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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1942

Page

8

Venango Oil Fraud Conviction Shocks Philadelphia Court

Morris Davidow, 46, was found guilty in U S district court of using the mails to defraud and violating securities laws. Prosecutors said he sold 161000 dollars of McKean Company stock while falsely claiming control of oil lands in McKean and mining lands in Venango. Judge Guy J. Burd slated sentencing for Monday.

Avidow Philadelphia McKean Venango Associated Press Morris Davidow Pasterday U. S. District Court Securities and Exchange Act Davidew McKean Company McKean County Venango County Pa. L Davidow Guy J. Burd

Los Angeles organist admits third murder

Courtney Rogers, a 24 year old Los Angeles organist, confessed to killing his grandmother Sophie Spiegleman and his parents Lillie Rogers and Courtney Rogers. He earlier claimed he chloroformed his mother in February 1981 and that his father died from shooting at their home. Authorities planned to exhume the grandmother's body in San Diego to determine the cause.

Los Angelis Courtney Pred Rogers Sophie Spiegiemann Rogers Lillie Rogers Courtney ©. Rogers Spiegleman Larry Carmack Car Mack

Two Marines Die In Plane Crash At Quantico Base

Lieutenant Ralph Earle Walter Jr of Hummelstown Pennsylvania and Lieutenant Donald Edgar Folsom of Bell California were killed when their Marine Corps plane failed to recover from a power dive and exploded in a wooded area on the Quantico reservation. Walter, a 1941 Gettysburg College graduate, played football and baseball at Hummelstown High School.

Assuomacy Cross Quantico, Va Leutenant Ralph Earle Walter, Jr Hummelstown Donald Edgar Folsom Bell Calif Marine Corps Walter Gettysburg (Pa.) College Hummelstown High School

Allied offensive promised in Pacific theater

M'Arthur reports plans for further Allied action in New Guinea and the Solomon Islands with attacks on Darwin and the northwest Australian coast. Two killed and seven to eight wounded in the Darvid raid as Curlin notes substantial damage on the Solomon Islands. Japanese activity at Salamaua and Lae is mentioned as ground operations by the invaders after a March landing, while a sizable Japanese force moves inland along the Markham River but has not been contacted by Australian troops.

New Guinea Solomon Islands Darwin Australia Curlin Salamaua Lae Port Moresby Markham River

First Ugly Duckling Delivers Cargo to Egypt

A damaged naval log recalls the first Ugly Duckling ship making a voyage to Egypt via the Suez. It notes a crew linked to Baltimore shipyards, no enemy submarines seen, and mentions Filipinos among pantry staff. The captain’s terse reply hints at wartime tensions.

Egypt Rage One Mediiterranean Baltimore Suez Alexandris

Sparta Gym Opens as Community Center for Spartansburg

Large crowd attends formal opening of the new Sparta Vocational gymnasium and auditorium in Spartansburg. A fish supper fundraiser by the Sparta Vocational school junior class is planned for Friday night to benefit the class activities. Community events include multiple clubs, charity drives, and church notices as residents celebrate the new recreation facility.

PTA Floyd Blakeslee Salamanca N. Y Eva Barbour Harry Oviatt William Smith Titusville Mary Blakeslee Eugene Blakeslee Henry Ward Youngsville Clarence Vanderhoof Ernest Rasey Corry Clarence Jackson Edinboro Rosetta Bewley Jho Anay Jo'ctock Arnold Lundberg Rove Hill Cemetery Ralph McAntach Harry Meantnch New Kensington Will Ingram Longilis Snenes Reel Wesley Calahan Bruce Shreve Lincolnville Mary Holford Arthur Ian Rose Union City L. L. Goldin Kenneth McDonnell Wir Ingram Phyllis Tabernacle Ews Tabernacle Russel Kaufman Margaret Smith Goa W. W. Ganley J. A. Waugaman Arnold Lundbere Glenn Steadman Tuva Wichards Eastern Star Lodge

Tax collector charged with extortion in McKean feud

McKean township taxpayers clash with the Deutsch Agency of Philadelphia over delinquent school taxes. T O Boyl e of the agency is jailed on extortion charges, with a search under way for a second collector. Alderman sets hearing as farmers denounce method and fines. Extortion carries up to 500 dollars fine or one year in prison.

Wilbur R. Seabook McKenn Township Deutsch Agency

Robbins Dies at Union City Widow of Charles J Robbins

Mrs Rusha E Robbins widow of the late Charles J Robbins died at the family home 34 Center Street Union City after a long illness. She leaves three sons Earl Robbins a Journal operator Neil J Robbins and Arden Robbins all of Union City and Sharon. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM at the family home with Rev W J Hewit of the Methodist Church officiating burial follows in Evergreen Cemetery.

Spartansburg Parenteachers’ Association Sporte Jyle Strahaden P. B. Feters Crawford County F. Adamison Stretch Thus Esther Jack Man Guildred Moyer Firemen's Hill Roy Ehrhart First Glass James Scarem John Kolark Jay Morton Vernal Fey Wave Blakeslee Rexford Blakeslee Tnt Rose Hill Cemetery Reese Smethport Rusha E. Robbins Charles J. Robbing Center Street Union City Song Earl Robbins the Journal Neil J. Robbing Arden Robbins Sharon

Youthful Officer Saves 24 From Sinking Trepex

Lewes Delaware March reports apprentice officer Jurele of Jugoslav fighter Trepex receiving credit for saving 24 crew members after the torpedoing and sinking by a submarine off the Atlantic coast on March 19. Four of 87 seamen aboard the 5200 ton vessel were lost. 92 survived after three days at sea in two lifeboats, rescued by a Swedish ship. Captain Stanko Marochini described a large submarine named Germania. Several crewmen died in the explosion and engine room.

Associteneres Lewes Del Ayanimmr Juisic Jugoslav Fevighter Trepex Atlantic Jurele Stanko Marochini Germania Vorkusic Markovic Wite Stipe Orbic Bene Iki Cziskowsky

Draft Dodgers Receive Three-Year Federal Sentences

Erie federal court on March 19 handed three year terms to two more draft dodgers, John R. Slezak of Ambridge and Joseph Maxeligk, a Jehovah Witness, for violating the selective service act. Slezak, 21, pleaded guilty after rejecting pleas to comply, drawn to Tolstoy and Thoreau and anti military views. Maxeligk was tried and convicted by a jury in short order.

Erie P. Schoonmaker John R. Slezak Ambridge Arilliant Tolstoy Thoreau Joseph Maxeligk

Kane 10 Lead Smith Campaign in Allegheny County

Judge Ralph H. Smith, the Democratic candidate for governor, named John J. Kane as his Allegheny County campaign manager. He also reported a pledge of full assistance from Senator Leo C. Mundy of Luzerne, who opposed him in 1938 for lieutenant governor nomination.

Allegheny County Ralph Smith Pittsburgh Ralph H. Smith Alegheny County John J. Kane

Bill to Protect Fishing Off Dunkirk

Albany reports the assembly approved a bill by Assemblyman John F. Phillian to ban removal of sand and gravel from lake beds under Lake Erie waters near Erie and Chautauqua counties. Senator Charles O. Burney Jr. expects Senate approval next week.

Albany Mar Assembly Senate John F. Phillian Lackawanna Lake Erie Erie Chautaugha Charles O. Burney Willamsville Republcan

Radio debate on 40 hour week repeal to be aired

W T Piper of Lock Haven and Merle Rukeysner of New York speak for repeal of the 40 hour week on Mutual Broadcasting System next Sunday night in a program by the American Radio Forum. Senator James B Murray of Montana and L Metcalfe Walling, administrator of the Wage and Hour Division, U.S. Department of Labor, will oppose the repeal during the broadcast.

W. T. Piper Pipar Airerhft Corporation Lock Haven Merle Rukeysner King Tents Syndicate New York Rdio Mutual Broadcasting System James B. Murray Montanny L. Metcalfe Walling U.S. Department of Labor American Radio Forum

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