07 Oct 1941
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1941
Page
1
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Oct 7 report from Sault Ste Marie says amammoth St Marys River bridge buckled under a freight train, sending the locomotive and two cars into the water. Two engineers died. fireman and brakeman escaped. Sabotage suspicions circulate as Fort Brady guards the vital defense route. Restoration crews plan to lift the wreckage and cut remaining girders to resume vessel traffic.
A 1937 Oldsmobile sedan stolen from River Road Kingua with Pennsylvania plates 2-122 was driven by a thief, crashing into a stop sign at Main and Center around 10:20 PM. Patrolman Burlingame chased it north on Center, but the storm prevented license number capture. The owner, Sheldon, reported the theft after returning from Union City. Police broadcast a description over the state wire.
President Roosevelt summoned key lawmakers to the White House to discuss neutrality policy amid a Panama reversal on arming merchant ships. Senators Connally and George joined leaders Wallace Hull Barkley McNary Johnson and Eaton in the talks, focusing on arming laws and the Panama registry issue.
Fred Schultz of Ryle received a two year term after a Bute County Court session in Youngstown. Judge Miles B. Kitts ordered imprisonment from two to ten years for the theft charge tied to the burglary of two gas machines from the Italian American club on West Main Street. The case stemmed from the alleged breaking and entering and larceny actions.
Harrisburg reports show eight months into the year, Pennsylvania suspended or revoked far more licenses for speeding than in all of 1840. Through October, 19,275 licenses were suspended and 9,634 revoked for speeding, with total suspensions and revocations rising toward last year’s 30,084. The Keystone Club questions whether emphasis on apprehending speeders diverts from preventive enforcement. State police advocate use of black cars for patrols.
City officials consider purchasing a 10 ton heavy road grader with snow plow for winter use and general street maintenance. The item may cost 3000 to 6000 dollars plus attachments, with funds earmarked from a liquor license refund, and a report to the next municipal meeting. Project for a sidewalk on West Wein Street and Pith Avenue is deferred to spring due to season. Gasoline tank at Loblaw Groceteria to be removed or filled after state permit cancellation request.
Conway New Hampshire October seven five year old Pamela Hollingworth wandered in wilderness for eight days without food before being found alive. Weighing about forty five pounds she was exhausted but in good physical condition aside from frustration. She had left her family picnic on September twenty eighth and cried Ei just before dusk last night as searchers closed in. Veteran woodsmen and medical staff credited luck and basic survival for her recovery though she lacked the Boy Scout’s training.
A 19 year old survivor from the Panama flag tanker C White says he and perhaps two unknown submarines torpedoed and sank the American owned ship 600 miles off Brazil in a midnight attack. He spoke with A W Ackerman of Charleston in the first interview with any of 47 survivors brought to Rio by the rescue ship Del Norte. He said the torpedo exploded without warning and that several crewmen jumped overboard as the ship sank.
Forty members and guests met Monday evening at Spring Creek as the Golden Rule Club named committees for the Christmas lighting and holiday opening program. Melvin 8 Cobbett was named chairman of the Christmas lighting committee with Leon J. Lindsley Paul Meerdink Clyde F. Brown Mrs. Harold Powell Miss Wilma Rich Claire Capwell and W. G C. Merritt on the panel.
Chief of Police in Plain reports a spike in reckless driving and says the department will vigorously prosecute all cases. A crossing accident on North Center Street is being investigated with likely charges against the driver. similar actions will follow for other offenders. Police warn motorists to slow for wet leaves and pedestrian safety as spring driving increases.
The hot spell continues as October heat records break nationwide. Rain delays and drought relief measures stretch resources while temperatures reach the eighties in many areas. Officials report ongoing supply strains and emergency steps as communities await further moisture.
British and German negotiations for a prisoner swap collapsed over constraints on prisoner for prisoner terms. War secretary Gaph D. Ie Margvsm charged the German government with breaking faith, citing article 68 of an international convention. He said Britain offered about 158 Germans for 1200 British prisoners in exchange, but the plan failed over the prisoner- for-prisoner phase and issues of rank and numbers.
Council members discuss paving Wayne Street between Warrington and Smill Streets. Citizens cite poor conditions hindering traffic and business. Mary deurdes and Guy Simmoor approved prior input. an investigation into cheaper methods and oil treatment is planned with city officials to weigh options.
Jimmy Coates six year old son of Mr and Mrs Carl Coates of 705 West Church Street was brought home yesterday afternoon after a fall Thursday evening that broke both arms. He has been at Hamot hospital under Dagls care since the accident. His condition is good and he will return to doctors next Monday for further examination.
Officials from Pennsylvania Railroad and city authorities hold a conference at Cunler and First to settle a crosssing dispute. The aim is immediate settlements with a cautious approach, while council members face potential ordinance changes as talks progress toward a pair of crossings and train routing adjustments.
A 80 year old Texas parachutist was lowered from a 280 foot spire by eight veteran alpinists after darkness. He said he was never frightened and would rather climb up again than descend.
Washington dispatch notes a U S defense plan hinges on aircraft production. September delivered 1 914 military planes incl training and combat types. Officials say production has reached sustained increasing output. Reykjavík report warns Germany may target Iceland to strike Atlantic leverage.
Dayton reports an Army Air Corps craft disappeared during a night flight from Pittsburgh toward Baltimore. The plane landed safely later, but initial reports claimed it failed to reach its intended destination.
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