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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1941
Page
1
Shoop Haight and Wood for School Board
Walter Sweet assisted at Citizens National Bank and J Fred Kinley led in Republican tickets for city council. The election produced a heavy turnout with 615% ballots, results show Shoop and Wood winning council seats, Kinley and Carl Henton gaining municipal posts, and plans for council incumbents to continue terms in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sweet
Citizens National Bank
J Fred Kinley
Earl J. Halgh
Victor Oyn
Orn
van Hueren
Haight
Frank
Hepler
Charles A. Bain
Pain
Sweet
Hhun
Kinley
Pred Weater
Carl
Henton
Cornell
Municipal Commission
Wisimiat
Sweet and
A. ©. Sandburt
Richard Rossbacher
Muliner
Shoop
Wood
Holeht
One Dead and Two Hurt in Rooming House Fire
In Philadelphia a gas-filled rooming house blaze killed Mrs. Rose Gass, 55, and left her husband David Gass, 80, and John Fuelner, 85, unconscious. A youth allegedly pried gas pipe caps, aiming to steal. police investigate arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Almys
Thun
Rose Gass
David
John Fuelner
Reuben Reynolds
Samuel Riccardi Lnter
Action Under Major Houghton Commended In Maneuvers
Members of Company A 12th Infantry Mis piki were cited for notable achievement in maneuvers in North Carolina. The 3rd Battalion under Major Houghton was praised for initiative and aggressive action day and night October 28 29. The 441 Battalion attached to Company A was commended for fording the Rocky River and driving enemy outposts as it crossed the river twice. The unit, led by Lieut Col Stephen E Spleen, moved to the ridge north of the river and faced brisk opposition and a swift current. The 28th division’s vanguard crossed to the north of the river covering about four miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
12U
Caroline
William S. Houghton
Wise
441
Stephen E. Spleen
Rocky River
Houghton
Hotel Man Kaufman Found Dead in Garage
Edward J. Kaufman, 51, operator of the Kaufman Hotel in Zelienople Pennsylvania, was found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in his garage. His sister in law Miss Hazel Curtis discovered the body before dawn as Kaufman often started his heater with the car running. He had run the hotel for 17 years drawing a large local following for his fried chicken dinners and daily meals. Chauncey M. Depew Jr., 28, a Democratic attorney, was elected chief burgess of Chambersburg marking the first Democrat in 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Zelienople
Edward J. Kaufman
Kaufman
Hazel Curtis
Kallman
Burgess Chambersborg, Pa
Chauncey M. Depew, Jr
Suttorney
Burgess
Japan to Send Envoy Kurusu to Washington Amid Push for Accord
Tokyo announces Saburo Kurusu, former ambassador to Germany, will travel to Washington by trans Pacific clipper to seek a US–Japan accord. Negotiations, delayed two days to fit the envoy’s schedule, followed radio talks between US Ambassador Gren and Secretary Hull as Japan publishes a seven point program in the Japan Times and Advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
Saburo Kuyusu
Germany
Washington
nans-Pacific Clipper
United States
Kurusu
Trans- Pacific
Nghe
Joseph
Grenang
Hull
Dliaper
Hongkong
Nomura
Japan ‘Times
Foreign Office
White House backs neutralilty bill revision over amendments
Washington reports after a White House conference President Roosevelt and Capitol Hill leaders favored enacting the pending neutrality revision in its present form. They opposed attaching labor-impact amendments. The administration aims to curb defense strikes and proceed quickly. A separate labor bill was deemed appropriate for later consideration. Also noted, a state highway safety program began tests for juniors and seniors at the Senior High, led by O. K. Murray from Corry, using steerometer and elevearimeter tests with possible inclusion of younger students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Administration
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Waders
Ni Thast
United States
Bureau of Highway Safety Today
Scldl
K .Murray
Corry
Hunt Fiend Who Murdered 72-Year-Old Widow Sought
Philadelphia police hunted an assailant linked to the murder of Mrs. Mary Ann Brogan, a 72-year-old Irish born widow. Her battered body was found in an abandoned car in northwest Philadelphia after an autopsy showed she died from asphyxia. Investigators note movements prior to her death were unclear. Authorities consider possible ties to a series of assaults in Media, about 18 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free
Philadelphia
Mary Ann Brogan
Willin S.wailsworth
Serene
Boogers
Waite Wins Orphans Court Seat Despite Rural Margin
In Erie County election returns J Orin Waite narrowly defeated William Cimmey for the judgeship, with Waite’s rural stronghold offsetting an early Erie city lead. Final tally shows Waite about 714 votes ahead after seven districts remained uncounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie City
J. Orin Waite
Orphans Court
Erle County
Thesday
Jate Lluis Jorenoon
Waite
William 4
Cimmey
Detierst
Carney
Trie City
Will
Bred J. Lamberton
Republica
Eri
Joseph S
Luke) Grayford
Lamberton
Crawford
Hines to Pay Mine Strikers in Industrial Dispute
Harrisburg November 5 Lewis G Ames state Secretary of Labor and Industry ruled that 15,000 striking miners from the Hazleton Fanther Valley district who walked out over union assessments are entitled to unemployment compensation benefits. Checks were issued immediately after an inquiry found the walkout between September 9 and October 6 in District 1 of the United Mine Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Lewis G. Ames
State Secretary of Labor and Industry
Hines
GIO United Mine Workers
Shtip
Hazle~ton-Fanther Valley
Sile
U boats operating off Newfoundland coast
Navy officials disclose submarines are active off the Newfoundland shore within sight of land. Canadian forces and coastal patrol planes report attacks by depth charges and bombs as Rear Admiral Percy Welles confirms high level approval of the statement. The German subs are said to be known to be in the area and being hunted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Navy
Angus MacDonald
Newfundland
New
Foundland
Gly Force Coastal Command
Percy Welles
Naval Vliet of Staff
Case of Typhoid Fever Reported
The first typhoid fever case in Corry is reported at Corry hospital where three year old Nancy Hallett daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hallett is diagnosed. The child is progressing as well as expected and precautions are being taken to prevent spread while an inquiry continues and steps to eliminate possible contamination are under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Nancy Hallett
Lloyd Hallett
U. S. Canada defense group formed announced
The White House said President Roosevelt and Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King created a joint defense production committee to coordinate wartime munitions. The American group is chaired by Mila Perkins with members including James Worrestal and Robert P. Patterson. Canada’s head is G. K. Sheils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Mackenzie King
Canada
Joint Economic Committee
Céillieries
Mila Perkins
Economic Defense Board
Thiriltell Sales
Wea Nated
Lehigh Valley Freight Wreck Halts Westbound Train
A westbound Lehigh Valley freight derailed on a mountain top near Wilkes-Barre. One box car and nine ore cars were severely damaged as undercarriages broke free. No crew injuries reported. traffic rerouted. In other news, U.S. engineers and specialists were said to have arrived at Basra to work on the Trans-Iran railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Pa Oy
Lehigh Valley
Coxton Cuir
U. 8
Persia
London
United States
Besra
Iraq
Byoudeast
Basra
Scully Wins Tight Pittsburgh Mayor Race in 112,723-111,? Margin
In Pittsburgh, Democrat Cornelius J D Scully was re elected mayor by a narrow margin over Republican Haymar J Denny. Final returns show Scully 112 723 to 111 ? for Denny with roughly 2164 votes separating them. The count comes from 88 of 4000 precincts, amid broader Pennsylvania local election contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
Harrisburg
Scorchi
Pennsylvania
Pittsburon
Cornelius JD. Scully
Haymar J. Denny
Scully
Denny
John J. Hein
Corbett
Inbor
League
Nem
Yewe Corbett
Abernathy
Thousand Planes for South America Predicted
The Iron Age magazine predicted an order of 1000 stainless steel airplanes for sale to South American republics would be awarded soon. The steel for the large order would be fabricated by the Renari G Budd Manufacturing Co. of Philadelphia, noted for years of experimentation with Jess Steel as a substitute for duralumin and other aluminum alloys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet New York
The
Iron Age Magazine
Bries Magazine
Renari G Budd Manufacturing Co
Philadelphia
Starr Jess Steel
First Snow Expected in Western Pennsylvania Tomorrow
A northwest void wave will bring the last snow of the season to western Pennsylvania tomorrow. Rain overnight will mix with sleet as temperatures fall to 36 degrees, then colder weather is forecast with the mercury dropping to freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy Ananemune Revo
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
W. S. Brotaman
Tor
Parker and Kenworthy Easy Winners in Philadelphia Race
Philadelphia voters backed Republican justices Parker and Kenworthy for the supreme and superior courts, defeating Democrats Cary and Musmanna by wide margins. LaGuardia won a renewed term as New York mayor, with notable Democrats backing his bid and Roosevelt era ties cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Parker
Kenworthey
LaGuardia
New York
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Fitepub- Hearts
Pennsylvania
Munispa
Rhip Stiles
Peeckmans
William M. Parker
Supreme Court
Dudge W. Russell Cary
Charles B. Kenworthey
Michael A
WiMasty Dwler
Durion
Roosevelt
O'Dwyer
Edward O' Flynn
National Arty
James A. Barley
Enatriniit
Guffey and Meyers Back Bashore for WPA Post
Harrisburg reports U S Senator Joseph F Guffey and Democratic State Chairman Meredith Meyers endorse Ralph M Bashore Schuylkill county attorney for Pennsylvania administrator of the Works Progress Administration The nomination goes to Howard Hunter National Administrator in Washington D C The $8000 a year post has been vacant since October when Chr Philip Matthews resigned Bashore aligned with Guffey since the 1940 primary campaign backing his reflection against Walter A Jones Pittsburgh official who backed Lawrence then Democratic state chairman Lawrence resigned as committee head Meyers succeeded him with Lawrence's support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way eeeseRiied Press
Harrisburg
U. & Strafor
Joseph F. Guffey
Dem Acratic Stale
Meredith Meyers
Ralph M. Bashore
Schuylkill County
Philip Mathyws
Bashore
Duffey
Walter A. Jones
Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Cheirman
Guffey
Lawrence
Meyers
White Hill Probers Open First Session Today
Judge Fred Reese of Carlisle convened a special committee in White Hill Pennsylvania to probe conditions at the state run White Hill reform school where one youth was killed and others injured escaping. The inquiry aims to define steps for the investigation as officials seek to understand the events and safety failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hill
Fred 8. Reese
Carlisle
Feese
Cumberland County
Storms Yaila Mountains Split Crimea Defenses
Adolf Hitler’s invasion armies crossed the Yaila mountains reaching the Black Sea, splitting Russia’s Crimean defense into three parts after a forced advance. German dispatches claim Soviet forces moved to cover Sevastopol and Kerch while reports from Moscow note strategic shifts and air attacks on Moscow and nearby targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
Yaila
Black Sea
Russia
Berlin
Russias
Balaclava Heights
Sevast Fopal
Valley of Death
Baljelin
Fuller
Sevastopal
Ekerch
Sala Keroh
Ams
Weo
London
Finssiar
Catewayr
Black Sea Republic
Lisese
Pangstans Murely
Yaiin
Sevastopol
Kersh
Menopolis
Lomtagend
Moscow
High Command
Sft. 40
Also Mentioned on This Page
Haight and Wood
Associated Pres
Hiccayd
Maj. Houghton
Edward Kaufman
Harvey Willis
Controller
DEMS
Harvey M. Willis
Arthur Watkins
Demuers
Erie
Joe Martin
Sherman Hickey
Martin
Hickey
Walter J. Batchelor
Anthony J. Augustine
Mike Gannavino
Ted
Neil. McLaughlin
Hugh
Darsie
Gannavine
Andrew J. Nowak
Met Wilson
Wright
Mctaughlin
Jamies
Secretary of Labor
G.O.P
Newfoundland
U. S.- Canada
Defense Group
Robert White
Phila
Cumumon Pleas
Samus H. Gardner
Stwxonburg
South America
Parker
Kenworthy
WPA
White Hill Probers
Yaila Mountains
RED
Drif
Oakland
Eagle Squadron
Urea
Posmer Ancy
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