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29 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1919
Page
1
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John Wesley Hill stirs Corry audience with a powerful argument against Bolshevism while declaring in favor of modern social reforms. He warns agitators would steer "a ship of stone" with sails of lead toward divine wrath.
The Lincoln Memorial University chancellor delivered a forceful address at a local high school auditorium. He denounced Bolshevik anarchism, urged unity, and warned against democratic decline while praising liberty, religion, and national resolve amid wartime tensions.
The casualty roll reports 73 total, with 11 died of wounds and 42 in action. It lists 20 missing or indeterminate, 17 wounded severely, and 12 wounded slightly, as reported by the commanding general.
Local teams Starlite and Tulipynidants prepare for twin basketball dates against Koyssone Vel Angles and Kayatone Viewty at Brosig Hin Jou Goudy. Lineups feature Marigiet Siptriman Mary Pion and MG Torey plus Kelibinny Loveland and others. Attendance expected high as March 10 closing the abadonny looms.
Aidjutaut Bary announced that 12,000 medals will be ready for the 28th division veterans. The awards will be presented to Pennsylvania volunteers who served on the Mexican border a year before mobilization. Troops arriving at Camp Dix will receive the medals through the reorganized Pennsylvania National Guard units.
A meeting of Columbus Cemetery Auxiliary is scheduled for a spring afternoon in April at the home of Mey John Duggan of Clark. The group plans to discuss work to be done and expects many interested individuals from Columbus to attend. Writings discontinued last year due to Red Oreasy will be resumed.
A lengthy OCR fragment reports Anderson purchasing Crown Bakery from Ma Wellers and Crown Baking Company, with details of the sale process in Youngsville. The deal involves community figures and local investigation mentions, noting impact on the business and potential litigation.
In a tense clash along the Dneister front, Roumanians overcome Reds with decisive maneuvers. The battle features notable unit actions and strategic exchanges shaping the ongoing campaign.
United Press report indicates Bulgaria is mobilizing forces on the Serbia front. Avram Tandon and Jnilay are cited in dispatches as authorities noting Bulgaria may push toward the border and deploy units in anticipation of further conflict.
An article notes Berlin radicals have completed a reorganization aimed at claiming a plot by the army to split the Allies. It mentions German foreign minister and von Törnatort interactions, aligned with an effort to influence wartime decisions and public opinion.
Fragmentary text notes Paris March 29 and references to officials Phinpealwee Vor wiitlor and Wroneh fhe the wigung of the punye Hroitys. It mentions a peace agreement being ready to sign though negotiations continue and a date April 20 is shown.
London reports say anti Bolshevist forces advanced toward the Ural region and captured over three thousand prisoners after heavy fighting on March 18 and 19. Advices from anti Bolshevist headquarters in Ruapaia confirm the victory details.
S Scott Sr. longtime Morwell businessman and 43 year Mason lay in state in Coudersport. He was a member of MTurnell Lodge and DeMolay Commandery and funeral rites were conducted by the commandery, with burial in the family lot at Steambrooke Cemetery in Conravy, New York.
Fragmented report details the 28th Division’s movement and deployment plans. Mentions Allied command, transit arrangements, and anticipated timelines for sending the unit overseas.
Shuss, active in recent weeks, heads to Ludington Michigan to assume the position of superintendent at the Electric Light Company. B. E. Walls and friends here send best wishes as he begins the new role. Weather forecast calls for fair tonight and tomorrow.
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