fracture from a stray object. Surgeons confirmed serious injuries but could not identify the weapon or origin.

Kane Thomas Black Dulinsoyhure Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Nis Pnupital Esd Bealde

Rescued Man Killed by Auto in Clearfield Area

Albert McHuell, 80, of Luthersburg, was killed when an auto driven by Mrs. TA Smith of Clearfield struck him as he stepped from a vehicle. The event occurred July 18, two weeks after a search had found him wandering in the woods. Mrs. Mary Marshall, 73, wife of the man McHuell had lived with, died in Saxonburg after months of illness.

DUES Semchvrs Site Woods Jim Albert McUhell Ft Luthersburg Unito Mobile TA Smith Clearfield Almont Ty Stantly Seve Hame Mary Marshall Iin Mitchell Hye Aistre Marsnall Eceiy Saxonburg Abe

Warren High Graduate Enters Naval Academy at Annapolis

Warren July 19 A Warren High School graduate Wilbur Curtis Traubman Sr has joined the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Traubman, son of Mr and Mrs W C Traubman recently moved from East Eel to 615 Walnut Street Titusville Wisconsin and has completed the required examinations and is reported to have sailed with shipboard duties underway as part of academy enrollment.

Warren Warren High School Wilbur Curtis ‘Traubman W. C. Trauban Easteel Walnut Street Titusville Trautman Pasaine Annapolis

Convicted of Larceny in Gold Stock Deal at Ellicottville

A jury verdict convicting Roland Be Slawions, a Little Valley restaurant proprietor, of seven counts of larceny in a gold stock sale was returned after 216 minutes of deliberation. Judge E. Black set sentencing for Tuesday and continued bail on certain defendants. The case involved sums ranging from a few dollars to $600 amid defense claims of a mysterious "duels Richards" as a motive or excuse.

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Man Held in Batavia Car Theft Case Returns to New York

Warren July 1 a man identified as Clue Hylls of Batavia New York is being returned to face a theft charge. Police report a Claude Maunline from Batavia owned the car found on Fourth Avenue near Market Street asleep in the vehicle. Hylls could not explain why the car was there nor provide the owner’s license or satisfactory identification.

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