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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1941
Page
1
Senate Consider Aid Plan as Taxes Likely Rise
Senators debated the $7 billion Britain aid bill and discussed funding options. Senator Taft urged higher income and manufacturers taxes with other levies possible as the House already passed the measure and Roosevelt's signature looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Nye
R-Nd
Shepstire
House
Britain
Wheeler
Taft
Ohio
Bulagarian Axis Entry Triggers Oil Export Ban Report
Associated Press dispatches from Belgrade claim Soviet Russia barred oil exports to the Reich starting March 1 as Bulgaria joined the Axis and German troops advanced. In Harrisburg a preliminary meeting was set by Governor James for the state defense council’s eleven members. Pittsburgh reports the Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld the State Milk Control Commission’s power to fix prices between dealers and producers for milk manufactured. In Tort, US Ambassador Grew criticized the Japanese Foreign Minister over what was called insulting behavior by Japanese officials amid diplomatic tensions.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Soviet
Russia
Bulgaria
Defense Council
Harrisburg
James
Colmcil
Pennsylvania
Milt Board
Piltsburgh
Pennsyvania Auipreme
Mili’ Control Commission
Dauphin
Marines Withdraw After Shanghai Bombings
Ten prisons were seized and at least 56 injured as terrorist bombings rocked Shanghai amid attacks on Wu Chungking affiliated banks. U S Marines withdrew after stabilizing guards at key properties near the international settlement. An unexploded bomb was found near Hanle. Incendiary blasts damaged the Bank of China and a bank building in the French concession, killing seven and injuring 20. The bombings followed arrests of Bank of China staff by a Japanese backed regime, described as retaliation for assassinations of Nanking officials.
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Ay Associated Pres
Shanghai
Iaye
I One
Hanle
Nother Chungiing
Guernational
Bank of Chine
Prenely
Bank of China
Nanking Tgime
Nanking Central Reserve Bank
County Heads Reaffirm Stand On Erie Airport
County commissioners reaffirm they will not finance Erie Airport expansion citing legal limits and tax burden. They note $14 250 already spent and prefer funding defense road projects to address damages and future costs. Local fire officials and Erie city property owners back the stand amid airport proponents pressure. Also, the Republican National Committee unanimously rejected Chairman Joseph W. Martin Jr.'s resignation.
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Erie
Erie County
Erle City
Washington
Republican National Commttee Today
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Soviet Turkish Pact Said to Be Published Tonight
A Mart 24 report from Istanbul says Turkey and Soviet Russia will issue a simultaneous declaration of friendship at midnight. The text reportedly promises Russian aid to Turkey if attacked by Germany, guarantees benevolent neutrality if Turkey stays out, and reciprocal Turkish assurances to the Soviet Union, with the two nations releasing a formal pact.
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Stanbul
Turkey
Soviet
Russia
Clemany
Ila
Corry Autoist Facing Reckless Driving Charge
Harry A Krone of Corry is charged with reckless driving after a Sunday morning collision on Route 6, three miles west of Pittsfield. His car and a semi truck operated by Howard Baker were involved. Krone was treated for lacerations at Warren General Hospital and to be arraigned before Justice H W Brooks of Pittsfield.
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Warren
Harry A. Brone
West
Congress Street
Pittsfield
Krone
Stees
Howard Baker
East Third Street
Oil City
Corry
Warren General Hospital
Justice of the Peace
H.W Brooks
Pittsfeld
Allegheny College A Cappella Choir Delivers Pleasing Concert
The Allegheny Singers from Allegheny College Meadville directed by Morten Juvaas performed a sixty voice a cappella program at the Methodist Church. Selections included Bach Misericordias Domini Dorante Cherub Hymn and a Schreck Advent motet. An audience overflow and postconcert refreshments followed a buffet hosted by the Hillstrom family.
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Methodist Church
Allegheny Singers
Allegheny College
Meadville
Morten J. Juvaas
Johann Sebastian Bach
Pranesco Dorante
Condustay Luvana
Nupiter
F.mellus Christiansen
August Soderman
Entir
D. A. Hillistrom
East Congress Street
Mary
Helene “Hillstrom
Mfr
Mry
British RAF Bombs Berlin Despite Weather Clash
London reports Berlin hit by incendiaries and high explosives despite heavy cloud cover. British raids, described as medium heavy, targeted Berlin while other raids struck Hanover and northern areas. Berlin reports civilian casualties and damage to residential districts.
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Ausovinleit
London
Moreham
Berlin
Reich
RAA
Hanover
Kel
Hightsuilte Hoross
Germany
GBS
English Channel
Strait of Dover
Calais
Britain
England
RAF
Atlantic
United States
Lord Beaverbrook
Fire probe opens in Philadelphia hotel blaze
March 24 The fire department opened an investigation into a blaze that swept a wing of the Rittenhouse Hotel in Philadelphia forcing 200 guests from their rooms. Acting Chief Engineer Joseph O Crain said the inquiry will assess whether safety equipment met regulations after Fire Chief Charles A Gil reported stand pipes hampered the response in the US yearly structure. Fire crews estimated the fire started from a short circuit in the service area of the building.
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Py Assooatien
Philadelphia
Jarsnall
Rittenhouse Hotel
Joseph O'Crain
Charles A. Gil
Hestrie
New British Draft to Register Men Aged Seventeen
London dispatch says Britain will move to register men aged 17 for military service on Saturday, April 7, amid wartime measures. The announcement outlines registration procedures and emphasizes compulsory compliance for eligible youths.
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London
Britain
Wight
Germans Press Forward as Greece Front Opens
A heavy German advance through the Etruma river valley in Bulgaria toward Greece was reported by Associated Press. Yugoslav and Slovak involvement linked to a broader Axis alliance, with Belgrade indicating mobilization and a government shakeup as Britain and Yugoslavia warn of hostile actions.
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Associated Press
Etruma River
Bulgaria
Greec
Alliek
Chyevee
Friblals Yews Agency
Seo Belgratte
Cnd
Targee
Phi Guller
Seston Mwynfiurgaon
Balgrade
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Rumi
Bwiewia
Slovakia
Gormisny
Greece
Groeve Kovweil
Germany
Phioelavia
No Disorder As Plant Picketing Continues Here
Peaceful picketing at the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing plant continued after a Friday afternoon collapse of negotiations. Union officials say a conciliatory conference failed to resolve the union shop agreement and a 15 cent per hour wage increase, with about thirty workers on site while the company claimed 88 were present and planned to ship work ahead as possible.
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Derry
Weel
Tn Line
Carl Kuppler
Ollmer
Brie
Fuien
Sheriff's Office
Traction
Nwashington Street
Maple ‘Evanue
O’tibers
Pickering
Corty-Jamestown
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Faulkner
U.S. Department of Labor
Lodge 109
Alid
Lodge 1097
Humber
Dhetinlon Eletuime Lhet
Ncombat
Compromise Talks Resume Over Steel Wage Demands
Talks between SWOC representatives and Carnegie-Illinois Steel resumed amid pressure for a wage increase for 261,000 workers at Big Steel plants, signaling a path toward compromise. The atmosphere was cautious as negotiators sought a workable settlement.
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Pittsburgh
SWOC
Carnegie-Tijinois Steel Corporation
Refinery Still Explosion Shakes Philadelphia
A Gulf Refining Company still in Philadelphia exploded with a massive blast lifting flames over 200 feet into the air. Smoke blanketed the area as experts assessed casualties and damage to nearby homes while the still, new and intended to produce aviation gasoline, was four towers tall.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Mar
Gulf Refining Company
South Polytolivia
Sbt
Armed Posse Searches Hills for Missing Mountaineer
A rifle armed posse and volunteers scour Ghesting Ridge area near the Fayette Somerset county line hunting for tobacco-chewing mountaineer William Busse after a fatal feud. Vance Cottom, Payette county district attorney, leads state police and county detectives through the highlands. Cottom says the search must go on. planters in Ford city report Lincoln plant shutdown due to a shortage of auto bodies from Midland Steel.
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Indianhead
Ridge Mountain
William Busse
Vance Cottom
Payette County
le Fayette
Somerset
Cottam
British ships to repair in U S amid rumors and war news
Reports say British ships move to the United States for repairs after a clash with a German submarine. A damaged cruiser and a freighter are linked to Chester and Norfolk yards. Officials caution rumors and offer limited confirmation as Navy and consular authorities assess the situation.
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Astwehite
Baltimore
Mallimore Sin
Hewetiiig
Norfolk
Narraganseth
Chester
Philadelphia
D. D. Mercer
T We
Kite Lures Four Children to Death in Pond
A kite-string snagged on a tree during a Sunday outing near Herminie Pennsylvania led to the drowning of four of John Kustra's nine children aged 5 to 9. Firemen attempted life-saving measures for hours as the crowd watched.
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Kite
Pond
J Associated Press
Herminiepa
Westmoreland County
Tip
John Kustra
WEA
Mary
John
Peter
Annie
Keystone Shottom
Herminies Manon Road
Galiy
Oll
Puting Tem
James Montecupo
Tan
Kustra
Herminié
Irwin
Farmers Seek Advance in Milk Prices
Milk producers in Corry and nearby areas plan to push for higher milk prices to offset rising costs. Dairymen's League Cooperative Association president Bred H. Sexauer said the 30,000 members will seek producer prices reflecting increased feed, labor, machinery, and taxes as spring farm work begins.
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Corry and Viccinity
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association
H. Sexauer
Dairymen's Lengue
Dairymen’s League
Sexauer
Surlus Pirodinus Tevel
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