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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1941
Page
3
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Washington reports a pivotal decision on diverting 450000 to 700000 tons of steel for a 2000 mile Texas to New York pipeline. The plan faces conflict with shipbuilding needs and may prompt substitutes such as 200 reinforced concrete barges to ease oil transport after Luftwaffe transfers.
Rome reports the Italian high command acknowledged that a British submarine sank the 1198 ton steamer Esnevis in the central Mediterranean. It states almost all aboard were rescued by escorting warships. London had announced Esperia sunk by a submarine near Tripoli while carrying Axis reinforcements to North Africa.
Meadville Sept 9 The six day Erie district annual conference of the Methodist Church opened with ministers and lay delegates from 400 churches representing about 200 000 members. Headquarters at Allegheny College co hosted with Meadville. Bishop James Straughn presiding. The conference spans multiple counties and regions with additional talks by Rev G Ray Jordan and Dr Schuyler Garth planned for related gatherings.
Howard W. Blakeslee reports a new crime detection device that images unseen evidence via electricity. On a moist filter paper a bullet’s landing marks could reveal its shell origin in ten seconds with color dots for head and metal particles. The method could also identify blood stains quickly.
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh battle for party control in Pennsylvania’s primary drawing high interest in the gubernatorial race. In Pittsburgh the Democratic mayoral contest pits David L. Lawrence allies against critics, while Republican lines hinge on John S. Herron versus Harmar Denny Jr. In Philadelphia insurgents backed by William J. Hamilton Jr. clash with machine candidates as James J. Davis backs Corbett in Pittsburgh and endorses the Hamilton faction in Philadelphia.
Rev Kenneth Houck twenty one waives preliminary hearing on assault charges against two Lock Haven girls. Held in Clinton county awaiting October trial. Major Keller of state police says Houck admitted attacks along with others in Centre county. Houck declined plea. possible plea before third week of October opening. Clinton county to prosecute first per agreement.
Washington Sept. Restrictions on moving fruits and vegetables under the Japanese beetle quarantine have been lifted by the Agriculture Department. Certificates of freedom from the beetle are now required for shipments from areas with heavy beetle activity including Delaware the District of Columbia and portions of Maryland New Jersey Pennsylvania and Virginia.
Union City police arrested Carl Allen after his truck struck 17 year old Mary Lick at East Mall Street. Allen faced charges of driving while intoxicated and was released on $500 bail furnished by the father of owe youll. Warren Meliulland, also from Union City, was questioned and released.
Julius J. Beck, longtime farmer of Hemort Ing, died suddenly of a heart attack after reporting chest pain yesterday. Born July 8, 1871 in Spring Creek, he leaves sister Miss Louie Beck, wife Mrs Mary Fredel of Buffalo, a niece Rice Cel, and three nephews Harold, Fred Fredel of New York City, and William Fredel of Buffalo. The body lies at Bracken Keating funeral parlor with services at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon, burial in Spring Creek cemetery.
Antiseptic SAN CURA Ointment relieves itching from piles and soothes minor sores burns and skin irritations. Also recommended with BAN-CURA Soap for cleansing before use. Available at drug stores for 5 cents.
McKeon county coroner convenes a jury in the Wormagh Building to investigate the death of Henry Stine, 96, of Johnsonburg, who died from injuries after a hit and run on Route 219 near the borough line. Police seek damaged vehicles and check garages and stations for clues as detectives narrow the timeline from August 31 to September 1.
National defense preparations are expected to slash Pennsylvania State College enrollment by 700 students this fall, officials estimate. Among those returning are Robert D. Baird of Alabama and Gerald F. Doherty of Scranton, with Baird enlisting in the Naval Reserve and Doherty likely called into the Army.
Corry Board of Education voted last Monday to shorten the Christmas recess by four days and extend the New Year holiday. Superintendent Dewey reported teachers prefer a longer spring recess and earlier term end, while older students gain two weeks of added employment under a defense program.
Harrisburg officials urge draft boards to use wall methods of investigation at their disposal before reporting delinquency. State Director William Mather Lewis cites misaddressed notices and failure to report changes of address as common causes of delinquency and notes carelessness by registrants.
Two men were injured Monday morning when scaffolding collapsed at Ridgway. Seni Hadgway, Brockport, and his brother Lee Harding reportedly fell from height near Montmort End Avenue. Russell Harding suffered a back injury and is hospitalized at Elk County Hospital. Lee Harding fractured a bone and was treated locally.
In Erie Semario, three seamen face illegal entry charges after drifting into custody. Detected by authorities, one man reportedly boasted of prior exploits from a Yugoslav ship crew that deserted in New York on August 22. Names include Regnar Kreshin Anwlersen of Denmark, Verner Toxe Thidensen, and Ole Juncker Per ereen, who admitted jumping a Danish ship in New York on August 1.
Two polio cases in Erie were reported but neither case appeared serious. Dr. Russell of Westerville and Dr. Thomson of Westervale cautioned the illness could lead to paralysis in some infants, and investigators planned further examination tonight.
Sept 8 huge pipe lines and pumped crude volumes rise as an extra pump is installed at East Kane station of the National Transit Company. No new access needed for the equipment. space from an old pump was repurposed for the upgrade.
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