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04 Jun 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
Jun 04, 1941
Page
1
Wilhelm to be buried at exile estate
Berlin reports former Kaiser Wilhelm I died at his exile estate in Boorn. The 82 year old, white bearded former emperor died at 11:20 a m local time after a sudden relapse of illness, as relayed by DNB from Amsterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Imperial Germany
Boorn
DNB
Amsterdam
Kaiser's Flags Flown in Berlin and Doorn Funeral Plans
Berlin flags fly for the former Kaiser as princes and generals attend a military funeral at Doorn. Adolf Hitler orders a special train for the royal family and Arthur Seyss-Inquart to represent Germany at the rites. Wilhelm II to be buried at Doorn with a formal military ceremony under the high command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooyn
Hitler
Arthur Seysz-Inquart
Netherlands
Wilhelm
Wille
Doorn
Aute Embils
Orice
Adolf Hitler
Fi Hgners
Germany
Germen
Pete Inns
Fuehrer
Adolf Hiller WI
Reich
Princz
Oscar
Prussia
Yellen
Hay
Berlin
Wight
Big Suit Is Filed Plan Troop Train Damages Case
Carl Carlisch of Clymer sues Mrs. Clive Behringer of Plumer County claiming a collision on August 11 caused serious injuries and damages. Attorneys Maurie Breene represents the plaintiff seeking 45,000 for pain and suffering plus 10,000 for loss of companionship and 3,009.50 for car damages and medical expenses. The suit alleges negligence and recklessness by the Behringers’ driver in a private drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Carlisch
Clymer
United States
Alsteine
Buffalo
Henry W. Behringer
Clive Behringer
Fear Plumer
Vena
Maurie B. Breene
Ol City
Mir Aelringay Glalrys
Suits Filed to Stop Food Price Rise
Government anti trust actions target major food distributors in a bid to curb rising prices. Federal grand juries name nearly 200 individuals and corporations, including large food processing companies, as defendants in a broad case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assonisted
San Francisco
Cmuicine
Foe Siewane
Wal Old Ecllow
Tnuletmalits
Britain Bleeds to Death as Nazi Claims Soar
Berlin reports claim more than half of Britain's wartime merchant fleet has been sunk. German sources assert ongoing crushing blows, with totals of 11,664,000 tons destroyed since the war started, and Britain's shipyards unable to replace losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Berlin
Britain
Nagi
Sbyritan
United States
Nia! Acearing
High Command
Adolf
Voelkischer Beobachter
Europe
Sharon Man Tries to Escape Alcatraz Again
Harold M. Brest 32 of Sharon Pennsylvania continues attempts to win freedom from Alcatraz. He was convicted of robbing First National Bank of Velant Pennsylvania for 9000 in two robberies and kidnapping Lester Delorma. Brest seeks court records of his 1989 second conviction to file a habeas corpus petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Harold M. Brest
Sharon
Alcatraz
Brest
First National Bank
Velant
Lester Délorma
Shayon
II Delorma
Yr. P. Lebborniker
Peti- Hen
Brust
Aerial Rescuers Awarded Navy Crosses
Secretary Knox approved Distinguished Flying Cross awards for two naval flyers for an aerial rescue of Lieutenant Walter E Osipoff of the Marine Corps at San Diego California last month. The honors go to Lieutenant William W Lowrey and Aviation Chief Machinist's Mate John R McCants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asowelatet Ares
Washington
Secre Iar'y
Knox
Naval
Mlory
Tragic crash kills Baltimore worker and wife in Carlisle
Carlile Pennsylvania reports 27 year old Mayries Reile died in Carlisle hospital from injuries after a road accident that also claimed his 28 year old wife Dorothy on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Mayries GS Reile
Baltimore
Commons to Probe British War Crisis
June 4 London reports say a Commons inquest into Britain's Crete disaster and a parliamentary inquiry into conduct of the war were presided by political correspondents. One described widespread dissatisfaction among MPs who view Crete loss as the result of a lack of foresight by responsible authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
Associated Press
London
House of Commons
Britain
Créte
Crete
Selective service train carriers Crawford county draftees
A June 10 movement will send about two dozen Crawford county draftees to Fort Meade Maryland. Officials in Union City and Titusville discuss a special train or bus transport to Newark points with Erie or Meadville routes under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Meade
Uniten City
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Titusville
Corry
Union City
Erie
SazEn i Pe Hnapa
Meadville
P. RR
Ceperius
Dineyard
Quis Oil
Isle
Corry Police and FBI Discuss District Law Enforc ment Meeting
Corry Police Chief John D Flaniway and Parolman William Swan join Aero Supply force at a district FBI conference held yesterday afternoon. The session, part of a Roosevelt era police mobilization plan, included remarks by E Thornton head of the FBI Pittsburgh office on combating communism and subversive groups. Downey Wins Divorce From Barbara Bennett in Uncontested Hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Flaniway
Parolman
William Swan U
Aero Supply
Erle Yesteriay
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Roosevelt
New Casi
Bradford
DirBow
E. Thornton
Pittsburgh
Notice
Downey
Pivorce
Bridgeport
Conn
Morton Downey
Barbara Bennett
Robert L. Munger
Boy killed by hearse in Philadelphia downtown
June 4 Philadelphia report says a six year old darted from behind a parked car onto a downtown street and was killed instantly when struck by a hearse leading a funeral procession. The name was not immediately released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Congressional check urged on plant seizures
Washington reports that lawmakers push for a congressional check on broad powers to requisition private property for defense. Senate leaders warned the plan could grant dictatorial powers, while critics urged limiting action to a temporary measure after congressional direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Provident
Roosevelt
Congress
Dieta
Lori
Allis-Chilmer
Milwaukee
Clark
D-Mo
May
D-Ky
Progress Report In Truckers Strike Talks
On June 4 representatives of 179 overland truckers and striking AF 1 Teamsters conferred with federal and state conciliators reporting some progress but no agreement. The union members had stopped work at midnight after three weeks seeking a 19 cent raise from 86 cents per hour amid clashes as goods moved across a 19 state region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
Waton
State highway bids called for Route 99 projects
Harrisburg June 4 The state highways department called for bids on June 20 for eight road projects totaling 15.16 miles of improvement at an estimated cost of 1 120 000 dollars. Projects include Route 93 Edinboro Sorough and townships in Erie Crawford Washington Summit Mo Kean Venango with 9.80 miles widened to 20 feet and surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Erie-Crawford County
Edinboro Sorough
Washington
Summit
Mo‘Kean
Venango
Infants Die in Crawford Fire
Meadvile Pa June 4 An infant girl and infant boy died in a Crawford fire. Victims were Robert Strawbridge age DS and his sister Donna two. mother Mrs James Strawbridge said she heard smoke and saw flames sweeping the stairway. The father worked in a Franklin machine shop. Coroner reports ongoing investigation into the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Associated Press
Meadvible
James
Pearts
Robert Shrawbridee
Ant
Donna
James Strawbridee
Franklin
Coal Parley Reopens as Mine Workers Weigh Strike Threat
In Washington the defense mediation board convenes with northern and southern soft coal operators and the United Mine Workers to seek settlement of wage disputes. A 400000 miner strike looms across seven Appalachian states if terms are rejected, delaying public release of recommendations until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Defense Mediation Board
Washington
United Mine Workers
Holp Board
John Lewis
Ie Umw
Ritz Restaurant Opens In City Saturday
Zafiropulos Brothers revive the Arcade Restaurant at their old Corry Street location in the Traction Building announcing a Saturday opening. The new Ritz will feature a modern front and loge fountain, with a completed interior praised as one of the finest in northwestern Pennsylvania. Continued on Page Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Ritz
Plan Two Hour Parking Limit Enforcement Announced
Chief John C. Flanigan announced a two hour parking limit enforcement on Main and South streets in Washington. The plan also expands the six hour limit on Walling ton Street from Maple Avenue to First Avenue, with growing meter receipts and few infractions as motorists cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John C. Flanigan
Wallington Street
Maple Avenue
Firstvenue
Main Street
Cyncord Street
First! Avenue
South Street
MI Street
First Avenue
Samime
Mey Chalits
Blue Law Increase Faces Uncertain Fate in Harrisburg
June 4 in Harrisburg the chairman of the House judiciary special committee voiced skepticism about increasing fines for breaking Pennsylvania blue laws. Supporters insist action is needed though committee sentiment appears weak. Reuben E. Cohen, Democrat from Philadelphia, chairs the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House
Judiciary Special Committee
Pennsylvania
Reuben E. Cohen
D-Phila
State House And Senate Bitter Deadlock Over Bills
In Harrisburg the Republican Senate and Democratic House remain in a stalemate as the five month dispute blocks action. Both chambers refuse to approve each other’s measures. the House issues several bills to be acted on later while the Senate places House bills on the postponed calendar. Senate leaders accuse House Democrats of stalling while aiming to stall further action until compromise talks resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
Democratic House
General Assembly
House
Senate Democrats
James A. Gertz
Allegheny
France Allows Nazis Access to Naval Bases in Med and Africa
British reports say RAF bombed the Beirut depot as violence swells in the Middle East. Berlin hints at protective measures along French colonial borders while France, under Vichy, contemplates concessions allowing Nazi use of six naval bases from the Mediterranean to Dakar, amid Crete and Ethiopia fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
RAF Werplanes
Beirut
Lebanon
London
Britain
Syris
Cairo
Mosul
Tlan
Berlin
France
Sprin
Tebanon
Wiehy
Nott
Balla
Crete
Mediterranean
Plhinpic
Builish
Ethiopia
Dykke
Aosta
Vichy
Syria
Sues
London News Chronicle
Germany
Atlantic
Africa
Dakar
Jersey Bund Auxiliary Surrenders Property and Charter
The Jersey Bund auxiliary disclosed it turned over Camp Nordland at Andover to 400 mortgagees and surrendered its charter to the secretary of state Wilbur V Keegan. The move followed legislative action repealing the organization’s charter and corporation. Governor Edison signed the repeal promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Bund Auxiliary
Nordland
Andover
Wilbur V. Keegan
Charles Edison
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Crawford Boys
FBI
Northwestern
Penn'a
ASK
Traction
Zafiropulos Brothers
Washington, Main
South
State House
Middle East
Jersey
Towanda
Glenn
Pottersville
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