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18 Oct 1941
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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, 1941
Page
1
Investment Advice on Stocks and Policy Debates
Hoger W Batson discusses investor guidance amid Secretary Morgenthau’s proposed 6 percent cap on profits. He condemns rigid ceilings, warns of socialist parallels, and urges shifting holdings toward value stocks like Standard Oil of Ohio, Americant Woolen, and Mack Truck while praising labor dynamics and open bargaining. He notes the need for disciplined directors and cautions against overextending into troubled enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgen
Theu
Standard Old
Ohio
Pao
Morgenstian
Gantherey
Tojo Advances Plan as Japan Faces Crisis in Asia
Tokyo October 18 Lieut Gen Eiki Tojo premier and war minister pledged a firm course amid rising Pacific tension. He outlined a three point policy to build a East Asian prosperity sphere, press China affair, and honor treaty ties while strengthening national defense and external ties. Government spokesmen said external efforts will seek cordial relations with allies amid grave danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
Eiki Tojo
Japan
Pacific
Premler
Nichi Nichi
United States
Tas
Dhg
Toja
Poss
East Asia
Information Board
Releh
Serlin
Yosuke Matsuoka
Sor
Russia
Foreign Office
Shigenori Togo
Berlin
Moscow
Nery
Tojo
China
Ja- Min
Willie Jones Gets Reprieve in Death Penalty Case
Harrisburg reports Governor James delayed the execution of Willie Jones a 26 year old Allegheny County Black man sentenced to die in the electric chair at Bellefonte. The reprieve until the Week of November 18 was granted to allow the board of pardons to review Jones mental condition as prison guards prepared for a potential double execution with Herman Petrillo a Philadelphia youth involved in a murder for instigating the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
James
Willie Jones
Allegheny County
Bellefonte
Board of Pardons
Jones
Rathvlew
Herman Petrillo
Philadelphia
Lope Chee
Defend Moscow to the Last Ditch in Allied Reports
The Associated Press and foreign correspondents describe Moscow under German air raids and siege threats. New Soviet troops and home defense units man barricades while officials vow defense to the last man as Nazi forces press toward the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Associated Press
Jeff Moscow Long
German press notes Kearny attack amid neutralist debate
German sources allege the torpedoing of the U S destroyer Kearny coincided with heated neutralist debate in Congress. They deny official German admiralty details, accuse Roosevelt and supporters of provoking war, and cite American editorials and Knox statements as bias. They also claim Rome condemns U S policy in a separate Dalmatian execution report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Berlin
Gch. 18
U.S
Kearny
Vine
Congress
Roosevelt
Prairis Knox
Germian
Britain
America
Red army counterattacks drive back Germans near Moscow
Reports from October 18 say Soviet forces repelled German advances on Moscow's western defenses and recaptured Kalinin, 93 miles from the capital. Odessa withdrawal framed as strategic, with officials noting continued heavy fighting along the western front and Soviet gains in other sectors.
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Associated Press
London
Reuters
Stockholm
Vichy
Red Army
Moscow
Kalinin
Odessa
Lon
Uit
Moscow Radio
Uel
Cast At
BoViet Information Buenu
Ant
Abhev Caplily
Kazan
Washington
State Department
Mie Vast
United States
Sur
Odes
Bootleg Miners Routed By Police Plan New Action
Independent miners in Mahanoy City after a clash with state police organized a tour of the coal area to rally support against dynamiting closures. About 50 troopers and 20 detectives, hired by Lehigh Valley Coal Co., used tear gas and riot control to disperse a crowd of about 1,000. several injuries reported but none serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahanoy City
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Road & Croud
Anthracite Emergency Committee
Reg Co
Washington awaits word from Kearny in raid encounter
Oct 18 capital waits for details on torpedo damage to U S destroyer Kearny after clash with raider 45 near Iceland. Navy says unknown if torpedo came from submarine raider or aircraft. Relief in capital over low casualties while Navy and President push to hunt raiders in the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
U. S
Kearny
Iceland
Nun
Navy Department
Jay
Atlantic
Corry Teacher Named Secretary in State Education Association
Stanley Anderson, principal of Seninn High School, was elected secretary and treasurer of the Northwest District of the Pennsylvania State Education Association at the district convention held yesterday. Nearly all public school teachers attended as several schools were suspended to allow participation. Vaughn DeLong, superintendent of Oil City schools, was elected president. other officers include Paul D. Schenck Evie first vice president CF Wuestholts Warren second vice president and EB Lebermpte Erie on the state executive council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Anderson
Seninn
Lay
Pennsylvaniia
Jate
Schoos
Vaughn DeLong
Oil City
Assortation
Dever
Paul D. Schenck
Evie
Wuesthots Warren
EB. Lebermpty
Erie
State Executive Council
Five Families Routed in Fire at Meadville
Meadville Pa October 18 five families were driven from their homes when a frame apartment house burned early today. Estimated loss by Chief Gmul enberger at seven thousand dollars. Fire broke out again after residents returned to bed. Fire caused by defective wiring, officials say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Say
Meadville
Charles Gmulenberger
Smalengergeer
Senators Demand U S Adopt Drastic Policy
On a day marked by sharp rhetoric, several senators urged the United States to adopt a drastic policy toward Japan, criticizing recent navy orders and warning that China and allied tensions risk escalating. They cited merchant ships ordered to port for sanctions and argued the administration has limited leverage, calling for decisive action to deter aggression.
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Associated Frens
Washington
Bel
Makhie United
States
Howard Jimitin
Woryiy
Pesper
Gillette
Navy Department
Almerian
Oriental
Japan
Norris
Basin Fill At Mead Park And Park Improvements
Mead Park works advance with a large basin fill for ice play and new rink readiness. Improvements include widening park roads, gate and ramp work, a concrete chute, drainage adjustments, and ongoing trail and landscape enhancements inviting residents to view progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Park
Mead Phils
Rusty Wills
Jae
Jose
Renleae
Ben Gyewke
Adam
Wayne Street
Senate to speed action on merchant ship arming bill
Washington Oct 18 The Senate moved toward final action within two weeks on the House approved merchant ship arming bill while administration traders urged against amendments to keep speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausmayee
Washington
Senate
Pittsburgh Labor War Threatens as AFL Calls Strike
In Pittsburgh on October 14 the American Federation of Labor warned of a general strike if government driven programs threaten workers. AFL President William Green urged unity amid construction and transportation disputes in the Hill District as a major industrial showdown looms involving the city’s steel works and allied unions. Edward A Cudahy, Jr., long-time meatpacking executive, dies at 71 after veteran service. he began as a 19-year-old driver in the slaughterhouse supply chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puttsburgh
American Federation of Labor
Afei Construction
Hiebiteh
Pittsbore Bulldine Rads
Federal Alos
AFL
Willi Green
APRA
Tay
Youth Again Says He Might Have Killed Rachel Taylor
A 41-year-old former college student facing renewed vagrancy charges says he might have killed Rachel Taylor, a 17 year old Pennsylvania State College freshman found dead near a suburban schoolhouse. Detectives said he feared he slept walked during the March incident and may be held for a final decision by Centre County DA early next week. The case ties to his return to Harrisburg after a companion was killed on a freight train in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Rachael Taylor
Pennsylvania State College
Ian
Capl
Harry McElroy
State Palice
Centre County
McElroy
Harrisbug
Tennessee
Miss. Taylor
New Jersey
Naval War Claim From Berlin Headlines Atlantic Action
Berlin reports from Hitler's headquarters claim ten British merchant ships totaling 60,000 tons and two destroyers were sunk in the Atlantic. The communique offered little on American involvement and described the operations as part of a broader naval struggle. The statement emphasized Germany's aims while noting American casualties at sea remain a factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres Berlinn
Gernary Kommunnique
Hitler
England
Teelands
Thal
Anserman
Armericans
A. Navy
Atlantic
Idimo
Germany
Japan
Pacific
Aannn
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