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06 Dec 1943
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1943
Page
1
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Allied leaders Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin announce a three sided push to crush Germany as Australians tighten their operations against Japanese forces at Wareo New Guinea. Japanese counterattacks are repulsed as bombers pound Bougainville and New Britain Lisbons strike at mills in the Marshall group and Hare Island.
Allied troops with artillery and air cover advance toward Wareo on the Huon Peninsula while Japanese counter thrusts are repulsed near Auk. Australian forces also report progress at Bonga and bombardment continues across the Pacific from New Britain to Japanese outposts.
An 18 year old Corry youth, Clyde Whitmire, took a car without permission and without a license. He collided with an oncoming vehicle driven by Sheridan Wallace of Clymer on Findley Lake road, causing heavy damage and injuring Mrs Wallace with cracked ribs and arm injuries. State police planned to charge Whitmire with reckless driving and illegal operation.
The press ticker reports Churchill Roosevelt and Huslin discuss Germany, with propaganda claims undermined. Allied actions include Allied bombers targeting German positions in France and the Aegean while Australian PM curls warns of a 5,000,000 casualty attrition plan. U S Navy Secretary Knox forecasts heavy combat next year with Japanese forces yet to engage fully.
Both major parties consider a restrained 1944 campaign less about personal appearances and more via radio newsreels and newspapers. Republicans plan a limited public schedule from Chicago amid wartime transport strains, while Democrats may lean on Roosevelt era radio and statements.
Allied forces report captures on key heights west of Mignano and along the Mora river as British Eighth Army advances toward the Sangro. American and British units repelled counterattacks on rugged Mount Maggiore and Mount Carmine while British warships and air support aided Adriatic advances amid weather limits.
Erie officials plan action against venues frequented by minors after hours. Chief Panigsa and Judge Miles B. Klaus discuss a court order requiring youths to head home, with checks on pool rooms restaurants and bowling alleys. The curfew has begun to curb late activity and may expand countywide.
The Christmas Seals campaign shows a total of 3113785 this weekend, about half the city's quota. A local donor gave 100 dollars with anonymity requested, aiding early return of funds to ensure reaching the goal. Rice reports indicate results are running about the same as last year.
Gavel Burton Hugh Wilcox, 21, an aviation cadet and student pilot, died in an airplane crash at Garner Field in Uvalde Texas. He was married to Eleanor Me Lean and was training when the accident occurred. his wife was visiting him at the time.
Reports from Reuters and Swiss agency confirm the 40-year-old Count Galeazzo Ciano, Mussolini’s son in law, was executed this morning by a firing squad for treason. The former foreign minister had switched from Mussolini’s ally to foe as the regime faltered.
Corry hosts a two day blood drive with 225 donors expected each day. The Buf fal mobile unit operates from 11 to 2 and 4 to 5 led by Mr. Cherry. Volunteers from Raymond Mfg. Co. and Corry Hospital staff assist under Lisl Staubetz of the Navy Medical Corps.
Soviet communique reports Red Army pincers near Zhlobin Rogachev and Propoisk pressing toward Mogilev as German reserves thin. Soviet victories claim capture points from Vandel Buk and Zablus amid heavy fighting with large German losses.
London reports a continuous engagement against U boats from Air Force and Royal Navy units. Six German submarines were sunk while one Liberator bomber was lost. American air crews aided with fifteen attacks on sub packs trying to disrupt three convoys. The three convoys reached port despite intense aerial assaults that prevented torpedo firings by two subs.
The city council will ratify the 1944 budget and the board of education will reorganize. Clarence Wallace and Norman Edinger to be seated as new members with a permanent president and solicitor to be chosen. A special session may be held to complete the changes and appoint a new treasurer.
Wellington Kerr fourteen of Mill Village remained in critical condition after a shotgun discharge by Raymond Burger, also fourteen, near Union City. Kerr received multiple blood transfusions and faces possible further procedures as doctors decide whether to transfer him to Hamot Hospital for specialized care.
Allied leaders from the United States Britain and the Soviet Union declare unity on the scope and timing of operations at Tehran. Military staffs join the big three to finalize war plans not yet revealed with an attack expected from east west and south.
Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin announced a three sided agreement on operations against Germany and a future world family of democratic nations. The leaders pledged cooperation of all nations and outlined a path to peace based on the Atlantic Charter as talks extended from Teheran to allied conferences.
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