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09 Apr 1945
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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
Apr 09, 1945
Page
1
Untitled fragment hints at local events and names
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serdink School
T.lin- U State
Sinding
Wes
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Sthagsville
Philip Ins
Ald
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Induction Calls 29 Local Men for April 18 Board
The district board in Canton City announced 29 men called up for induction into the armed forces on April 18. The list includes eight from this city and one from Columbus, with others from Gary and various towns. Inductees will report to Union City the morning of April 18 and travel by bus to Pittsburgh for Army Navy or Marine Corps service after pre induction medicals.
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Philadelphia
Fils
Corry
Union City
Pittsburgh
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Otter Qhutian Iit
Herbert Albert Weet
H. D
Columbus
Alvin Francis Coon
Corwy
Paul Peanels Janosee
Libty Alvest
Joseph Thayer McCray
Ronald George McGray
Joseph Lewis Janoset
R. D
Harry Wesley Phillips, Jr
East Main Street
Rodney Try Fast
East Malin
Howard Elmer Proctor
Edward Paul Senkalski
Hargitt Adam Vogt
Joseph Barold McGahen
Wayne Eufen
Glover
Waterford
Jap Losses Reach 314000 In Battle For Philippines
Manila reports US forces inflict heavy tolls as General MacArthur announces 6495 Japanese dead and 179 prisoners with Allied air blockades sinking or damaging vast Japan ships. Ground fighting continues in the Philippines, including Mindanao and the Balete Pass near Baguio, with brutal conditions for infantry.
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Associated Wes
Manila
Aitvab
Douglas MacAri
McArthin
Fifth
Army Air Force
Philippines
MacArthin
Mindanao
Aero Supply Reduces Force by 120 Today
The Aero Supply Mfg Co announced a 12 percent workforce cut at its plant, citing shifts and delivery changes. Management said reductions followed seniority rules under the Aero Lodge agreement with the International Association of Machinists, due to labor surplus in some departments and heavier demand in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Supply Mfg. Co, Inc
Aero Lodge
International Association of Marchinists
Toca
Vandenberg Pushes Immediate US San Francisco UN Plan
Senator Vandenberg urges an immediate public announcement of any advance decisions by the eight US delegates to the San Francisco UN conference. He seeks a statement including a provision to work toward justice and to oppose violations of the Atlantic Charter, while delaying disclosure of any agreements until a full American program is ready.
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Vandenberg
State Department
Associated Press
Washington
R-Mich
San
San Francisco
Vanderbers
League Authority
Congress
Geiger Injured After Early Morning Truck Crash
CoH. Geiger was reported seriously injured and confined to his East Smith street home after a minor crash Thursday morning. He was struck by a North Center street truck driven by a woman and aided by the driver to Dr. Kibler’s office where a severe knee bruise was treated. He remains shocked with heart pain and bruises. the driver’s identity and license number were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. H. Geiger
East Smith Street
Allied Air Strikes Hit Hamburg Sub Yard and Berlin
RAF heavy bombers attacked Slohm Voss submarine yards in Hamburg and the Lutuckendorf oil plant near Leipzig while Mosquitoes bombed Berlin. US Eighth Air Force also struck 11 targets between Berlin and Nurnberg as raids continued. In China, Japanese columns retreated in Honan after losses near Shensi. In the Philippines, 3,170 American and British nationals left aboard transports and hospital ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Slohm-Voss
Hamburg
Lutuckendorf
Hedy
Leipzig
Fleet Mosanilos
Berlin
Germany
U. S. Eighth Air Porce
Nuernberg
Lufewaffe
Manila
Philippines
Ready for Fight on Old Tax Bills
A local group formed by Aero plant employees and workers from Raymond Corry Jamestown Ajax plants, with Erie attorney oversight, vows to oppose wage garnishment over 13 and 14 year old school tax accounts. Frank Gravino named to collect billing cards from protesters for counsel. An Erie attorney warned against garnishment and suggested counter action, including investigation into why tax books for two years were withheld from the school district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Board of Education
Aero Plant
Raymond and Corry-Jamestown
Ajax
Frank Gravino
Agen
Ertel
Corry
Bitter Japanese defense of Ryukyu isles near Okinawa
On Okinawa the Japanese mounted a fierce counteroffensive from caves and pillboxes as U S troops pressed toward Naha and Yonabaru air fields. Ground resistance, air assaults, and bombardments continued with Yamato and other ships in reserve while U S infantry advanced toward Nakagasu Bay as fighting spread across the southern part of the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Guam
Okinawa
U.S
Ryukuu Island
Japan
Tokyo
Nagoya
Okiawa
Naha
Aine
Yonabary
Coas
Nakagasu Bay
Mochitato Airfield
Natin
Jine
Okinawya
United States Resumes Relations With Argentina
Washington announces the United States has resumed normal diplomatic relations with Argentina at noon eastern wartime. Secretary of State Stettinius said the action followed the Inter-American conference in Mexico City with 19 other American republics and declined to discuss invitation or future limits.
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Washington
United States
Argentina
Stettinius
Mexico City
Nat Tons
Tilus
Death of Mrs Mae Schildecker in Pittsburgh
Mrs Mae Schildecker longtime Cory resident and former Miss Mae Wightman died in Pittsburgh. She is survived by her husband Dr Charles B Schildecker their daughter and two sons one son in the Army. News of her death comes as a shock to Cory friends.
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Mtg
N. R. Dickson
Pittsburgh
Charles B. Bohildecker
Mae Wightman
Corry High School
Schildecker
Charles B. Schildecker
Army
I N Tisty
Trany Cory
Corry Candidates Slow in Firing Toward Elbe and Bremen
Paris dispatch reports Ninth Army and Allied forces pushing German defenses toward the Elbe and Weser lines. American and British troops breakthrough near Essen, Bremen, and Hannover with multiple cities captured or threatened, while forces seal off German Army Group. Treasury figures show April receipts and expenditures. debt and patriotism funds noted.
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Corry
Elbe River
Paris
Bremen
Hannover
Eno
Werrien
Bertin
Hnoriaver
Fouchi
CeNnany
Poe
Miles
Hamelin
Erntwr
Hilfeshelm
William BH
Stringoy
Essan
Jayeek
Heron Gorrie
Raivety
Dortmund
Germany
Weser
Soutern
Protzheim
Crailsheim
SuHnth
Rhine
Sixth Airborne
Leine
11Th Armored
Reh=burs
Nisdernstoecken
Hamel
Brunswick
Hamburg
Lueberg
Brunsvitele
Lubeck
Primary Petitions Filed for Mayoral and Council Seats
Pennsylvanian voters rush to file petitions for municipal primary ballots with deadlines near noon. Mayoral candidates include Bianteth Hepler and John Cullen on the Republican side, while Elmer Kincaid contemplates a bid opposing Enley. Only one woman, HOOK, appears for City Council, with several other positions awaiting petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey
ANH Republiet Trekes
Bavers
Afteenipin
Waller Steel
Banlt
Tiginyee
Arieune
Perlop
Robert
Price
Rifle stolen at Findley Lake recovered with suspects
Police recovered a rifle stolen from a young man in military service at Findley Lake. Two youths, a Corry boy and a Meadville companion, were questioned after sightings near properties. The Meadville youth was located and the weapon returned. no prosecution definite yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley Lake
John D. Plantgan
Corry Boyas
Meadville
Fnd
Mayor Proclaims United National Clothing Collection Day
Corry Mayor Frank E Hepler urges all organizations and citizens to join the United National Clothing Collection on April 22. A station is set at the Holling Company plant with door-to-door calls to collect used clothing, shoes, and bedding for overseas relief.
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Imn Clothing Collection
Frank Hepler
Conger Wotlaly
United National Clothing Collection
Wat
President
Corry Committee
United ‘National
Harald Wolt
Wvich
Hovlind Company
Frank
Hepler
Corry
Frank E. Hepler
Will Repeal Car Use Tax Hopeed By Washington Sources
Washington report says legislators may repeal the $5 automobile use tax before car owners must buy new vehicles. Republican and congressional sources suggest quick action to remove the nuisance levy that irritates motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jilly Tsb
Yaard
Coal Mines Reopen as Weekend Labor Votes Shift
After weekend ballots, 8 000 plus miners voted to return to work, easing production declines at Frick Coke and Jones & Laughlin Steel. Operators reported 60 to 80 percent output across several mines as unions and companies discuss new contracts amid broader industry stoppages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Lake la
Jones “& Laughlin Steel Corp
Fifth Closing On Mass In Italy
Allied forces report the fifth closing on Massa in Italy with Monte Belvedere capture and progress near Monte Folgorico and Porta. The 442nd Regiment and 92nd Division led the advance clearing pockets and pushing toward Spezia as Japanese American troops spearhead the attack. Aged Civil War veteran Henry Mack dies in Minneapolis at 108.
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Rome
Trabhit
Migsi
Mone Belvedere
442Nd
Monte Belvedere
Monte Folgorico
Wae Vet
Minneapolis
Henry Mack
United States
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