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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
1
Congress braces for massive 40 billion year planned outlays
Washington June 26 lawmakers face a heavy week end schedule to push 15.9 billion in new appropriations and key measures to the White House before the fiscal year ends. Senate plans limited work today as many attend Pat Hattison funeral. leadership targets include a 10.6 billion military supply bill a 1.96 billion farm measure and a 936 million relief bill. President Roosevelt has signed 17.6 billion in appropriations with 450 million more awaiting signature. total session outlays forecast near 40 billion by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
White House
Senate
Gulfport
Miss
Igle
Pat Hattison
Roosevelt
Labor Department
Federal Security Agency
Tennessee Valley Authority
Berlin Promised Victory Delayed by War News
Berlin reports dramatic war claims as Garman Irony and Wehrmacht forces push deep into Soviet territory. A high command communique offers only two sentences with few details, while Associated Press and radio outlets cite shattered Red Front forces and uncertain timing for full disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pring Berlin
Chune 20
Garman
Frussia
Erm
Armand
High Command
Ariel
Nexi
Sali
Red Front
Germany
Berl
Petitions Open for Mayor Hepler Re election
Nominating petitions circulated by supporters of Mayor Hepler for another term. Friends report assurances of Republican backing and rumors of a possible Republican endorsement, though no official announcement has been made. Hepler is not yet formally presented for the Democratic nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepler
Wekel
Friends of the Mayor
RAF Swoops Over Channel in Daylight Raid
RAF continues to dominate daylight skies over northern France and beams over the English Channel for another raid. About 400 to 600 planes reportedly took part in a continuous assault targeting Nagy forces with large fires seen in Boulogne docks and several German cities including Bremen and Kiel. One RAF plane was lost. British press notes the raid marks ongoing Allied air superiority as nights lengthen. Circus worker killed in Wilkes-Barre when crushed by a circus truck wheel. victim from Detroit aged 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Royal Air Force
France
English Channel
RAF
Boulogne
Germany
Iath
British Broadcasting Corporation
Alfting
Governor yields on state budget figures dispute
Governor James signaled willingness to adjust revenue estimates for the current biennium amid a dispute with the Democratic House majority over the 1941 42 total. He cited a figure around 413 million dollars as the likely 1941 42 yield while the House Appropriations committee pushed for 426 million. The disagreement has stalled tax anticipation note sales as banks seek an official projection. The governor added that some progress has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
James
Democratic House
Democratic House Appropriations Committee
Owe
Bald
Center St Gas Station Entered Last Night
Risso gasoline station on North Copter Street opposite the Hotel Corry was broken into during the night. Several cans of oil and a peanut vending machine were missing when employees opened for business. The cash loss is not yet reported. the method of entry is unclear and under investigation by the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center ST
Risso
Copter Street
Corry
Price Control Refusals Push For Mandatory Action
Washington June 25 Associated Press price control chief Sean Henderson warned voluntary curbs are over as two industries refuse further restraint on price hikes. Chrysler Corp rejected rescinding increases and new models, while New York furniture makers announced about five percent rises. Henderson seeks immediate move to set nationwide price ceilings covering auto models, dealer margins, and trade-ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pros
Washington
Sean Henderson
Pri¢S
Roosevelt
Congress
Leon Henderson
Ant Chrysler Corporation
New York
Henderson
British claim Tobruk gains and Desert offensive strength
Cairo, Egypt June 2 The British Middle East command reported Tobruk garrison made new gains against the Axis front strengthening our position in this sector The communique also claimed progress in East Africa and disintegration of Fascist forces in Ethiopia. British mopping-up operations nearing completion in Jimma sector south of Soddu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cairo
Egypt
Brit- Jan
Tobruk
Libya
Middle East
Western Desert
East Africa
Ethiopia
Weig
Jimma
Italy
Soddu
Phoenix Hotel Fire Early Morning Blaze In City
Fire at the Phoenix Hotel on East Main street caused smoke to fill rooms and damaged lower west wall possibly from coal bin or faulty wiring. Twenty four occupants evacuated as firefighters fought the blaze for about two hours, with alarms raised by a neighbor and a Phoenix Watchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
East Main Street
Fit Department
William Geertson
Euro Pear
Wednesday Closing Near Blow Up Resolved For Summer
Local shops feared a collapse of the Wednesday afternoon closing plan but merchants, club leaders, and chain store officials intervened. Automotive supply stores may keep summer closing. full midweek hours return after Fourth of July, with all stores open next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate @ move
Golden Rule Club
Polish 300000 Prisoners Could Fight Germans in Plan
A London source says talks are under way to free 300,000 Polish soldiers held in Soviet Russia to join the fight against Germany. The prisoners include officers and generals with training and modern equipment. London government hopes liberated troops will join the cause, while Soviet hesitates to confirm their status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Soviet
Russia
Ums Gourse
Ile Sovien
Hieley
Eight Traffic Arrests On First Day Of Motorcycle Patrol
The city police reported eight arrests for stop sign violations on the first day of motorcycle patrols. No reckless driving or speeding arrests were made. Arrests split roughly between local residents and pass-through drivers. Officers Drake and Magistrate Porter will issue notices, with prosecutions to proceed and no casual dropping of traffic cases. Drivers were warned the vehicle code imposes higher penalties for failing to yield the right of way than for stop sign violations. Even brief slowdowns at intersections followed by moving on will not be tolerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joos
Drake
Porter
Rome Expects Japs Entry Into Axis War
Rome reports Admiral Ging Ducei of the Italian navy says Japan may join the Axis against Russia. He cites plans to occupy Sarhalin Island and the Soviet base at Petropavlovsk Kamchatka to curb U S bases in Siberia, framing a broader Germany Italy Japanese alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assaceaven Rres
Rome
Ging Ducei
Japan
Russia
Sarhalin Island
Petropaviovse
Kamchatka
United States
Siberian
Germany
Italy
State 0 P Endorses Parker and Kenworthy
Harrisburg dated June 26 The Republican State Executive Committee backs Justice William M. Parker for the Supreme Court and Judge Chas Kenworthy for the Superior Court as organization candidates for full terms The committee completed slates for two statewide offices ahead of the September primary and November municipal election
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspucimren Ftps
Harrisburg
William M. Parker
Supreme Court
Chas
Kenworthey
Superior Court
Republican State Executive Committee
Will Resurface Center Street July 1
District Superintendent a B Bhevinas of the Shue Hiaichay Department plans center street work on July 1 weather permitting The project covers North Center Avenue from the railway crossing to Notty Coxy and includes oil surface treatment and limestone chip application by the Highway Department The job aims to be completed in one day Similar resurfacing is planned for Union City routes 1 and 8 on July 4 with other county surface work and ongoing surveys in West Main Street resembling a broader paving program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A B. Bhevinas
Um Brive
He Shue Hiaichay
Malig
North Center
Nott Coxy'y
Highway Department
Sherman
Dore
Goncord
Addi
Lay
Lovells
Scinta-Clymey Road
Club Dinner Next Monday at Beaverdam Wayne Valley church
Golden Rule Club members are urged to attend a Monday evening dinner at Beaverdam Beaverdam church. The Beaverdam women will provide a full menu and the session may cover upcoming summer plans with City Engineer Williams and others likely to speak. Members are asked to reserve the evening and expect a heavy turnout for the inner meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Chub
Wayne Valley
Beverdam
Beaverdam
Golden Rule Club
Wade
Cox
Williams
Ten
Pordham University Seismo Shocks New York Area
A strong quake struck near New York at 7 11 10 a m EST with a second movement at 7 13 03. The University reports the tremor appeared to radiate from 3 800 miles away, causing noticeable activity and prompting university officials to assess damage. The incident was recorded by local seismology centers and linked to distant seismic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pordham University
New York
Tron
Berlin Claims Scheer in Port After Raiding
Report says the German pocket battleship Admiral Scheer reached port after a raid on shipping in the South Atlantic. The broadcast claimed Scheer sank ships totaling around 86,000 tons, while the Spree was sunk by its crew in the same action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Scheer
Astrusatewerpsk
New York
Admiral Cheer
Allanco Couse
Berit
CBS
Cormas High Command
Admirel Scheer
Communitie
Cornwall
Nine More Robin Moor Bay Survivors Reach New Orleans
Aboard the SS Deltargentino nine crew members from the torpedoed American merchant ship Robin Moor sailed into the Mississippi River in a last voyage before transfer to the maritime commission. The $3,000,000 passenger and cargo ship was to Recife, Brazil, to collect survivors from the Robin Moor, which had been joined in the South Atlantic on May 51.
Americans may allow enlistment for Britain or China
Washington June 26 The United States likely to grant formal approval soon for American men to enlist for duty abroad in Britain's or China's war effort. The move follows President Roosevelt's statement that any man who wishes to serve in those forces has a right to do so and is expected to be supported by selective service headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
John M Hightower
Washington
United States
Parsons
Selective Service
Bor
Roosevelt
Britain
China
Moscow Claims Nazis Blocked At Some Points
Moscow, June 26. Nazi panzer spearheads pushed into Sovietized Lithuania and Poland, reaching Vilna and Oszmiana, but German advances toward the Kapitie region have been halted near the Prut River. Red Army high command says defense held in Brody and the Twan sectors with counterattacking attacks aided by strong artillery and air support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Avinetalod Press
Moscow
Lithuania
Poland
Vilna
Oszmiana
Tha Kpatié
Prut
Red Army High Command
Brody
Twan
Hetle
Eri Terine Atrane
Thor
Yrgenbedt
Dermen-Rumeylan
Forse Te Prut
Russia
Rumania
Rome
Cernauti
Bucovius
Ukraine
Fant
Nexis
Red Army
Pru
Sloileni
Courtmund
Rage Iabey
World War II bulletin from fronts across Europe
Fragmented dispatches report German and Italian forces engaging Soviet and Romanian targets. Lines mention air strikes near Bucharest, Russian river battles near the Prut, and Allied Moscow talks. Reports note railway damage, troop movements, and the push and pull around Bukovina and Bessarabia as the war widens.
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Donald M. Statton
Detroit
Ringling Brothers
Barnim and
Ba ‘Circus
Gov. James
STATE
Parker
Kenworthy
Supt
Main St
Beaverdam Church
Servatory
Robin Moor
Bucharest
Prut River
Beriin
KROME
Bralin
Suvlot
de Brita
Russi
Isha Spidt
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