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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1940
Page
3
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United Press report says landon, head of the Republican party, criticized Roosevelt's pledge to aid the Allies as dictatorial while preparing the party platform. Observers note his shift from short of war aid to a stronger stance amid 1938 campaign context. Aluminum softball bat in production by a Cleveland company is noted as a non-sting metal implement.
Uniontown Pa June 16 George L Nicholson a widower mountaineer charged with fatally shooting Ralph Grimm of Springfeld township was to testify that he acted in self defense. Grimm had demanded the return of a girl he claimed as his daughter in law, and Nicholson said the confrontation led to the fatal shot.
United Press reports Pennsylvania may reclassify numerous counties and boroughs this year as census figures suggest upward shifts. About 14 counties likely move to higher classes, affecting public official salaries and representation. several boroughs could become third class cities.
Mrs Susie Vadovich aged twenty nine of Cong RD died suddenly during a visit with relatives in Indiana Pa at 1 40 PM after only two days illness Survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Frohman and three sisters and three brothers The body to be taken to the Interment tomorrow for calling hours Funeral services Monday at 9 am from St Elizabeths Church with burial at St Elizabeths Cemetery
The Senate was summoned into extra session in Washington to hasten President Roosevelt's 6 billion defense program. Two defense measures were pending amid Senate debate while the House relief bill of 1.2247 billion awaited final action. Democratic Leader Barkley ordered no Saturday recess to finish relief and start on pending defense legislation.
Explorers aboard Admiral Byrd plan to use new dairy foods including dried whey products, whey powder blends, and candy items. The menu features shelf stable items made with whey solids, water from potatoes, and milk substitutes to support crew needs in Antarctic conditions.
Erie June 13. A request to the county to provide a rifle range for civilians was discussed by the board of commissioners. Legal action under the 1920 act was noted, with plans to appropriate funds for training local marksmen. The county holds property within city limits but tax status and suitability for a 500 yard range were debated.
Roger Babson argues front lines in Europe will require backing the Allies with credit and vast production. He warns Japan and Germany threaten US security, urges rapid aid to Britain and France, and stresses time as decisive to prevent destruction at home.
In a domestic accident at Ma's Road 1, a ten gallon crock used to hold water toppled or was leaned into by 1 1/2 month old Dowli David son of invalid D. and Sette Frederick Davidson. The infant was playing in the yard when a sister spotted his leg emerging from the crock, leading to a fatal drowning after the child reached into the crock, lost balance, and toppled headlong into the water.
Pennsylvania State College reports a surge in freshman admission applications for the upcoming term. Registrar William Hoffman notes total applications are up by a sizable percentage from last year’s record, with women applicants rising more than men as interest grows across the campus.
Weeteryeey Bliss of Ypsilanti Michigan received a ten day sentence after arraignment before Justice Cooke in North Warren on charges of driving without due care after a wreck that involved two other vehicles. The cost of the accident totaled about $24.50. Five people were injured. four are recovering well and one patient Mrs Beltha Wald aged 11 remains hospitalized in Youngsville.
June 1 release notes a new fire truck to be purchased June 25 and painted white instead of red. State Fire Director Joseph G O Marti notes the change is spreading to many cities, driven by sentiment toward modern colors and safety.
United Press reports a major blaze in Philadelphia caused an estimated one million dollars in damages. The two alarm fire started at the Black Square Howard Krateham lumber yard and spread to Timber yard stores and industrial plants. Firefighters, civilians, and Battalion Chief Maurice Horan were affected by smoke as flames threatened dwellings and vehicles on Tard Avenue amid strong southwest winds.
A fragment from a 19th century recital notes a bustling Amsterdam market scene with traders and curiosities. It hints at a rising fame for a certain exhibit and mentions a theatrical performance linked to a mysterious “Tunbering” and a chant-like refrain amid curious shoppers and performers.
Oth OUP June 19 report states Dr. Fs Twit verbe. Venuniga completes inquiry into the crash that killed 7 year old Lester Teneby. Driver Robert Kirchner was absolved. child ran into the path of the car 15 miles from his home. The boy died at a doctor's office from a broken arm and head injuries. Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Lorie Pracey and four siblings.
Philadelphia June 15 Ed ward P Curtin safety director of the Keystone Automobile Club urged pennsylvania motorists to strictly observe stop warnings. He cited revenue records showing accidents resulting from full stops and urged drivers to reduce risk through careful behavior and adherence to traffic signals.
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