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28 Apr 1945
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1945
Page
1
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Fragmentary market note shows bids for "sand uimers" YoB dates and cattle listings with heifers priced at 13.00, plus other uncertain figures. Readable items indicate livestock trading activity and pricing context in a rural market.
A fragmentary market note lists calves sold for 31150, culls priced from 0 to 3.50, with sheep figures and small stock values. It mentions UCE Practice 5.8 and miscellaneous prices like 8.00 and 2.50, plus Eastern Mic and New York references.
An Allied press summary in London cites Unofficial reports that Heinrich Himmler offered conditional surrender to Britain and the United States while insisting Britain and the U S accept unconditional surrender to all three powers. Officials say they will not confirm or deny the specific reports.
Paris dispatch says Munich rises in a revolt as three Allied armies reach near Augsburg and Munich, Patton’s 86th Division nears the city, and the French First Army advances toward the Austrian border. Radio reports claim a Bavarian free action movement and calls to bomb Kesselring HQ.
Plans for a large modern Raymond Manufacturing Co. extension call for a 125 by 65 foot three story brick and steel structure with a full basement. Construction depends on War Production Board relaxations but will add about 93 000 square feet and join plant No. 2. The project includes new 12 000 volt power facilities by PECO and a new substation, with work potentially starting soon and partial site work underway.
At a United Nations meeting in San Francisco diplomats from Australia and others push for smaller states to take more role in world body. The conference expands its executive committee from 11 to 14 members as efforts to widen the World Security Council continue amid Russian actions.
A heavily loaded eastbound ore train derailed at Rathbun four miles beyond St Marys on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Fourteen cars of ore were derailed and damaged. no crew injuries reported. Tracks expected to be blocked for hours, with Erie local detoured via Warren Olean Emporium and a special bus transfer service set up for towns between Warren and Emporium.
War Department officials say Eisenhower will proclaim victory in Germany before fighting ceases, with six weeks needed to eliminate major Nazi pockets. In Europe a German force of about 1500 attacked into neutral Switzerland at night, while in Burma British armor advanced 56 miles toward Rangoon from the south.
Mrs Charles Stewart and Mrs William Houghton with 21 helpers sorted classified and packed a large donation of clothing from the United Nations Clothing Collection at the State Armory. They hope to complete by Monday night with shipments likely to Erie Tuesday for final classification and packing at the general assembly station.
Tokyo radio reported without confirmation that two U S cruisers were sunk including the Savannah, a third damaged and four large transports sunk in devastating bombing attacks on American forces around Okinawa yesterday.
Corry youth captured serving with Canadian commandos during the Dieppe raid is reported freed. Frank Marko, survivor of imprisonment in German camps, is among those noted by families in Columbus Township. Details came via a telegram from the Canadian Army director.
Ottawa reports that Cpl Macko has been freed from the German camp Stalag 697 near Bremen by Allied troops and is now in England recovering with every care. The son’s release follows a long Nazi imprisonment, with previous notices noting his near three-year confinement and safe transfer to a recuperative camp.
The Salvation Army fund reaches $4092 at noon, with two thirds of the $6000 target for property improvements and new program development. The Corry Jamestown plant employees and Tri-Indicator Co gifts boost totals, while payroll timing delays other reports. Campaign officials urge prompt gifts as additional reports are expected next week.
Soviet forces pierced Berlin defenses and fought near Gestapo headquarters at Alderplatz while other units moved toward Baltic ports. The German high command claimed reinforcements and supplies reaching the city as pressure mounted to isolate remaining Nazi holdings.
Paris April 28 Nazi radio figure Lt Gen Kurt Dittmar said Hitler would die in Berlin as the city fell and the war neared its end. Allied fronts show northern advances toward Berlin with Baltic ports, Denmark and Norway in play while Soviet and American forces push. The SHAEF stance remains cautious, expecting months more of fighting despite rapid changes on the ground.
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