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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1944
Page
1
Japanese claims on Palau attack raise Pacific rumors
Reported Japanese radio accounts claimed U S forces hit Palau in the western Carolines while Secretary Knox denied confirmation. The tangled dispatches cited damaged ships and shifting blockades as Allied actions strained in the Marshalls and Palau vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Palau
Carolines
Philip Piney Wasteoh
Vie Lepore
Knox reports all Jop ships bombed Palau attacks
Washington reports all Japanese ships at Palau, Woleei and Yan were sunk or damaged by a U S task force raid from March 30 to April 1. Navy Secretary Knox cites eight fighter planes, 11 bombers and eight torpedo bombers destroyed. Further notes 14 more Japanese vessels sunk by submarines, bringing total enemy craft damaged to 667 in Wider Sea Bowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Onehou Wi Palau
Woleei
Yan
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
Nox
Allerican
Navy
Bell Trial Set to Start April 24 in Chautauqua Court
The Bell murder case involving Frank Bell of ill will proceed to trial on Monday April 24 after a county court denial of a postponement. Attorneys had sought delay due to unavailable witnesses, but the motion was refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Mayville
Frank Bell
Chautauqua
Attornneys
Hull
Two Federal Judges Removed In Unprecedented Move
In Scranton Pennsylvania on April 4, the federal grand jury's supervision was shifted as Judges Albert W. Johnson and Albert L. Watson faced an official probe. Judge John Biggs Jr. ordered the grand jury reconvened, with Judge William F. Smith designated to preside. Neither the judges nor the FBI or U S Attorney Pollmer would comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Albert W. Johnson
Mbert L. Watson
Jidge John Biggs, Jr
Third Circuit Court of Appeals
William F. Smith
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Dudge Smut Munemalel
Wall
Dudges, Watson and Johnson
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Smith
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Philadelphia
U. S
Frederick V. Pollmer
Merchants Meet On Closing Issue At Minleypad Wilding
The Golden Rule Club's Retail Merchants' Association calls a meeting for all Shiember Arms and stores to discuss a closing question. Messrs Sandbury and Phillips will report on the Nie Preferences aftember. Members urged to be represented with on hand representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Club
Sty
Messrs
Sandbury and
Phillips
Ike
Merehout
Jiqti
Talk but no action on senior high recreation center push
Discussion on a planned recreation center for Senior High students continues with little concrete progress. The Aero Supply Victory Band offers musicians for one night a week if a center is created, while Montgomery Ward's Mr. Wank reports no firm commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Supply Victory Band
Wank
Montgomery ‘Ward
Golden Rule Club
Uum
Salvation Army
YMCA
Episcopal Church
City reports March finances as funds rise before heavy expenses
The city treasurer's report shows March receipts of 922,246.50 with an ending balance of 28,021.28 after accounting for a 15,784.78 starting balance. Expenditures were heavy due to payments from previous months, leaving an April 1 balance of 3,372.10 and tax and penalty revenues of 10,784.47 and 88.73 respectively. Disbursements totaled 24,659.18, covering backdated accounts and utilities including sanitation Loveland drives and street lighting costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ily
Sancitary
Loveland ‘Ives
Heal
Women crossing watchman joins Spartansburg district
Spartansburg hires Blaine Crosby as first woman crossing watchman for the Pennsy crossing in the district following the pension retirement of Hernmin Blair. Crosby begins union shop duties as the new crossing operator. In a separate item, Henry W. Millie is named commanding general of the US Ninth Air Force Service Command, succeeding a prior commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Spartanaburg
Spartansburg
Hernmin Blair
Blaine Crosby
Roosevelt Health Good After New Medical Checkups
President Franklin D Roosevelt, recovering from bronchitis and a head cold, underwent two new thorough physical exams. Vice Admiral Ross T. McIntire announced the routine checks were satisfactory and noted a light food reduction and a vitamin boost as part of the president's care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Ross T. McIntive
Samuel
McIntire
Bombers Hit Bucharest and Budapest in Balkan Raids
Allied air forces struck Bucharest and Budapest with large bomber and fighter formations. U.S. 15th Air Force bombers hit Bucharest within 24 hours of a prior raid, destroying military targets as Russian ground forces advanced northeast of the Romanian capital. RAF and Allied planes also attacked Budapest, hitting steel works, armament plants, and railroad yards, as 16th Air Force bombs followed nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nafiles
15Th Air Force
Bucharest
U.S
Budapest
Margary
Europe
Ploesti Ollolds
Pirerath
Bucharpswick
Aled
Alo
Bamby
Yatta
Simeny Aginst
Bleyiy
Austria
Tihs
Wasie
Mediterranean
Balkan
Hitler
Sofia
Bulgaria
16Th Air Force
Severa
Sonce
RAF
T Steel Works
Naples
Balkans
Taday
Menred-Welss Steel Works
18Th Air Force
Tokol
Breiery
Sinoslavia
Bred
Kain
Drnista
Create New Naval District in Alaska
The Navy announces a new naval district for Alaska and the Aleutian Islands. Rear Admiral F. M. Whiting, recently commander of the southeast Pacific, will command the district after sailing on the 17th. The announcement was made by Secretary of the Navy Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Washington
Aleutian Islands
The
Navy
Knox
Bel
M. Whiting
Clinton Street
Watertown
Whiting
Southeast Pacific Foren
Erie OPA Specialist Held In Gas Coupon Case
A specialist from the Erie OPA faced charges for illegal possession and sale of gas coupons. The court heard he was under indictment and released on $8,000 bail after a hearing before a United States Commissioner. Local attorney Joh Himebis Datley represents the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Opa
UU Man
Dalley
Helal
Lesquityn
United Slips
Dav Gitterdyd
Urge New Plan in Drafting of Farm Workers
April meeting in Harrisburg gathered about 200 representatives from 21 counties to push a yardstick for farm deferments under the selective service. Capt William Mirkil presided and noted broad support for a yardstick while county War boards will operate under new system to avoid confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Aculheiewern
Boas Quillen
Regulniury
Auve Joea
William TL Mirkil
State Poart
Puneidud
Clyde Zelluwny
Charman
Federal
Department of Agriculture
State War Board
Churchill reports total war casualties in four years
In Commons Churchill cites British empire casualties in four war years at 567 158 with 188 741 killed 159 219 wounded 72 204 missing and 270 905 prisoners of war. American figures total 173 220 casualties across about 27 months, including 40 857 killed 6 098 wounded 26 321 missing and 32 163 prisoners. UK land and seagoing losses listed as 109 101 killed or wounded and 30 314 seamen casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
British Empire
Churchill
U.S
Lash
Seek Woman's Body Near Punxsutawney
Police continue three day search near Punxsutawney for the body of Mrs Mabel Shields who disappeared after a note was found in her bedroom. Her coat hung by the bed and footprints led to the creek as divers scour MK creek for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punasutawney
Mabel Shields
American Navy reports planes shot down and ground losses
Secretary of Navy Knes disclosed at a press conference that the U S Navy and air crews have shot down 4.31 percent of Japanese planes since the war began, with total pilots downed at 621 to four to one. Reports also note heavy Japanese losses in Sangshuak plateau battles and shifting Allied ground actions near Manipur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Knes
Ma- Hue
Fascist Troops Aid Germans on Anzio Front Report
An Allied press summary reports Italian fascist troops fighting alongside German forces on the Anzio front. It notes Italians embedded with German units, some Italian parachute troops in German uniforms, and German withdrawals while defense lines and stations near Cassino are referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anzio
Napiss
Reone
Germany
Rome
Gefense
City council revises parking on Pleasant Street
City officials including Mayor Hepley meet with Gomel members to revise Pleasant Street parking rules. Traffic signs and new limits will restrict south side parking for deliveries and emergency stops while permitting north side loading. permits and improvements for sidewalks and a new west Pleasant Street plan are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pleasant
East Pleasant Street
Gomel
Hepley
Tie
Fist Vegular Pete
Tie Mietith
Efistice
Apf
Wuber
Penciinge
Recoivine
Bres
Alo Wal Nerikel
Hissory
Pyewhea
West Plessant
Npas
Saoste
Sweet
Guy Susineer Williams
Vre Mutat
Wilisms
Goupitesan
Geter Street
Wollett
My Follett
Besson Broushis
West Pleasant Airvel
Japanese POW Broadcast Delays Highlight Frontline Tie
A Japanese prisoner of war delivered an emotional broadcast to comrades via loudspeakers two days after capture, saying Americans mistreated captives. The speech was arranged from a frontline pillbox near heavy fighting as 5,000 explosive rolls were hurled nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eran
Bouwalnyile
Sotumer Talynets
Mare
Imperial Division
Ted
Whiore Stame
Yel Lye
Otiseser
Calif
Russian Invaders Press Toward Romanian Oil Fields
Reports from Moscow say Soviet forces penetrated 11 miles past the frontier toward Tast and pushed toward Odessa front lines. Zhukov’s First Army encircled Axis divisions north of the Dniester, with German losses and captured materiel cited as heavy. The Rozh region and rail centers near Bucharest were cited as key targets amid broader Red Army advances into Romania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesi
Dovaliol
Czeryawils
Ivan S. Konev
Second Ukraine
Dniester
Skala
Zhuukov
Zhukov
Koney
Bucharest
Rodion
Malinovsky
Third Ukraine
Odessa
Berezovica
Teerfarevica
Thhe
Tiraspol
Oméésa
Rumors Stir Churchill Cabinet Shuffle in London
Speculation runs over possible changes in the Churchill government as Eden may step down as foreign minister during Easter, with Cranborne tipped to replace him while Eden could stay in the Commons. Other names surface for secretary roles and fuel ministry shifts amid strike tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Associated Press
London
Abril
Ghaneen
Anthony Eden
Lov Cranborne
Zonintons
Aden
Foreign Office
Eden
House of Commons
Whergetio
Heavertrack
Dominbyrs
Ministry of Fuel
Gwilym Diayd George
Protests Rally Against Governmental Mentation In Danbury
A messy OCR fragment notes a protest in Danbury focusing on governmental actions. It mentions Coutt Agrih Wilder Lone a novelist and 101 campaigner for personal Weer Mid and today she ceased writing amid protest against government policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury- Coutt
Agrih
Wilder Lone
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Philippines
Nimitz
Sec'y Knox
Polau
Marshalls
Greater
Manila
Imperial Headquarters
Caroline Islands
Can
Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific Feet
Pearl Harbor
Adie Nimitz
Peat Baxbor
Siurouusenl
Watje
Mudnéiay
Sirihz
Slim Sebalneel
She Nps
Acro Band
Council
Fdr
ECOND
Lingflormaoe
GF Opa
Joh
Brie
Diott Board
New Delms
Sangsluak
Indis
Hurma
Aurimy
Hous
Manipur
Eaalen
Ukbil
Ja Ion iWin
Nartasenra
Rome Radio
Cassino
Pleasant ST
Konev
First Ukraine Army
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