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13 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 13, 1941
Page
1
Damascus Open City Hope Looms as British Advance Nears
Damascus, Syria, expected to yield without a fight if British and Free French forces reach the capital. Reports say the city may be treated as open, with no defenses prepared, as Beirut and Sidon fall under advancing Allied pressure. French units resist near the front while a flanking move threatens to open Damascus gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gamascus
Syria
ONO
Damascus
Tush
Paris Atselt
Slaghter
London
Westlie
God Free Trench
Lebanon
Wri
Beirut
Reuters
Cairo
Daimageus
Tageus
Mediterranean
Sidon
Kissone
Vichy
de Gaullists
Cty
Philibert Gallet
Vichy Warns Britain Again Over French Interests
Vichy France warns Britain of continuing operations against French interests. The semi-official statement, issued as a reaction to British plans, claims Britain intends to directly attack French interests and implies escalating tension between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vichy
Prance
Brance
Britain
Tetemendin
Great Britain
Berlin Defiant On Torpedoing Of U S Ship
An authorized German source declares Germany will shoot at any contraband carrier sailing for England including the Robin Moor. The 5,000 ton US freighter formerly Exmoor was torpedoed May 21 in the South Atlantic. German authorities continue investigations and will decide later whether to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Jy Shin
England
United States
South Atlantic
Capetown
Union of South Africa
Exmoor
Germany
Germay
Russia
Middle East
Shifford
Britain
Suppress Edition of Hitler's Paper Suppress Edition
Berlin authorities seized part of the VorlKischer Beobachter edition containing an article by Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels. An official spokesman declined to discuss the reason for the extraordinary confiscation and the action's scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Vorlkischer Beobachter
Adolf Hitler
Paul Joseph Goebbels
U S Plans Protest Over Robin Moor Sinking
The United States will lodge a vigorous protest with Germany over the sinking of the Robin Moor. Survivors’ evidence suggests the vessel was torpedoed deliberately by a Nazi U-boat. The State Department prepared a formal note detailing the case and asserting U S concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armeia
Pres
Washington
United States
Germany
State Department
Robin Moor Sinks After U-boat Attack Off South Atlantic
Survivors tell how the plainly marked American freighter Rabin was halted by a German submarine in the South Atlantic on May 21. The U-boat fired torpedoes and shells as the ship sank, then destroyed wreckage. Aboard the U-boat a laughing cow insignia was painted on the conning tower. The commander spoke poor English. Thirty five are missing. The incident prompted demands for restitution and a full German explanation. Continued on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
White House
State Department
Walter J. Linthicum
U. S
Pernambulco
Brazil
Osorio
South Atlantic
Lorricke
Lorrekke
Wifebeat
German Papers Silent On Robin Moor Case
German newspapers have not reported details of the Robin Moor sinking by a submarine. Authorities say they are investigating and seek authoritative information, though the public remains largely unaware of whether a German submarine was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Moor
Berlin
United States
Congress Demands Action In Torpedoing Of Robin Moor
Washington lawmakers debated the sinking of the Robin Moor in the South Atlantic. Calls for naval protection of U S commerce grew as some urged decisive action. others urged waiting for German explanations. Pepper of Florida insisted Germany sank the ship deliberately and urged full naval operations if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mssueustent
Washington
Germany
Congress
South Atlantic
Robin Moorath Senglor Pepper
D-Fla
Britain
United States Navy
Robin Moor
Hitler
Rep. Trac
Doalif
Annual Gowry High Alumni Reunion At Junior High
The Gowry High School Alumni Association held its sixty seventh reunion and banquet at the Junior High School with 395 members and the new graduating class of 1941 joining. A turkey dinner, program, dancing and visiting followed in the auditorium. Members of the Ladies Auxiliary served the dinner amid a large turnout. Addresses by Cleve Morton and Ralph Dewey preceded elections for officers and trustees. The gathering honored several elderly members with flowers. A brief talk by Hiram Thompson stressed helping others as true success. Continued on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gowry High School Alumni Association
Associatin
Ladies Auxiliary
Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Indies
Ameries
Howard J. Sheen
Merrill Lillie
P. A. Gallbreath
Methodist Church
Marjorie Peck
Olly
Williams Bracken
Ar Dent
Réepe
Cleve R. Morton
Board of
Baication
Ralph S. Dewey
Doe F. Pitcavage
Advis McCray
Car Nelson
Norma Grice
Prank T. Bebbitt
D Hverett Leach
Babbitt
Lena Cohens
Virgil G. Gurtis
Cora Crippen
Emma Heath
8. B. Hammond
Hiram Thompson
Lakewood
Ohio
French Seamen Rejoin British in Free French Push
Cairo reports show officers and men from French warships in Alexandria harbor re joining the Free French in growing numbers. Syrian developments threaten a decisive clash while Lorraine and allied ships, stripped of armament, oil, and crews by the armistice accord, see many sailors return to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cairo
Egypt
Alexandria
Syria
Lorraine
le British
France
Shipyard strike settlement eyed for Monday
In a dramatic turn the Atlantic ship industry faces a possible end to the massive 50 million dollar strike as AFL machinists to Washington to decide on a council action. A Sunday meeting in San Francisco set to approve further steps and a potential secret allotment to end the work stoppage.
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Associated Press
Rouge
Su Fryansige
Tday
APL
Washington
Shinyatels
Hey Hoole
Saly
Flag Day Observance in Corry Tonight at City Park
Corry marks Flag Week with annual Flag Day exercises sponsored by Corry Lodge No. 109 BPOE in the city park this evening. A procession forms at the V.W. home at 8 and proceeds to the park for the program. Speaker will be former district attorney MoIlmer Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corry Lodge
B. P.O. Elles
State Armory
V.W
Feeney to Address St Edward's Graduation Class
Rev J E Feeney assistant pastor of St Ann's Erie and former Sir Thomas aide will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the 194F St Edward's high school graduating class at commencement exercises. Eight seniors including Ame Jackson Ann Payer Marie De Mauri Prince Peeney James Pooney Rosaline Hopkins Mary Gathrine Matuz John Wascak. awards for religion and other subjects to be announced at morning mass. Commencement closes with benediction by Francis Graves P Ry celebrant with Fr Pius SVD and Rev Pr Feeney deacon and sub deacon. Class night exercises were held Thursday with Amelia Jackson valedictory and Ann Paver salutatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Feeney
St. Ann's Church
Erie
Sir ‘Thomas
St. Edward's High School
St. Thomas’ Church
Sindy
Frances Pee
St. Edward’s High School
Amée
Ma Jackson
Ann Payer
Marie de Mauri
Princes Peeney
James Pooney
Rosaline Hopkins
Mary Gatherine Matuz
Ohn Wascak
Francis J. Graves
P. Ry
Hey
Fr. Pius
Pr. Feeney
St. Edward's School
Amelia Jackson
Ann Paver
Biddle Seen As Possible Successor To Attorney General
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt may pick Francis Biddle as Attorney General to succeed Robert Jackson, with W Arnold possibly assisting. The article notes Biddle’s anti trust record and favorable Senate reception, while Senators Byrne and Pepper voice support for Biddle and Am plant, and Roosevelt also orders fingerprinting for federal civil service employees.
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Associated Press
Washington
Capsi Gol Hill
Roosevelt
Geneal
Robert H. Jackson
Francis Biddle
Thinman W. Arnold
Justice Apartmentss
Jackson
Fie
Supreme Court
Fastan F. Slane
Shee
Charles Evans Hughes
Amid
Assist
Ant
Nevillnd
Nebraska
Norris
Hoosevelt
Federal
CIO purge begins on coast in Los Angeles drive
June 13 report from Los Angeles says CIO purge targets subversive elements within UAW on the Pacific coast. Richard Frankensteen, national head of the aviation division, calls for removal of communists from leadership during the UAW organizing drive. He condemns the five day North American Aviation strike as wild and outlaw strife. Mrs Gathering Willert retires from a weekly visit to Deepl, Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Assuciaren
Los Angeles
Cro
Toeaty Unio
National Defense Mediation Board
Washington
Russia studies Nazi demands in Black Sea area
The British report rising tensions between Berlin and Moscow over possible German demands in the Black Sea region. London notes unconfirmed claims that Nazi demands could push Moscow toward strategic concessions, while both sides seek to avoid war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Black Sea
Berlin
Moscow
Ito
Federal court rules on Mrs Splane funds
Federal Judge RM Gloson ordered securities and cash held by Oil City Trust Company for Mrs Minnie Splane to be turned over to Palmer and Merchants National Bank of Los Angeles successor guardian. The ruling dismissed the Silver State Securities Company suit which claimed Splane assigned her cash and securities on June 13 1940. Holdings likely exceed $100 000.
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Associated Pics
Pittsburgh
RM Gloson
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City
Minnie ©. Sulane
Palmer and Merchants National Bank of Los Angeles
Thin ‘Worman
Silver State Securities Company
Newvada Corporation
Splane
Mtr
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