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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1943

Page

8

Chautauqua Co. Boy In Tokyo Raid Mentioned In April Note

A Chautauqua County boy named Theo E. Byker, son of Mrs. Frank Hammond, enlisted in the Navy January TS H. He trained then served on a Navy tower in the Atlantic. His ship joined the Pacific push to within 400 miles of Tokyo during the Doolittle raid period. Teo was linked with the crew of Baker and Pauley from Los Angeles, who battled in major Pacific actions up to December, including Wake Island and Midway, and helped escort supplies to Guadalcanal. Baker, a gunner, and Pauley faced hazards like a burst steam pipe. Baker is credited as a gunsmith mate. The family line ties to Guy J. Milis of Paleoner and Mayville relatives.

Tamestown Jamestown Doolittle Tokyo Theoore E. Byker Frank? Hammond Curtis Street Navy Atlantic United States Park Pacific Mankaster Straits Wake Island Qorol Sea Midway Nave Guadalcanal Baker Pauley Tne Guy J Mayville Chaltléugua County Harry Milis Paleoner

Hold Man in Ohio for Erie Taxi HoldUp

Erie April 20 Raymond Patt Gleyberzer 40 also known as Bond held by police after an armed robbery of an Erie cab driver on February 4. Cab passenger described as Clayberger or Clayberger alias Arlene Mae Bone Esther Mildred Axe 90 suspected of similar robberies in several Ohio cities.

Erie Raymond Patt Gleyberzer Allis Ray LeRoy ‘Bond Fordness Cleveland Clayberner Holland Rist Clayberger Esther Mildred Axe Arlene Mae Bone Ule Arlene Clayberger

Motor Police Will Regain Old Title

Harrisburg April 20 A series of ten House approved bills proposes to change the name of town police to motor police. The Senate approved the measure unanimously and sent it to the governor for action.

Harrisburg Senate

Sparta Victory Club Keeps Busy Volunteers On Furlough

Sparta Victory Club in Spartansburg opens its summer post near Rogers farm with building upgrades and 24 hour duty shifts under Nell Stranahan. A large 500 Club event at the Ingram home honored Arthur Tagram and Doris Bergman with neighbors attending, gifts, and prizes.

Spartansburg Rogers Farm Nell _Stranthan Stranahan EF. Ingram Arthur Tagram Bride Doris Bergman Cory Chas. Tagram Erie Wendell Kean Oil City Will Jolson Kyle Stranehan Florence Burlingame Gaylord Northrop Runnnerup Prin Thyram Esther Fairey Ot Home Fhrold Patchen Ernest Platt Guy Rowley Sidney Winans Astess Vicary Club Regs Sparta Kenneth Gould Shreveport Lacey New Cumberlend Aberdeen Proving Grounds Aberdeen Emery Coates San Bernardino Calif Roy. Coates Army Fe Floyd Prelick Camp Shenango Tranefer Oscar Fralick Ployd Rome Dorothy and Marth Riley Meadville Vincent. Riley Katheryn Ann Jeanette Plett

Buffalo youths held for stealing cars

In Mayville on April 20 two 11 year old boys from Buffalo were held for the Chautauqua county grand jury by Peace Justice A. Roy Perkins after being charged with second degree grand larceny in the alleged theft of three automobiles spanning three states from Buffalo to Ashtabula. Frederick John Deering of Hotel Ford and Thurman Smith of Tudor Arms hotel are named in the profile as prisoners.

Mayville Buffalo Ashtabula Buffalo Hotels Chautauqua County Grand Jury A. Roy Perkins Frederick John’ Deering Hotel Ford Ced Thurman Smith Tudor Arms Hotel

Ridgway Youth Home After World Trip Homecoming

A Ridgway youth, son of Mr and Mrs John Vorux of North Broad Street, returned with 11 other Pennsylvania flyers after a 9 200 000 mile odyssey from China to Tunisia and back. He served as a gunner on a Flying Fortress, was wounded, and remains overseas though his mother has heard no word of his homecoming.

Willard Tillots Sun John Weithier Aye Washington Street Ray Crosby Lavina Harrison Eugene Reynolds Oliva Harrion Cole Titusville Nellie Harrison Norman Wheatill Rulin Kerr Pauline Janet Merritt Harrison Allie Maitland Elizabeth Wilson Arthur Himebaugh Glen Steadman Glyde Hall Shirley Ann Meer Corry George Waggoner Martha McClure Conneaut Lake Int Weyhe Randalah Ambassador Richard Cook Buitton Runton Run D.¥. Kinney Women's Society of Christian Service Ins Smith Duntor League Oty . Conley Ridgway Tech Von John Vorurx North Broad Street Ridewas Pennsylvania China Brena Lites Tunisia Flying Fortress Athos Pearl Harbor Vonirt Ueting Orlando Piagne Ridaway

Mother of Spring Creek Man Stricken

Mrs Minnie Mason of Warren died at her daughter's home on Prospect Street after a long life in the area. Survived by children Minnie Whiteshot Esper Mason Charles Mason Ralph Mason Edward Mason Mabel Munger Annk Blenck Chandler Mason and 19 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services set for Tuesday at 2 30 PM at the Peterson funeral home.

Warren Minnnie Mason Albert Whiteshot Prospect Street Germady Ste Minnie Whiteshot Esper Mason Charles Mason Ralph Mason Edward Mason Starbrick Mabel Munger Annk Blenck Chandler ‘Mason Spring Creek

Blackout Violators Cited in City Information

Reports say civilian defense authorities filed informations against alleged blackout violators on Friday evening March 26. Names listed include Joseph Vunick of West Pleasant Street and George Knowlton on West Smith Street, along with Communy Loan Company and Ernest Allen of West Pleasant Street. Notices demanded appearance within forty eight hours. warrants may follow for noncompliance. No action yet against one or two others as investigations continue and a board of review weighs cases.

Uie Joseph Vunick West Pleasant Street George Knowlton West Smith Street Communy Loan Company North Center Streets Ernest Allen West Pleasant Board of Review

Former Lakewood Ex Mayor Heads Farm Postwar Labor Move

Lakewood April 20 The April issue of Country Gentleman pays tribute to former Lakewood boy Wayne H Darrow now head of the Agricultural Labor Administration the postwar director. The article notes his farm roots his Cornell degree and his rise as a top organizer in the Department of Agriculture. It mentions his role in the Farm Labor administration and highlights his wartime farming achievements and leadership style.

Lakewood Couitry Centleman Pays Wayne H. Bartow Darrow Sutcy Peake Ibvalan Lakewood High School Brand New Agricultural Labor Administration U. S Wayne H. Darrow ALA Broush Wayne Barrow Department of Agriculture Productio Wayne Darrow Tev Texas Chautauqua New York Cornell Hale County

Florence Hall Named Jo Head Farm Women

Florence Hall heads the farm women effort as Washington outlines a land army of women to support farm work nationwide. Paul Crossman of the Erie County Agricultural Exhibition Bureau announced hundreds of women will be recruited and trained for farm labor through the YWCA program to assist in farm operations.

Florence Hall Washington Land Army Woaen Mm Erie Paul Crossman Lierle Couunty Agricultural Exbeison Bureau Evie Crossmigwi

Soldier Hanged for Murder in England During War

David Cobb of Dothan Alabama, a private in the United States Army, was executed by hanging in Shepton Mallet near Bath, the first American soldier put to death in England. Charged with murder after allegedly firing on sentry duty, Cobb faced a United States court martial before the public execution.

Fy Assu London David Cobb Dothan Ala United Ships Army England Er Mavely Shepton Mullet Bath Cobb Robert J. Cobney Swissvale Gobi Cobner

Fragmented OCR Headline About Nippon and Ship Contene

A distorted fragment discusses Nippon and a ship at sea with vague references to ripples and slowing movement. No clear persons, dates, or locations can be identified from the unreadable text.

Sa Contene i Nippon Ton

Sweep Oy Heavy tacks Neptur ters An German don

A compact note reports heavy tacking by Sweep Oy on Neptur ter s German donor.

Neptur

Unclear Entry Summary of Bombing Raids Report

Fragmentary note references bombers and raids with garbled phrases. Mentions night events, ports, fighters, barges, and communiqués, but readable facts are minimal. No identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations emerge.

al London

Fragmented OCR summary of WWII naval actions over Baltic and Channel

Disjointed OCR fragment describes Luftwaffe and Allied air and sea activity around Rostock Neptune Berlin and Folkestone. Mentions heavy explosions, attacks, ships, and downed aircraft with references to Sweden and Baltic coast. Context unclear due to garbled text.

Ted Rostock Neptune Monique Heinkel Avis Berlin Folkestone

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Chautauqua CO Boy Theodore Baker Japan Ohio Erie Taxi Alan Uae Corry al Lindsley Sparta Victory Club Busy Boys Eagles Kellogg's SAVEX Burma Libya Tunisie Man Heads Farm Labor Movement One Nayne H. Darrow New Agricultural Labor Administration — Wheat Farmer Russia Churchill Samuel A. Carson Channing Club Unitarian Church Carlson ULB. A Inlet Studebaker Studebaker Engineering Studebaker Proving Ground Leeus Studebaker Seruice W. W. Waterhouse West Main Street Zuckerman North Center America Erie Railroad ALL United TAY Baltic Sweden
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