19 Nov 1918
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1918
Page
1
A garbled United Press dispatch reports Allied statements alleging German deception around a proposed new federation. The text references abdication, political moves in Europe, and unspecified leaders, with uncertain attribution and unclear chronology.
Harrisburg reports a long standing three pound sugar rule remains central as gas price disputes unfold. The piece notes municipal concerns and references Pennsylvania and New York authorities debating fuel shipments and distribution under existing charters amidst political pressure from local groups.
United Press reports Berlin to maintain the war blockade while German food shortages worsen. Valuations show a 40 percent rise in taxable property and expected state actions aim to keep the economic line tight as food and supply distributions shift during wartime.
Bris November 19 plans outlined for this year with committees aiming to active war effort. Whirry L Smith appointed general ward chairman and will coordinate meetings at North Bain, Corry and Waterfort with speakers from executive committee of the War Ways Committee.
The Teachers Association met Monday afternoon at Concord Hall. Officers elected included President Mrs Tarriot MU, Vice President Emma Degn, Secretary Miss Elizabeth Ranney, Treasurer Miss Wheeler. Six new members joined and Associate member Emma Degn welcomed. Meeting planned for December 10.
Head of the Mormon church in Salt Lake City died today after a long illness. He suffered a paralytic stroke and passed away at the age of about 80.
United Press report from Washington on November 1 quotes Congress urged to take immediate action and provide full involvement in the abrupt demotion of executive governance.
A terse press notice reports Walsh resigns from his post amid tensions on the War Industry Board. Details are scarce, but the move follows a period of controversy and criticism from several quarters. Further clarification is expected from officials.
A terse report notes a council at Ant sett to pursue extradition of Kaiser. High authorities and crown consider the matter urgent with the government urged to secure Kaiser’s return.
United Press reports that Philippe Petain was proclaimed marshal of France in a ceremony marking a pivotal elevation in the French army. The historic act signals strong leadership as the nation faces ongoing military and political challenges.
Washington November 12 the Railway Administration with the War Department expanded controls on exports presenting danger to allied forces. No permits for freight exports will be issued except for material required for reconstruction and rebuilding efforts in Europe.
Funeral services for H Patterson were conducted yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Reverend Williams of Mis Mission officiated. The seven pallbearers named Chaelon Ceahianty Yoon Lawson Frank Tagoland Andrew Button Moranceev Robert Carroll attended. The funeral was in the Dine Crave cemetery.
Walter Starbird former Corry resident died yesterday at West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh. The funeral will be held at Alexander's United Parlor with Rev. Booking officiating. Many residents will regret the loss of Mr Starbird whose passing was noted in the Journal.
A wartime letter describes a front line trek, crawling through No Man's Land, a forward observation post, and near shelling. The author recalls heat, fear of bullets, and guiding comrades as they approached German trenches and the infantry front line.
The article reports a war work fund short of 4500 dollars and outlines a mobilization plan. It highlights contributions from unions and volunteers, calling for renewed support to sustain morale and aid soldiers overseas, with a scheduled meeting to finalize plans.
The Now Childrened Hole group appeals for clothing and items in usable condition for a charity sale to aid Belgian relief. They request clean, saleable goods and pledge to price items nominally to help those in need. The notice also mentions local funerals for EB. I. Spancar and Harry Cook.
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