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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1941
Page
1
Readable text is garbled reporting a potato item at Sparta. Key names, dates, and actions are unreadable, yielding no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Rescue Captain reports a torpedoed U S ship as Axis air forces strike Cyprus for 46 hours. German and Italian planes press from three directions toward Nicosia and Limassol, with London circles forecasting a Cyprus invasion after Crete. Reports cite Norway relay and British war aims near the Suez route.
Annual class day exercises and moving up activities were held at Senior High School with pep band selections, gifts to seniors by Carl Taylan, and remarks by Olin Bracken Jr. The class treasury funds a stage curtain. a watch prize was drawn for a senior member. A class day dance followed at the Junior High gym with about fifty couples, serenaded by the Keggtorians. The Junior and Senior classes are at Geloron Park today for the annual plane.
Erie county reports two fatal crashes in separate incidents. Louis Alessie of Fort Ress died in a collision involving a car and a track trailer in North East. Garagemen used crow bars to extract his body from the wreckage. Edinboro resident Roy Hustman was killed by an auto accident while returning from a relative's home where someone had died two hours earlier.
Los Angeles reports Col Chilo Steinmetz warns North American Aviation plant in Inglewood may be blown up within weeks if war production continues. He says 3,000 troops moved to seize the plant and fears factories vital to defense will be targeted by agents of Stalin and Mussolini unless actions are stopped.
Northwestern Pennsylvania boys travel by special train to Fort Meade Md for a year of selective service training. About several hundred youths from Meadville Titusville Corry and nearby areas boarded the train, with more pickups as it moves eastward. A separate note reports a proposal to abolish the department of public assistance and shift aid duties to a welfare department in Harrisburg.
Strikes threaten at Consolidated Aircraft plant in San Diego while North American Aviation in Inglewood, California faces similar pressure. The war department seeks congressional action to allow government seizure of defense facilities as AFL machinists announce a possible nationwide strike amid mounting military orders. President Roosevelt has urged strong defense output.
Washington reports the selective service boards begin reclassifying all men deferred for essential defense industries who have ceased to perform those jobs. General Hershey’s order frames the move as a tool against strikes and walkouts, emphasizing citizens’ duty in producing defense matériel.
Italy's year of war dragged Premier Mussolini deeper into costly campaigns. Hitler's junior partner saw his East African and Balkan ventures expand badly as Mussolini pressed claims along the Latin French Riviera and in Albania. Italian forces faced mixed success, with gains along the Riviera and losses elsewhere as the conflict widened.
Edmonds Act adjustments grant tenure and raises to Corry Public Schools staff. The board approved permanent contracts for two safe-teachers and William Ye resigned. several salary adjustments were set for principals and teachers across Senior High and Junior High.
Ajax Iron Works completed a partial purchase of a parcel from the former U S Radiator Corporation holdings, announced by M J McHenry of Hetz Construction. The parcel is one of five from the Radiator Property. it sits behind the city’s recently bought northwest corner property. Negotiations for the Radiator crane continue.
Rome reports Premier Mussolini virtually defying the United States by pledging loyalty of Japan to the Axis pact if America acts, accusing Turkey of aiding Greece and stating war would not alter the strategic balance. He said American intervention would not help Britain and would only prolong the conflict.
A survey into revamping the sewer system has begun led by sanitary engineers from Cleveland to plan a complete overhaul and the construction of a disposal plant. Authorized by the city council and state health department, the effort aims to curb contamination of Brokenstraw by sewage discharge.
London June 10 Prime Minister Churchill defended government policy in the Commons while denying a full wartime statement. He accused critics led by Leslie Hare Belisha of seeking explanations for each setback in the Easter Mediterranean war. Churchill said 15 000 Britons died or were wounded and 180 German aircraft destroyed in recent fighting as Germans pushed British and New Zealand forces back. In Sharon Pennsylvania a 17-year-old, William Shanes, died after his auto left the road and plunged into an embankment the same day.
Albany June 19 A 20 foot wall of water from three broken city water supply dams swept away more than a score of horses and trapped three people as it raced down Hubbard Creek in west Texas. Bodies recovered and families missing increased fear of broader drownings as officials reported many unaccounted for and search efforts just begun. The surge also erased parts of a pipeline camp above Lake Diller and damaged Lake Diller’s water intake, affecting Albany’s city supply.
Levi H. Beeler of Grove City College will deliver the address at Corry High School’s 78th commencement in the Senior High auditorium at 4 p.m. Wednesday. A class of 105 will receive diplomas as the program includes a March High School Orchestra, Salutatory Doris Bergman, Valedictory Anhima Colby, and awards led by Supt. Ralph Dewey.
Harrisburg headline notes a U.S. Army draft call for 8057 men including 8275 White and 582 Negroes to report to examination stations for final physical exams between June 23 and July 19. The notice names Gov. James and authorities directing enlistment procedures.
LOS ANGELES June 10 A D Blake 90 year old former yeoman in the U S Navy is charged with two Japanese in a conspiracy to obtain national defense information for a foreign power An investigator said first hand on the ground information led to the charges filed by Attorney Willem Fleet Palmer against Blake and Tara Tatlbana 39 a lieutenant in the Imperial Japanese navy registered as a language.
Reports from Rio de Janeiro and Washington detail the sinking of the American steamer Robin Moor, torpedoed by a German U-boat in the South Atlantic on May 21. Survivors report 11 crew and seven passengers remaining from 45 aboard, including three women and a child. Local authorities and the diplomatic corps pursue confirmed details as investigations continue near Recife, Brazil.
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