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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1939
Page
1
Tragic death of Mrs Dearing shocks city
Mrs Clara Patterson Dearing 45 of 618 West Washington street died after a self inflicted gunshot in her garage late Wednesday night. She had been ill and despondent for about a year, with family and church involvement noted. The coroner’s inquiry continues as police review the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Clara Patterson Dearing
J. Roscoe Dearing
West Washington Street
Sne
Alsthian Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
No Drivers Arrest if Applications Filed Before Feb 24
State police in western Pennsylvania say they will overlook cases where operators permits were filed before February 24. Motorists who applied after that date face arrest for driving without permits. The measure aims to ease congestion at Harrisburg as officers advised leniency for late filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Todt
Department of Revenus
Cada
Tokyo blast leaves hundreds injured and homeless
More than 500 persons were injured or killed and over 9,000 made homeless by a massive munitions explosion in Osake, Japan. Police reported 48 dead and 382 probably fatally injured, with 110 seriously hurt as fires burned hundreds of homes and displaced thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Tokyo
Mar
Osake
Japan
Dead Injured in Halifax Hotel Fire After Strong Winds
A fierce blaze at the old Queen Hotel in Halifax Nova Scotia killed 21 people and left 45 missing and 25 injured. Seventy others escaped as flames swept the building and nearby structures including the liquor commission and the Greek Orthodox church. The fire raged for about three hours fueled by a 26 mile per hour wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Halifax
N.S
Queen
Bulding
Fie
Nova Scotia Liquor Commission
General Electric Company
Union Pastor Club Speaker at Weekly Luncheon
Rev Wilber J Hewit of Union City spoke on Youth Our Greatest Asset at the Kiwanis club luncheon held at the Hotel Conroy. Attendance reports were read, and preparations for a minstrel show were outlined. Next week March 5 Paul Crossman will discuss The Agricultural Situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwen's
Francis T. Garvey
Harvey Croscult
Neil
Will
Paul Crossman
Touky
Two Found Slain in Shamokin Gang War Outbreak
In Shamokin Pennsylvania on March 2 two men were found slain in what authorities described as an outbreak of gang warfare in a white slave feud. The victims were identified as Fred Pennys, 27, of Reading, and Joseph Maginfield, 45, of Shamokin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Fred Pennys
Reading
Joseph Maginfield
Rescue Effort Saves Few as Ranger Sinks in Atlantic Storm
The British freighter Newfoundland rescued 150 men from the sealer Ranger 150 miles south of St Johns wounded by heavy seas. Attempts to launch lifeboats failed. crew shifted to towing and water-logged Ranger. As seas roared, only a small number reached safety while others remained aboard the sinking vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
ST. Johns
Newfoundland
Ranger
Atlantic
Flu Outbreak Grips Cobry and Wider Areas
Dozens of Cobry residents are struck by a widespread influenza outbreak now spreading through northwestern Pennsylvania and beyond. Most cases are mild but some progress to pneumonia. doctors warn the public to guard against colds and intestinal flu, noting widespread illness in Kane and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobry
Pennsylvania
Kane and
Frie
Powerful Acid for War Found
Secret files from the mar al intel l gence department introduced at the trial of three alleged Soviet spies report US agents found a cache of powerful acid just below the border in Mexico. The acid, if dumped into the ocean, could eat armored plates of submarines and sink them. The acid was transported to a spot off the Lower California coast by German freighters Pan a and transferred to the Japanese Flying Cloud, a naval report says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annear
Los Angeles
Maral Intelligerce Department
United States
Mexico
California
Pana
Corry Dairymen Will Join In Milk Ban
United Press reports Corry dairy men join a milk ban as authorities hold slayer of a couple. Ford Redmond confessed to the killing after being captured near Ramseyth about 200 miles from Washburg. He said he killed them after getting drunk to celebrate his 18th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Vandalia
Maghvors
Meinighe
Ulfeg
Winburg
Redmond
Ham
Paul Brant
Ramseyth
Tobin quits labor mediator role amid peace talks
Washington March 8 The American Federation of Labor replaces Daniel Tobin as its chief peace negotiator with CIO support for unity. Tobin the Teamsters president declined to continue citing other duties. AFL President Green will name a successor. Green warned Tobin’s resignation could delay talks Perkins aims to open within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters’ Union
Green
United Press
Washington
American Federation of Super Soypnt
Daniel
Tobin
Te Congress of Industrial Organizations
Teamsters
Roosevelt
Frances Perking
AFL
William Green
Grown
CIO
John L. Lewis
Vobin
Miss Perkins
WPA Employees Must Not Hold Offices
Administrative and supervisory WPA staff in Pennsylvania were ordered to quit political offices or resign. Acting WPA Administrator Everett Smith said holding office is incompatible with federal rules on political activity and directed 16 district directors to report by March 15 on employees’ political ties and employment status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenisylvania Worl Progress Administration
WPA
Everett ©. Smith
Keysteap
Smith
Ice Wpa
Congress
Indictment Sways Judge Manton and Spector on Conspiracy Charges
New York May 2 Martin T Manton former senior judge of the Second U S Circuit Court of Appeals and George M Spector an insurance man were indicted by a federal grand jury on three conspiracy counts and one substantive count charging defrauding the U S government The indictment the first from the special grand jury probing the federal judiciary in the area since Manton’s resignation was handed to Judge John C Knox during today’s session It cites a January 20 letter from District Attorney Thomas E B Davey to Matton W Sumners and relates to Dry Shaver Co litigation The document was presented in the presence of John Cahill who heads the judiciary inquiry for Attorney General Frank Murphy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Martin T. Manton
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
George M. Spector
U. S
Bee
Manton
John C. Knox
Thomas EB. Davey
Matton W. Sumners
Washington
Duidge. Knox
John Cahill
Frank Murphy
Dairymen Map Plans At Big Meeting Friday
Milk producers in Corry and surrounding areas join with hundreds of dairymen from Weston New York and northwestern Pennsylvania to discuss plans after a vote to withhold milk. A District 17 B meeting in Union City will organize delegates and actions including potential regional curtailment if seals fail to sign agreements. Officials report ongoing sessions in Olean and efforts to coordinate statewide protest measures among Pennsylvania and New York producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Olean
Corry
Unilin City
Amees
Milla Taten
Wulitnrlin
Alta
Dlatid
Y Preparations for Club Rooms Ahead of Opening
The Y M C A committee will seek funds next week for cleaning repairing plaster and painting the Baynes block first floor rooms at 28 First Avenue. A recreation center plan gained strong support at the annual dinner. Proposals for repairs and renovations will be received by J Donat Watton until Tuesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Yo MC. A
Baynes
Wihlel Aus Beer
Tien
YM. c. A
Name Recreation Center
Fundy
Named Pope Sealed After Third Vote in Vatican
United Press reports Vatican CityMarch 2 a new pope the 262nd elected today to lead the Roman Catholic Church for life Cardinal Pacelli later known as Pius XII was chosen after three ballots Cardinals used the secret ballot and a plume of smoke signaled the result from the Sistine Chapel The election marks a shift as Pacelli who had served as Secretary of State under Pope Pius XI helped negotiate the Lateran Treaty and now heads the church with broad influence across nations before the new pope will be publicly proclaimed on a date to be announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Packard
United Press
Vatican City
Pope Pius XI
Antus
Pius XI
Miron
Ryder Polteter
Pius
Bert Black
Cardinal Paceli
Papa Wau
Benito Niasolini
Tattorun
Vatican Und
Eath
Wathen
Pop Pius XII
Wacelli
Pastor Strikes At 40 Prospect in Texas
The Reverend John Coyalh plans to continue efforts amid an attack on Vice President Jatin Garser, a prospective presidential candidate. Calvary Baptist minister from Ranger, Texas, Dr Lavell Glwn commented aloud as radio preacher. A public time was set for Dubla, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frese
Lavell
Dubla
Tex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ike
Lewis
Cardinal Pacelli
Inga Race
Corry Hospital
Nova Scotia
Union Pastor Club
Ux-Jurist
Schick Shaver Company
National Airk
Lionel Y.thorogood
Thane
Grace Banner Shieldy
Garden of
Tamorway
Merrill Bitlis
Shields
Victor Sayre
Sparta Piantat
Bille
Theo Bandix
Pope
Cardinal Macelli
FIUS
Pope Pius XII
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