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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1943
Page
1
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Reports say no local gas shortage but eastern states face tight supplies as OPA may appoint agents to oversee strategically located stations in Pittsburgh area. Industry spokesmen note warnings of August allotment caps and refuse of midwestern oil firms to ship east, delaying refiners' operations amid river barge shipment disruptions.
London reports a near unanimous hope that Allied forces will launch a major assault on Europe this year. Churchill and Roosevelt's Atlantic meeting fuels talk of coordinated action from Britain and the United States, with Britain expected to bar coastal areas, redeploy troops, and establish air bases as reinforcements arrive.
Quebeck Aug 11 British Prime Minister Churchill and Canadian Premier King surveyed Allied successes and discussed invasion plans amid wartime secrecy. Roosevelt not represented, talks centered on invasion sites and broader Anglo American strategy. Churchill and Mary Churchill joined the North American visit, outlining past conferences and ongoing military coordination. Lawrence W Earle, son of ex governor, commissioned as second lieutenant at the Army Officer Candidate School in Washington.
Data presented to the Board of Education shows 839 enrollment in the defense training program since August, with 131 women among them. Of 407 completing the required course, many withdrew to join defense industries as the program ran day and night for over two years with government support.
State salvage officials set a county quota of 2500 tons for Eve County to help reach 240000 tons of iron and steel scrap before year end. Warren R. Roberts, chairman, said the goal is fair and attainable to aid rapid victory, with neighboring counties listing their quotas such as Warren 1050 and Venango 1400.
Associate 1058 reports Aug 11 that about 4,500 furloughed soldiers will be sent to labor in terrain theta and mineral mines. 100 mines with 76,000 workers need 8,000 more, 4,600 furloughed soldiers will help, while 3,500 remain difficult to place.
ISTANBUL Turkish authorities call Bulgars home to take up arms in a reported mass mobilization. STOCKHOLM Swedish Norwegian press bureau says Germany declares alert in Bergen with cycle patrols and reinforced gun crews at key crossings. LONDON reports German guns on the Branch coast opened fire across the Dover Strait with shellfire warnings in English towns.
The alcohol tax unit of the Treasury Department in Denver warns that sugar rationing and a whisky shortage fuel bootlegging, predicting a repeat of prohibition-era smuggling as unrestricted sale could aid bootleggers. District Supervisor A V Anderson says bootleggers will adapt, attacking the problem anew.
Harrisburg Aug 1 Judge Howard W Hughes of Washington Pa emerged as the only probable appointee for a State Supreme Court vacancy acknowledged as set by Governor Martin. Five men were named for state fish commissioner with names including Charles A French Oliver M Diebler Charles E Fox Mercer and M L Wallace. Martin planned two appointments to that agency and said it was early to determine all vacancies.
William E Poster, 45, of Corry, was hospitalized at St. Vincent's in Erie after a Tuesday morning crash on the Waterford road near Route 97. He suffered a deep scalp laceration and head injuries but had a fairly good night and showed improvement today. Poster is employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
The Gorey School District will receive 2320.99 in lieu of taxes on the Fairreven war housing project. Housing Authority official John Egan says a voucher will accompany the payment and a check will follow after voucher return. The sum covers July 1943 to June 30 1944 and reflects allowances for government expenditures on streets utilities and other services for the project.
Rt. Rev. Henry St. George Tucker of New York City will preside at the installation of Rev. B. Pinckney Wroth of Warren as bishop of the Erie Episcopal diocese. The ordination and installation occur Thursday morning at the Cathedral of St. Paul in Erie with a luncheon to follow in St Paul’s Chapel.
London reports mark the 10th anniversary of Goering’s boasts with RAF raids on Nürnberg. The city, a rail and industrial hub in southern Germany, faced heavy bombing. civilian casualties and damage cited as part of coordinated air strikes. German responses included renewed fighter activity over East Anglia.
Allied forces close in on the last Japanese holdout at Bairoko Harbor New Georgia Solomons tightening a circle by land and sea Marine and Army units reach the Bairoko river area forcing a possible night escape. A Marine correspondent reports Japanese supplies dwindling and a reverse Bataan scenario emerging as bombardment continues on nearby New Guinea air bases. Treasury data show August receipts and expenditures with total debt rising.
Aug 1 reports from Berlin Rome and Milan said Germany and Italy widened cooperation while Stalin’s absence shapes Roosevelt Churchill talks. Badoglio seeks time amid Allied air raids and a declared Russian objective, hinting at larger strategic possibilities for Italy.
Harrisburg August 11 Some 3400 postal card applications for ballots from armed forces members were forwarded to county officials with requests to accept them even if they do not conform to state absentee voting laws. Gene D. Smith deputy secretary and bureau director said federal law covers only certain elections, but none in this year’s state election. A letter urges boards to treat applications as valid without required certification from a military officer. The effort aims to mail federal ballots for the 1944 presidential election and keep servicemen on voting rolls while in service.
Allied reports describe heavy German reinforcements moving into northern Italy as British and American forces push along the Sicilian coast. British troops advance toward Guardia and Messina while U S Seventh Army and Allied units attack north and west of Bronte near Mount Etna. Soviet and Italian front actions are also noted with significant bombardments and advancing Red Army positions.
A local larceny case titled Alkens against Baward Toith Jr is nolle prossed after alleged theft of a $1 pill at the Boston Holly BAW weeks ago. The petitioner Allewns preferred a fine instead of a sentence, with costs assessed to the defendant.
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