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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1943
Page
1
Mortgage Foreclosure Record From 1948 Sheriff Decree
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a mortgage foreclosure record involving a sheriff’s decree. It references a property in Golinty with a mortgage falter and a figure around £5750.00, dated October to November 1948, and mentions offices and proclamations related to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golinty
Ober
Sherif
Unclear Stock Figures Mentioned With Mixed Data
Fragmentary OCR text references stock figures and percentages with unclear entities. It mentions percentages like 34, 39, 26 and 34, and phrases such as BON Tae and 44 percent. Also notes a person aged 14 in a vague context. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify a coherent event or subject.
Barn on Tinko Farm Destroyed in Morning Fire
A large barn at the Tinko Farm, near Corry Country Club, was destroyed by a morning fire estimated at about 5000 dollars. Hay stored inside proved tinder and a home was saved by the Ping Ward pumper crew and nearby water before containment. Two horses were fed from the barn as cattle remained in pasture. Origin of the blaze is suspected to be spontaneous combustion from recently placed hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoss
Steven Tinko
Justorth
Corry
Wayne Bownshin
Ping Ward Pamper
Tinko
Te Bars
Pst
Tenchedi
Russell Road
Saute
Earby
Italy under Badoglio rapid military rule dimming surrender hopes
Report from Madrid notes Premier Badoglio's regime imposing a tough military dictatorship in Italy. Observers in Spain say peace prospects are dim as loyalty to fascist leadership wanes. Troops act with harsh orders to shoot at protests, while propaganda on Sicily and Allied successes shapes Italian morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Pietro Badoglio
Italy
Rome
Spain
Abd Badogng
Behbe
Mussolini
Badog
Tevellers
Tealy
Musevitei Sisdogin
Milan
Bari
Ttation
Badogno
Caunt
Thaly
Torah Js
Sicily
Bartoglio
Prapas Ganda
Tax cheats convicted in broad IRS report
The Treasury announced 356,444 954 in additional revenue from cheaters over the past year as 95 individuals faced tax evasion charges. A professional card sharp, a wealthy lottery car dealer, a racketeering tax adviser and others were named among those probed in nearly 1,000 investigations, with three convictions reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assotiitien
Washington
Treasury
W. E L. Wulf
Tnternal Revenue Burea
The
Tredainy
Anc
Bt Trmuds Woolf
Department
Woman killed in crash near Pipthburgh Aug 4
A woman driver died and eight other workers were injured in a collision involving a Glavsland Pitty- VLR DruryHound bike and two automobiles along the Ohio river boiler yard in suburban Avplon. Police report shows a complex financial balance with large figures connected to expenditures and reserves, dated Aug. 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pipthburgh
Wang
LW Wiomnobiles
Ohio River
Avplon
Allied forces push toward Munda yet face stiff resistance
United States Infantrymen push inland from the New Georgia coast toward the Munda airfield, meeting heavy Japanese machine gun fire in coral caves and bunkers. MacArthur notes Japanese resistance is stiffening. In New Guinea, Allied air and sea actions target Salamaua barges, with about 200 Japanese troop barges destroyed in 10 days, threatening re-enforcement of the Salamaua garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United States
Mundaulr Strip
Douglas ‘MacArthur
New Corin Island
Solomons
Wir
Kekele
Bibala Hill
Munda
Haweyo
Bibolo bin
Salamaua
New Guinea
Fall of Orel Seen Inevitable in Moscow Report
Moscow notes the German stronghold of Orel near collapse as Red Army forces close within five miles. Soviet bulletins say German counterattacks failed, with heavy losses, while Soviet columns seize Sush Pilatovka and Dommino near Orel and halt Nazi advances southwest of Vorochilovgrad after five days of fierce fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moscow
Orel
Red Army
Cal
Russia
Sush
Pilatovka
Dommino
Te Rec
Naxis
Donets
Vorochilovernd
Bombers keep up two week raids over Hamburg and Germany
British bombers provided continued daylight and night attacks over Hamburg and other German targets after nearly two weeks of persistent operations. In London a press conference by T. V. Soong stated China expects Manchuria and Formosa returned after the war, while denying ambitions in Indo China or Thailand. Floods near Vijayanagar and six surrounding villages in Rajya tola killed over 2000 people, according to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
T. V. Soong
Shines
Parr
Prediction of Japan's Fall by Coast Guard Magazine
Annapolis Md Aug 4 The semi official J S Coast Guard magazine marked its birthday by predicting Japan would fall soon after Germany and Russia battles. Editor Edward Lloyd a retired guardman foresees Japan attacking Russia then US forces moving into Siberia and Japan surrendering after heavy naval losses. He claims the navy will suffer but will eventually overpower Japan. Lloyd had predicted US entry in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
J. S. Coast Guard Magazine
Japan
Germany
Edward Lloyd
Coast Guardsman
Russia
Siberia
Lloyd
United States
Tax Proposals Weigh War Revenue Plans in Congress
Aug 4 Washington reports outline intensifying push for new war financing measures. discussion centers on higher personal and corporate income taxes or a broad sales levy to fund wartime needs. House Ways and Means Chairman Douston says protections for fixed income groups are essential and may back a 10 percent federal sales tax if income taxes stay unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asan
Washington
Hill Meard
Treasury
Congress
Avaid
N¢Ome
Doushton
D-Nc
House
Ways and Meny
Tee
Morgen Styatt
Adjoining Farm Purchased For Airport Improvements
Lawrence Thomas announces plans to reopen Lawrence Airport on Spring Street Hill and to buy the nearby Dimayox farm of about thirty acres for north border protection. Water, electricity, and sanitation will be installed, with around the clock CAP observation expected. The Meld license hinges on these upgrades, and airfield use may expand for postwar aviation activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oly Air Patrol
Thomas
Federal Bureau of Aeronautics
Civil Air Patrol
Dinmyez
Stwice
Towmal
Wrest
34 New Voters Register Amid Reinstatements
Thirty four new registrations were recorded at a special registration at the Municipal building yesterday. Registrars plan another enrollment session at Fairhaven Hill today from 1 to 4 30 and this evening from 5 to 9. Among the new voters twenty five were residents of the area with party breakdown of 14 Republicans 16 Democrats and one other. East Wayne added two new Democrats West Wayne added one Democrat and one Republican. There were two name changes and seven party changes with three Republicans moving to Democrats and four Democrats switching to Republicans. Address changes numbered twelve with a total of new restatements and related changes noted to assist registrars Mrs Dorothy Hamond Republican and Mrs Mare Jempury Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairhaven Hill
East Wayne
West Wayne
Imby-Nevett
Nhichges
Dorothy Ha
Mare Jempury
Adiy
Wheeler Opposes Post Pearl Harbor Draft For Fathers
Senator Wheeler of Montana condemns a selective service plan to draft pre Pearl Harbor fathers after October 1. He says the aim is likely psychological leverage on Russia at any peace conference and warns against using American lives for power politics. The Montana Democrat notes the plan conflicts with congressional sentiment and House passage of a bill to defer fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wheeler
D-Montl
Russia
Belton
Mont
Enid
War Manpower Board
House
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Georgia Lowers Voting Age to Eighteen in Historic Move
Atlanta August 4 Georgia becomes the first state to reduce the voting age from 21 to 18. Governor Bills Arnall announced plans to push a constitutional amendment on the Democratic platform to extend the lower voting age nationwide. He champions youth political participation and the measure aligns with wartime demands for broader civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Parehfiy Hay
Gover
Arnall
Eefatrinur
Fathers Draft Brings Sharp Public Comment
Dispatches from Philadelphia and other cities report protests over the draft, noting how some fathers with wives and children seek deferments while employed women hold well paid jobs. The article discusses occupational deferments and the impact on families and industry as public attention grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wardvurt
Denn
Pillsdelphia
Tris
Oljier
Matton
Eden denial of peace terms to Italy sparks warp in war news
London reports Foreign Secretary Eden rejects offering peace terms to Italy and hints unconditional surrender may be honorably possible in certain circumstances. Geneva dispatches quote Roosevelt proposing seven-point armistice. Amid rising Italian resistance, invasion remains likely. Badoglio cabinet summoned for tomorrow as Eden signals cautious openness to a reasonable settlement. Mississippi primary yields Martin G. Gunn leads in Democratic race for governor. runoff August 24 between Dennis Murphree and Thomas L. Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Tram
London
Anthony Ilen
Howe of Commons
Alles
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eden
Geneva
Roosevelt
Italy
Hemanus
Badoglio
Rome
House of Commons
Talyini Fetum
Germany
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Martin Sennett
Mike) Gooner
Dennis Murphree
House
Thomas L. Balley
Seven Die In Milwaukee Train Wreck At Warden
Assumed Press reports seven men killed and 19 injured when a Milwaukee passenger train sidewiped a freight near Warden Washington at 1 am. The wreck left both locomotives overturned and the casualties concentrated among the crew and passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
Warden
Washington
M.A. Meyer
Suger Interident
Transportulum
Meyer
Milwaukee
Moses Like
Beer Glory
Molly Pitcher Stamp Sale Friday in Corry
Molly Pitcher Day activities will be held Friday in Corry with defense stamp buying in the afternoon and evening in City Park. A program in the park includes talks by Haakon Lie and Nor Weelan patriot, with local girl groups selling stamps on the streets and during the park event. Lie will discuss Life in Occupied Norway at the Aero Sundy plant in the afternoon, with possible talks at other war industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haakon Lie
Bob Grice
Guadalcanal
Molly Pitcher
Corry
Thu Turing
Haaken Bit
Nor Weelan
Bob ‘Grive
Corry Boy
Gundalcanal
Aero Sundy
Isbor
Police Baffled By Two Day Old Baby Kidnapping
Albany police investigate the abduction of Judith Gurney two days after birth from Albany Hospital second floor nursery. Baby’s mother is Mrs Mirai B. Gurney, an AMI labor union official. Despite clues like torn vines and footprints, police had no solid lead. Authorities broadcast appeals to locate the infant and monitor doctors for possible sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awnuitey Ioese
Albany
Ove
Judith Gurney
AMI
Mirai WB. Gurney
Iaver
Athiny Hospital
Perry Stellmacher
Matt
Stellmacher
Wistaria
E. Lew Hurd
Mra
Gurney
Pavone
Wis
Menny
Vanster
Allied drive in Sicily advances as Axis lines crumble
Allied forces press the final push in Sicily with U S forces and British troops driving toward Messina. German defenders fight from high ground near Capo Orlando as American bombardments hammer northern coast and Messina Strait defenses. Air and naval artillery join the assault, while German reinforcements struggle to stem the advance. The advancing troops push through mountainous terrain seeking the Messina escape route as the Axis defense weakens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Sicily
High Command
pasiUb
Messina Strait
Sicilian
Caps Orlando
Messina
Cg.s Army
Tht
Xord
Oli Haevy
Boyle
North Africa
Doughboys
Pough Mountain
Contin
Draft evasion convictions low amid wartime record
Hoover reports 19 000 draft registrations failed in 1917 as FBI notes, 7 190 complaints Oct 1917 to Jan 1918, 5455 not willful violators, 435 deferred prosecution, signaling higher wartime compliance vs peacetime. The report contrasts with fall in prosecutions during later enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Wetlersl Bureau of Investigation
Aeid
Hoover
FBI
IMO
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Viehold Ms
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Seoul
First Ward
Ireandre
Orel Salient
Bombay
Vijainagar
Rajyaulana
Fairhaven
Montgomery
Catania
U. S
Messina Straits
St.Paul's
Rountey
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