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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1939
Page
3
Shooting Case at Titusville Deep Mystery
Titusville police investigated a midnight to early morning shooting on West Spring Street. Mario Altabini and Tony Como, drivers for Youngstown firms, reported a masked gunman fired on their truck as they traveled Perry Street toward Monroe, with one bullet striking the cab and the front fender. They pursued but lost the suspect in snow on Monroe Street.
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Titusville
Mario Altabini
North Fruit Street
Youngstown
Tony Como
Old City
McKenney Ransfer Camanday
A. and P
West Spring St
Como
Attabini
Perry Street
National Supply Compeany
Gomo
Down- Hawn
Edgar Nazerman
Ier Smedipy
Bilh Perry Street
Eis
Monroe Street
Local Campaign Feelings Stir In Election Push
Amid a tense subscription drive and election chatter a campaign manager warns against rumors and urges workers to push the official vote offer. He stresses secrecy of standings, warns against false tales, and calls for steady effort to maximize legitimate voter support before the close.
New Colloidal Sulphur Remedy for Arthritis Relief
Promoters claim SULPHO-KAPSeasy to take and inexpensive, with a money back guarantee after 90 days if no relief from aches and pains. Marketed as targeting arthritis due to sulfur deficiency, with Rexall agents offering free information.
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Rexall
J i
eCracken
Police hunted for Erie clubber linked to convict
Erie police, fearing a serial assailant, sought a man recently released from Western Penitentiary after ten women and girls were attacked at night in two and a half weeks. Mrs. Alfred Lynch, a widow, was struck and robbed as she returned home. Witnesses reported sightings near Mrs. Haas and Jack Komera’s homes, tying the suspect to an ex convict on porches and rooftops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
George J. Christoph
Western Penitentiary
Belle-fonte
Sho
Alfred Lynch
Thorn. Haas
South Penn Oil Co Executive Burl Turner Dies at 65
A. B. Turner 65 senior vice president of South Penn Oil Co a leading figure in the eastern oil fields died at his Fairfax Apartments Fifth Avenue home Wednesday morning Known as Burl Turner he had a distinguished career in the oil industry in the eastern fields
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
A. B. Turner
South Penn Oil Co
Fairfax Apartments
Fifth Ave
Turner
Burl
Young Doctor Dies in Jamestown Car Crash
Dr Fy Hurd Robinson Jr aged 37 of 520 Spring street died at WC A hospital from injuries after a car collision on Foote Avenue near the city. Coroner Samuel Bowers said Robinson’s car hit a tree after veering from a rear end crash with a car driven by 19 year old Robert W Anderson. The accident occurred as Robinson hurried home to meet Thanksgiving visitors, with his parents and Mrs Sally Greenhow among those traveling to Jamestown.
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Jamestown
Hurd Robinson, Jr
Spring Street
WC. A
Foote Avenue
Coraner Samuel T. Bowers
Caraner Bowers
Robinson
Anaway
Revert W. Anderson
Adderson
Dr. Robinson
Anderson
Bowers
Tron
William Russell
Coromer Bowers
Prank Hurd Robinson
Hornell
Widow MRS MARY STURDIVANT DIES AFTER illness
Mrs Mary Sturdivant widow of George Sturdivant died this morning at 8 30 at the home of her daughter Mrs Clarence Moore in Corry after a three week illness. She had lived in Corry for ten years after coming from Wesleyville. She leaves one daughter Mrs Moore and three sons William Sturdivant of Phillipsville Pa Charles and Frank Sturdivant of Erie one brother Duane Shadduck Wesleyville Pa and one sister Mrs Emma Luce Ripley N Y An elder brother Charles Shadduck 85 died at Wesleyville Tuesday and was buried today Funeral services will be from the Nelson funeral home Erie Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock with burial in North East cemetery.
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Wsary Cquyngent
Clarence Moore
Corry
M Sturdivant
George Sturdivant
Coby
Wesleyville
Moore
William Sturdivant
Phillipsville
Charles
Frank Sturdivant
Erie
Duane Shadduck
Emma Luce
Ripley
Charles Shadduck
Sturdivant
Nelson Funeral Home
Erié
North East Cemetery
Missionary Letters From Africa Describe Daily Life and War Hardships
Reverend Hichard Miller, son of Mr and Mrs W T Miller of West Préderigk street, writes from Liberia about life at the mission with his wife and two babies. He notes food prices, shortages due to war, plans to build a church and school, and services held as locals arrive late for prayers. He explains Africans’ concept of time, shipping delays, and the community’s daily routines amid hardship.
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Hichard Miller
W. T. Miller
West Préderigk Street
Liveria
Africa
Rey
Daynys Hallon
Tome
Safurcay
Finlay
Len Pou
Hawkins
Simdlay
Carryhell
Maxwell Howey
Pennsylvania Tourist Trade Reaches 400 Million in 1939
United Press reports Pennsylvania's tourist business surged to 400 million dollars in 1939. Herbert Walker of the State Commerce Department spoke to the Pioneer Valley Association in Northampton about publicity for state attractions and the economic benefits of boosting tourism. The association promotes Western Massachusetts counties and draws 70 member activities.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pioneer Valley Association of
Western Massachusets
Pennsylvania Department of Commerce
Herbert Walker
State Department of Commerse
Pioneer Valley Association
Northampton
Mass
Massachusetts
Hold Man as Guns Seized in Jamestown Stop
A routine police check Wednesday night led to the seizure of two revolvers and other items from a car. John Duponti and Eugene J. Atharo, both of New Milford Pa., were detained after officers found the vehicle registered to Albert Cerice of Buffalo. Police searched the coupe and recovered the firearms, ammunition, a portable radio, electric razors, a camera, and other items.
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Jamestown
John Duponti
Lias
Eugene J
Atharo
New Milford
Prawi
Albert Cerice
Buffalo
Record Fishing Permits Set State High in 1939 Sales
Pennsylvania issued well over 400000 fishing permits in 1939, priced at 190 each, a record according to the state board of fish commissioners. About 7000 more than 395700 residents bought licenses, placing the state sixth in the nation in a U S Bureau of Fisheries table, with a substantial rise in nonresident permits promoted last year.
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MSHA
Wemase
Cess Sylvania
State Board of Fish Commissioners
United Press Today
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Gun Wrapped in Paper Carried in Suitcase Reported
A man claimed to have wandered the city for days and reported two guns wrapped in a Tuesday newspaper inside a suitcase he carried. Officers documented the incident and noted the 49 calibre firearm.
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