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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 20, 1943
Page
1
Roosevelt inspects war effort aboard the Roosevelt train
President Roosevelt conducts a second major tour of war production plants and front line troops across Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama and Arkansas aboard the Roosevelt train. He surveys Marine Corps bases Maxwell Field Fort Benning Fort Oglethorpe Camp Forrest and a WAAC training center while praising improvements in troops and equipment ahead of a European conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Roosevelt
America
Barone
Marine Corps
Waac
Europe
North
Africa
Virginia
Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Washington
Parris Island
Maxwell Field
Ala
Montgomery
Pabe
Craig Fields
Fort Benning
Columbus
Wall Springs
Fort
Oglethorpe
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Camp Forrest
Teno
Thfanery
Joseph T. Robinson
Ark
Little Rock
Allies Continue Blazing African Air Battle
On Hitler's 41st birthday, Germany fights on the defensive in Europe as Goebbels Goering urge resolve. Propaganda stresses the war's hard stage with no end in sight while Goering praises German resolve and the Reich's leaders. Treasury report shows April receipts and expenditures and a large new balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuehrer
Associated Press
London
Adolf Hiller
Europe
Berlin
Zuehrer
Hitler
Goebbels
Reichmarshal Goering
Goering
Nitter
Reich
Germany
Fortress of
Soviet
Russia
Treasury
Washington
the Treasury
President Roosevelts Radio Address Tonight
Washington reports President Roosevelt will address the nation at 11 o'clock eastern wartime tonight via all radio networks. The White House confirmed the plan amid a statement denying further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepmoriurem
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Tate
Allied air strikes renew daylight offensive sharpened by radio reports
The Associated Press says Luxembourg Danish and Paris radio stations went off air marking renewed Allied daylight operations against Europe. Moscow reports German attacks in the Jubgn delta near the Black Sea coast with temporary superiority in some sectors but no major territorial gains. A midnight German assault with tanks penetrated a Soviet line in an undisclosed area, but the Russians claimed to have repelled the push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Luxembourg
Danish
Paris
Moscow
Jubgn
Black Sea
Poisonous oil fatal to child at French Creek
A three year old boy, Donald Patrick Bayle, died after drinking oil of wintergreen found in a bottle left on a table at his State Line road home near French Creek. Coroner ruled accidental death. Survived by parents, four siblings, two grandfathers. Funeral set for Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Clymer. Also notes Kenji Takeuchi, 21, American born Japanese, found dead by hanging in Norristown home cellar. coroner says suspected self-inflicted death as family mentions army service thoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Patrick Bayle
Carl Bayle
State Line Road
French Creek
W. W. Graham
W. B. Grandall
Westfield
William
David
Arlene
Judy Ann
William Bayle
Herbert Powers
St. Ignace
Mich
C. E. Spitzer
Clymer
Cutting
Norristown
Kenji Takeuchi
Yone Takeuchi
Winslow J. Rushing
Takeuchi
Three Sea Scouts Drown in Great South Bay Disaster
Police and Coast Guard hunted for three missing Sea Scouts after their 36 foot cruiser foundered in Great South Bay two miles from shore. Seven bodies were recovered, and one survivor, Mayer, was rescued by a passing vessel. Rescue efforts continued as authorities searched the bay for the remaining missing youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reca
Associated Press
ISLIP
Coast Guard
Great South Bay
Tean Fe Sea
North Bellmore
Ly 1
Ant
Thorities
Mayer
Rober Maynard
Tox
Bofelioane
L. I
Const Ouard
Board of Health Acts to Abate Nuisances and Fire Traps
Health officials ordered inspections at Doty property 344 Eagle Street Lee second hand store West Main Street and Hosier home 438 Concord Street after a reevaluation found little improvement. The board urged immediate action with 30 days to repair or raze Doty and Hosier properties and warned of arrest if West Bend Street premises at 12 West Bend fails to meet health rules within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Droth
John D. Flanigan
Doty
Eagle Street
Lee
West Main Street
Hosier
Concord Street
Health Board
Planigan
Andrew Paulson
FaHl
Fred Stengel
West Bend Street
Lie ‘Galt
New Chance of Compromise on Tax Abatement
Washington April 20 a bipartisan compromise effort on income tax abatement faced collapse but sought a last meeting of minds. Leaders from both parties considered canceling about 50 percent of 1942 or 1943 taxes with a 20 percent withholding levy on wages and salaries. Speaker Rayburn and leaders McCormack and Martin attended the talks as a possible breakthrough loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Repub Ments
Marlin
Massachusetts
Confermee
Tate
Speak- Rayburn
D-Tex
Martin
McCormack
Missing French Creek Youth's Mother Remains Ill in Eden
Ex-French Creek youth’s mother Mrs Olive C Ruland of Eden New York receives word from the Galladian War Department that her son is missing in action. The youth formerly resided at French Creek New York and will be remembered by residents of that vicinity. First mother incidentally remains in quite a serious condition at Eden where she has been ill for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Creek
Olive C. Ruland
Eden
N. Y
Galadian War Department
Wden
Victory Loan total reaches 562749 in Corry drive
Subscriptions to the Victory Loan in Corry total 562749.50 by 11 o'clock with about 40 percent of the goal raised. Dan A Depew cashier of the National Bank of Corry and vice chairman of the local drive reported progress while noting the absence of Dallas C Smiley from the city. Local leaders urge residents to support the drive, push for completing books, and convert pledges into bonds as volunteers continue canvassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Spears Victory
Dan A. Depew
National Bank of Corry
Enairmo
Corry Drive
Dix
Dallas C. Smiley
Obra
Abe Nutter
Athey
Chouman Depew
Ty Journal
Reelusive
Las Elty
Chung Lie
Vonuis
Whitely
House Bars Farm Crop Payments From War Aid Funds
The House approved a 715 million dollar agricultural appropriation with a restriction that funds be used for incentive payments to increase war crop production. The measure also directs the Form Security Administration to manage funds and oversees 185 crop insurance programs. Maximum farm aid per person is 500 dollars. An amendment by Chaise Cannon prohibited an incentive payment revival of 10 million dollars, aiming to avoid government handouts and subsidies as uneconomic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Wrens
Washington
House
Chaise Cannan
BsMo
Appropriations Committee
Rollell
Agriculture
Wickard
Cannon
Kiska Bombardment and Solomons Raids Reported
U S forces dropped 17 tons of explosives on Japanese positions at Kiska in the Aleutians, with heavy bombardment described. In the Solomons region, American and Japanese aircraft conducted bombing raids on Guadalcanal and Munda, while B-24 heavies attacked Mund during the night, scoring runway hits and blast damage. Japanese planes bombed Guadalcanal causing light casualties and minor material losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiska
Guadalcanal
U. S
Manda
Associated Press
Washington
Aleutians
Navy
Pheific
Guadresnal
Munda
Harmont Resting and Five Missing in Puerto Rico Drama
Thomas Harmon rests at an Army base in Dutch Guiana while five other members of the team are listed as missing in San Juan Puerto Rico on April 20. The report notes Harmon's status and the unresolved disappearance of the five colleagues in a tense military incident.
Senator Read for Hours Deny Reported Deal
Ann Arbor area report notes State Senate honors include reading the Declaration and Constitution by Senator W Jerome D. Jaspin of Philadelphia. A Philadelphia Democrat filibuster stretched two hours as he opposed a controversial voter registration bill, beginning at 10 PM and ending near midnight depending on wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelpha
Seator
W. Jerome d Jaspin
Philadelphia Democrat
Doll
Filibuster Dooms Hundreds of Bills
Harrisburg April 20 Hundreds of bills were doomed today as Republican leaders pressed to push major measures before adjournment. Senate Leader Weldon B. Heyburn said they will pass the major bills and sideline minor ones, while House leader Franklin H. Lichtenwalter ordered forces to sidetrack committees and calendar items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Law measure passes amid dispute over defense worker impact
The bill faced a halt as Senator Weldon B. Heyburn demanded a vote. Democrats argued the measure would disfranchise about 30,000 defense workers. The measure passed 27 to 14, with Jaspan's readings cited for much of the debate before the page three continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon B. Heyburn
Jaspan
City Council Set To Decide At May 3 Meeting
Informal council session Monday night weighed curfew enforcement for youths under sixteen. Klwanis Club rep reported support for stricter rules while Police Chief Planigan cited enforcement limits but urged action to curb juvenile disobedience. PTA urged council to draft an ordinance for a city wide curfew at the May meeting as parents and residents consider home life impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed
Klwanis Club
Pollen
John D. Planigan
Aor
Frank B. Hepler
Arlanteu
Directoy of Safety Wateruust
Yetian
P. T. A Corneil Witt
Driver Held in Car Deaths of Three Passengers
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on April 20 Domer Burk 23 Bovard was held for the grand jury in the deaths of three Bovard residents Helen Marie Zyvith 30 her sister Mildred 18 and James Collier 26 killed when his car plunged into a guard rail overturned and burned Witnesses said Burk was speeding veering onto the wrong side and drinking at the inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fy Cmpmnise
FESS
Greensburg
Domer Burk
Labor Drops Protest On McNutt Order In Philadelphia
Philadelphia April 20 labor leaders withdraw objections to Commissioner McNutt's job shift order while plant spokesmen say modifications may be needed to curb turnover. The order allows workers to change jobs if they improve war effort use or higher pay, with safeguards preventing mere motive. Regional director Faycroft says turnover could reach 6 to 7 percent locally, versus a national 48 percent noted earlier. AFL CIO groups report no strong opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee Philadelphia
Third Regional War Manpower Commission
Paul V. McNutt
Louis B. F. Faycroft
Prigher Wit
H. Snare
Raycroft
Penosylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
A.F
CIO
Mame
Philadelphia
Allied Air Crews Report Massive Two Day Toll in North Africa
Allied forces claim 117 Axis planes destroyed in two days, including 70 Junkers transports, as raids over Tunisia and the Mediterranean island strongholds intensify. Berlin and Stockholm reports clash over transport losses while land battles near Tunis-Bizerte show French troops gaining ground. RAF strikes hit targets from Brittany to Holland. Skoda works in Pilsen suffer 800 deaths and near-total shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Aswoolybert Press
Dwight Eisenhower
Junkers
Tansports
Tien
Novi Alresas Ballhield
Tyutitilien
Mala
Berlin
North Africa
London
Speaia
Stockholm
Romi
Tunis-Bizerte
Fiers
Hitler
Toda
Taxemboue
Denish Rm Gles
RAF
Britanny
France
Holland
Germany
English
Switzerland
Skoda
Pilsen
Czechoslovakia
Soule
Schools to Close For Easter Recess
Corry Public Echo announces Easter recess closing Thursday afternoon for the annual spring break. Classes resume Monday May 1. Recess covers Good Friday through Easter Sunday as observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
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Reuters
Inp
Zurich
Soemile
Cogstel
Leningrad
Board of Health Acts
Lope
Solomons
McNutt
Accumtntadt Canan
Harrisburg
Darill
Nn Post
Clarence Sill
Westromus
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