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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1940
Page
1
Fragmentary note on varied us real numbers and young veh
A partial, unclear item mentions real numbers and a young vehicle. Context and specifics are missing, leaving the exact event, people, or places undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veh
Working Wives Under Fire Warns Restrictive Legislation Likely
Babylonian researcher Roger W. Babson discusses rising unemployment and the strain of federal relief, arguing millions of married women hold jobs due to economic need. He warns lawmakers may push limits on working wives as the nation faces high government spending and a jobless rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Roger W. Babson
Eson Park
Fla
Ibleger
Sam
Governor James to Speak on Tour Through Corry Monday
Governor Arthur H James will pass Corry Monday enroute from Erie to Warren during a speaking tour. A Warren delegation plans to greet him briefly, with a luncheon in Erie at Hotel Lawrence and a dinner in Warren that evening. The visit includes meetings with party leaders and a possible stop at Carry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H James
Corry
Erie
Warren
Tees
Morium
Cuisensight
James
Erie Chamber of Commmerce
Lawrence Hitle
Republicary
Sam
Allen
Pennsylvania
Ross Sees Tax on Payrolls
Philadelphia March 30 The continuation of emergency levies is virtually inevitable says State Treasurer F Clatt Ross He notes payroll taxes sales taxes or both will likely stay to provide about 77.5 million annually and warns eroding this income would jeopardize Pennsylvania’s government and obligations to the people
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Youth Killed Two Hurt In Altoona Auto Crash
One youth died and two others were seriously injured when a loaded coal truck collided with a coupe on Buc Horn road last night. Judson Resse, 20, of Ebensburg, was killed instantly. Kennit Jones, 19, also of Ebensburg, and Joe Lacey, 25, of Altoona, were treated at Altoona Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Buchorn
Judson Resse
Ebensburg
Jom
Kennit Jones
Joe Lacey
Atoona
Cannonading Heard Off Coast of Sylt Helgoland Area
Telegraphing from Saed on the Danish German border reports steady cannonading from the southwest toward Sylt and Helgoland. Residents say firing ranged from noon to about 1 pm, sounding like warships rather than anti aircraft batteries. Some observers note ships offshore and distinguishable naval fire. Additionally, two German planes and possibly a third were shot down by the Royal Air Force on the western front, with a Dornier possibly downed and a Dornier-17 last seen diving into cloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Toender
Denmark
Saed
North Sea
Boeing
Syit
Helgolan
Sach
Sylt
Royal Air Force
Helgoland
France
Comimunique
Hames
Corry Will See Solar Eclipse April 7th
Suspect held in campus murder denies slaying. United Press dispatch from Washington reports official denials and congressional resentment over German charges that the United States helped provoke the European war. The piece notes discussions of a new ambassador and cooler German-American relations amid embassy disputes and allied assessments.
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Corry
Howart
Montes
United Press
Washington
United States
USA
Noyerben
Aby Prey
Bux
Uae
Staly Goréell
London
Maretak
Lsat
Alliel
Cure
Gelinid
Berlin
Bown
William C. Bullit
Joseph P Wonsiwy
France
Great Britain
Offuin
Bullitt
Kennedy
Poland
Fourteen School Children Bitten by Dogs
Fourteen pupils were bitten as two dogs ran loose in Munhall and Pittsburgh. Ten children at Nineteenth Street School, Munhall, were attacked and the dog was captured and turned over to the Animal Rescue League. Four boys in a gym class at Ardice High School were bitten by a stray poodle. All victims were treated by a doctor and sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Munhall
Nineteenth Street
Animal Rescue League
Alldertice High School
Sir John Gilmour Dies at 64 in London
Sir John Gilmour, 64, minister of shipping, died at his London home this morning, the ministry announced. He had held the post since October of last year when the shipping ministry was created to coordinate merchant fleet efforts in the economic war against Germany. The death comes as a shock to officials and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John Gilmour
United Pres
London
John
Ministry of Shipping
Germany
Board of Trade
Delinquent Taxes Prompt Second County Auction
Washington March 30 over 4 000 county properties go to auction April 22 to recover 1 000 000 in delinquent taxes for 1921 11994 19 1 506 properties have previously sold in 1031 and the county treasurer Jokn 1b posts the plan in what officials call a wholesale tax sale effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perea
Washington
Washington County
Couly
Jokn
Plan Extensive Improvements at Flying Field
Lawrence Airport to undergo major upgrades this year with graded widened runways a longer field and an added training ship. Dick Green retained as pilot and operator. many new students licensed last year under his direction. Hangar telephone installed to aid flying activity and air mail pickup. Spring street access to airport to be improved with widening gravelling and ditching. If plans succeed the season could be one of the busiest years for the local airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence Thomas
Corty
Dick Green
Green
Lawrence Alleport
Spring Street
Thomas
Workers Upheld in Court Ruling by Nalad Br
Philadelphia March 30 federal Judge Guy Bard upheld workers rights to sue employers for wages under the wage hour law and to inspect company books to determine amounts owed. Eight ILGWU members sued Operstar of Ohio in a factory dispute over pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree
Philadelphia
Guy KK. Bard
Bard
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Operstar
Oihlon
Admits Beating Neighbor to Death in Small Town Shocker
Surrendering to officers, Mic Cor mac age nine, and John Prank age 45, admitted beating a neighbor to death with an axe in STWAVENVILLE. Police report he acted after a dispute, case now under investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stwavenville
Mic Cormac
Milner
Tedlay
John Prank
Six Die in Louisiana Storm Strikes Pierre Part Area
Relief workers comb ravaged parts of southern Louisiana after a deadly storm. Pierre Part, a French speaking fishing settlement on the Verret base, reports four known dead with two more fatalities elsewhere in the southeastern region.
Macing Victim Heard In Court In Harrisburg
Harrisburg March 30 J R Sepentaver a Harrisburg ten year state employee testified in the macing trial of Democratic State Chairman David L Hearne and two aides at Dauphin County Democratic headquarters He said threats of dismissal from a 2100 a year job were made if he refused to contribute five percent to the Democratic organization The witness described a noon meeting with 50 or 60 state employees in August 1937 called by Dauphin county leaders for payroll assessment purposes
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Calted Press
Harrisburg
J. R. Sepentaver
St Hi Politics
Macing
David L
Awrenee
Pony
Frank H. Hean
Glyde H. Smith
Daighin County
Lawrence
George H. Earle
Copenayer
Hear
Dauphin County
Smi
Senators Will Aid Guffey In Senate Bid
United Free reports Philadelphia on March 1 that Charles Hersch eastern campaign manager for Walter A. Jones seeks the Democratic senatorial nomination. Hersch labels the 14 New Deal water projects as a confession of weakness and says Jones should quit to aid Sen. Joseph F. Guffey, whose renomination campaign is led by Taither Hart.
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United Free Philadelphia
Charles Hf. Hersch
Walter A. Jones
New Deal
Pennsylvania
Joseph F. Guffey
Taither Hart
Guffey
Thad
Jones
Provids Guffey
Senate Rejects Ratification of Trade Bills
The Senate rejected the ratification plan tied to trade agreements amid party clashes. Senator Edwin Johnson and others argued over the Pittman and O Mahoney amendments as the House was expected to act on a three year extension plan without amendment. Harrison defended the broader aim while hedge bets on a House passage. In a separate case, Joseph Bary, 43, hanged himself in his jail cell after a disorderly conduct arrest in Pittsburgh.
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Annie
Watch Houses of Congress
Edwin ©. Johnson
Senate
Key Pliman
Pat Harrison
House
Pittman
Joseph O'Mahoney
Wyo
O'Mahoney
Harrison
Pittsburgh
Mirchi
Joseph Bary
Yollee Station
State College Resident Held in Sex Murder
Haguyard and red-eyed Na gle P. Young, 35, oil salesman, questioned after hours leading to the arrest of a suspect in the rape and murder of Rachel Taylor, 17, near Pennsylvania State College. He was held at the county jail and taken to Rockview for further questioning, with investigators examining clothing for possible blood traces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Bellefonte
Haguyard
Nagle P. Young
Linty
Rachel Taylor
Pennsylvania State College
Philadelphia
Young
Dente County
Rockview
Jal &T
Euberslie
Snowbound River Threats Near Johnstown
Flood warnings rise as heavy rains melt snow in Stoney Creek region near Johnstown Pennsylvania. River levels surge, endangering nearby towns while authorities monitor temps and forecast further thaw. Local crews work to clear blockages and preventbridge damage amid continued precipitation.
Dewey Blames New Deal For Low Mood In Wisconsin
In Milwaukee on March 20 Thomas E Dewey accused the New Deal of dampening public spirit as Republicans seek support in Wisconsin. A Manhattan attorney touring the state urged voters to back him in the upcoming primary and outlined plans to return home Monday after efforts to rally support in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
United Press
Milwaukee
Wik
Thomas KE
Wisconsin
Manhattan
Ktape
Scouts Plan For 13 Weeks Training Course Here
A 13 week training course for tour leaders is planned to open next Wednesday evening, April 3, at the American Legion Home on Nobitz Center. District Council No. W, Boy Scouts, announces the program for adults interested in Scout leadership. The course will be held at Kinworth Hall with speakers and instructors including Royal Messenger and Dr R B. Mosler. Thirty two participants have already committed. Continued on Page Three.
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Nopits Centesty
Wes
Poabert
Whither
Royal Messenger
R B. Mosler
Ray Yoho
John Street
Willard Pomeroy
William Prye
Ralph B. Dewey
Frank Hult
Kinworth Hall
Scout
Amerinin Lagi
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