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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1939
Page
1
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Reports from Corry hospital note nearing completion of a new elevator funded by subscriptions from industries and individuals. The board discussed hospital statistics, nurse home renovations, and a proposed schedule for hospital rules and memberships.
United Press report describes the Iroquois ferrying 577 passengers through dangerous seas as American destroyers and patrol boats shadowed the voyage. Survivors criticized ship handling and raised safety concerns while priests praised the government for coordinating the rescue and delivery.
Paul Gleeten of Edinboro was elected president of the Roast al Highway Association at its annual meeting held yesterday along Route 6 with boosters from Wellsboro and other communities. Officers named include William Shaw vice president Raymond Gibbs secretary and N Wogan treasurer. Representatives from many towns attended the session signaling broad support for highway improvements.
U S District Attorney William J Campbell announced plans to streamline the trial of about a half dozen nine tax and conspiracy indictments related to Annenberg. The announcement came in Chicago on October 12.
Pennsylvania launches a nine state subsidized give a job campaign aimed at easing unemployment. Gov. Arthur H. James names Walter D. Fuller to head a governor's committee to oversee the program while officials prepare full details in coming weeks. The plan traces to relief sub committee work under the Joint State Government Commission amid talk of a possible special session.
Armistice Day events to mark the 21st anniversary of the end of World War I will be organized by Lieut. Archie Wi Thompson Post No. 36 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Walter KitHeberger to contact American Legion and other veterans.
A labor board ruled that an employee who quits due to delinquent wage payments is entitled to job insurance benefits. The decision, signed by Ghali man F Stephen, Stahinecker and Pepper, states wage payment is essential to the employment relationship and nonpayment terminates the job.
Senator Taft of Ohio, a Republican presidential contender, endorsed the Roosevelt administration’s arms embargo repeal. He argued the embargo harms England and France and peaceful nations, urging removal to reduce discrimination and reinforce US commitment to resist involvement in Europe.
United Automobile Workers union plans a strike vote among locals at 13 Chrysler plants across Michigan Indiana and California where 85 000 workers are employed The move follows a dispute over work schedules and alleged slow down tactics the cooling off period and potential broad industrial action could halt Briggs Manufacturing and other Chrysler bodies plants with about 47 000 idle in Detroit and nationwide opposition to faster assembly lines for 194 model cars
A local family reports sons Fred Schultz and Charles Schultz have enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. Fred, a 1994 graduate, has completed exams and is at Parris Island. Charles is in his second year with the Marines, attached to the 17th US, stationed near San Pedro Bay.
A State Highway Department official reviewed recent accidents at the Union Street curve and promised early installation of a new trimmed sign to replace the button type. The department will remove directing markers from poles and set new standards, with signals placed at least seven feet from other poles along streets. Local property owner Mugene Smith on West Church Street has suffered repeated vehicle damage.
Lieut Robert Brown of Company A left today for Washington Pa to attend the three day annual convention of the Nations Guard Association of Pennsylvania which opens today with national defense as the keynote. General George Marshall and other officials are to speak as delegates register and first sessions begin tomorrow.
AP dispatch reports on October 12 that British and Allied forces repelled larger German patrols on the Moselle front. An official release says German assaults were driven back with heavy losses to the Nazis while Allied countermeasures aimed to preempt a presumed offensive. The report notes German units holding positions along the front despite counterattacks.
The NYA announces expanded eligibility for youths aged 18 to 25 under broad employment scope. Criteria include dependency status, public assistance qualification, private employment, and work experience requirements. Applications must be filed in duplicate with a referral letter from the responsible agency.
Oct. 12 report from Hargibsurb notes John Bell de Paedeiniam attorney Wisconsin replaces Robert W. Get as first member of Gov. Arthur H. Targetstainer's cabinet. The text confirms Bell’s nomination details and the administration transition amid unclear phrasing.
A school bus carrying six plus pupils and a driver left a hillside road near Wary, Nebraska, killing six. Several students were injured, with many released after treatment at Welch hospitals. Names of victims include Ralph Bart, Charles Colvad, Maxine Beavers, Hynes Wandie, and others. The wreck occurred Wednesday night. one victim required amputation.
Cape May Court House N J Oct 14 Mrs Anna Arena wife of a man murdered in Philadelphia identifies suspect Inge Dominicke Rodio former Philadelphia private detective linked to an insurance scheme. Trial testimony centers on Rodio alleged role in the victim’s death and proceeds.
Reports from Washington indicate the Roosevelt administration may take diplomatic steps to aid Finland in its crisis with the Soviet Union. Sweden Norway and Finland reportedly urged united U S overtures to Russia to pressure for independence and sovereignty, though the State Department declined to comment.
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain told the House of Commons that Hitler’s peace offer would uphold a Nazi order and bring only war and loss. Britain and France rejected the proposal and warned Germany to choose between lasting security or war, with Allied leaders backing continued pressure.
The state highway department approves approaches to a new bridge on Sciata Road. Local caretaker George Stowe reports resurfacing may follow after the bridge construction and prior work on the Whiskey Link from Carry elf ine to the New York stage.
Officials report significant cost reductions in highway upkeep while pursuing strategic projects amid shifting funding. The announcement highlights efficiency gains and broader plans to stretch scarce resources across the roadway network.
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