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Uoense
Corre
Thad
Ain Street
Sincha
Ward Metz
Fon
Rth
West Ag
John Street
Wasi
Gordon
East Main
Auing
Monelieve Mezry
Dt Liar
Anita Ere
Victory May Be Within Sight In Another Year
Asterbod Press reports that Axis forces are on the defensive in multiple fronts as United Nations forces grow stronger. Experts say final victory remains months or years away with may still see brutal campaigns in Europe and the Pacific. Key lines foresee intensified Allied focus on Germany, Japan, and strategic supply needs, while cautioning that setbacks are possible before the next Pearl Harbor anniversary.
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Asterbod
Washington
Boel
United Nations
Europe
Japan
Shuiglion i
Almerina
Pearl Harbor
Germany
Teely
North Africa
America
Malaya
Atlantic
United Nations High Command
Adolf Hiller
Tokyo
Spain
Gibraltar
Contagion spread in city as measles and mumps rise
Measles and mumps cases rise with quarantines in Corry. Health Officer Mlanigan lists seventy-two measles under quarantine, ten mumps, and a dozen chicken pox cases. Week-end measles victims include numerous local youths. additional cases of measles and mumps reported across several streets. Congressional reports also note Japan's naval strength shrinking as U S and Allied forces gain in Pacific battles.
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Cy al
John D. Mlanigan
Corry
Health Department
William Shallop
East Wayne Street
Shirley Unterelner
Concord Street
Roy Pudder
Liberty Street
Margaret
John
Joseph
Malek
Lynn Austin
Worth Street
Robert Maedle
West Pleasant Street
Loretta Nichols
Snyder
Paul Wolcott
East Main Street
C. Conklin
First Avenue
Gilbert Brewer
Easle Church Street
Ernest Guignon
East Church Street
Robert Jean Shields
Joan ‘Timmis
Gould Street
Harol’ FL Powell
North Center Street
Deanna Hoylen
West Park Place
Norma Kniseley
Mast Frederick Street
Glens Alexander
Pennsylvania Avenues
Erma Colburn
Robert Colburn
Grand Street
Former Corry Girl joins WAVES in wartime service
In Corry the announcement notes Miss Don McKay has been accepted for service with the WAVES after months with the Nickel Plate Railroad in Cleveland. The word comes as friends learn of her wartime orders and entry into armed forces.
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Moss sKzel Oeueoy
Willehlel
Don McKay
Miss McKay
Nickle Plate
Cleveland
World War II Bulletins Roundup Across The Globe
AP report from Bern, New York, Tokyo, Moscow and London details wartime propaganda, submarine and air actions, and shifts in North African and Sicilian plans. It notes German evacuation hints from Sicily, Soviet counterattacks near Rzhev, Tunisia battles, and a draft halt for 38-year-old men across Pennsylvania boards.
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GALL
Pennsylvania
Schroeder Forces Split as GOP Fights in St Louis Convention
In St Louis on December 7, Werner W. Schroeder declares he will win a battle for control of the Republican National Committee. Willkie forces oppose. aim to prevent a party split amid postwar direction debates. Balloting for four new chairs to start mid afternoon after failed late night compromise.
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Schroeder
GOP
St. Louis
Associated Press
Werner W. Schroeder
Chicago
Jaiyuer
Wendell L. Willlete
Republican National
Tlinois National
Cmitteeman
Willkie
Joseph W. Martin
Manzanar Riot Kills One and Injures Nine
At Manzanar California a Japanese person was killed and nine wounded when rioters attacked the camp. Military police used tear gas and firearms to disperse the mob as state guardsmen assisted. Project Director Ralph Merritt cited celebrations of Pearl Harbor by pro Axis Japanese as the cause and martial law was imposed to restore order.
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Associated Press
Manzanar
Calif
Manzayjar Relocation Center
Ralph P. Merritt
Merritt United Military Police
Merritt
Pearl Harbor
Merrith
Wil Anotier
Wwe
Yeshonse
Cartier
Independence
Bear Harbor
Inyo
FBI
Shift in War Food Drive Seizes Wickard Mantle of Supply
President Roosevelt assigned Claude R. Wickard full responsibility for the nation’s food program as the administration seeks unprecedented grain seed distribution to feed troops and allies. The President also centralized control of civilian and military manpower under War Manpower Commissioner Paul V. McNutt.
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Tess Washington
Claude R. Wickard
Roosevelt
Wickard
Nen- Sratize Wektime
Obsirman
Paul V. Mennutt
War Manpower Commission
Disposition of 15000 balance will be factored
Property owners of Cherry with four residents face how much city funds will pay in dividends. The council discusses dispositions of a balance between 15000 and 20000 as part of the budget. Cornell sets a 96600 city budget this year, with revenue gains expected to cover added costs. Officials consider using the fund to reduce municipal debt and finance a wage increase for police, street, and other workers.
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Chrry
Cornell
New Street
J. Fred Kinley
Allies Drive New Wedge in Beach Area
Allied troops widened their wedge through Japanese positions to the sea between Bona village and Buna mission in New Guinea. They repelled a Japanese patrol that broke American lines at Cape Budmandere, as Australians hammered Buna mission area under heavy fire.
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Associated Press
Aubstralia
Nyali
Bona Village
Buna Mission
Cape Budiiadere
New Guinea
Buna Village
Mision
Cape Eddaindere
Bons
Leonard
Melbourne Heald
Continue Search For Feter Montgomery Als Des
Flyers and civilians pressed a ground and air search today for Lt. Cal Boye Wagner 26 missing since a November flight from Belin Field Florida to Maxwell Field. The one man serial blitz tied to the case kept authorities hopeful as efforts persisted.
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Feter
Montgomery
Als. Des
Amy
Cal. Boye
Wagner
Biltz
Belin Field
Fla
Maxwell Pielet
Held in Jap Prison Camp Names to Be Announced
A World War II era item reports prisoners held by Japan in the Philippines and in other camps. It notes the War Department’s plan to announce names of Allied prisoners through respective countries, with an emphasis on forthcoming lists from Geneva.
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Hyliy
Akio
Geneva
Bwitnerland
Jays
Philipp Tiey
Stoves New Problem In Air Raid Test Here
Civilian defense officials report a snag in blackout enforcement during winter from light bleed through stoves and theater lighting. Prosecutions were debated after a November drill. twelve cases recommended, with ongoing store-retention and further inquiries. Erie jail case involves Margaret Taclesoy, 22, accused writer of letters threatening City Hall. Captain Richard Dundon named in related matters.
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Ceat
Erie
Margaret Taclesoy
Fourth Street
Lodwett
Erie County
Richard Dundon
New Jersey Battleship Launches as Heaviest Warship Yet
The U S S New Jersey, the heaviest battleship yet built, slid into the Delaware River today alongside the aircraft carrier Belleau Wood. Hundreds worked at Philadelphia Navy Yard celebrating a design refined from Pearl Harbor lessons and noting the ship carries far greater antiaircraft capacity. (Continued on Page Eight)
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U. S. Launches
U.S.S. New Jersey
New Jersey
Se Uso
Smmcnim
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy
Pear Harbor
Lane
Final Tunisian campaign plan outlined by Allied leaders
Allied commanders at a candlelight conference outlined final phase aims for the Tunisian campaign with a North Africa cleanup in view. British and American troops hold key positions near Jeltchen and Battan lash sight, while heavy fighting continues west of Tunis toward Mateur and surrounding fronts.
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London
Tebourba
Moteur
Tunisia
Morncco Radio
Bewlers
Nesuutated
Dyess
North Africa
Wie
al Mateur
War Dept Reports Heavy Fighting in North Africa Front
War Department communique reports heavy fighting near Tunis and Bizerte with Allied troops pressing defenses, claims three enemy aircraft shot down and air strikes on supply lines. They note continued Axis resistance, air bombardment from Allied forces, and strategic pauses as operations unfold across the Tunisian theater.
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Moscow
Rzhev
Vyazma
Washington
Tebourba
Agatoal
Wir
Atri
Alli
Sulup
Tehuuria
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Italy
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Knox
U.S
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Pacific
Army Sid Navy Journal
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Weil Yains
Western Pacific
Igapan
United States
Bctly
Know
New York
Aleutians
Solomons
U. S
Coral Sea
Midway
WAVES
Babe
Robert Palazzo, Jr
Robert
Bern
Switzerland
Berlin
Basler Nachrichten
Stalingrad
Alr
New. York
Paort Harbor
Great Britain
Washigton
Hallan High Command
Sicily
Mediterranean
Morocco
Buenos Aires
Feeral
Dietrich Niebuhr
No U
California
Allies
Beach
New
Helen Langeley
War Department
Husband
War Dept
Bizerte
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Sterly
Ttalal
Red Army
Talstuher
Dows
Stalinerad
RAF
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Prursheln
Malta
Cairoque
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