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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1940

Page

8

Bear kills flood Kane area in record season

News reports a heavy bear kill in Kane area during the season with at least 28 bears taken. Hunters claim large specimens including a 400 pound bear near San Tyr, a 340 pound animal near Highland, and multiple 140 to 180 pound bears near churches and James City road. Wares recount a 300 pound bear by Dan Waldo and other sightings, as rangers note cubs killed by unknown hunters.

San Tye DeForest Simin Guys Mills Lew Crosby Len Pears Highland Bie Walden Wiiluns Wileon James Cly Caylson Johnsonburg Couglin Walson Danadd J . Waldo Beinboro Floyd Plosyer Highland Road Jules Lorenzo James City

Wages Climbed in Pennsylvania Factories in October

The Associated Press reports that Pennsylvania factory workers earned the highest average weekly wage in October, rising to about 99.29 dollars from 92.71 in September. The General Reserve Tank at Philadelphia issued the statewide survey of factory employment.

Assocated Press Philadelphia Pennsylvania General Reserve Tank

Fifteen Appeal From Prison Terms

Harrisburg Nov 20 Fifteen sentenced for murder appeal for freedom today to the pardons board. Their pleas were among those heard during the board's two day session.

Asimerley Frese Harrisburg Sun Browest Pardons Board

Hurls Child to Death in Chicago Mystery Case

Police hold Adele Ze-DroWest, 22, for questioning after a newborn baby dies. Authorities say a confusion led her to throw the infant from a window to quiet the crying child, fearing it would awaken her employer Mrs Burnstein. Island Grant in New York notes $1.63 Governor's Island purchase details from 1637 for $1.85 appear in the misread text.

Chicario Adele Ze- DroWest Ay Burnstein Island Gost Covernor’s Island New York Whitbor

Clymer Community Notes Highlight Red Cross Roll Call Plan

Local groups organize a Red Cross roll call and holiday lighting drive with Boy Scouts canvassing for members. North Clymer and Clymer churches host services and Union Thanksgiving plans. Community clubs discuss by law expansion, fundraisers, and school events including a junior play, basketball prep, and 4-H activities with detailed schedules and member roles.

Clymer Red Cross

Beating of Man in Erie Jungle Recounted

In Erie near St Vincent's hospital a man, Alex Puchinski, 52, was struck with a blunt instrument in a hobo settlement and left with a fractured skull. Two others, Harold Patterson, 50, and Frank Hunt, 57, are detained for questioning after patrolmen arrested them at Hunt's place. Police say Patterson reported seeing Hunt with an iron pipe near the huts.

Erie Alex Puchinski Jungles Dew St Vincent’s Hospital Hobo Harold Patterson Green Garden Rong Frank Hunt Cranberry Street Carl Englert David Parmenter Hunt George Christoph Kite Patterson Puchinski Christoph

Erie Plans Major WPA Program for 1941

Erie to spend 112 100 on Works Progress Administration projects proposed by Deputy City Engineer Clarence Pulling. The eight point plan includes 60 000 for street repaving and sewer works on Nineteenth Street and Fine Avenue, Millcreek retaining wall, and a bridge over Mill Creek plus a sprinkler system.

Erie Clarence K Harry Klebes Tuille Avenue Garrison Run 30Th Arc Street Nineteenth Street Camphausen Avenue Buffalo Road Fine Avenue S—Millcreek Clenwood Park Mill Creek T—Boulevard

Air Marshal Sir Arthur Head Heads New Air Arm

World War I ace and liaison commander between the Royal Air Force and the British Expeditionary Force in the battle of France now leads the new air force attached to the army. The arm was created as a compromise between the war and air ministries.

Sir Arthur §. Bargett Royal Air Force France Army Air Arm War

Twenty Registrants Receive Questionnaires From District Draft Board

Names of twenty registrants mailed questionnaires by the Union City draft board were announced today. List includes Victor Berlyvise, Wilson Watts Woods, Robert William Ellis, Walter Vincent Pragar, William Leo Eugene Ruland, Walter G Sweet, Lawrence Custon Nichols, David Gleason Morgan, Cecil Hunter Holmes, Ward Warfield Nichols, Orval Clinton Fanten Jr, John El Taylor, Bernard A Greene, Jonni Andrew Murray, Rufus Hill, Lloyd Donald Alford, Wayne Edward Skinner, Steve Byatrycki, Frederick Paul Stone, Maurice Dwayne Lilley, John Harold Kamppi. Also a note that TH has been established that the moon causes a tide in the atmosphere as it does in the sea.

District Draft Board Union City Draft Board Victor

Kitchen police duty is out for guard units

CAMP BLANDING Fla Nov 20 Potato peeling and other kitchen police duty long dreaded by soldiers is eliminated for guardsmen and draftees in the national military training program. Executives say emphasis will now be on fighting techniques and KP tasks will be handled by personnel regularly assigned to them rather than rotated as before.

Methouse Unurest Ralph Findley Junior League Epworth League Union Thantsice Reformed Church Ure Thurkéay Mernise Women's Society of Christian Service North Clymer Clymer Albert Arnink Garret Querreveld Arthur Schermerhorn Harolt Leaters Wallitg Corry Blanding Fls

States with no income tax attract moving Toian

Fourteen of the nation’s 48 states have a prospective resident living in Iowa. Tax officials report receiving a letter from a Towan asking which states have no income tax so she can choose where to move when she leaves.

Towa Tax Commissions An Towan

New Shin En Fire Holds 35,000-ton Battleship

In New York harbor a fire broke out in the hold of the new 35,000 ton battleship South Dakota under construction. Twenty men affected by smoke and fumes, eight rescued through two 16 inch holes. Firemen reported danger of asphyxiation as the bulkhead was breached.

En, Nyy South Dakota Deaks Dow Hind

French Wounded Being Returned From German Prison Hospital

A procession of 630 French war wounded moved by rail to France from a German prison hospital. They rode second class seats, appearing scarred and limbless, while a quiet chorus of Vive la France and Vive In Livse echoed as Swiss relief organizations provided food and comfort.

Associ Geneva France

Local Inquiry Delays Club Safety Meeting

A garbled report from the city vocations committee mentions Phillip Zalz Donald Guignon Hubert and Mrs. amid plans for a safety discussion. The article cites news outings and anticipated activities as investigators review winter patrols.

Phillip Zalz Donald Guignon Hubert Mrs

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