15 Apr 1943
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1943
Page
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Associated Press reports in Washington on April 15 say Allied officials clash over Pacific war strategy. Some favor thrusts from Australia toward Singapore and the Philippines, others urge striking Japan’s head and heart, while airmen push for bomber offensives from China and the Aleutians. A broader attrition war aims to curb Japan’s use of occupied resources.
Allied warplanes attacked Stuttgart in southwest Germany and targets in East Prussia. RAF bombers ferried a force of 23 bombers against Stuttgart while German light raiders countered with raids on towns along East Anglia and the Thames estuary.
Directors of the Golden Rule Club met to seek municipal representation and urge cooperation with officials and chambers to secure increased gasoline allotments for Corry motorists. A May 8 rally was canceled due to rationing, with plans for a Mead Park picnic and a Victory Bond purchase to back the home front effort. The group also aims to publish a month of On the Home Front in support of Corry’s service members.
Democratic minority in Harrisburg vows to sustain a filibuster against the administration's program after defeats on key issues. House votes to suspend or modify a wartime program. Democrats decry extravagance and cite cost of session bills. Senate leaders defend strategy as GOP aims to press major bills while delaying others.
The United Brethren in Christ Church will hold a mortgage burning service at 7 45 PM on Sunday April 16 to mark paying off its church debt. Dr S Paul Weaver of James town Erie Conference will speak, with Jerrold Lansberry solo and a male quartet performing The Palms and Shall I Cruelty Him as part of a ceremony noting the church history and rebuilding plans after a 1956 fire.
Secretary Morgenthau reported that subscriptions to the Second War Loan exceeded a third of the $3 billion target. He said total subscriptions reached about $2.75 billion from banking and nonbanking sources, with large in insurance company and other contributions not yet included. He noted the one year seven eighths percent certificates drew a major response, with ongoing payments pouring in.
Washington Apr 15 seven GOP members of the Senate Finance Committee with Minority Leader McNary endorsed the Ruml pay as you go income tax plan calling for early enactment and 20 percent withholding. Rep Knutson said the action gives grounds for the Ways and Means Committee to open the pay as you go issue. House GOP momentum continues to seek a vote despite a late opposition.
Secretary of War Stimson promised a rising flow of aircraft and other military supplies for General Douglas MacArthur's forces in the Southwest Pacific. He noted Australia’s pleas for additional planes to counter increasing Japanese air power and said supplies will be increased to replace losses and bolster buildup in that theater.
The Treasury and Treasury officials urge workers to increase war bond purchases via payroll deductions. About 60 million people hold bonds, with roughly 25 million actively buying more. officials say individuals should invest 18 to 80 percent of earnings. The drive continues as the campaign nears its end, aiming to sustain government finance through the war period.
PTA leaders plan a new campaign to press City Council for a curfew banning children under 16 from streets after 10 pm with parent or guardian present. The movement remains active despite council hesitation, with PTA delegates to push the measure at upcoming meetings and possibly rally support through petitions if needed.
Two Cory units inplied tot ennishment to the WAACs will undergo early examinations to determine if they meet the qualifications for the women’s army. Names of the applicants were withheld during exams.
A state wide drill reported successful testing of fire equipment and first aid, with both trucks completing checks and a city wide surprise observance by Chief Hawkins. In Philadelphia chaos followed a partial blackout causing store closures, while McKeesport saw two operations during a blackout. Elva Morgan Andrews gave birth by cesarean and Mrs Haymaker remained critically injured after a home fall.
Milne Bay fighting inflicted heavy losses on Japanese air units as Allied attacks near Milne Bay New Guinea damaged 75 to 100 Japanese planes. MacArthur headquarters said a larger Japanese fleet was centralized near Truk, within striking distance of New Guinea, signaling renewed Allied strength needs in the South Pacific.
Greensburg Pa April 18 Major Jacob O May deputy state police commissioner appointed yesterday by Governor Maclin learned of his appointment upon his return from giving a blood donation in Pittsburgh last night. He said the news makes him very happy. May joined the state police 28 years ago as a private.
April 15 report from Washington notes Aleutians air force activity and a draft deferment purge directive to remove government employee allowances. It cites Soviet dispatches of heavy air battles on the Eastern Front and Berlin hints of renewed German offensives. An Algiers dispatch says Gen Henri Girondin ordered a purge of pro Axis Vichy officers abroad.
Washington April 15 A request to move 25 Pennsylvania counties from the eastern gas rationing zone to District 2 was considered but not resolved Oil officials say the matter will be studied further while exported fuel demands strain the seaboard Residents of western Pennsylvania argue production exceeds local consumption Four Mercer county towns near the Ohio line were removed from the zone Rep Wels introduced a House investigation resolution. Kills woman and then himself at Lebanon Pennsylvania A steel worker, 34, George B Miller, shot Edith Mae Williams 27 before turning the gun on himself Coroner W H Zituhaker reports neighbors had heard violent quarrels prior to the shooting
British 8th Army presses toward Enfidaville with Montgomery advancing as German and Italian forces retreat. Ike reports Allied gains on all sectors while Rommel still guards key airfields and Tunisian frontier. Front lines push west of Enfidaville as French forces seize prisoners and air superiority grows.
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