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A fragment reports on the Marsh of Ais Clay with a remark about Mr. Lornion, offering limited readable details and indicating a focus on an individual named Lornion within the sparsely legible text.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1939
Page
1
A fragment reports on the Marsh of Ais Clay with a remark about Mr. Lornion, offering limited readable details and indicating a focus on an individual named Lornion within the sparsely legible text.
A fragment references Claude May Week in Lowville and Shreves City along with Waterford and Math- Priday visiting Brown, suggesting a local social rounds summary with names and places.
CSPITAL BOARD ASKS TTY ASSIST INDIGENTS ER CAPITA TAX F 1 SUGGESTED TO CITY COUNCIL Moving to spread an annual deficit incurred in taking indigents of the community over the city rather than long a few who have felt possible for the institution continue In the face of the true conditions which have been embittered during the past several years.
Officials close Route 25-055 in Wayne Township from Bemis Colliers to the Warren county link. The overhead BRR bridge on the stretch is deemed unsafe and motorists are advised to avoid travel this afternoon.
The U S navy destroyer Reuben James ran aground off the northern coast of Cuba early today after departing Key West for Lobos Island. No official comment on the incident was provided as authorities investigate the grounding.
United Press reports a Washington poll shows President Roosevelt favored to be renominated next year and defeat Republican nominee Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan. The survey was conducted among Washington correspondents for News Week magazine.
In Harrisburg Judge Howard W. Hughes ruled a juror was improperly influenced in the David J. Lawrence graft trial and replaced Rose Rogers with alternate Mary Braxton. The trial resumed after a 9 hour delay following an embracery arrest and related questioning about remarks suggesting guilt.
Zelda P Blum 42 wife of Arthur Blum of Stoneham was killed when their Chrysler coupe left Roosevelt highway and struck a concrete abutment. The husband survived after fainting at the wheel. grandson Billy Blum escaped with minor injuries. Coroner and police investigated as Blum was en route to Erie for a medical consultation.
Readers of the Corre Evening Journal learn the published names of credited representatives working to secure subscriptions and capital prizes. The list includes Miss Mabel Schreuitengost, Mrs. Allene E. Corbin, Miss Leona M. Smith, Mrs. 0. K Shoup, and many others from Corry and nearby towns. The paper praises diligent workers and notes the drive continues with results in a later page.
Mrs. Trent Kalvelage, 42, died at St. Vincent's Hospital from burns after a workshop explosion at the rear of her Erie home Tuesday evening. Coroner W. G. Stroble and investigator Lawrence Scully opened an inquiry into the blast cause.
Police pursued a campus triangle mystery as Walter Lyons, 20, star fullback at Colorado State College, said he killed Lois Vanne Vannersdel, 19, after she shot him twice in the chest. Lyons, seriously wounded, requested his ring back. doctors prepared blood transfusions as he remained in critical condition at City hospital.
In Philadelphia, Mildred Giacobbe and Rose Carina are charged in separate insurance killings of their husbands. Giacobbe allegedly obtained 53800 after Antonio Giacobbe’s death, while Carina is alleged to have collected 3500 in the poisoning of Pietro Stn. Both trials mark the latest chapter in a murder-for-profit scheme described as insidious.
A 1999 Christmes Seal campaign kickoff dinner was held with Dr R Anderson of the Erie County Tuberculosis Hospital speaking to about forty-two attendees. J Kenneth Winter, campaign chairman, and other leaders outlined film demonstrations and fundraising efforts to meet or exceed prior years’ goals.
Federal court declares Pennsylvania's new aliens registration measure invalid. The law would have required all aliens to register with the Labor Department and carry ID cards, with penalties for noncompliance. Attorney General said the law would not be enforced pending the court ruling as disputes over class legislation and federal authority continued.
A Harrisburg dispatch says Pennsylvania Republicans may back an Ohio candidate if James fades. The delegation of 72 would likely go to the 1940 convention unpledged, but favor Arthur H. James or Bricker as backups, with Taft as a second choice.
United States dispatch from Harrisburg reports Senator James J. Davis will manage the campaign of former Senator David A. Reed for the Republican nomination to the seat now held by Democrat Joseph C. Guffey. Davis spoke in Erie and Pittsburgh backing Reed and met with Congressman J Ronald Kinzer and Gtabill Diehm during a Harrisburg visit for a Loyal Order of Moose meeting. Brown scores two late touchdowns as Providence overcomes Teabyers 13 to 0 before 13 000 fans in high school grid clash.
Soviet forces invaded Finland by land sea and air striking Helsingfors Viborg and other centers with thermite bombs and fires. Red airplanes bombed downtown Helsingfors causing fires and hundreds of casualties as Finnish anti aircraft guns shot down two planes and reports spoke of widespread invasion along the Karelian Isthmus and Gulf of Finland.
Official sources indicate Sweden may call up additional military forces due to the Russian attack on Finland. Reports say Finnish defense shot down two Russian planes near Helsinki while Swedish and Finnish youths volunteer to aid Finnish forces. Western fronts remain unsettled as Allied and Soviet signals show varied activity.
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