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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1940
Page
1
Sullivan Nomination for Corry Postmaster Sent to Senate
President Roosevelt forwarded James P. Sullivan’s postmaster nomination for Corry to the U S Senate late Monday. Confirmation is expected. Sullivan’s re appointment is praised by local business leaders from both parties for faithful and efficient service amid endorsements. Western Pennsylvania nominations also include Albion Morris A Rood Union City James D Brakeman and McKeesport Alexander Rants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Sullgay
Corry
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Artie
Sullivan
Sul
Western Pennsylvania
Senate
Albion
Morris A. Rood
Union City
James D Brakeman
McKeesport
Alexander Rants
Advance Sewer Project Progress on WPA aid for Elk Street sewer
City officials pressed the Elk Street sanitary sewer plan seeking WPA labor funding. An estimated $7,447.19 total cost with about $5,000 for labor, $1,023.60 for material. City engineer to prepare data for WPA submission. ordinance readings set for June. Euclid Street project also underway under foreman George McKee. In France, Reynaud told the senate Germany breached France due to French command faults and promised accountability. Amiens and Arras occupied. destruction of a bridging river allegedly not carried out as ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Works Progress Administration
Cornell
Tk Street
Center
Wast Wayne
Cornell Frst
City Regineer N. HR
Dickson
WEA
Tty
City Council
Euclid Street
George McKee
Reynaud
France
United Press
Paris
Paul Reynaud
Amiens
Arras
Metso
J. F. Kinley
J. Fred Kinley
Delinnavent
Yeas
Protests Against Milk License Fee Filed
Frank Manners of East Smith Street filed a protest with City Council over the cost of obtaining annual milk licenses. He criticized unforced veterinary inspections and related expenses, noting permits due by June 1. The complaint cited a dilapidated barn at East Smith Street and Pennsylvania Avenue and requested action without relief from milk regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Frank Manners
East Smith Street
Lunwarren
Pennsylvania Avenue
Council
Americans warned of fifth column rate
British subject and Presbyterian moderator Samuel Higeenbottom warned Americans against self complacency. He cautioned that enemies could attack from outside and within as nations already overwhelmed by do it ities torches faced surprise. He claimed foreign groups exploit liberal dissent to erode national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oltom
Lewistown Man Named Head of Dems in Pennsylvania
Meredith Meyers a Lewis Run newspaper publisher and former state party treasurer is set to become state chairman, succeeding Lawrence as the Democratic Party state chair. Lawrence moves to national committeeman, replacing Gov. Earle who resigned for a foreign post. Emma Guffey Miller remains national committee woman, while party leaders prepare for votes on vice chair and treasurer roles in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Myers
Lawrence
United Press
Harrisburg
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Chamah
David L. Zewrenee
Meredith Meyers
Lewis Lawn
Pennsylvania
Naional
George H. Earle
Emma Guffey Miller
National Committee
State Committee
Edith B. Dewitt
Williamsport
Paul B. Noftaker
Shippensburg
Republicans Hit Coalition Cabinet Plan
United Press reports a White House meeting between President Roosevelt and 1936 opponent Alf M London was postponed amid talk of a coalition cabinet. Republican leaders including Landon and Hoover aides reportedly opposed the move while Knox was rumored offered navy secretary post as the administration navigates a European crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Alf M. London
Republica
B. M. Watson
T Hat
London
Watson
Capitol
Chicgo
United Press
Landon
Roasi
Herbert Hoover
Frank Knox
Chicago Daily News
Knox
Navy
Charles Eilison
New Jersey
Fall of Bjorn éfjell Station Nears From Narvik Front
Report from the Narvik sector says Bjorn éfjell Station on the rail line to the Swedish frontier will fall soon and that the German garrison at Narvik holds an untenable position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturantium
Narvik
Bjornéfjell
City Park Band Stand Razed. New Shell Planned
City Council authorized demolition of the existing band stand in City Park to be followed by a campaign for a new shell. The present structure will be removed after Memorial Day exercises with a community subscription expected to fund a replacement in the summer. Local property owners had supported earlier efforts and residents are urged to contribute toward a modern band shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Barnessers
Corry Phil Bracken Dies After Long Civic Life
DeWitt L. Bracken a Corry resident since the sixties and longtime business figure died at 403 West Pleasant Street after a pneumonia illness. Born January 5, 1851 in Columbus he helped run Brockin Bros, a wholesale produce firm, from 1879. He retired in 1921 after guiding a large local trade and warehouse operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
DeWitt L. Bracken
West Pleasant Street
Mr. Bricken
St. Petersburg
Fla
Columbus
Bracken
Charles H. Fingken
Bmeken
Brockin Bros
Fourth Ward
Page Ste
Fire destroys gravel plant at Nickel Plate near Fairview
A blaze on a Monday evening wiped out the gravel plant of the Nickel Plate Sand & Gravel Co. north of Fairview Pennsylvania near the Nickel Plate line. Estimated loss to the plant runs around 100000 with a fire damage assessment of 40000 to 76000 for equipment and structures. Plant manager Leon Patrchlid said the cause and full extent were under study as authorities investigated the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Fairview
Pire Wtarling
Uéhy
Nickel Plate Sand & Gravel Go
Ant AA
Nickel Plate Rout Fond
Leon Patrchlids
Tui
Couse Hintibe
Nazi Planes Over Paris and London
Paris reports anti aircraft batteries opening fire at 6 40 p m after an air raid alarm. London describes intense anti aircraft fire off the southeast coast and distant drone of aircraft over England in late today air activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
London
England
New Jersey Democrats pick Roosevelts delegates in 1944 primary
In Trenton May 21 New Jersey Democrats named a slate of national convention delegates pledged to President Roosevelt. In the Republican primary only Dewey appeared as a presidential choice though the Dewey designation was not binding on Republican delegates who were urged to consider voters wishes expressed in the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Roosevel
Toohioose
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
City plans to retire bonds and invest sinking fund
City commissioners discussed retiring municipal bonds and transferring $6,112.50 to the sinking fund for early liquidation. They also proposed allocating $6,000 in the 1904 budget to meet next year’s sinking fund requirements and adopted related recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sity Colliel
Two Killed As Oil Tank Truck Explodes
Two workers at the TriState Asphalt Corp. were killed yesterday when a tanker exploded at Wheeling race track while they repaired it with an electric welding torch. The rear of the tank tore away, crushing them. The accident occurred during daylight operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Perry
Tristate Asphalt Corporation
Ntt
Wheeling
Million Allied Troops Isolated in Flanders
Berlin reports Hitler blitzkrieg split Allied forces in northern France and Belgium. About 1,000,000 Allied troops isolated in Flanders after French 6th Army collapse and capture of Gen. Henri Giraud. German motorized columns seize Arras Amiens Abbeville. Rethel taken. Ghent clashes continue near the Channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josept W. Grigo
United Press Staff
Berlin
High Command
Adolf Hitler
English Channel
France
Belgium
Flanders
Mtslif
Henri Giraud
Bulge
Giraud
Ughtang
Channel Park
Abbeville
Ory
Lin Water
Hastings
Sth
Meuse
Sedan
Namur
Ger Henri Giraud
Arras
Amiens
Paris
Tnrough Belgum
Ghent
Selielit
Commumane
Britain
Usat
Jenemy
Valencinnies
Caid
Chemin Des, Dames
Akime
Otse
Reapy Prenich
Rethel
Gert
WEDGE ATTACK IN NORTHERN FRANCE LOOMS
London reports that German forces drive a broad push in northern France aiming to split Allied troops in Belgium and the interior. British authorities say isolated German tanks reach toward the Seine river area as experts note focus on Channel ports to sever Allied positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Genny
France
Bulge
Anvaree
Iron Sedani
Maxime Wogg
Genieeal
Auten
Die
Senine
English Channel
Belgium
German Parachute Troops Enter Battle Near Somme Front
French report says Germany deployed parachute troops for the first time in the Somme battle. German tanks moved toward the English Channel with air support as paratroopers seize strategic points and rail centers. France evacuated Laon and nearby areas while the German advance pushes northwest toward the Somme river and Peron region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laon
Paris
Germany
English Channel
Phine
Weilep
Airfiecy
Wiksed
Motoresele Gaiders
Une
Russia Moves to Expand War Near Hungary and Romania
Fragmentary report notes Soviet movements reported near Paimanian and Hungarian borders. Balaiy hospitals believe Russia is preparing to enter a broader conflict if violence spreads southward along the eastern route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Leaving Flanders to aid Regian government in exile
In a period marked by conflict, officials report a contingent moving from Belgium to assist the Regian government in exile. The mission includes coordinating with allied forces and awaiting airlift or overland routes, with a focus on securing strategic positions and restoring governance within 40 months.
Also Mentioned on This Page
James P. Sullivan
East Brady
John B. Mah
New Wilhington
Elmer M. Newton
Advance Sewer
WPA
Elk Street
Lewistown
DEMS
Ome
Seridey
Bokee
Baan
Cour
Sivan
Narsere Vel
aRiey
Sere
Helpium
Prence
Antwerp
Brussels
Maubege
Avesnas
Loon
Pismes
Campbral
le Callit
St. Quentin
River Oise
Shell
D. L. Bracken
CIFY
9Th Army
Giroud
Retel
Thavnel
Nigh Command
Wrst
Germay
Chinnel
Skrendane
Rome
Flandersbelg
Brilim
Prendeleign
Crawal
Fale
Abd Brandt
Regian
Cisiewx
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