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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
Sep 16, 1941
Page
1
Erie Publisher Killed by Truck
John J. Mead Sr, longtime owner and publisher of the Erie Daily Times, was crushed by a rearing heavy truck on Liberty Street while returning from his office. The 78 year old Corry native and Erie newspaper figure is survived by his wife and three sons, John Jr, George, Franc, and a daughter, Mrs Dane Wayne, all of Erie. The Meads are linked to Corry's Mead family of East Wayne Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Doin, Mead
Erie Daily Times
Eoroute
Mead
Liberty Street
Joseph Pain
Covey Telegraph
Erie
Erie Times
Erauwalhy
Uns John, Jr
the Times
George
Frans
Dane Wayne
East Wayne Strreet
Auto crashes into Dixonville children killing four
An auto plowed into eight children near Dixonville Indiana last night killing four including Mike Sagal and Katherine Sagal and injuring four others. The driver, a resident of Denver Colorado visiting Indiana, said glare from an approaching car blinded him. He swerved but struck the group. all deceased had skull and body fractures. The driver was detained for further investigation. one passenger survived with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres
Indiana
Dixonyilie
Mike Sagal
Katherine
Nick Yuriette
Ken Serous
Mike
A Fleming
Incorporation of Authority Approved for Sewer Project
City Solicitor Walter H. Scott announced the city council approved incorporating a Municipal Authority to handle sewer construction and disposal. A charter is expected soon and the town awaits action on a $250000 grant request to the Medieval Works Administration. project cost is around $40000. Scott also filed twenty five objections to the MacDonald estate claim on South Center Street pavement damages, with an early hearing expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Scott
Medieval Works Administration
Scott
Souvell
MacDonald
South Center Street
Nazis Execute Five for Treason This Year
Berlin reports the peoples court announced the execution of five men, four convicted of treason and spying for a foreign power. This brings total executions for treason and spying this year to twenty nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
People's Court
Steel leaders summoned in miners strike
Heads of major steel firms are summoned before the National Defense Mediation Board in Washington to address a labor dispute that has halted more than 30 captive coal mines essential to armament production. Mines in PA WV KY IL and TN owned by U S Steel Bethlehem Republic Weirton Wheeling Crucible and Youngstown Sheet and Steel. 40000 CIO miners strike for a union shop. board seeks return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
America
National Defense Mediation Board
Washington
United Mine Workers
CIO
BULLETINS JAP RAIL DISASTER NEAR ABASHI STATION
JAPAN reports a rail disaster near Abashi Station between Himeji and Okayama with many dead and many more injured. Cairo bombed for first wartime strike, 39 civilians killed and 93 wounded. Air raid precautions urged. tanker destroyed near Hebrides. U S supplies for Russia cited as already flowing in substantial quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Abashi
Himeji
Okayama
Japan
Cairo
Italians foresee hard times after aid to Britain
Rome dispatch says the Fasciated press warned of inevitable hostilities with the United States following Secretary Know's announcement that U S naval vessels would protect ships carrying aid to Britain. The article declares the United States has reached the final step and questions what remains to avert the drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Faselat
United States
Know
Britain
Marvin
Milk price hike across Pennsylvania by two distributors
The Model Dairy Company and Sterling Milk Company announce a one cent rise to 12 cents per quart starting September 17, with 12 cent per quart rates also spreading through district 13 and the state wide area. State Milk Control Board weighing broader retail rate increases as prices climb to 13 or 14 cents in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Model Dairy Company
Sterling Milk Company
I Corry
Pennsylvania
State Milk Control Board
Wil- Mamsport-Sayre-Athens
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Jon M McKee
House Approves Revenue Bill in Compromise Tax Plan
The House quickly approved a 698.4 million compromise version of the defense tax bill and cleared the path for Senate action tomorrow. The vote followed a joint conference committee’s work reconciling Senate changes to the record-breaking measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Cssembhaved
Washington
House
Senate
Senate-Hawre Conference
Germans claim major Soviet losses on Leningrad front
Assn Press reports Hitler’s command says nine Soviet divisions annihilated and nine more damaged with about 270000 men killed or wounded. It cites 238000 German prisoners taken, 220 tanks, and 679 artillery pieces. Red Star notes a gigantic night battle near Leningrad ending in German breakthrough. British sources claim 600000 German troops redeployed to Russia, with 800000 still in Western Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Leke
Lmen
Leningrad
Toe
Fuehrer
Feld
Dermain
Novi Billetin
Red Star
Nasi
Germany
Hitler
Belgium
Holland
Prelice
Europe
Knox described as Roosevelt's staff trumpeter in Berlin report
Nazi sources cite Navy Secretary Knox as Roosevelt’s staff trumpeter who supposedly voices what the President does not dare tell the American people. Spokesmen say Knox and Senator Pepper articulate in plain terms what Roosevelt avoids saying, in reaction to his Legion Convention speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Fdr
Berlin
Navy
Frank Knox
Roosevelt
Knox
American Legion
Pepper
Appeal for Polish Americans to join allied forces
An appeal was made at a Polish Union of America convention in New Bedford urging Polish American youths rejected for some services to join the allied armed forces. Powicki, vice censor of the Polish Nations Alliance, said about 800,000 Poles now suffer cold weather in Siberia after fleeing invasion. Bishop Mark Gaiman of Erie opened the convention with a pontifical ceremony led by Rev. S Wisconsin officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
Mark Gaiman
Erie
8. S. Winick
Datralt
Next Year's Budget Totals Billions in Plan
Washington posts outline for a 32 billion federal budget with detailed allocations and projected outlays for defense and social programs. Officials emphasize funding tied to wartime needs and the money outlook through the current fiscal year’s end.
Rescued Five After 17 Hours Drift in Lake Erie
Five Pittsburgh men and two youths drifted in two small boats for most of a harrowing night on Lake Erie. A rescue by Wagner and companions in a speed boat reached them near exhaustion, towing the group to Felton's boat livery after 17 hours adrift. They were reportedly safe though exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Corry
Willem Gusterson
m+ Inn
North East
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Erie
persaVe
Anotter
Pittsburon
Felton
Uoaksey Lake
Steuge
Josie
Hope
Ten More Hostages Shot In Paris
Paris, Sept 18 General Heinrich von Styelp Nagel announced ten mine hostages were shot in Paris. The official report lists several victims from German forces held in the capital. Names, ages, and locations of the executions were withheld as part of a wartime press blackout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
France
Heinrich von Styelp- Nagel
Cerapecuipyine
Todrytral
Jay Wopyinal Torewlivoo
Giemen
Lireuhwihian
Gltucks
Snus Lee Wingert
Argentina Moves to Expel Nazi Envoy and Subversive Groups
Congress in Buenos Aires voted 78 to 1 to expel Nazi ringleaders and named German Ambassador Edmund von Thermann as overstepping diplomatic bounds. The body urged three-day removal of leaders from welfare circles labor unions and other groups and demanded stripping legal rights from the German Chamber of Commerce as an arm of Nazi activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Edmund von Thermann
Asy
Ramon Castillo
Castillo
Neutrailr
Wll
von ‘Thermann
Walfare and Caitors
Ber of Commerce
British and Russian Troops March on Teheran Capital
London reports British and Russian forces marching toward Tehran as the Shah abdicates. Allies accuse Persian government of delaying talks, with Russian troops already in Kata 28 miles away and plans for immediate occupation of Teheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Shah
Associated Press
London
Rega Shah
Tehevan
Alregady
Kata
Tahurus Radio
T He Shah
TuNsiun
Young naval officer fatally wounds self after beating wife
In Pensacola on September 16, RS Lieut. Edward K. Harrison of the naval reserve medical corps beat his bride with a sabre at their home at the naval air station then fatally wounded himself. Sheriff Howard Mayes and coroner L E B Morgan said there would be no inquest, calling it suicide. An investigation by a board of inquiry was planned. Harrison, an aviation medical student at the air station, married Miss Mary Hoban the previous Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Joroner L. EB. Morgan
Sherrif Howard Mayes
Naval Reserve
Edward K. Harrison
Naval Reverve Medical Corps
Naval Air Star Volt
Harrison
Mary Hoban
City Seeks Share of Gas Tax Refund After Vote Loss
Corry officials protest a state gas tax refund denial claiming the city would receive about 87000 annually. The measure passed the Senate and Assembly but was vetoed by Governor Tovernon Aue Hdames. League of Third Class Cities and others will press for a proportional share while data are collected. Bill No 672 would deed a five foot strip to Defense Firm nee Corporation along West Main Street. Final housing subdivision plans await approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AOL
Tovernon
Corry
Shunell
State Senate
League of Third Oress
Muanietpalifle
Emel Pardon First
Selong
Defense Firmnee Corporation
West Main
Pew
Acro
Sion
North Corry
Seek Agreement On Width Of Outer Gily Alley
City officials and property owners along North Center Street between Treks and Washing Street discuss reaching an amicable width for an 18 foot alley behind properties known as Barlow alley. City may take over the alley if agreement is reached, with many obstructions to be removed to allow access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gily
Wunmms
Copnell
Nonth Center
Barlow Alley
American Legion Parade To Last Two Hours In Milwayee Wisconsin
Milwayeem Wisconsin September era veterans of the American Legion paused wartime concerns for a full day at the national convention parade. Business sessions began with strong applause for foreign intervention views, then the big show was set to resume. The parade was anticipated as shorter than previous years with shown emphasis on celebration amid the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwayeem
Wis
Veterans of the American Legion
New Changes in Arms Shipments Stirs Atlantic Policy
The Atlantic fleet began protecting loose lead cargoes moving across the Atlantic at 12:01 AM under a new operational phrase. Officials describe it as the start of a convoy system, with U S ships to patrol routes far from home as Britain’s empire and allied colonies intensify anti Axis efforts, amid neutrality law considerations and shifting patrol duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associaton Press
Washington
United States Atlantic
Atlantic
North American
Tees Janes
Uetuil
Ah Si
Anvil
Strefet
Kpox
Watts
Cine Sperifis
Enocum Loven
Mustelias
Anges Yhardine Rolie
Treland
payshaVy
Britisty
Kingcom
India
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Union of Boats
Africa
Thest
Fenox
American Legion
Milwaukee
State approves two Sparta bond issues
Harrisburg Sept 16 three bond issues were approved by the Department of Internal Affairs. Crawford county Sparta fayn ship school district 12000 to build public school building at 2 percent interest. Crawford county Spartaiebiine Doroigt school district 38000 to build public school at 2 percent interest. Clarion county East Ernie Vought 7000 for truck, interest 1 percent. Former envoy reassorted DARTMOUTH Sept 16 Alansom Bical ton 78 Toomer amibpes do e to many and Great Britainy di only today with his summat heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Department of Internal Affairs
Crawford County
Sparte Fayn
Ship
Spartaiebiine Doroigt
Pee Genk
Clarion County
Ernie Vought
Justin Ik
Res
Dartmoute
Alansom Bicalton
Toomer Amibpes
Great
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B. H LaGuardia
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U.S
Russia
W. Averell Harriman
Hea
Deleys
Moscow
U. S
Lake Ilmen
West
Anya Chalm
Seuin
Mwrali B. Smith
Bidet
Dirkerow
Tony
Eaieie
Ronwress
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Argentina
Iran
Ted Penne
Sparta
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