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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 17, 1943
Page
1
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Certito
Loss Of Italy May Force Hitler To War
In a wide analysis the piece argues that if Italy falls or is threatened, Hitler may be forced into a broader war. It discusses Allied advances near Sicily, potential Balkan abandonment, and the strategic impact on Europe, weighing how a rapid Italian disruption could lengthen or shorten the conflict. The report surveys expected German responses and the risk of a multi-front confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bane
Sicily
Attica
Duce
Italy
Joremny
Hitler
Balkans
Corry to Form New State Guard Platoon Network
North western Pennsylvania sees a plan to form a new State Guard unit with a 2-platoon structure based in Corry and Erie. Robert E. Brown of Company A, 112th Infantry, leads efforts. officers discuss armory reopening and recruiting among local hunters and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Guard
Pennsylvania
Robert E. Brown
112Thfantry
Orzantan
Corry
Erie
Kane
Siate Guard
Olthwestern
Pennsylvanii
Visi
National Guard
England
W Nich
Tom Harmon Safe After Jungle Crash
Lieut. Thomas Dudley Harmon, reported missing April 14 in a South American jungle after a crash, has been found and reached a South American base. Details on the accident and fate of other crew members were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Antilles Air Force
Thomas Dudley Harmon
Al-Averiea
Michigan
Aller
Washington
Aprusy
Tommy Harmon
Upan
War Department
Mormon
Antilles Air Task Force
Purto Rico
Survey Shows Fine Response to Garden Plea
A survey by the Women's Central War Activities Committee and the Women's Victory Club reports eight hundred Victory Gardens in Corry are already assured with more expected. The January Red Cross dressings quota remains unmet and an urgent appeal is issued for volunteers at the post office building where Red Cross work is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Victory Gardens
Corry
Belny
Women's Central War Activities Committee
Women's Victory Club
Woner
Eld
James A
Poet Office
Early End To Wintry Blasts Foreseen
After a four inch Friday snowfall, sea sonal warmth melted much the snow by the next afternoon as heavy rains fell overnight. Northern towns faced continued blustery conditions with up to eight inches on the ground in Kane, while western Pennsylvania towns reported 59 degrees and Phil adelphia logged record cold. Fishermen adjusted plans as outdoor activities dwindled under harsh weather and thaw delayed by Palm Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Mercury
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
No final word on gasoline for two more weeks
A delegation of 54 western Pennsylvania mayors returned from Washington reporting no change in district gasoline regulations for about two weeks. Harold Ickes and the Petroleum Administration for War are studying future supplies and possible practical zone borders to avoid discrimination, with surveys expected within two weeks. The group noted three surveys since last December covering West Virginia and four western Pennsylvanian towns near the Ohio line. Senator James J. Davis said refineries and workers in western Pennsylvania were idle due to a gasoline surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petroleum Administration
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Sharon
Farrell
Wreatland
Sharpsville
Eastorn
James J. Davis
Senate
Fennsylvania
Elmer Davis Appeals for War Bond Purchases
Elmer Davis Drirector of the Office of War Information argues that enemy nations confiscate assets and that Americans must buy war bonds to ensure security. He warns that lacking funds could threaten ongoing war efforts and national safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
Associated Press
Devaluation Cut From Currency Bill By AP
Washington action on the currency stabilization fund faced a Republican bloc with Democratic aid. An understanding barred debate on the devaluation provision this session. Morgenthau urged keeping the clause as a defensive weapon to counter foreign devaluation operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Treasury
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Morgenthau
Governor urges inter party talks on fiscal and war programs
Harrisburg April 17 Governor Martin proposed a conference of party leaders to discuss non partisan legislation after a Democratic bill-reading slowdown. Democratic Senate Leader McGinnis called the idea "a very good idea" though he had not yet received the letter and planned to submit it to his party on Monday. The governor said the reply addressed minority party requests for appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Martin
Senate
B. B. McGinnie
Red army drives in Caucasus reported in bulletin
Moscow reports a slow but thorough offensive in the Caucasus Ku ban delta with strong artillery and bomber prep before an infantry advance into German lines. Gains were consolidated as new operations were readied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moscow
Red Army
Kuban
Caucasus
Spain's Peace Feeler Rejected Quickly
AP reports Spain's peace initiative faces swift rejection by foreign ministers in Barcelona. Ambassadors from Portugal Argentina Chile and others discuss a broader mission while U.S. Ambassador Hayes stays in place amid diplomatic tensions. Vatican aides prepare for treaty work and peace facilitation as European leaders weigh responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Barcelona
Coun Fyonulen
Fipmes Jordana
Naval Shift To Aid MacArthur
The Associated Press reports a reorganization within the U S Navy and a strengthened US and Allied position in the Pacific. Reinforcements for General Douglas MacArthur are being considered, with calls in Congress for shipments of aircraft and supplies to Australia and China to support fronts there. No official Navy comment followed Secretary Knox’s remarks yesterday on the reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Couglas MacArthur
George
Austen
China
Ndalton
Seretary Knox
War blamed for sharp drop in Pennsylvania schools
Associated Press reports Dr. Francis B. Haas, state superintendent, attributes a 28 percent fall in Pennsylvania public school enrollment to war factors. He notes a steeper decline in secondary education due to child labor in industry and farms, gasoline shortages hindering rural attendance, and older students entering the armed forces. Readership figures show 1,593,988 pupils enrolled in November, down from 1,682,220 the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Francis B. Haas
Pennsylvania
Peat Harbor
Haas
Allies Press Forward In Sicily And Bomb Ports
Allied forces press the Tunis front as British infantry seize Djebel Ang and advance toward the plain. French operations south of Rommel’s line target Bou Arada and Pont du Paris while air raids hit Palermo destroying vessels and facilities. American and Allied aircraft strike supply ships near Cap Serrat and Cap Bon, with heavy bombing on coastal targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
North Africa
Firs Army
Veneweriits
Tunis
Djebel Ang
Medjex-Wi-Bab
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bou Arada
Pont du Paris
Erwin Rommel
Eighth Army
First Army
K A. N. Anderson
Com. Fruigie
Rommel
Palermo
Selly
Cap Serrat
Oucina Pirfeld
Punts
Mitchells
Maranders
Pleasantville oil leader notes potato prices exceed oil
Washington April 17 The vice president of National Petroleum Co PleasAntville Pa says he never expected a day when a bushel of potatoes costs more than a barrel of oil He urges the OPA to raise oil prices to fund wages and avert war effort harm He argues Pennsylvania lubricating oil is vital for aviation engines and that lubrication shortages threaten production and fuel for defense uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasantville
Associated Press
Washington
Pennsylvania
Gagin
R-Pa
OPA
C. Hogg
National Petroleum Company
Untyllle
Daniel
Eisenhower reports 4680 Axis prisoners taken in Tunisian fight
General Eisenhower announced that the Second U S Army Corps captured 4 680 Axis prisoners on the Tunisian front. Allied forces destroyed hundreds of vehicles and dozens of guns. Casualties reached 5 372, with 903 killed and 964 wounded noted by Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
North Africa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S. Army
Sams
Hal Secong
Walindél
Germany
Eighth Army
Bernard Montgomery
AL Gietar-Makinssy
Thaddilion
Ilsoners
Eisenhower
Bejaares
Helisa
Waals
Andrew Browne
Cbmingham
Hoppy
Afriva
Fisenhawer
Jamestown Board debates outside employment policy
Jamestown municipal counsel ruled the board of education cannot restrict outside work by city employees when it does not interfere with municipal duties. Board members, not opposed to outside jobs, fear early morning hours may affect school duties. An early policy is expected after committee meetings tonight and again tomorrow. Hospitals receive millions in a trust fund for a widow. probate of her will closes yesterday.
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Board of Education
Jamestown
Special Files
Philadelphia
Apel
Minake Frenk
Thorne
Pennsylvania
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