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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1940
Page
1
War and politics swirl as nations brace for shifts
Reports from London Istanbul and Washington describe a sea war mood, diplomacy efforts, and a draft surge with 800000 in training by June. Roosevelt Willkie visits loom in Pennsylvania while critics attack the New Deal. In crime news a body under a bridge draws inquiries in Towanda and Blair Barnes is slain near Thelsea Olla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Dewey Sys
New Deal
Towanda
Felice
Hitch-Nater
Limberman
German Destroyers Inva de Big Port
London reports British aviation sources claim RAF bombers foiled a German sea crossing near the English Channel on September 16 forcing the Germans to abandon their diversion ships. The same day the RAF said it damaged German warships and sank supply ships while targeting Hamburg and other ports. Berlin announced German destroyers attacked a British cruiser unit in the Bristol Channel, scoring a hit before the British withdrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
RAF
Waston
England
Cony
New York
Enope
French Channel
Porte
English Channel
Adolf Hitler
Dover
Channel
Kent
Berlin
Bristol Chanel
Bristol Channel
Wales
Cardid
Bristol
Swainsea
Nowort
800 000 to move to camps by June 1 1941
War Department outlines plans to mobilize 800000 selective service trainees by June 26 1941 with 130000 National Guard units to be ordered up by February and about 96000 already mobilized. 18000 may join armored divisions. housing and cantonments to be completed by December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Stimson
National Guard
Stinson
Willkie says New Deal scared private capital, cites Wallace
In Missouri on Oct 18, Wendell L. Willkie told Jefferson City audiences that under the New Deal private capital has been scared from productive enterprise. He cited Henry A. Wallace warning that a Republican cut in federal spending would worsen the effect and contrasted 1933 1939 capital issues with 1930 levels. He argued the record shows far less new capital in 1939 than in 1930, and accused Wallace of pushing fear to paint Republicans as anti enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore F. Koor
Willkie
Missouri
Wendell L. Willkile
Henry A. Wallace
Jefferson City
Willie
Wallace
Greek Minister to Romania Recalled Amid Economic Decrees
Bucharest October 18 Rumanian minister to Greece Radu Ginvara has been recalled with no immediate explanation as Romanian decrees aim to channel Romania's commerce toward supporting German industry instead of competing with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Rumania
Radu Ginvara
Greece
Council of Callisters
City Council to review parking meter bill Monday
The council will consider installing parking meters on Center Street from Pleasant Street to Park Place with first and second readings at the regular May meeting. Unanimous support is shown and a special session to adopt the measure may occur within a week or ten days, plus amendments extending hour limits on several streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
Pleasant Street
Park Place
Ing
Washington Street
Maple Avenue
Moit Main Street
Maple Avenie
First Avenue
South Street
Mall
Counell
Court of Tax Revision and Appeal
Municpal
Roosevelt Plans Four Political Speeches in Final Campaign Push
Washington Oct 18 President Roosevelt scheduled four political addresses in the last two weeks before the election as part of his third term bid. He signaled the tone of the talks in a Pittsburgh rally message, stating he will correct what he calls deliberate misrepresentations and present the true facts to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General News
Washington
Army
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Chicago
Pittsburgh
AFL Teamsters
White House
Turkish British Pact Probable Reported From Istanbul
Reports from Istanbul indicate preparations for a major British diplomatic conference with Balkan representatives. The move follows arrival of George W. Rendel and signals Turkish radio defiance toward Axis powers as Knatchbull-Hugessen and Greek, Bulgarian, and Greek envoys may join soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Istanbul
Turkey
Balkan
Enat
George W. Rendel
Bulgaria
Slavin
Greece
Rendel
Hughe Knatch
bull-Hugessen
British Ambassa
Athens
John Metaxas
Union City to Host Erie County Draft Board Headquarters
Mayor Frank B Hepler indicated the district draft board will likely place its headquarters in Union City, reviving the 1917 office location as members were being lined up for an afternoon meeting to organize the eastern Erie county draftees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Draft Board
Frank B Hepler
District Draft Board
Erie County
Hepler
District Board
Erie Man Senger Waives Hearing In Club Burglary
Anthony J. Senger of Erie waived a hearing before Alderman C. B. Porter and was bound for the grand jury on burglary and receiving stolen goods connected to a Halian American Club break-in. Police say he and Fred Schultz of Erie face strong cases and prior slot machine burglaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony J. Senger
Erie
C. B. Porter
Sengrr
Fred Schultz
Senger
Nils
Arson Probe Unfolds Over Peebles Fires In Patterson Block
Private Clem Salpas of the state motor police and Caruso of the National Board of Fire Underwriters have spent two days in the city investigating recent fires at the Peebles apartments in the Patterson block on East Washington Street. Peebles discovered the blazes as they began in two separate parts of the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruso
National Board of Fire Underwriters of
Pittsburgh
Clem Salpas
State Motor Police
Butler
Peebles
Patterson Block
East
Washington Street
Hearing on milk prices in Erie district in October
Harrisburg reports a milk control commission hearing will give producers and dealers in the Erie marketing area a chance to state their views. The session is set for October 50 at the courthouse in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Erie
Milk Control Commission
Court House
Japanese planes attack Kunming as Burma road reopens
Japanese naval aircraft attacked Kunming, southwest China, the headquarter’s communique said, targeting suburbs, munitions stores, and military establishments during the first clash since the Burma road’s reopening. Traffic on the Burma China line resumed with artillery fire observed along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hong Kong
Kunming
China
Burma Road
Chungeking
Burma
Mandalay
Tragic Death Shocks Family After Hitchhiking Incident
A Long Beach family mourns after the slaying of Barnes and his son Jerry amid a reported hitchhiking attack in Oklahoma. The victims had recently lived in California for two years and were known in their Garry parish community. Barnes, active in local circles during school days, had recently moved to Brarford after finishing his scholastic career. The case has stunned relatives and friends across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes and Son
Jerry
Long Brach
Calll
Oklhoma
California
Weim
Garry
Barnes
Brarford
Jill
Farmer and son questioned in Blair Barnes slaying case
Erie investigators questioned a farmer and his son over the fatal stabbing of Blair L. Barnes whose body was found in an abandoned car near Chelsea. Authorities traced a bloodstained vehicle and pursued a suspect linked to Oklahoma. Three Erie youths were also questioned as part of the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Blair Lir
Barney
Corry
Erle
Oklatowa
Hem
Fragmentary notes on a travel tale involving Barnes and a late September dates
Forenoon details show a party traveling with Barnes toward Chicago after being picked up near September 28. Police report cites a young man description and the journey from Cleveland to Chicago with a $3 fare. Friends of the family offer a partial explanation as the page continues on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Far West
Chicago
Cleveland
Farm boy Blair Barnes feared slain by hitchhikers near Chelsea
The body of Blair L. Barnes, 27, son of Councilman Fred L. Barnes, was found near an abandoned truck six miles east of Chelsea Oklahoma. Authorities reported knife wounds and dragged marks, suspecting a hitchhiking attack. His car was found later in Tulsa, and the case was being investigated with no autopsy planned for now.
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Fred L. Barnes
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Tula Doller
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Barnes
Howard Minson
Bares
Tulsa
Pennsylvania
Babetenfield
Flecufity
Mery
Ieike Barna
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