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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1939

Page

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Owner of Coupe Blamed for 4 Deaths in Union Crash

A coroner's jury in Union City found the driver of a coupe, owned by Raymond McGregor, responsible for a collision that killed four youths. The bus driver, George Box, was absolved of blame. Witnesses described the crash as the coupe swerved off the berm and struck the bus, igniting the car. The three youths and a girl died from injuries, with two others dying en route or at the hospital.

Union City Pees Sian Oity Walter Stroble Olmily Goveney Arthur Crowe Union Gily Miller Stroup McGregor Bax

Former Erie District Road Chief Heard In Gravel Purchase Probe

Assistant Engineer Funk testified in a conspiracy blackmail trial that Griffith taught him to buy 67,400 tons of gravel for Erie county roads and questioned how payment and use would be handled. He said Griffith seemed to know the intended use and did not reveal who ordered the requisitions.

United Press Harrisburg Erie Highways District Stanton Punk Hollidaysburg Ehie David B. Laurence General State Authority Butler Chemneer Fom B. A. Griffith Wilkipsbore Funk Griffith Eelowie Cruset Pittsburgh Griffin

Interest revived in retrenchment plan amid budget debate

Washington reports President Roosevelt’s fiscal year economy plan sponsored by Secretary Morgenthau to trim 7.0 billion dollars from the federal budget. The plan was wrecked by a 1937 mood swing, leaving the administration unsure if the plan will be revived or replaced with new spending and lending legislation.

United Press Washington Roosevelt Secretary of Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr Margenthian White House

No Change in Steel Prices for First Quarter 1940

Pittsburgh reports Carnegie-Tiltonal Steel Corp will keep steel prices steady through the first quarter of 1940 with a minor rise in base price for rolled sheets and hot rolled strips. The action is expected to influence other major producers as well. Washington notes export restrictions on certain Canadian shipments may affect prices and trade.

Oy Uuneueres Pittsburgh Ted Carnegie-Tilinall Steel Corp Camnegies Nols Uni Sates Steel Corp

Civic Orchestra Shows Marked Development in 1939-40

The Corry Civic Orchestra, a notable city ensemble, delivered a well received concert at Seilor High School auditorium Monday evening. Conducted by Curtis Chaffee of the Senior High faculty, the program featured two solos by Charles Lyons of Union City and openers from The Dollar Princess by Leo Fall. The performance was part of three winter offerings and drew an appreciative audience.

Corry Gerry High School Civic Orchestra Charles Lyons Union City Leo Fall

Probe into rusting license plates sparks state inquiry

A state highway department investigation seeks the cause of premature rust on thousands of 1929 license plates and possible corrosion of 1940 tags. Lab analysis of steel paint varnish and craftsmanship by prison labor are examined, with prison work ruled out as the source.

State Highway Department Department Commonwealth Welfare Department Priso Iotor Vehucies Bureau

Parliament Opens New War Session With King Speech

London reports a new session of Parliament opened today during the war. The king delivered the customary speech urging full national effort, and the ceremony lacked peacetime pageantry with robes regalia and gilt coach omitted.

London

Rich Playboy Steals Show At Opera Opening

New York Met opened its season with the star, Richard Knight, a wealthy socialite, stealing the night by performing stunts during the Verdi Simon Boccanegra premiere. Knight danced on bars and rails, mocked guards, and posed for photographers while attendees and debutantes watched.

United Press New York Metropolian Opera Ceats, & Peck Bakers Vanderbilts Vanderbilt Richard Knight Knight Lawrence Tbbett Elizabeth Rethberg Verdi Mary Miss Steele Pic

Fires Rage Through Harrisburg Districts Amid Citywide Blaze

Nov 98 reports say Harrisburg firefighters battled multiple blazes including the Capitol building and a state central board office. They fought fires at public buildings across Dauphin County, with Camp Curtin Junior High School and other sites affected as responders worked through the day.

Harrisburg Capitol Dauphin County Camp Curtin Junior High

Junior Class Play Tish to Be Staged Friday

The Junior Class at Corry High schedules the play Tish by Mary Roberts Rinehart for Friday evening at 6 15 in the senior high school auditorium. Kenneth O Boyardus of the senior faculty leads with Miss Doris Bergman assisting. Cast includes Helen Purdy Ellen Leighton Carl Taylor Charita Averet Greeley Len Pike Martha Elston Garie Hoskins Richard Dearing Lizzie Autuan Colby Aggie Jack Kinney Charlie Sands Gertrude Crowell Tish Garberry Dorothy Patterson Bethina Trent Victor Cragg Wi ey Ahtiews Olin Bracken Jr Denby Grimes Mary Jean Magney Dorrce Gaylord. Proceeds fund the Sluss treasury for prom activities.

Mary Roberts Rinehart Glass Auditesium Kenneth O. Boyardus Wigit Doris Bergman Corry High Helen Purdy Ellen Leighton Carl Taylor Charita Averet Greeley Len Pike Martha Elston Garlie Hoskins Richard Dearing Luther Hoskins Marilyn Phillips Lizzie Autuan Colby Aggie Jack Kinney Charlie Sands Gertrude Crowell Tish" Garberry Dorothy Patterson Bethina Trent Victor Cragg Wi Ey Ahtiews Olin Bracken, Jr Denby Grimes Mary Jean Magney Dorrce Gaylord Pty Sls

Honor Carnegie Observed By City And Students

Honor Carnegie memory marked by Pittsburgh city officials and students at Carnegie Institute of Technology celebrating Carnegie Day on the founder's birthday. The observance honored the philanthropist and his long impact on education and the university.

Pittsburgh Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Intestec

Expect Cuts in Relief Bureau and Aid Rolls Decline

Budget cuts loom for the Public Assistance department as relief rolls steadily shrink. A statewide report shows medical assistance cost about 1 80,000 in the first year while the department plans budget drafting after December. In Pittsburgh, Allegheny County Treasurer William A Timer faces indictment for embellement and will stay in office through January 1.

Whitttely Pittsburgh William A. Timer Allegheny County Treasuer Livetm

Memorial Day Services by Corry Elks Sunday

The Corry Elks lodge plans annual Memorial Day observances with Exalted Ruler Arthur Scheppner presiding and a program including a march from Aida by the Corry Civic Orchestra and a Girls' trio. Members who died in the past year will be honored and a reception follows the services.

Mortimer Giatism Bele County Will J. Wilcoxs James TE Liddy Pores L. Keister G. Dusne Brocka Geakim Vossal Ue Corey Vela Ag Essex Watt Logan Las Arthur Scheppner Aida

Police Investigate Report Of Abducted Girls In Ward Three

A grandfather reported that his granddaughter and another nine year old girl were approached by a stranger in a car near Bend and Wright streets after leaving Jimisr High School. The driver allegedly invited them for a ride and the girls fled home. Police chief John Flanigan ordered an inquiry to identify the perpetrator.

Patyolyan Ross Meni John Flanigan

Nazis Claim Big Cruiser Sunk Near Scapa Flow

Nazi dispatches from Berlin claim the British heavy cruiser Manchester, of 10,000 tons, was sunk by a U boat off Scapa Flow. The report says the ship carried 540 men and was in the London class, with German claims noting a successful torpedo attack led by Lieutenant Commander Guenther Prien.

United Press Berlin Uebh

Blaze Destroys Brighter Furniture Store in Reading

A fire early today at Brighter Furniture Company in Reading started in the basement and swept through the three story building, causing about 100000 in damage. Firefighters fought to prevent spread while traffic in the city center backed up. An adjacent empty bank building also sustained fire damage.

Reade, Cay Aes Wey Chrestene Aremen All Stari Delill Dames

Campaign Entry Leads With Journal Notes From Clue Spatansbourg

A local newspaper entry describes shifts in campaign standings as busy entries from CLUE and Miss Mabel Schreckengost highlight a race in Spatansbourg. Beaverdam candidate Lu Barnhart appears poised to finish ahead, with early support noted and a steady stream of local names listed among supporters and addresses.

Clue Mabel Schreckengost Spatansbourg Allen Gort Gol West Pleasant Leona Smith North Clymer Stroup East Main Street Charley Wood Concord Street Prank Bayle Corry Marc Robbins Concord Strert W. F. Miller West Prederick Street M. Haskell Duane Street Bibert E. Wood Corry B.D Ghester Kibbey Nellie Black Fairview Street Eee BTR Gilbert J. Toil Clymer N.Y David B Sey Shel Saeansonanaeareantns Robert McGraw West Irving Street

Soviet Finns' War Demands Spark Frontline Tensions

Soviet Russia ordered the Red Army to annihilate Finns firing across the frontier amid war threats in Karelia. Moscow demanded Finnish troop withdrawals while Finland pledges to resist. Allied actions and naval developments in the Atlantic and Arctic regions are noted amid broader war tensions.

Tor Abe Mores Soviet Russia Red Army Lesinura

Victim of Shooting Affray May Live

Philadelphia dispatch reports 67 year old Nieckoski slightly improved at Northeastern Hospital after a shooting at a home on a quiet street. The assailant, amid a dispute, fired a pistol at him and fled, leaving two daughters and a contractor injured in the confusion. The investigation continues with police questioning neighbors and seeking a motive.

Thiteuxis Philadelphia Telbe ‘Nieckoski Nospital Yonianegli Omaes Sap Ln Tam Niecknekal Ville Stanley Kkrygter Ielper Bis Wiley Wewenliy

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