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13 Aug 1941
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1941
Page
1
Germans claim heavy losses as they press in Ukraine
Berlin reports German forces pursuing retreating Soviet troops toward the Black Sea have inflicted great losses on Red Army rearguards. Odessa remains under heavy pressure with predictions of a possible German-Romanian breakthrough along the Dnieper. Moscow later says the Red Army repelled a German division and shattered another, with 7,500 casualties, while front lines in some sectors receive little coverage in press bulletins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Black Sea
Ukraine
Soviet Russia
Odessa
E Pldes
Bevin
Marshal Berean
Budgeling
Dnieper
Garman An
War Front
DNB
East Front
Lenin Yad
DNS
Genitalphant
Dnieper River
DNE
Crimean Peninsula
Lake Imat
Leningrad
Moscow
Red Army
German SS
Elite Guards
Viking
Sie Soviel
Governor to appoint three member Civil Service Commission
Harrisburg August 13 governor James will appoint within a month a three man Civil Service Commission to manage hiring and firing of about 14 000 state workers. By September 5 a new law requires naming the commission for the Department of Public Assistance the Division of Unemployment Compensation and the Liquor Control Board Civil Service staffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasoeminas Xyes
Harrisburg
Gover
James
Special Civil Service Commission
Department of Public Assistance
Division of Unemployment Compensation
Liquor Control Board
DPA
Civil Service
Umemployment
Sevice Adjunttite Sao Oinisloyres
Child Drowns In Puddle Of Rain In Wattsburg
Infant daughter Life Genarne Lievan two years old of Mr and Mrs William Fiebou M D Wattsburg died in a distressing yard accident yesterday. She fell into a rain puddle and could not be revived after mother found her face down. A respirator arrived but she was beyond aid. The parents and one sister survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genarne Lievan
William Fiebou
Wattsburg
Eric
Eid
Airmail Pickup Boosts Volume at Corry Post Office
Airmail pickup routes raise Corry post office volume by ten percent since launch. Monthly mail totals rose from 1,408 to 1,390 though figures illustrate growth, while the system moved 22,000 bags and covered 093/727 miles last year. Congress heard Rep Randolph report pilots completed over 92 percent of daily schedules and emphasized large volume gains at pickup route communities across five states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Randolph
D-Wva
Congress
All-American Aviation, Tne
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Kentucky
Delaware
Flywheel bursts at Clairton works injure none
An overheated flywheel exploded at Carnegie-Illinois Steel Clairton works. Workers escaped injury as a four ton segment ripped through the engine room and locker area, punching a hole in a Tucker room and tearing railroad tracks 1,000 feet away. Northbound traffic on the Pennsylvania Railroad halted for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Carnegie- Mlinois Steel Corporation
Clairtor Works
Pennsylvania Railroad
Howard named chairman of Corry Regional Committee
Cutzon I Howard was named chairman of the Corry Regional Committee during a noon meeting at the Hotel Corry. He succeeds Johnny A. Blatt who led the committee last year. Officers named were W. F. Lombard as vice chairman and Walter F. Scott as secretary.
Senate Asked to Accept Minor House Changes
Washington aug 13 a razor thin house vote of 203 to 201 approved an 18 month extension of army service and training for national guardsmen and reserve components. the measure allows longer training and raises draftee limits while granting a 10 monthly bonus after first year. the senate and house must finalize a conference on the compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Rayburn
Ray~ Lun
Enigulis
House
Senate
War Department
Congress
Thes Chamber
Beling
Barkley
Kentucky
Eden
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Walking Blood Bank Set Up By Guardsmen
At Indiantown Gap Pa the 28th Division trains a walking blood bank with 9000 soldiers typed and tagged. Lt Archie White notes this system offers immediate blood in emergencies, avoiding delays from stored blood shipments during combat conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walking
Indiantown Gap
Associated Press
U. S. Army
Archie M. White
Hare Creek Road Resurfacing Project Awarded
Preliminary road work on the Hare Creek stretch toward the New York state line has begun. Allegheny Asphalt and Paying Co of Pittsburgh secured the $44,025 contract. crews are cleaning brush and preparing the surface ahead of construction. Delays in plans slowed progress but work aims to start soon, with hopes to finish before severe winter weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare Creek
Allegheny Asphalt and Paying Company
Pittsburgh
Maint
State Highway Departyseateh
Harrisburg Highway Department
qMidylsala
New York
Tindley Dake
Selota Road
Climax offices here closed by plant merger
The Climax Manufacturing Company consolidates with the Joseph P Held Gas Engine Corporation of Oil City. Detroit based Dillas B Winslow Corporation announces moving offices to Oil City immediately. G. H. Lippineau and John A Shields lead the transition with Shields staying in Corry. Plant closure ends local locomotive servicing and employment for hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Climax Munufacturing Company
Allen Street
West Main Street
Joseph P. Held
Shields
Climax
Corry
Hidden dynamite found near East Pittsburgh factory
Three maintenance employees at Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing in East Pittsburgh discovered explosive blocks hidden beneath a confectionery 30 yards from the plant. The dynamite was wrapped in a soiled Walter's apron with fuse and caps. County investigators seek the source of the hidden materials as defense plants operate nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreus Pittsburgh
County Relectives
Bi Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Pittsburgh
Berlin charges U S to take Martinique
A garbled report claims Germany urges the United States to seize Martinique as part of a broader invasion plan. The piece cites Paris and London sources noting high tensions over the French Caribbean island, with mentions of Petain and Hindenburg figures amid wartime power shifts.
United States seeks bases in Brazil to counter Nazi threat
Washington reports indicate the State Department is negotiating with Brazil to resume an Italian‑operated airport near Natal on the South American coast. From Natal, 1629 miles northeast to Dakar, the potential jump‑off for operations against the western hemisphere, officials said. Congress members warned of rapid Western Hemisphere moves to offset a possible Nazi occupation with American access to preplanned bases, while Gen. George C. Marshall testified Germany may push into North Africa via Spain and Portugal if Russia is diverted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Airluse
Dakar
Atlanta
Congress
Western Hemisphere
Ncces
Brad
Hitler
North Attica
George C. Marshall
House Military Committee
Army Service Extension
Marshall
Russia
England
Oli
Isier
Germman
Volga
Spain
Portugal
Afrca
Near East
Edison Opposes Naval Operation of Lipyard Plant
The Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock offer to turn its strike-bound Kearny New Jersey plant over to Navy drew discussion. Governor Edison urged the government refrain from such a step. He telegraphed Knox and the shipbuilder that government control would invite revolt and threaten the freedom the nation arms to preserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcedom
Proserve
Nazis To Pay Cost In Blood
London reports warn that if German forces reach the Black Sea ports of Odesa and Nikolaev they face a strong Soviet response. Soviet airstrikes in London are cited as a sign of mounting pressure as Budyenny’s troops are said to threaten a mobile, aggressive counteroffensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyssaclaenress
London
Black Sea
Odes
Nikolaev
Aitirs
Muistul Semeon Budyenny
Fim Und von Bundsted
LIQUOR STORE CLERKS VOTE 10 JOIN WALKOUT
State liquor store workers in Gerry may join a statewide strike after a meeting in Pirwarel Erie county. Clerks scribe clerks and managers reported ready to walk out if the central board decides next Monday. Lawrence Pretd said seventeen stores in the county voted unanimously to strike. others would be contacted. They oppose the governor's vetoed measure that would have given them wage relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Siquor Store
Two Boys Feared Drowned in Ohio River Collision
Police fear two youths, William Martin aged 18 and Raymond Gassidy aged 12, drowned after their fishing skiff collided with the river steamer Iron City near Neville Island. They were reported missing after being seen earlier in the small boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firls
Pittsburgh
Ohio River
Iron City
Neville Island
William Martin
Raymond Gassidy
Nahine
Federal funds sought for hospital bed expansion project
At a Cory Hospital Association meeting held in the Library building this afternoon the group planned to push a grant application under Federal Emergency Act programs to increase bed capacity. President M. Howard said federal officers have been contacted and preliminary plans prepared by Architect Hendry for North Center Street remodeling, with the board aiming to expedite the project amid expected population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Howard
Thie Award
Yoca
Gotton
Sion
Hendry
Bradford
Eversary
Mieetitg
HellLoe
York imposes youth ban to curb polio outbreak
York Pa August 13 sitting as a board of health Gay Cowmel barred all persons under 21 from public gathering places and transit until September 15 to combat a wave of infantile paralysis in York County. County medical officer Dwight Ensign recommended the action after several cases and three deaths. Quarantine signs were ordered on 63 city homes of Boy Scouts from Camp Gahoga. Nevin Puhs county sanitarian began placing signs as health officials inspect youths at the National Youth Administration building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
York
Ensiinger
J. Moore Campbell
J. Moore Campbell, At One Vstate Department of ‘Healthy
Camp Gahoga
Emil Rottler
Nevin D. Puhs
National Youth Administration
Petain Declares Surrender to Axis Policy in Broadcast
The Vichy regime under Marshal Petain announced commitment to participating in Europe’s reconstruction under Axis influence. He said France must overcome opponents of the new order by defeating their leaders, while pursuing a broad approach to democratic “parliamentary” reform. Continued on Page xy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petain
Amnomien
Vichy
France
Europe
Germany
Philippe Petain
Nerse UN
Maarshall
France and Weygand in Franco German collaboration debate
Officials weighed a closer Franco German working arrangement as Weygand and Darlin faced questions. State Department caution clashed with calls to defend French colonies and sever relations with Vichy while seeking aid against Britain and thwarting Nazi influence in the Caribbean and North Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Vichy
Germany
Terrilorien
Marshal Petain
Trench Store
Cullen
Baciun
Moyer
Cllommiealy
Hicley
le Mga Seas
State Department
Kelty
Britain
Attica
Western
Stemispher
Maxime Wey- ME
North Africa
United States
Weygand
Weygard
Darlin
France
Charles de Gaile
Frost Reported This Morning At Kane
Frost was reported this morning at Kane by Amootared, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. A mild spring-like day followed yesterday’s rain, with cool temperatures and light frost expected in nearby communities. The forecast calls for continued chilly conditions into the afternoon hours.
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Frost
Kane
Amootared
Pittsburgh
Alig
Pennaylvania
Sun
Wileims
Bom
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Civil Service Board
Asancia
New York Line
Climax Manufacturing Company
Joseph P. Read Engine Corp
U. S
Martinique
Waite
Svtarviaigus
Thies
Pvwaliy
Wiley
Geranger
Anhorimage
Petada
Pail von Hindenbese
Ring
Adatt Fitter
Brazil
Atlantic
Edison
Erie
Darlan
State Dept
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