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30 Aug 1943
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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 30, 1943
Page
1
Incomplete OCR Item Sparks Local Committee Debate
Fragmentary text references a committee approval and funding figures, mentioning teachers, a year, and a collection. Names and precise details are unclear due to corrupted source text, but hints at an invasion, payments, and moderation appear amid garbled phrases.
Germans retreat as Taganrog falls in Donets drive
Nazi southern front appears crumbling as German forces retreat from Taganrog a key port after evacuation claims. Stalin hails capture while Donets basin offensive intensifies with up to 800000 troops in potential encirclement. Continued on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staline
Donets
Premmier
Joseph Stalin
Taganrog
Russa
Germany
Hanes
Stalin
Kharkov
London
Aganrog
Nasiaenti
Azov
Red Army
Stalino
Hitler
Lye
Comunique
Olai
Moscow
Berlin
Donetsko-Amvrosievia
Airine
Donetsko-Amvrosievyka
Tsysa- Foe
Stalingrad
Rostov
Berlin Population Planned Flight Banned by Goebbels
London dispatch reports Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels barred Berliners from leaving the city at night to move toward forests for future Allied air raids. The Madrid ABC correspondent notes the rule aims to force residents to aid cleanup after recent bombardments. The population is described as bitter and weary as the immunity is expected to fade.
Allied push and Japanese counterattacks at Salamaua Arundel
Allied troops near Salamaua face fierce Japanese counterattacks as MacArthur reports, while Allied forces land unopposed at Arundel. In New Guinea air raids pound targets near Lae and Hansa Bay. Burma RAF claims sinkings and rail damage. U S pilots suffer losses but several survive.
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Associated Press
Ijn
Kolombangara
Wood Point
Lae
Salamguy
Hansa Bay
Wewak
Madang
New Gulton
Burma
Trrawaddy
Hunters Bay
Vital Italian Rail Centers Blasted Again
Allied air forces continued a sweeping campaign over Italy and North Africa, hitting Orte 40 miles north of Rome and Torre Annunziata on the Bay of Naples. RAF and Canadian bombers joined American B-26 Marauders in pounding railway yards, gun positions, and road links with heavy aircraft losses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
North Africa
Orte
Rome
Torre
Torre Annunglats
Torre Annunziata
Fire destroys large Henry Moore barn near Pindrey Lake
Fire believed to be caused by spontaneous combustion razed a sizable barn and its contents on the Henry Moore farm along the Corry Pindrey Lake road, about two miles from Pindrey Lake. Mrs. Moore heard a crackling noise from the porch and found the barn ablaze as the Findley Lake fire department fought the fast spreading flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moore
Corry Pindrey Lake
Pindrey Lake
Moore
Findley Oke
Pinchey Lake
World War II Bulletins Run Across Global Fronts
A collection of dispatches reports from New York London and Washington noting German casualties claims Danish resistance and a Vatican broadcast Pope Pius XII to address the Vatican and Italian stations at 7 15 AM EST rail lines and Allied air offensives discussed as the push to defeat German defenses and atrocities against Poles are denounced by the United States and Britain with promised retribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rome
Pope Pius XII
Vatican
Washington
Ruth- Jess
Poland
United States
Great Britain
Possibility of Big Three Meet Gets New Boost
London reports a potential early Anglo Russian American conference with Foreign Secretary Eden meeting Tsarist envoy Maisky and U.S. Ambassador Winant. Observers expect talks on three power discussions amid Quebec conference fallout. Eden plans to brief the war cabinet as tentative plans circulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Mosvesacen Peete
London
Speculion
Anthony Eden
Tyan Maisky
Great Britain
U.S
John G. Winant
Eden
Quebec
Roosevelt
Churchill
Ken
Mulky
Winant
Tevel
Het Eden
England
Two Shifts Expected in Washington Resignation and Successor Hope
President faces two domestic problems as Welles resignation is anticipated and a New York Supreme Court judge may be named to an administrative post. The administration braces for changes in high offices and policy direction amid ongoing reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volman
Welles
New York Supreme Court
Allied Chiefs Hold Councils To Recheck Quebec Decisions
Roosevelt returns to Washington after the Quebec talks to recheck military and political agreements. Churchill plans a radio address as talks focus on loosening loose ends and possible tri‑partite meetings with Russia. officials anticipate personnel shifts, including a potential Welles replacement and other senior postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Washington
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Pearl Harbor
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Pal
Staif
Churchill
Canada
Newsweek
Stumfier Welles
Samuel
Rosenman
New ‘York Supreme Court
Norman Armour
Argentina
James O. Dunn
Hull
Breckinridge Long
Resist
Ant
Bute
Welles
U S Bombers Down 307 Planes Over Regensburg and Scheinfeld
London desk reports the Eighth Air Force shot down 307 enemy fighters in a two ply assault on Regensburg and Schweinfurt in Germany on August 1. Headquarters summaries note an overall heavy toll and losses on both sides during the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.s
Regensburg
Scheelnfurt
Germany
Corry men listed for September draft in Erie calls
Thirty Corry young men are among those called by Local Board No 4 at Union City for physical examination and induction into the armed forces on Wednesday September 8. The list includes Charles Brown Willett Anthony Slava Elvin George Kirch Moscow Arthur Beardsley Everett Ro Kennedy and many others from Corry and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Union City
Fink
Wnfens
Erie
Charles Brown
Willett
Anthony Slava
Elvin
George Kirch Moscow
Arthur Beardsley Everett Ro Kennedy Charies Benton Weston
Paul Blaha
Merritt Patterson Grant Hichard Measensterr
Aemmeth
Eugene Duaypiy
Charles Loren Armstrong Herne Howard Brighall
Roger Elbert Lilley
Weorte
Austin Shinford
Rake Ellefsen Grice
Carlton
George Woeskenor Our Joseph Nck Wilbur David Snery
Fetur
James Wilfled
Andrew Somaea
Marvin Beiettony
George Albert McQuisjan Harold Tichard McElroy
Clarence Edward Bear Howard Tee Pound
Edward Lea Becker Lawrence George Brown
Louis Enyned Paimare
John Carl Keizanik, Jr
Louis Donald "Taylor
Kenneth Robert Pribury
Loci
Frederic’ Ahir Lapeny
Howard E. Vantinos
Leon Anders
Leland LeRoy Margott
Union
Henry” Bisbee
Edwin Alexander Turner
James Elmer Porter
John Priest
Sliver Crook
N.Y
Saul Francis Behan
Roger Gerald Margin
Belo
James Stanley Bielawski
Detroit
Homer William Taylor
ENE Dowie
Paul Johnson
Alanety Tohn
Toseph Juntur
Cambridge
Joseph Burawa
Coatbridge
Bernard Aanulid Sebi
Ra Dy
Wateford
Tasenlt Honiton
Reed Brie Glaveney
Crayford Rolston
Meadviie
Willard Glan Worle
Uryon City
Wiibuue
Waterfoy
Frederick Wilson Thowpwn
Charles William Bury
Py Matin
Kenya Pang Ceetaler
Bemirs Point
Increased Gas Rations Dim Delayed To September First
Washington reports gasoline ration increases for motorists are weeks away with no improvement for B and C coupon holders on September 1. Chief Richard Harrison of the OPA says gas stocks in the East are low and cannot yet support a larger allotment. He notes a bigger ration may take weeks or months and hints pleasure driving bans may ease soon. In Lebanon Pennsylvania, a separate item notes the death of Daniel Kline Jr., 10, from Annville, increasing the count of fatally burned boys from a smoldering dump incident last weekend.
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Washington
Richard
Harrison
Office of Price Administration
Blue
Lebanon
Daniel Kline
Annville
Annn
Wile
New Hornet Is Launched After Delay
Newport News dispatch reports the aircraft carrier Hornet was launched amid cheers with Secretary Knox delivering a bold warning of future raids. The ceremony, briefly delayed by a faulty launch mechanism and hydraulic pressure, proceeded after officials reassured no accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Frogs
Newport News
United States Navy
Hornet
Knox
Toleyo
Fee
Santa Cruz
James River
J.B. Woodward
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Tokyo
America
Pearl Harbor
Auto crashes into side of par train at Blair Elgin
A car carrying nine people collided with a westbound freight train on the Pennsylvania Railroad near Blair Elgin at about 12:40 am Sunday. Three were injured, with Hamilton Parkin most seriously, hospitalized with broken ribs and face injuries. Others, including Mrs. Parker and Melvin Bod, received minor injuries. The driver Biggs faces charges for operating without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Blair
Hamilton Parkin
B.C
Union City
Corry
Charles Parker
Center Street
Melvn Bod
Boye
Lawrence D. Bluzs
Vhédar
Alma Boyt
Dso
Uniott City
Esther
Velma Stokes
Tennehine
Biggs
Reeder
State Police
Probe Slaying of Erie Officer and Airport Improvements Advance
A Sunday slaying probe is reported in Erie as airport upgrades move forward with a Tuesday start. A. Zalaiucle and Sons will relocate equipment to Spring Street field to clear the east runway, marking the first step in airport expansion. Civil Air Patrol volunteers will supply labor for the project. Most donors have pledged funds to the Municipal Airport Fund for runway work and drainage additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Anweence
A. Zalaiucle and Sons
Civil Airbatrol
dAdnoncement
Slaying of Patrolman Howell: Autopsy Ordered in Erie Case
Patrolman Paul W Howell 99 of Brie was shot while driving a social club waitress home early Sunday. District Attorney Lans ordered an autopsy. Sheriff acting coroner Lamberton says the bullet came from Howell's own 38 calibre service revolver. Detective Captain Mongaul says Howell left the club at 2 am with the married waitress who says he said he was too tired to live. The waitress and her husband were questioned and released. Howell was the father of three. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W Howell
Brie
Burton
Lans
Howell
Pennsylvania
Sherif Fred Lamberton
Roy B. Mongauld
Clube
Mong
Ally Oa
Wilcox Promoted To First Lieutenant In Army
A First Lieutenant rank ahead for John Wilcox after arrival at home on Fast street for a weekend visit. Wilcox is stationed at Camp Hood, Texas, and his promotion was learned upon his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
John Wilcox
Fast Street
Cemp Hood
Tox
Pleasure driving ban to be lifted in New York report
Local officials in New York announce that a pleasure driving restriction will be eased. The Bronx administrator says the measure is advised by SBA headquarters and affects 16 fellows and related recreational boating activities.
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New York
Ala
Wettoakes
Adalph d Chest
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Bronx
Jneen
Aes
SBA
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