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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1939
Page
1
Many Seek County Offices in Corry Falls Rallying for City Seats
Frederick Kinley announces Democratic bid for City Council to face September primary. Filing opens for county posts with several candidates, including Thomas W. Flatley seeking re election and others for county commissioner, clerk of courts, district attorney, and prothonotary. Erie reports list several Republicans and Democrats taking out nominating papers as locals weigh municipal and county options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kinley
Weild. Weaver
Corry
Thomas W. Flatley
Helen Mschluraff
Elton H. Blatt
N. Dell Dunning
Chri Tiffany
Erie
Arete
George L. Wilson
Ethel Davis
Cainton Wasmills
John Blackmore
Larry Taylor
Tudee of Common Pleas
Robert J. Firman
Aldesian
Second Yard
Busy Sunday at Lawrence Airport Draws International Visitors
Lawrence Airport saw heavy weekend activity with out of town visitors from Warren Youngsville and Pittsburgh. Guests included Dr and Mrs T W Brand and others from Australia visiting the eastern United States. A new Taylor-Crall airplane was showcased as passengers enjoyed rides in the Cub coupe owned by Mr Thomas. Dick Greene, the airport’s new instructor, kept busy all day. Local anticipation builds for a planned annual air show this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Vistors
Youngsilre
Warren
Pittsburgh
Jack Schule
Charles Swanson
Fay McCoslin
E. Allewig
Rensma
Youngsville
Thomas
Fom
TW. Brand
Pittsburgn
Norman Alsaker
Broken Hill
New South Wales
Australia
John Homewood
Sidney
United States
Dick Greene
Oarty
Enthusfiam
Three Day Novena Opens At St Thomas Church
A three day novena in honor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help began at St Thomas Church on Sunday. Services are held in the chapel, opening Sunday evening and continuing through the next days with a high mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Thomas’ Church
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
SL Cuba
Virginia socialites to face charges in Cassini case
Three prominent Virginia horse set members plan to appear in Warrenton court Wednesday to answer charges of assault in connection with an incident involving Count Igor Cassini, Washington Times Herald columnist known for the Chit Chat Petit Point column. Commonwealth Attorney Clarence Carter said bail will be set at the hearing before Trial Justice B. Richards Glasscock. Cassini is grandson of Count Arturo Cassini, a former Russian ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Warrenton
Virginia Fox Hunting
Igor Cassini
Washington
Jan Montgomery
Colin Montgomery
Alexander Wwvert
Cassini
Clarence Carter
Walter H. Robertson
B. Richards Glasscock
Glasscock
Carter
Petit Point
Washington Times-Herald
Arturo Cassini
Tsains
United States
President of LSU Sought Amid Fund Shortage
United Press reports Louisiana Governor Leche announced a shortage of several hundred thousand dollars in LSU funds. Dr. James Monroe Smith, LSU president who resigned, was sought by state police in the swamps west of the Mississippi River. He reportedly faced potential charges before the East Baton Rouge parish grand jury. Governor Leche’s plan to resign was postponed as Lieut. Gov. Earl K. Long prepared to assume power and ensure Smith received due process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniterd Press
Baton Rouge
Missippi River
Janes Monroe Smith
Louisiana State University
Richard W.leche
Louisiana
Lewhe
Earl & Long
Interuey P Long
Dr. Smith
England and Japan clash over blockades in Tientsin
In Tientsin a Japanese official protested that Britons exaggerate indignities in the British concession blockade and blamed Britain for consequences. The claim cites a reported incident of a British subject insult and a German-born wife being stripped, asserting misrepresentation by Britain. In London, guards and warrants were issued amid Irish Republican Army bombings, while in Shanghai neutral dispatches cite heavy air combat on the Munetil kuo Outer Mongolia frontier with Russia and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Tientsin
Japan
Great Britain
Shigenori Tashiro
Edgar G. Jamieson
Tashito
Unie
D. Finlay
Glasgow
London
Scotland Yard
Shanghai
Munetilkuo-Outer Mongolia
Manchukuo
Greyhound Post House Opens on Roosevelt Highway
The Greyhound Post House near Site Fisi Hatchery on the Roosevelt Highway held a successful opening with many dinners served Saturday and Sunday. Olat 1 manager praised the patronage. the station will serve Greyhound bus patrons and the general public with four time dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greyhound Post House
Roosevelt Highway
Fisi Hatchery
Olat 1
Post House
Greyhound
Coughlin Attacks Neutrality Legislation in Detroit
On June 26, Father Charles E. Coughlin delivered his regular Sunday address in Detroit opposing neutrality legislation. He contended the measure would push the United States toward war and establish a dictatorship, arguing it would create governance by men rather than by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coughlin
United Press
Detroit
Pather Chas
United States
Pittsburgh Woman Accused of Buying Newborn Baby
A Pittsburgh woman is accused of buying a newborn baby for a fee of $15. She reportedly moved from her home hastily just before detectives arrived to question her about the incident, as details emerged today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Corryites Figure In Week End Accidents Faces Fine Or Jail
Corry area figures face charges after a busy weekend of accidents. Roy E. Brownmiller, once a state official, faces heavy penalties for an alleged million-dollar Luzerne County payroll fraud tied to highway projects. The case involves misuse of public funds and potential appeal to higher courts as prosecutors pursue charges against multiple associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Suppley
United Prohut Corresonlent
Harrisburg
Roy E. Brownmiller
Luzerne County
Pennsylvania
Republien
Gowon
A. Shelly
Yale
Chagt
Chagt State Hieliney Vnginder Suuzne Ba Smutiopalini
Chusteyelion
Ama Bk
Allutheny
Enimty
Bemperwiie Einai
Pittsiureh City
Thersuriy Wudl Ahsut Ghice Ayers
Vietor Bk
Kirk
Temple
Muuinem
Highway Department
Kentucky
Shelley
Udenee
Howard W. Pughes
Willie
oLeibes
Ft Fowmee
Vidier Highway Fande
Luserne
Hughes
Brownwuller
Plane crash in Emporium claims one life
One man, Joseph Sennen, 24, of Emporium, died after a bi plane crashed into a field following takeoff from Keystone Park airport. Passenger Sentier Mimer, 24, and pilot believed injured, with the pilot in serious condition. Airport manager cited engine failure as a probable cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Empor.m. Pa
Sanjay
Joseph Sennen
Emporium
Ras
Keystone Park
Governor Signs Liquor Bill Limiting Taprooms Across State
The Curran Roger honor bill becomes law as Gov Arthur A. serves. The measure sets a licensing unit of one for every 1000 Union within municipalities and caps new licenses except hotel bars. The State Liquor Control Board can relax limits during vacation season. transfers barred. Sponsors include Reps Curran Lancaster and Baker Rob. Governor vetoed unemployment provisions and July bank holiday plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uion
Arthur A.dames
Atel
Slate Liquor Control Board
Jane
Thomas A. Curran
Delagare
Baker Ro
Tancaster
Whhich
Cal Board
James
Pennsylvania
Two Injured In Kane Kane Car Crash
A June 25 collision near Ludlow left two drivers injured with one in critical condition. George H. Holland and Cain Johnson, both of Kane, sidewiped causing a fractured skull for Hele Dankodie and a possible skull fracture for Willis Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
United Press Kane
James Clay
Ludlow
Hele Dankodie
George H. Holland
Cain Johnson
Willis Johnson
Will Holland
New Mr Long Leads Louisiana Politics
Earl Long, brother of Huey Long, becomes governor after Richard Leche resigns. The Long family's political prominence continues as Datie or "the Long twins" are mentioned in Louisiana affairs. The report notes the succession and leadership transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Long
Louisiana
Earl. Long
Huey Long
Richard W. Leche
Senate votes to repeal power to devalue dollar
Washington June 25 The Senate voted to repeal President Roosevelt's power to devalue the dollar. The amendment by Sen Alva B Adams of Colorado to the monetary bill failed 47 to 31, marking a defeat for the administration as the devaluation power would be wiped out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I United
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Fis
Alva B. Adams
D. Golo
Legion Mobilization Draws 3000 at Conneautville Lake
About 3000 Legionnaires and families gathered at Conneautville Lake for the annual emergency unit mobilization. State Senator J Pred Thomas of Sharon gave the keynote, praising community service. Richard Gilliam, a Cambridge Springs HS graduate, won a four year college scholarship in the Americanism essay contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Mareresin Benet
Ganadahta Lake
Yesterdy
J. Pred Thomas
Sharon
Richard Gilliam
Cambridge Springs
Walter Calliam
Curry
Lloyd Stowe
Ely
Maron
Conneautville
Linesville
U A. Legion
Motor License Bill Signed Changes Dates and Fees
Motorists learn that the motor license bill signed by officer Lat Joy and Arthur H. James moves vehicle registration from January 1 to April 1 and shifts operator license renewals from March 1 to February 1 annually. It also alters renewal fees and quarterly charges for licenses issued during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midarrishure
Lat Joy
Arthur H. James
Motorcycle Crashes Injure Union City Youths
Two Corry youths were bruised in a motorcycle crash west of Union City amid a string of weekend wrecks. Robert Street and Joe St Pierre, both Union City residents, suffered injuries but were not seriously hurt when Street’s motorcycle collided with a truck driven by Emmet McGuire. Street sustained a severe head wound and leg injuries. St Pierre had minor cuts. Union City patrolman Nagy investigated the scenes near the Roosevelt Inn. A second accident on Findley Lake Road involved Paul Stroup and W. Stewart, who escaped with shaking-up after fog caused a turning error and a plunge over an embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Clrane
Gary
Titusville
Edinboro
Grin City
Viciny
Art Eutinboro Mati
Tulle
Union City
Robert Street
West South Street
Joe St. Pierre
East Columbus
Nagy
Weelaen
Rosevelt Inn
Arthur Brown
Brown
Nmy
Unio Chw
Findley Lake
Yildingie
Paul Stroup
East Congress Street
Wis Stewart
Euclid Street
Ranch Creek
Stewart
New Ice Cream Bar Opens in Former Jewelry Store
George's, a local ice cream bar and sandwich grill, opened Saturday in the storeroom that previously housed Ute Phillips Jewelry on Nowlin Center Street. George LePeyre of Unison Guy manages Une establishment which reports brisk business. Currently serving ice cream and soda, with plans to add mindwiches later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute Phillips Jewelry
Nowlin Center Street
George LePeyre
Unison Guy
Une
LeFevre
Unusual Weather Boosts Farm Crops Across Region
Local farmer tells the Journal crops are thriving after two weeks of heavy rains and recent heat. Oats show remarkable growth and a bumper palat crop is suggested, though corn lags behind due to cool start. Gardens and general vegetation prosper after late spring rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Today
Mrs Jones Hurt In Home Wringer Accident
Claire N Jones of 244 West Wayne Street injured her right hand this morning when caught in a wringer. Several stitches were needed to close the wound but no fractures occurred.
Dr Adams Exits Airmail Pickup Service
Irwin Pa doctor Lytle S Adams is no longer connected with Air After Air Aviation the operators of the airmail pickup service. The Journal reports that Richard duPont president advised Adams designed the pickup system and rested at various times when the service began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Lytle S Adams
Irwin
Air Afteriear Aviation
Air Mnil
Richard duPont
Coiry
Anrmai
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