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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1939
Page
1
A fragmented note mentions a doctor and a state of distress near a location described by readable fragments. The text lacks clear events, dates, or identifiables to form a full news item.
IL Duce Supports Hitler Peace Offer Pittman says the Neutrality Act hinders U S peace moves as Senate opens arms embargo debate today. Parties prep for hot campaign with registration days Oct 3 and 4 as candidates boost activity. Corry voters may register at municipal building Tue and Wed. Democratic and Republican organizers name leaders and set campaign HQs in Erie.
Northward survey by PRR engineers on a route parallel to East Wayne street fuels talk of shifting Buffalo division tracks. Erie and Pennsylvania Railroads may seek to ease Maple avenue crossover and West End yard congestion. Officials held a tentative meeting with no firm decision, but surveys suggest possible future changes.
A splendid program of dancing magic and entertainment is planned under Miss Marian Heatrento, featuring Featty as host and 10 dancers singers a magician and acts including Harmony Boys of WLS. Rotary fair aims for large crowds with nightly shows October 4 to 7 at 8:30 PM and local movie reels.
London reports warn Britons to brace for a German air raid as a potential peace bid unfolds. Government and military leaders indicate Germany may strike naval bases and ports, with Prime Minister Chamberlain expected to address Parliament on the evolving crisis.
Secretary of State Cordell Hull announced that the United States does not recognize the conquest of Poland. The U S will maintain diplomatic relations with the Polish government reorganized in France, and will continue recognizing the Polish ambassador Count Jerzy Potocki. Poland now in France will continue its mission.
In Panama City on October 2, 21 American republics agreed on a method to keep the Western Hemisphere, excluding Canada, neutral. Sub-committees submitted final drafts including a safety belt plan to keep belligerent warships out of American waters. Delegates predicted harmony and a united defense of American ideals as they prepare to submit the neutrality proposals to the plenary session.
Stanford Hose Company will attend the Erie state convention with Dorr Clark as official delegate and Thomas Green representing the Corry Firemen's Relief Association. Other members plan to attend sessions the ball Wednesday evening and parade Thursday, amid a cold snap noted in the Johnstown area.
Raymond Lawton aged 52 of 1125 West 23th Street was struck by a car at 10 Dr W G Stroble, coroner, and died instantly from a skull fracture. The driver Richard Hulegel, 40, of 753 East 10th Avenue, remained at the scene at Emerson Avenue near 6th. The coroner’s report notes the fatal head injury and cites Mrs J M Jackson of Meadville as spelling error in the pit.
Mixed reports from the Harvest Sale sponsored by the Golden Rule Club show rain and cold hurt attendance on Thursday and Friday but merchants reported record Saturday business. A list of eight quarterly merchandising events planned by the club is due at tonight's Sprin Creek dinner meeting at 6:40. Clair H. Allen of Meadville credit bureau will speak on the Meadville credit system and its value to local merchants.
Cardinal George Mundelein, spiritual leader of about one million Roman Catholics in the Archdiocese of Chicago, died in his sleep at his Middletown home after a sudden illness. The death ends a long career at the helm of Chicago's church, with the seminary grounds and costed aims noted in local commentary.
Sixty eight men died Saturday in a coal mine explosion at Palau mines 90 miles south of the border. The mines are government controlled and operated on a cooperative basis by the workers.
Police reported two bodies found in Lovers Lane near Duck Island Road in Trenton after a double homicide. Investigators described a shooting and assault scene, with one victim killed in a moving vehicle and the other near a car in the lane, as authorities sought clues and the suspect.
The Pennsylvania Electric Company completed repairs at the West Washington Street substation causing two brief power outages. A 32,000 volt transformer work resumed yesterday with short service curtailments averaging about fifteen minutes. Crews finished late afternoon, with only minor inconvenience to patrons overall.
Howard G. Eisaman of East Springfield, a former Pennsylvania Milk Central Commission chairman, accepts appointment as administrator of the New Orleans federal stage milk market area. His resignation from the Milk Central Commission, filed in August and effective September 16, was debated by Gov. James before being resolved, with Eisaman remaining in his post after state officials relented.
Berlin reports German forces have completed the occupation of Warsaw with a triumphant entry Sunday morning. The high command says no incidents occurred and flags mark conquest across occupied Poland after under a month of war. The Hela peninsula reportedly surrendering as 52 officers and 4000 men reportedly capitulate amid threats of further action.
A Sea raider sank the British merchant ship Clement in the South Atlantic as Adolf Hitler moves toward a showdown with Britain and France. Reports from London and Berlin discuss a possible final peace offer through Mussolini, with warnings of renewed French and British resistance and Russia consolidating Baltic positions.
London dispatch notes Royal Air Force activity over Berlin and nearby areas as British bombers and fighter planes engage German defenses during a siege. The report mentions aerial operations and escalating air battles around the capital, with claimed German losses and British air supremacy signals.
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