07 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1919
Page
1
Willington March statements from Honator Cam Mis head of the new Interstate Commerce Committee outline rail program aims. He supports private ownership, limited government control, and expanding powers of the Literature Commission to regulate railroads while maintaining government ownership of property.
Funeral services for John Dunbar were largely attended at his home chapel with a large congregation. The pastor of Tamvestowey led the rites and offered condolences to the family. Many mourners, including relatives and friends from local churches, gathered to pay respects and extend sympathies.
Brie Agut A UG Cottroll attended an all day meeting in Mumdyille for the Montville division. About 40 members were present at the Manonte building with Johnson presiding. A broad tour and a school of Mhatrietion were discussed amid officials including Hype Bittman D J Wally and Frank Jo Priest. Dinner was served at the Totel Ta. Mayotte
Washington reports another clash in the war officer ranks as Lieutenant Colonel Ansell faces court martial related to a demotion amid demobilization. Baker’s statements accompany the dispute between Brigadier General Angel and General Crowder, and friends doubt the official rationale.
A United Nations style debate unfolds on food policy and distribution as major powers discuss how to share scarce supplies. The article notes American and French positions, with emphasis on how postwar treaties might shape global nutrition and peace.
Corry appears set to welcome a new canning factory. He Doky of the Hastings Liduaurist Co of Chicago toured Corry yesterday and discussed progress with local business leaders. Prominent residents indicate support, noting a plant could employ sixty to seventy locals and provide a fruit and vegetable outlet for farmers. The Hastings plan envisions a cooperative operation benefiting Corry and surrounding rural areas, with start of construction hoped for this spring.
A birthday greeting cable from Vichy arrives for Mrs. Frank L. Weeks. The message, signed Major W. Weeks, acknowledges a promotion, sent by a friend over Bellevue Hospital Medical Unit No. 1, reflecting a notable honor and well wishes.
In Washington on March 7 Representative Moore of Pennsylvania said he did not quit the race for leadership. He explained he remained on the Ways and Means Committee as second to the chairman, leaving Montell of Wyoming as the party’s top contender for the chairmanship.
Washington, Murwh T-A seeks an inquiry into Russia and the alleged revolution of the comatey. Raymond Robine, former member of all Aieeleay Red Gran mile Alon in Russia, testified that a military hutee vention should begin with verified facts. Totlaw Declares America’s intervention in Siberia aimed to cure Tol shievisn evils, but would strengthen the Halsey nee and support bolghowitel.
Todays casualty list reports the commanding general of the armored expeditionary force with wounded and missing in action. It details severely wounded to lightly wounded personnel, a missing Marine Corps member, and the total casualties. Admiral Knapp will succeed Admiral Simms in European waters after May 1.
Chaos grips Berlin as street fighting persists around government centers. Reports describe heavy gunfire, clashes between troops and rebels, and all sides mobilizing. Officials caution of broader unrest, with authorities vowing to restore order as clashes unfold in the capital.
March 7 Parin reports Germany refuses on terms at SpaBelgiun conference. Allied reps demand food guarantees through next harvest before German merchant ships may transport American soldiers to the United States. Food needs until harvest estimated around 40 million dollars.
United Press reports a planned program to reduce bread costs while maintaining farmer wheat price at $2.26. The plan, supported by President Wilson, seeks to ease consumer prices and stabilize supply amid wartime pressures. Weather outlook shows generally fair with tonight and Saturday dry. no significant storms expected.
The long confused letter from a soldier named Paul, writing from Bertrogue Belgium, rails at intervention by allied powers and criticizes American involvement while assessing political stances in Europe. He hopes to return home by spring, mentions plans to start at Harvard in September, and notes winter weather and local conditions near Hor togne.
A historical report notes a campaign involving Express Co. with mentions of agents and operations. It references coordinated efforts, approvals, and strategic actions across multiple regions and individuals, highlighting a notable outcome for the company's enterprise and public response.
A fragmented report notes sizable turnout at revival services led by Myan Milind and Dr. Mawel, with mentions of Saturday attendance limits and potential impact on youth engagement. The piece references specific dates and individuals while highlighting ongoing religious outreach and community response.
A large attendance is desired by Mr. Loder at tonight's meeting in the Eastern Star Hall Tort block at 8 o clock. Letters were sent Wednesday to 176 volunteers enlisted in the hospital movement. The purpose is to decide on steps to secure support for about three days of constructive work to finish promptly. Various organizations connected with the hospital are expected, and all interested in a better hospital for the city are urged to attend.
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