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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1944
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a case or matter involving a party named Milohi and a building or fee dispute. Details unclear due to incomplete text.
Allied Sixth Army advances virtually unopposed through Japanese positions in New Guinea and near Hollandia airfield. Central Pacific reports capture of Ujelang Atoll and Taongi in the Marshalls, while Japanese resistance on Wake Island and in parts of the China front is noted with limited confirmation.
Pittsburgh police searched for a suspect after the beating and shooting of Mrs. Rose Casciotti, 40, on a downtown street. She identified her assailant and was not seriously wounded. the man fled in a taxicab before bystanders could detain him.
Two tremors described on radio received from Fordham University last night. Rev. Joseph S Lynch notes the quakes occurred about 3,700 miles from New York in the Solomon Islands region.
In Crawford and Erie counties Republican Rodgers rival Blass won nomination for state posts. W. W. Waterhouse defeated Joan Van Allsburg in the Third Assembly District, with a strong county tally. Waterhouse led in Erie county, signaling likely election in Corry’s district.
Voters yesterday backed low turnout in city primaries with weak contest results. Democratic turnout was limited while Roosevelt era votes were sparse. Republican hope for legislative nomination was unable to gain traction amid fragmented local party discussions.
Page 6 prints results from yesterday's primary with 116 Republican state nominations and limited Democratic contests. Corry local wins: Corry man 418 to 66 for auditor general rival Wagner vs Breslin and Huss edge McCray 276 to 192. Rodgers maintains lead for congress. Meadvill mayor Whipple far behind. Breslin leads Wagner for auditor general 52 to 18 with Breslin running independently. Results continued on page 6.
Berlin admits a carrier based Allied air raid on a German convoy off the northern Norwegian coast. Five Novi vessels were set ablaze though Allied reports were not immediately confirmed. Treasury report shows April receipts 155969,40169 and expenditures 286,450,195.21 with a balance of 12,156,154,408,006 and total debt 187,000,309,880.13.
Roosevelt fourth term backers claim a strong showing in Massachusetts while Pennsylvania Republicans indicate Dewey as their top GOP choice via write-in votes. Incomplete returns show Roosevelt ahead of Bly in Massachusetts pledged delegates with 24 Democratic delegates in doubt and 5 Republican delegates unpledged.
Washington officials prepared to take over the Montgomery Ward and Company plant in Chicago under a presidential order, with lines of authority including Wayne C. Taylor of the Commerce Department. Reports say the seizure, tied to a War Labor Board dispute, was expected this afternoon as officials from Washington arrived to execute the action.
City Council approves amendments to the emergency dog quarantine clause. First offenders will face an eight dollar fine and 275 cent costs if they plead guilty within 48 hours. noncompliance triggers original penalties. Council to finalize at next session. Also discussed city gas control and a shift to centralized checks.
Mr and Mrs William Swan received a Purple Heart certificate for their son Sergt Robert M Swan lost when his ship was sunk off Bougainville in the Southwest Pacific. The colonel announced the posthumous award and said the physical decoration would follow in about two months along with the American Defense Medal and Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal six months after the war ends.
Soviet launches a broad attack across southern Russia from the Caucasus to the Black Sea with heavy German defenses claiming a defensive victory. The Red Army aims to push into Germany in a continuation of 1944 offensives, with the Soviet War Review citing large-scale gains and regional advances along the Lower Dnestr and into Bessarabia.
Representative Reed urges more family housing and manpower for wartime needs. The Interior Department faces scrutiny over its draft deferment policies for white collar workers. House appropriations committee says the situation must be fixed quickly. February figures show 6,006 male employees aged 18 to 38 in the department with 2,221 under deferment.
The Mayville jury acquitted Frank Bell after a near two day trial in which prosecutors argued he broke a display window at Brawley Jewelry in Jamestown and stole a diamond ring. Witnesses placed Bell near the scene while his alibi centered on returning home via Til Tome ds. Authorities noted a license plate linked to Bell’s car to the theft.
Washington April 26 House military committee members reviewed Selective Service data showing that unless wartime plans change, most draftees this year will be under 26 with few fathers over that age. Committee warned older men would be drafted if strategic needs require.
Berlin reports heavy fighting in Brunswick and Osnabrück as allied air operations drop over 50 000 tons of explosives in the past eleven days. Losses include 2300 airmen and 369 aircraft.
American heavy bombers struck Brunswick and Cologne in a massive pre invasion aerial assault described as the heaviest yet. Mosquito and Marauder fleets hit targets across central and northern Germany and Italy as Allied air forces fielded widespread strikes and reported losses.
In Millburn New Jersey police use bloodhounds to pursue a missing 11 year old, Deborah Fimeler, reported yesterday. A large volunteer effort and river bank searches continue as investigators order continued dragging of the Rahway River area with dogs from the New Jersey State Police.
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