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21 Nov 1941
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1941
Page
1
Mine clash in Fayette county fuels deadly flareup
Pittsburg dispatch reports a Fayette county coalfield conflict with at least ten wounded as United Mine Workers strike activity escalates near the H C Frick Company mine. Pickets and nonstrikers clash for hours as mines report closures across Cambria, Somerset and Indiana counties and officials warn of a wider shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assos Press
Pittsburgh
Fayette County
United
H. C. Frick Gote Company
Beeman
Louies (Or
Beir
Gring
Charles T. Pyork
Frick Company
Ryle Minery
Cambria
Somerset
Indiana
Cambria County
Somerset County
Iast
Ie Belts
Gahagan Coal Companies
Te Loyal Hania Coal Company
Pennsylvania
H. Vance Cottom
Roosevelt delays action until union responds on mine dispute
President Roosevelt indicated a decision on the coal strike would be postponed until he receives a reply from John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers. He stated no new labor plan would be announced and any future steps depend on the union’s response tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Nhy
Roosevelt
Jill Tedenil
Ine
John K. Lewi
United Mine Workers Valley Equimitien Jy
Lewis
United Mine Workers
al 1S
Tews
City Schools Aid Against Chicken Pox Flareup
City health authorities and schools joined a drive to stamp out a chicken pox flareup in Concorde area. Five more cases were reported to Health Officer John B. Flynigan this morning among young children, including Ernest Cagnon and Virginia Taylor. Quarantine rules are being observed as measles cases also appear, with the outbreak centered on the South Center street sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haith
John B. Flynigan
Ernest Cagnon
East Church Street
Virginia Taylor
South Center Street
Lawrence Haner
Chestnut Street
Mary Ann Cassett
East Main Street
Theresa Boland
Bast Street
Hitler's Ley Addresses 14M Laborers in Berlin
Dr. Robert Ley, head of the German Tabor front, told 14 million workers from four European countries that Europe must rise or be crushed by America. From Berlin's Sportpalast he derided cultureless barbarians and called Moscow a fallen foe, claiming capitalism has been driven overseas and eliciting loud applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Robert Ley
Tabor Front
Europe
America
Berlin
Ley
Moscow
Nearly a Hundred Poisoned by Food at Bristol Benefit
Between six and one hundred persons fell ill after a church dinner in Bristol Pennsylvania. Chief of Police Linford Jones was among the affected. Doctors could not trace the illness to a specific item. no hospital treatment was needed and all were recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Linford Jones
India Welcomes First U. S. Envoy to India
In New Delhi on November 21 the United States presented its envoy Thomas Murray Wilkow at the Viceroy’s residence. Wilkow, a Memphis, Tennessee commissioner to India, was received in a colorful ceremony before the throne in the Durbar Hall by Viceroy Lord Lytton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
Idtu
United States
Theip
Lord Livilingow
Durbar Hall
Thomas Murray Wilkow
Memphis
India
Indiana Battleship Indiana launched six months early
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox hailed the 35,000 ton battleship Indiana as a symbol of national will to survive in a world at war. The ship slid down the ways at Newport News at 1:59 am EST, witnessed by Gov. Schricker, Gov. Price, officials, and congressmen, with champagne bottles breaking in celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Associated Press
Newport News
Frank Knox
Indiana
Jis
Indiana 45
Iniching
Lewis C. Robbins
Wichita Falls
Texas
Henry F. Schicker
Schricker
J. H. Price
Virginia
Fayette County Teachers Strike In Redstone Township
Uniontown Pa November 21 A teachers strike in Redstone township schools joined by Fayette county instructors demanding a 16 percent wage increase. The Redstone district lies in the coal mining belt and coal production has been disrupted by a broader mine strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Redstone Township
Fayette County
Senate moves on anti strike bills amid coal shortages
Washington dispatch reports a Senate subcommittee began drafting anti strike legislation as soft coal supplies dwindle due to widespread strikes in captive and commercial mines. Units of Carnegie Illinois Steel Corp. announce five more blast furnaces shut, including Clairton Pennsylvania and Youngstown Ohio facilities, risking a 20 percent drop in Pittsburgh district ingot production. Security concerns and defense needs prompt talk of federal operation of mines and injunctions, with President Roosevelt possibly approving measures soon. Fleming nominated as Federal Works Administrator to succeed Carmody.
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Associated Press
Washington
Way
Senate
Carnegie Clinois Steel Corp
United States Steel Cory
Whay
All
Clairton Storks
Clairton
Ohio Works
Youngstown
Ohio
Currie Furniver
Rankin, Pa
Duquesne Turnace
Duquesne
Glairton
Bessemer
Pittsburgh
Softon
Judiciary Sub-Committee
Sen\tor Connally D-Tex
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Pennsylvania
War Department
Faa
CIO United Mini
Pita
UMW
West Virginia
Alabama
Kentucky
Ilinois
Defense
Connally
Bil
Wage Adjusttment Board
Capitol Hill
Messine
Fsbor
Roosevelt
Coneens
Two Held For Crash Farm Survey Detected Berlin Troop Move Hints
Police report two men held in connection with a farm crash survey under a Berlin hint of troop movements toward Dakar area. A second accident occurred at dawn on the highway from Union City to North Enal, injuring several, including names mentioned in the crash report. Authorities say the incidents involve stolen vehicles and multiple injuries across the region with ongoing investigations.
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Berlin
Dakar
Sale Mol
Bomanly
Warisbaye Rodar
Mitey
Enarges
OW City
Enal
Pitaavills
Exomedl
Fimmery Orione
Eck Mushen
Bee
Loenlees Spor
Huntingdon and
Morandi
Eohailsmiul
Astromnobiles Jr
Thurstns Masring
Union City
Erie
Fortune
Mosher
Brie
Byl
Bet Benois
Seheig Gir
Norma Pusch
Iwade
Albert Belkuh
Carl Pimilla
Union City Hospital
Penn students riot near campus before Penn-Cornell game
About 1500 University of Pennsylvania students joined a mischief making riot near West Philadelphia before the annual Penn Cornell football clash. Four were arrested, several injured, and lists of names were being prepared for scrutiny by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Rawbottnm
University of
Severe Cold Spell Advances Across Regions
Severe cold weather is forecast for tomorrow with warnings across central west regions. The forecast notes chilling temperatures spreading from the north to midwest areas, with impacts expected into Saturday. Officials urge preparations as winter conditions persist through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rypp
Uae
Cannes
United States
Rey North Dakota
Pat Hy Rurseb
Parenter
Witeraslar
Uwe Chicuitu Khuren
Wudine
North East Man and Wife Killed in Crash
Four people were killed including William Rose, 54, and his wife, plus three others in a north east incident. Fryaik Goddard, 74, suffered serious injuries and was hospitalized. Names and details are partially obscured in the report but reference Buffalo New York connections and multiple injuries among victims and onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rose
Fryaik Goddard
Jay
Sheeax
Hugh
Leray
Buffalo
N.Y
Ives
Trial Period Ends for Parking Meters
The council formally approves the purchase of new meters for short stretches on Butler Street East Washington and West Main. A six month trial period ends with payment to the meter company applied toward the purchase price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Puiretase
Main
East Ai West Washington Streets
Sailor and Park Bride Wed After Navy Notice
New York reports Sailor Bill Langard and 19 year old Josephine Phillips wed in Garfield New Jersey after a romance sparked in Central Park. He faces ship duties in Philadelphia, while she plans to live in a Philadelphia apartment awaiting further orders. The couple met two months ago and celebrated with their 11 second kiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailor Bill and
Park Beach
Bride
New York
Bill Langard
Hoors
Manhattan
Josephine Phillips
Central Park
Fifth Avenue
Bill
Hawaii
New Yorker
Benny Goodman
Benny
Josephine
Une
Mondsey
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Victoria
Texas
Josephine T
Bull
Marriagage
Garfield
N. 3
Sharp cut in NYA announced by Associa press
In Philadelphia area for youth aid programs the NYA grant plan faces cuts with a $200,000 yearly reduction and a halt on new loans. Dec 1 start. Aims to trim college aid packages and adjust the program, with changes affecting thousands of students and local relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associa Od Press
Farrisburg
BO Poli Ven
Payrall Vis
Naskoyol
Admanistrodinn Peayreny Ba Peajnadivanly
Adeyisirawy
Isaie
Sutton
Sultoy
Lilih
One Town Woman Executed in California Gas Chamber
SAN QUENTIN CA November 21 A 42 year old female prisoner Egileta Quavilm Spinel became the first woman executed in California’s gas chamber. The convict faced her sentence after trials described as stern as the state proceeds with capital punishment. The case underscores严 the ongoing use of the death penalty in California’s justice system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Quentin
Cailf
Tnichrus
Egileta Quavilm Spinel
Hie Ina
California
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