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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1944
Page
3
The Washington Trails Council announces a Scoutmasters training course to be held in the city after Sunday, November 19 with an evening continuation. The announcement notes the program aims to prepare leaders and assist troop activities, reflecting local scouting efforts and community involvement.
The report notes Switzerland faces a cabinet crisis with Dr. Marcel Pilet-Golaz resigning as foreign minister. Berlin highlights Iran’s government fall and Soviet pressure as linked to Nazi envoy changes on the Therian peninsula. In France, Pvt. George B. Page is listed as killed in action October 14, with last family letter dated October 3.
In Erie County Union City Mrs Hulgatenk faces a jury next week in a highway death case tied to Guy Rouse Jr. The trial was moved to the February term over District Attorney Burton Laub’s protest after Judge Evans denied a continuance. Attorney A Grant Walker claimed publicity would endanger the case and had earlier sought a habeas corpus writ.
Corporal Robert Sebring, 20, son of Mr and Mrs Albert G Sebring, killed June 19 in the Saipan invasion, died heroically while attempting to rescue a wounded buddy after a front line mission. He gave first aid, then was fatally wounded dragging his comrade to safety. He had helped capture Roi in the Marshall Islands. his brother James is in the Army in Texas.
Mystery surrounds the shooting of Nelson, a well known DuBois insurance agent, at his home near Cabins DuBois. He lies in Maple Avenue Hospital in serious condition after a bullet entered the back of his head and tore through skull. Neighbors say he may not recall the incident.
Lt Col Donald T Bennink 29 Chautaugus face and wearer of the distinguished flying cross has been officially declared dead by the War Department. His P47 Thunderbolt crashed near Soissons France last August. He is the 144th casualty from Jamestown area in service. News reached his wife Mrs Frances Bennink at the Ashville home of her parents and she notified his mother Nellie Bennink and sister Margaret Horton in St Petersburg Fla. Mrs Horton is widow of Lt Jack Horton who died in Europe in 1944.
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