27 Nov 1918
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1918
Page
1
A Crown Prince speaks through a correspondent from Amateidam noting the revolution as the key to his future. He is interned at Welvingen and expresses longing for freedom, while acknowledging uncertainties about travel and family. The interview ends with a cigarette offer before the press departs.
The local Knights of Columbus group announces a welcome room for servicemen stopping in the city. A large sign on the building invites sailors and soldiers to rest and spend short layovers, with leaders hoping to open the hall to all boys passing through. The room is near Mantai Corner and Central streets for easy access.
United Press reports Vancouver notes whale cann ing in Canada with a focus on harvest prospects. The piece estimates seasonal catches and market implications for Newfoundland and Boston buyers, citing seasonal quotas and processing plans for the winter.
Secretary McAdoo outlines Treasury plans to assist banks with government securities and wartime financing. The proposal aims to support a bi weekly issue program and broaden wartime credit, signaling a preliminary push tied to national loans and certificates.
United Press reports Wellington announces the 28th Division and other divisions as part of Allied troop deployments. The dispatch lists divisions with commanders at locations including Agudicourt Dunkirk Amiens Le Mans and references General descriptions and unit designations.
Erie, Nov 27 The flu ban remains in effect as health officials and local leaders discuss measures. Authorities maintain restrictions to guard public health while reporting limited improvement in the overall situation.
The funeral service for O I Crippen was held Saturday afternoon at the Wright and Eastmith home. Rev G Woodward conducted the service at 4 with many family friends in attendance. Interment followed at Five Grove Cemetery with bearers listed as A Morgas William S Page W A Fox CR Powell K O Went and B A Went. Attendees included relatives and local contemporaries from Youngstown Meadville and Bear Lake N Y among others.
Word reached Corry that James Squell died suddenly in Titusville around 4 AM, cause presumed heart failure. Survived by wife and eight children living in Corry and nearby towns. funeral arrangements to be announced.
Herbert Hoover arrives in a wartime area to coordinate food aid for France and Belgium. He meets officials while addressing transportation and supply challenges amid devastation and hunger in enemy-occupied regions.
Mrs FB Edwards of Wort Pleasant Street received a letter from Charles Edwards reporting he had been wounded. He was with the 820th F A Supply company and sent from a base hospital to recover from a galp wound sustained October 16.
Muntington dispatch notes four peace delegates designated for a forthcoming conference. Names include Wilkan Catone Remrotary of State Danwing and ex-ambassador Whiter with Baker's approval awaiting confirmation. Unclear if additional members will attend. official lists remain uncertain.
London dispatch reports Bavarian Reform leader Dr Huber expanding anti Soviet propaganda and claiming growing power in Germany. Karl Linckecht seeks to rally 70 100 wounded soldiers in Berlin to support a counter revolution as Cologne and other cities report offers of 425 marks for the Kruger and Crown Prince dead or alive amid populist upheaval.
Charles Keating secures a renewed promotion after a service survey in Frayer Didnt and subsequent reassignment. The promotion to a lieutenant position is announced by the Wax Department, with Mr and Mrs Jumnoy MiMintty confirmed as recipients in the same notice. A new regiment was assigned to the Bean Army.
The Christmas Savini department of the Glink' NatFonat plans a Saturday event to distribute Christmas savings checks. The initiative aims to reach all members with a total disbursed amount around $15,000, highlighting the club as a key beneficiary. future actions may involve additional members.
Pursons urged to attend Friday meeting at the church as citizens prepare for Thanksgiving events. Upcoming attractions at Rex include Miss Ing! and Tom Sawyer with related travel and war themes, plus a display of garments by local clubs and charitable offerings for the Orphans Home.
Mark Goyle nearly died as his car stalled at a crossing on Uw First avenue yesterday afternoon. Gates were down when the vehicle stopped and a motor wagon struck the machine, but Doyle escaped with minor damage. A front wheel came off a car on Nest Washington street, causing a collision but no injuries were reported. Mr and Mrs Gilson confirm a letter from their son Raymond stating he is in the Fifteenth and has received a promotion.
The proclamation from Mayor Alexander directs all businesses in the city to remain closed on Thanksgiving Day. The message adopts the formal tone of a city notice and specifies that the closure applies to the official holiday. The document emphasizes civic observance and adherence by local enterprises.
A note from supervisor Yeager on the Red Cross knitting group describes knitting socks and mittens. Instructions emphasize matching pairs, yarn lengths, and careful stitching to ensure proper fit and consistency for service uses.
A Rome journalist reports the Pope plans to renounce his authority in Rome following the final peace treaty. Potential factors cited include pressure from Bolshevik elements or a possible request from the Fabian government.
The Stanford Lowy Company presents a refined evening with concerts preceding a ball. Tickets are selling fast at the Anoury hall with violin and xylophone numbers, vocal selections, and a program featuring Mrs Dowd and Mr. Howard, ensuring a memorable entertainment and ample value for attendees.
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