Golden Rule Club Backs Drive For New Industry In Corry
Corry's Golden Rule Club joined Corry Regional Committee in seeking to lure a new airplane factory to the city as part of national defense expansion. James P. Sullivan Worth Hammond and Clyde F. Brown were tapped to appeal to U S Senators and a district congressman for Corry as a potential site. The meeting at St Edwards School heard the drive could aid plant expansion amid defense programs. The club approved summer closing hours and donations to Red Cross and Salvation Army, plus lowered dinner plates, while counterfeiting talks by U S Secret Service officials warned merchants and a film illustrated the topic. Catholic Daughters served and a dune committee was named.
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Corry
Golden Rule Club
Industria
Feld
James P. Sullivan
Worth Hammond
Clyde F. Brown
Frank VanTossel
U. S
Roosevelt
Sullivan
Or Bahizalion
St. Edwards School
Clib
Cork
Cil
Red Cross
Salvation Army
William Unitas
Edward Michael
Secret Service Bureau
Pittsburgh
Catholic Daughters of America
William P. Lombard
P. Curtis
Corry Bridge and Supply
Jamestown Manufacturing Corp
Stanley Kasper
W. E Phillips
White House cites Pennsylvania data review in alien report
The White House said it has not yet spoken with Governor Arthur H. James and will forward survey data from Pennsylvania to the Justice Department. Officials emphasized the data will not be made public until a guilty finding is reached, with the matter handled under presidential policy and ministerial review.
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Brunven Cross
Washington
White House
Arthur H. James
Pennsylvania
Mirvey
Justice Department
Inter
Stopian
Barry Ald
War Today Analyzed by J W T Mason
United Press war expert J W T Mason assesses the Belgian king Leopold's surrender in Flanders as a second major military blunder of his brief reign. He contrasts 1934 Belgian moves to demobilize with reliance on his own judgment, warning of risks to Belgium and to Allied strategy.
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J. W. T. Mason
United Press
Flanders
Leopold
Tla
Ing
Belxigiuim
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Britain
Thyes
Deny CCC Camps Not Training Recruits for Military Duty
J Fred Kurtz Harrisburg director of State CCC enrollment says 2 6 million enrollees in Pennsylvania and the United States are not subject to military training and would not be called for enlistment ahead of other youths. Camps run by reserve officers stress nonmilitaristic aims and precautions against militaristic trends. He warns mothers would fear sending sons if enrollment led to arbitrary military service.
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Civilia Conservation Cons
Pennsylvania
United States
J. Fred Kurtz
COC
Harrisburg
Kurtz
Opposition to Debt Limit Rise in Peacetime Defense Plan
United Press dispatch from Washington reports administration leaders favor financing the unprecedented peacetime defense program through special taxes. President Roosevelt planned to confer with Senate Finance Committee Chairman Pat Harrison about the proposal.
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Ronald G. van Tine
United Press
Washington
Administration
Roosevelt
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Administration to Seek New Taxes for Defense Plan
Washington May 24 The administration will ask Congress for new national defense taxes yielding up to 70 million dollars annually and a 3 billion dollar debt increase. Leaders including Robert L. Coughlin Pat Harrison and Henry Morgenthau Jr announced the move while Harrison and Doughton discussed tax bill drafting. The President also pursues a civilian defense coordination group with a forthcoming White House plan expected later today.
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Washington
Congress
Jobtt
Robert L. Coughlin
House
Ways and Means Committee
Chaiman Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Harrison
Robert J. Doughton
Allen T. Treadway
R. Mass
White House
Stephen T. Barry
Movement To Restore Airmail Pickup Service Gains Support
Local patrons of the former airmail pickup service form a group to press Congress for a permanent status. Representatives from several states back a plan to extend licensing power to the Civil Aeronautics Authority so air pickup can resume across 37 towns in seven states after an experimental period ended. The effort follows a federal examiner’s report urging congressional action to allow a permanent, reliable pickup service.
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Washington
Congress
Acton
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Ucense
Legislaion
Armier
Panpauli
King Leopold Surrenders Belgian Army to Germany
Paris reports King Leopold’s decision to surrender the Belgian army to Germany. Allied forces in Flanders exposed as break lines open toward Dunkirk Zeebrugge Ostend. Belgian refugees and leaders vow to continue the fight in France despite the surrender. Prime Minister Reynaud denounces the move as historic treason and insists the Bomme-Aisne line will hold and victory will come.
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Dunkirk
Flanders
Paul Reybaud
Leopold Bo
Somme
Alusiveris
Reynaud
Zeebrugge
Ostend
Reynaut
London
Paris
Albert
Hubert Pleriot
Helgium
Leopold
France
Russia to Aid Balkans If Italy Enters War
May 28 report from Budapest says Hungary mobilized reserves as fear grew of isolation by a Russian formed Balkan buffer bloc. Russia allegedly plans to march into southeastern Europe and press any Balkan state to permit troop crossings toward Italy if Italy enters the war. Yugoslav sources say formal diplomatic detentions may resume soon as Russia and Yugoslavia move toward a trade agreement.
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Russia
Balkans
Italy
Frese
Budapest
Hungary
Hungay
Balkan
Rumania
Bulgaria
Yigoslavia
Europe
Jugoslav
Jugoslavia
IX ARE KILLED IN ARMY PLANE CRASH
Army air corps headquarters report a Douglas bomber crashed at Muroc Dry Lake during night maneuvers killing six crew members. The pilot Lieut Jess A Smith age 30 and others were among the dead. cause not announced.
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Maroi Pield
Riverside
Cal
Air Worps
T Hat
Muroc Dry Lake
Army
Jess A. Smith
Allen
Til
Sohgal
Thruman T. Ownes
Kusire
Okla
Wayne
Kauffman
Ness
Doyle H. Bean
Sduenti
Kinley
Clarence E. Shoop
Irene Millen
Corry
Ijl
Hammond Elevator Company
Crystal Tce and Coal Company
Horton J. Davis
Republicans Claim Cabinet Not Competent
United Press report from Washington on May 28 details Republican charges of deceit and laxity in national defense planning. They criticize cabinet leadership and push for a non political munitions administrator to manage rearmament, while administration spokesmen prepare a rebuttal via NBC tonight.
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United Press
Washington
Herbert
Hoover
Louis Johnson
NBC Blue
Roosevelt
Senate
Warren R. Austin
Motor Police In Legion Home Move To New Quarters
The motor police unit, currently at the George Knowlime home on West Smith Street, will relocate to the American Legion Post home at 828 North Center Street on June 1. Corp J J Burks announced the change, noting the sub-station has operated three months and will gain larger quarters and better facilities. The patrol detail will include Corp Burkee and Patrolmen Jim Hornick and JF Welly, reporting to the new station beginning the five comity month on Saturday, June dnt.
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Foorry
Slave Motor Police
American Legion
Nori Center Treet
Corp. J
Mrs Richard Miller Ill in Liberia Reportedly
A cable message reaches Mr and Mrs W Miller of West Prodinick Street about Mrs Miller’s illness in Liberia. The terse note mentions a 25 mile journey and a medical event involving Mrs Miller, with unclear details and several garbled names.
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Richard Miller
Liberia
W. 2
Miller
West Prodinick Street
Richard Diller
Nlasion
Tiberia
Attica
Il. Ness
Ainler
Memorial Day Exercises in Gerry Parade Plans Announced
A joint committee of American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and Spanish War Veterans outlined Memorial Day events in Gerry. After the procession, Rev E L Wagner will speak, Major Winfield R McKay will give the address, and a corps of local groups will perform songs and floral tributes at the city park. The parade forms at 9 30 at the VFW home and proceeds through Center Street to the park. All city organizations are invited to participate. Graves in local cemeteries will be decorated today through Wednesday with flags and flowers.
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Corry
Winfield R. MckKay
U.S. Army
Erie
Ed. Wagner
Dugler
Sasemisy
Houghton
Major McKay
Cory
Meadville
Washington Street
Het Avenue
South Lo Center
Center
Company A
Pennsylvania National Guard
Corry High
Athe V
Memorial Day Mass at St Elizabeths Cemetery
Carl L Heidt pastor of St Wileabeths church will celebrate a field mass in tribute to the war at St Elizabeths cemetery on Memorial Day morning. All residents of the city are invited to attend and urged to meet at the V F W home on West Washington Street at 8 15 o clock for gathering.
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ST. Elizabeth's
Carl L. Heidt
St. Wileabeth's
St. Alizabeth's
V. Fp.w
West Washington Street
Representative elected to resolutions unit at Dairy men’s League meeting
A special meeting of the Dairy men’s League was held yesterday in Cambridge Springs to elect a candidate from district 17-8 to join the resolutions committee of the league. Doctor Susatinl was noted as present.
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Dairymen's League
Cooperative Avsooln- Hon
Tne
Wap
Atunieiyel
I Sha
Susatinl
Cambridge Springs
British Planes Attack In RAF Strikes Over Channel
The air ministry reported RAF fighters destroyed or damaged German planes in a long 18 hour patrol over the battlefields and French Belgian ports. It noted the best day’s work with several enemy aircraft shot down or disabled and hinted some pilots were wounded.
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London
Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
Battlefeld
Bn Mbtiiig
Hurtennes
Apittires
Belgian king Leopold deposed in new government note
In a terse bulletin, Belgian Premier Hubert Pluriat announced that King Leopold has been deprived of the Belgian throne. A radio address followed declaring that Belgian nobles are released from allegiance to the king, with the refugee premier asserting the monarchy has effectively ended.
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Faris
Leopold Ttv
Aruslia
Hubert Pluriat
Wisjonme
Leopold
Failed Effort to Lure King Leopold to London
The report says an eleventh hour bid to persuade King Leopold to flee to London and carry on the ward a refugee ruler was made. Belgian ministers met in Parliament and urged the king to continue the war. Two royal aides flew to the king’s headquarters to deliver the appeal, but Leopold remained with the Belgian army, rejecting isolation with the armed forces as untenable.
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London
Leopold
Parla
Churchill Warns Allies Face Severe Task In France
London May 28 Churchill told the House that Britain's expeditionary force in France faced overwhelming odds. He warned of possible capitulation of Belgium and a German sweep toward the Channel. He noted risk of loss of Allied lines, destroyed communications, and evacuation attempts from Dunquerque.
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London
Ermo Pulator Winstory
Churchill
House of Commons
France
Chanel
Olefin
Jef Wieer
Dun- Adrk
England
Germans Drive Toward Dunkirk Headline Clipped by War
Berlin dispatch reports German armored units advancing toward Dunkirk as Allied forces retreat from Belgium. The rough, error-filled text references Belgian defenses, rail lines, and a major port operation with high command directives guiding the offensive toward the Pas de Calais region.
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