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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1939

Page

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Flying personnel named for air mail pickup and delivery

All-America Aviation Inc of Wilmington named six pilots and four air mail clerks to staff the new air mail pickup and delivery service to start May 12th linking five cities across four states. Notable pilots include Holger Hoirns of Frankland Bel and Camille Daniel Vinet formerly of Glenside Pa, with other flyers and clerks from New York to West Virginia. Service inaugurates May 12 on the Pittsburgh Charleston route and May 14 in other areas, honoring historic aviators and early mail flight milestones.

All-American Aviation, Inc Wilmington Richard C. duPont Uhe Company Flolger Hoirils Fankland Bel Atlantic Camille Daniel Vinet Glensids Nermageties Pensylvania Hloiria Floyd Bennett Sieport New York Copenhagen Morganton W. Vas Tamies Piersol Willamsport Detroit New York ‘Times Geral B. McCovern Cape May United Sates Conat Guard Thomas T. Kincheloe Sturgis Mich Skymall Victor Yesuloites Wilkes-Barre Rintoul Dalton Raymond Osborn Wiltington Del Ray J. Allmen Bina Glen Bymen Weston W.va Sienvice Charleston

City Uses 17000 in Warrants at Citizens Bank

Miss Irene Muller city treasurer announced that about 17000 in warrants were lifted at Citizens National Bank yesterday. She noted this marks the first time in years that municipal finances have allowed such a step this early in the year and officials anticipate continued tax protection.

Aooe Irene Muller Citizen's National Bank Yeapatin Hma

Allegheny College Students Support Isolation War Stance

Meadville May 5 Allegheny College students responded to a questionnaire from the Allegheny Christian Council. The survey shows most favor U S isolation in foreign wars and endorse the armament program. Only 12 of 265 respondents declined support for war.

Ynneu Meadville Allegheny College Allegheny: Christian Council United States

James Continues Six Emergency Tax Levies

United Press reports Gov. Autinu H. James seeks to re enact emergency tax levies for two more years. The package includes taxes on Cigarettes valued at 22.2 million, gasoline at 28.01 million, air filters at 9.75 million, quov at 15 million, and hawk shaves at 4.25 million.

James United Press Habiuseung Autinu H Arle Administration

Americans Endangered In Shunking China Capital Bombardment

May 5 Shunking reports thirty two Japanese planes bombed the capital, targeting foreign districts. Foreigners including Americans faced danger as schools missions and consulates were struck. Thousands killed or wounded as fires spread in high winds with embassies and hotels destroyed and several named individuals narrowly escaping.

United Press Canadian Friends Mission Archard Vaught Chicago Ue North American Aviation Company United Aircraft T. Y. Viachos Methodist Episcopal Hospital W. M. McCundy Theodore White Boston

Scholarship Test at Erie

Several Corry High school seniors traveled to Erie this morning to take the state scholarship examination. Those from Corry taking the test include Ruth Bennett, Donna Bertram, Kenneth Burr, Mary Castor, John Desving, Gertrude Johnson, Minna Kamber, Dick Lindsley, Mary Maloney, Anita Rainesalo, and Ruth Cobb. A group from Corry High will also go to Allegheny College Saltinlay for the open house and the spring scholarship examinations.

Corry High School Corry Ruth Bennett Donna Bertram Kenneth Burr Mary Castor Johm Desving Gertrude’ Johnson Minna Kamber Dick Lindsley Mary Maloney Anita Rainesalo Ruth Cobb Corry High Allegheny College Saltinlay

Corryites Dinner Honors Dane Prince

Corry residents hosted a dinner honoring Dane Prince. J A Hulisetds, selected by the Swedish Chamber of Commerce of the United States, will represent the chamber at the 29th annual convention in May. The Hillstroms also attended a Waldorf Astoria banquet on May 3 honoring Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Ingrid of Denmark.

MTS

Peace problem again rests in hands of Hitler

United Press reports in Poland, Foreign Minister Beck offers negotiation on equal terms for Danzig and Polish corridor issues. Beck asserts Poland will not be cut off from the Baltic. Britain and France pledge defensive aid. Nazis doubt negotiations ground. Mussolini may seek mediation. Rome unhappy at Beck's stance. Germany seeks neutral Baltic bloc to offset perceived encirclement.

Joe Alex Morris United Press Poland Adolf Hitler Danzig Josef Bec Baltic Beck Britain France Hitler Rome Benito Mussolini Zeuk Selief Paris London Germany Frange

Resume of WPA sewing project to resume soon

The WPA sewing project, suspended for months, is expected to resume within a week or ten days. Equipment and cloth goods have moved to the civil service room in the post office building for the work, and about two dozen women are anticipated to be employed. No exact restart date has been announced.

WPA Ie Civil Service Room Post Office

Raid at Ayer penthouse nets gowns and jewels

New York May 8 custom agents raided the penthouse of Mrs. James C. Ayer seizing gowns jewelry and other merchandise valued at 20000. Agents called the Ayer case bigger than the Gaver case involving Mrs Edgar Lauer wife of a state supreme court justice who served a three month sentence for smuggling. Mrs Ayer widow of Dr James Ayer and heir to a woolen fortune died March 20.

United Press New York James C. Ayer Ayer Edgar Lauer Supreme Court Sewtenne

Body of Missing Witness Found Amid Price War Fears

The body of Til Ward L. Schneider, missing associate to Sunsak City political boss Thomas L. Pundergadt, was found in the Mississippi River near the Fairfax bridge. The death is treated as possibly self-inflicted despite disbelief from U.S. Attorney Maurice Milligan, ending a nationwide FBI search.

United Frese Kansas City Til Ward L. Schneider Wit Thomas L. Pundergadt Tonian Misennoi Schneider Federal Bureau of Investigation Wat Hess Pendirgust Sind Maurice AL Milligan U. S Wurmey Eddy Unaus City

Two cent gasoline price cut sparks talk of price war

The article reports a two cent per gallon gasoline price reduction announced by several dealers, with some discounting for truckers and a split among distributors over adherence to an earlier agreed cut. Officials debate a possible broader price war while monitoring dealer compliance and market reactions.

Sime Wid Gyre Tagught Corry Whwapeesi Parterpa Zsy Distributors Othos

Corry Civic Orchestra Plans May Music Week Program

In observance of Mayle Week the Corry Civic Orchestra announces a Monday evening concert at 8:18 p.m. in the Senior High School auditorium. Conducted by Lanne V. Thorogmod, the program features Offenbach Orpheus Overture, Victor Herbert medley Naughty Marella, Purple concert arrangement by Peter DeRose, vocal solo by Eddie Davis, and instrumental pieces with Misses Beckwith Rickers and Whiteley among the performers.

Corry Civic Orchestra Mowie Sinlirum Asplen- Gil Werrch Peter DeRose Eddie Davis Two Planes Wits Mtr Merrill Lillie Sed Eoper ‘Trany Tater Salon Mitning Istanis Ghug Kern Serming Voost Misses Beckwith Rickers Ml Whiteley Elsetrie Putter Miss “Ertruile Crowell Vor

Father of Corry woman kin of F D R Dies

John Aberl Weeks 82 New York attorney and cousin of President Franklin D Roosevelt dies at his home after long illness. Weeks, partner in Weeks Brothers, served in civic and legal circles in New York City. Survived by daughters Mrs den Hartogh of Corry and Miss Alice Delano Weeks. Funeral services held Saturday.

John Abeel Weeks New York A. denHartogh New York City John Aberl Weeks Attor Iill Mr. Weeks Franklin D. Roosevelt Weeks Brothers Law Barn of Drustees Historical Safety of Deveised den Hartogh Corty Alice Delano Weeks Hémory Mr. West

Second Riot At Erie Co. Second Riot At Erie Co

Ay United Press reports a second riot at the Erie Company when non striking workers forced entry through a CIO picket line guarded by police. Harry Bowersox, a local union member, was struck on the head and possibly fractured a skull as officers escorted workers amid a crowd of several hundred. Continued on Page Three.

Ay United Press Erip Tor Yin Jenbe Ede Congress of Industrial Organizations Harry Bowersox CIO Royal George Chyatoph

Bombings Widen IR A Tension in London and Belfast

May 8 reports describe a wave of bombing outrages as the outlawed Irish Republican Army pledges arms and disrupts British affairs on the continent. Twelve thousand police including four thousand special constables patrol London streets at night, curbing repeated bomb scares while Belfast sees a IRA proclamation causing serious British concern.

Lontion Great

Camp Fire Rally for Boys Tonight at Camp Grounds

Saturday night features a large camp fire rally at Tad Lend with Bill Bannister and Bigle Scott Iron Fore leading storytelling and an athletic program for the boys under Hye jetta. Lesley Lops and Gerry boys attend, with prizes for winners in a simple tourney, as funds constrain the event.

Haya of Coney Ie Séheiluiow Foy Washington Tad Lend Bill Bannister Bigle Scott Lesley Dustney Mutsy Gerry Erbe Olly Blaneliie Mas i Alvend Suurday HG. Reneau

Union City Woman Dies After Personal Safety Lashes

Wiss Elizabeth Glenn, 79, of Union City, died last evening in Union City Hospital from severe lacerations inflicted with a razor blade and scissors after intense pain from burns dated March 4. She had been released from the hospital about a week earlier following treatment for burns and was found unconscious at her North Street home. She leaves four brothers, including Frank, and funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the R. H. Glenn funeral home with burial in Evergreen Cemetery.

Union City Hospital Wiss Eizabeth Glenn North Street Union City Prank North East Pinel R. H. Glenn Evergreen Cemetery

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