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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 28, 1941
Page
1
Crime costs and insurance burden rise in economic study
Historical text analyzes the hidden costs of crime to society, detailing private losses from theft and fraud, insurance premiums, medical costs from injuries, and the large share of tax funding for criminal justice. It highlights administrative expenses, private protection efforts, and the impact of racketeering on public finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoger Babson Babson
Nils Weule
Monetary bill to be approved despite fight
Washington June 28 press reports say both Houses held Saturday sessions to push a monetary bill and other measures through before the fiscal year ends. The Senate was expected to approve a two year extension of Roosevelt powers to devalue the dollar and operate the stabilization fund amid opposition. A large army supply appropriation and a District of Columbia budget measure also moved forward with conference agreement on totals. The debate over extending monetary powers drew speeches from Senator Glass who called the powers immoral, yet leaders expected the bill's final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
Adams
Promipr
Senate House
House
District of Columbia
White House
Peders Housing Administration
Defense
Glass
D-Va
Truckers Vote on Peace Plan Amid Strike Impasse
APL Teamsters Union to vote today on a mediation board peace plan during the Pittabureh area truck drivers strike. The compromise would raise wages by a cent-on-hour while drivers return to work for talks in Washington to resolve the dispute. The mediation board set meetings starting Monday as about 800 strikers debated the proposal at a mass gathering and prepared to vote among roughly 17,700 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Fidesburgh
APL Teamsters Union
Defense Mediation Board
Pittabureh
Washington
Wreck at Massillon halts New York Chicago train
Four cars of the Manhattan United bound for New York and Chicago derailed in downtown Massillon. Two express cars and two passenger coaches left the rails, tearing up 900 feet of track but remained upright. One woman passenger suffered a broken ankle with no other injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Manhattan
Ap Uiitc
Prisoners Taken Off Nazi Ship Intercepted Vessel Tale
An Allied patrol intercepted the 4 030 ton German ship Alstertor, a supply and prison vessel for a Nazi raider, off London. Survivors among the rescued British merchant crew reported casualties aboard the Ra bay avid and the ra Sulgur, with nine men killed on the Ra baul and twelve on the Trutabay after attacks by a Nazi raider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansochited
London
Admiralty
Rabaul
Trutabay
Sunie
Indian Burial Found on West Smith Street Site
An ancient Native American burial ground, the second uncovered in the area in recent years, was excavated at the A. G. goren property on West Smith Street. The one skeleton lay in a sitting position, with most bones intact though no cartouches or tools were found. Historical society officials may join the ongoing probe to confirm the site’s dating to before Revolutionary War times and identify connections to a prior nearby discovery escorted by local researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Historical Society
Ork
Mead Park Fund Sees Fresh $100 Boost In Support
The Mead Park fundraising drive received another $100 contribution this morning, boosting cash on hand. City officials and volunteers, led by Koontz of ionte Equipment and VFW veterans, urged broader participation as shop employees plan to report. Olin Branken called a Tuesday 7:30 pm meeting at the West Wayne shelter for association members and interested citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park
Nepal
I Koontz
Ionte Equipment
Metit
Incre
Olin Branken
Mead Perk Association
West Wayne Street
New Bomber to Undergo Extended Tryouts at March Field
The Douglas B-18, touted as the world’s largest bomber, completed its maiden flight and faces a series of test hops to gauge viability of a future fleet of air dreadnoughts. Weighing 82 tons, it dwarfs the typical 22-ton heavy bombers, signaling potential shifts in air power strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
March Field
Calif
Army Air Campe
Wiich
Santa Monies
Local Auto Collision Leads to Reckless Driving Charge
State motor police will file charges of reckless driving and operating a vehicle without a license against Robert L. Oviatt of Spartanshire B C after a serious crash on Spar tansburg highway Thursday night. Oviatt swerved to avoid a head on collision with Techonax William Fitzgerald of Youngsville, the Studebaker coupe overturning and damaging a telegraph pole and the car roughly $300 in damage. Fitzgerald suffered minor injuries and the machine sustained heavy damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Oviatt
Spartanshire
B.C
Spartansburg
Oviatt
Techonax
William Fitzgerald
Youngsville
Butht
Studebaker
Marines in London to aid U S embassy network
The Navy announces a small detachment of three officers and marines sent to London to facilitate communications among U S offices there. The unit will also serve as fire watchers to ease embassy workload and support expanded office operations. Elks picnic kicks off tomorrow with breakfast and a pier luncheon at Cony Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assomatea Rrese
Washington
Une
Navy Department
Tony
London
United States
Navy
Moscow Reports Minsk Drive Routed By Russian Forces
Dispatches from Moscow claim Minsk road operations were redirected after a confrontation near the frontier. Reports describe troop movements toward Minsk and Moscow as forces maneuver to secure a corridor 400 miles from the capital, with scattered mentions of border positions and allied units nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Rea
Sphiner
Phevnia
Minsk
Wiley War
Draft limit age change delayed again in House action
Washington June 28 House leaders delayed action on a bill to defer induction for men 28 or older. The measure would influence those reaching 28 by next Tuesday and affect immediate draft eligibility. Debate was postponed to allow approval of several large appropriation bills before the July 4 holiday. A similar Senate version would apply upon passage, while the House bill seeks mandatory deferment pending law. Infantile paralysis deaths raise concern as Pine Grove community mourns 16 residents near Indiantown Gap military reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Clwciduc
Pius
Senate
Bouse Military Committee
Fottsville
Pine Grove
Indiantown Gap
2Uth
Trining
Gen Gamelin Escape Reported by German Radio
German radio claimed General Gamelin fled France in a disputed report. The Allied forces denied confirmation and said no wider suspicion of aide involvement existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashcuhbo
New York
Vichy
Ganwral Mauries
Gustave Gamelin
Nirwene Hraissia
France
Forging Checks on Corry Bank Swindler Sought
Police warn of a woman swindler operating as a traveling book agent forging checks against the Natural Bank of Corry. Authorities say she uses the names Mary Gurdon and Mrs. Bert Cranee to sign notes, has stayed several days at a Corry residence, and paid bills with forged or altered funds while seeking larger sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Jyamy
Newluren
Mary Gurdon
Berti Cranee
Indlata
Wien I
Federal Aid Considered for Local Schools
Officials in the city report potential federal aid for schools as a survey by Dewey and Groze coordinates with the district to assess how new development may strain existing facilities. The plan anticipates temporary staffing changes and possible facility expansion to accommodate students from industry towns and the north and south sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Ral Dewey
Cory
Dewey
C. Herman Groze
Arle
Haas
Schoul
Otter
Ray Jwewen
Disney Y
Adeniuate
Bewey
Hails
Ghide Schonik
Mons
Geferise
Harrisburg
Brothers confess to nearby robberies and car theft
Two brothers, Ray and Boylng, admitted the theft of a Packard owned by Albert F. Little of Mansfield, and their involvement in earlier gas station and general store robberies near Warr Lang. Both were brought to Mansfield police after confessing and awaiting further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byutyyi
Ray Arid
Lng
Mtans- Held
Hve
Alber FB. Little
Ple
Cie
Lee
Mansfield
Warr Lang Youte
Nazis Drive Wedge Threatens Moscow Front
Allied news recounts German wedges driving toward Moscow along Napoleon's old road and pushing near Riga and the Baltic coast. Soviet forces reportedly hold as fighting lines shift, with heavy casualties, prisoner counts, and advances cited from Lithuanians to Moldova. The report notes German air and ground pressure as the front lines move, with mentions of Constanta and northern push toward the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aasuctted
Moscow
Warauuinique Derarad
Ukraine
Jean Mei Gaepultiar
Vives
Black Sea
Bembersi
Pava
Novia
Constanta
Germany
Poland
Slauliai
Haraga
Mortiecensed Lithmwals
Minsk
Russias
Helsinkines
Riga
Bith
Man Hurt In Truck And Wagon Collision At East Main
A. M. Fish aged 86 a teamster for J. W. and A. B. Howard Company was cut about head and face in a late Friday afternoon collision on East Main street. His run wagon was struck by a trailing truck causing injuries and property damage. Harold E. Clapper driving a Warren Baking Company truck followed and escaped with shaking and minor bruises. The baking truck and wagon were damaged with costs over 75 dollars. Fish was taken to the hospital for treatment and later returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Fish
J. W. and
A. B. Howard
East Main Street
Mr. Fish
Harold E. Clapper
Wari
Warren Baking Company
True Mfemti
Fish
Therry
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Rand É Aoyther
Ment
Etter
Melo
Wms
Babson
Nai
W. Smith Street
Park Association
U.S. Marines
Anepesswy
Vickey
Heelired Loweyer
Lnckadl
Wafiinesy
Hesitgbin
Mayer
Prises
Wir Myterins
Geriion Bolle Pis
Gen
Gamelin
Corry Bank
Douglas Air Neat Company
U. S. Army
Baltic
Vilna
Przemysl
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