Postwar Industrial Survey and Kinney Missing After Bremen Raid
A local county committee of economic development reports completion of a postwar industrial survey by 38 Elin county plants to map employment and machinery conversion. Sergeant Rolland J. Kinney of Corry is listed as missing after the Bremen air attack, with background on his service and earlier Norway raid experience.
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Kinney
Bremen
Govey
Cloves
Manufacturas
Gorey
Gelirming
Jilimis
B.W. Feld
Ie Farman
Muntitschlis Iane
County Committee For Economic Develop
Elin County
Bagh Frm
Ford
Fech
Rolland J. Linney
Orrin A. Kinney
West Wayne Street
Ber- UN
Corry
Jas
Royal Unis
Associated Press
Corry Boy
Norway
U.S
England
Roland J. Kinney
Corry Pu
William Francis Albright
Lancaster
Flying Fortress
Noy- Wy
Sergi. Kinney
Bud
Corry High School
Western Auto Store
Ajax Tran Works
Army Air Force
Air Force Radio School
Sioux City
Inter
Calhart Field
Texas
Haberstadt Proving ,Grovinds
Scott Field
Tm Inte
Senator Smith urges revolt by Southern group.
In Washington Senator Ellison Cotton Ed Smith pushes for an independent Southern Democratic party claiming the South is ripe for a new political force. He signals purging moves amid debates over the 1844 election and party leadership changes as Guffey offers resignation from the campaign committee. Treasury figures are reported in a separate item.
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Cotton Ed Smith
New
Independent Southern
Democratic Party
Guffey
Associated Press
Washington
Ellison D.cotton
Smith
Senate
South Carolia Democrat
Iis
Bailey
Garollitisn
Senstor Byrd
D-Va
D-Pa
Gusfey
Berd
U S Carrier Task Forces Sunk Six Japanese Ships
U S carrier task forces sank six Japanese ships and downed 72 enemy planes in a moonlight attack on the Marshall Islands. A troop transport and two cargo ships were damaged, and one American ship suffered light damage with modest aircraft losses. The raid targeted Kwajalein and other Marshalls bases, with 64 of the 72 planes destroyed in combat.
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U.S
Associated Press
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Haved Il Ny
Air Force
Marshall Tstanda
Gilbert Island
Chester W. Nimitz
U. S
Sui
Aetna
Wehe
Een
Nimitz
Marshalls
Kwajalein Atoll
Senate bankers push pay hike for 1 190 000 railroad workers
In Washington a bluntly opposed administration faces a likely Senate vote approving a raise for 1 190 000 nonoperating railroad workers. A 60 day delay on the food subsidy was discussed after Christmas. Turkish border tensions and a state of emergency affect Bulgaria Greece traffic. Southwest Pacific air bombardments target Japanese shore defenses on New Britain near planned MacArthur invasion corridors.
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Associated Press
Washington
Des
Senate
Southwest Pacific
New Britain Island
Douglas MacArthur
New Guinwi
House Group Speeds Muster Out Measure
Washington December 9 a sudden burst of speed in the House military committee pushes hearings on mustering out pay for service men and women. Chairman May aims for House passage by tomorrow with Navy Army and American Legion backing. The measure proposes a top of 900 dollars in mustering out pay for qualified personnel.
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Gosmomie x
Washington
House Military Committee
House
May
D-Ky
Navy
American Legion
Defense Council Urges War Activities Continue
Harrisburg report states the Defense Council agrees to keep all protective and civilian defense duties active through winter to bolster public morale, as William B. Livengood Jr notes the move aims to sustain defense services and morale.
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Defense Council
Harrisburg
Dec
Dewil
William 8. Livengood, Jr
Senate Cuts Big Hole In House Tax Bill Amid Renegotiation Fight
The Senate finance committee reduced the House tax bill by 190 million dollars. It proposed amendments to ease war contract renegotiations, creating a central board and allowing court appeals. The panel also trimmed excise boosts and postal rate changes while approving higher air mail and local delivery charges.
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Associated Frese
Washington
Senate
House
George
D-Ga
Joint Committee On Taxpion
Winged Victory chorus member Sgt Brynolfson in Army show
Sgt Horace Brynolfson of 413 Host South street is among 300 selected from army camps nationwide to join the Moss Hart musical Winged Victory in New York after training camps. Proceeds from the production support the Army Emergency Relief Fund. Also noted an army air force study by Hart featured in Life.
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Horace Brynolfson
P. A. Brynolfson
South Street
Brynolfson
Tyouts
Boston
New York
Life Magazine
Hart
Army Air Force
Ai Force
Army Emergency Relief Fund
Tubercular Test Report From City Clinic
J Kenneth Winter notes 1600 people x rayed in Gerry by Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association. Of 875 Corry Jamestown Manufacturing and Raymond Manufacturing workers, 672 students and 53 others tested. Twenty three probable cases of tuberculosis found. 22 adults and 1 child. Sixteen minimal, five moderately advanced, two far advanced. Also 68 with childhood type. 19 children and 49 adults. Reports mailed. follow up by Corry school nurse. One dollar adult and fifty cents child fee. rest covered by funds.
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Gerry
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
J. Kenneth Winter
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Elvet
Tuberculosis Association
Corry
Winter
Gas shutoff in Painesville prompts Ohio Guard action
The Ohio Guard was ordered to Painesville to restore gas service after a strike at Diamond Alkali and Standard Chromate halted supplies affecting about 60 000 people for heating and cooking. City officials asked air raid wardens to warn residents to switch off pilot lights and automatic gas appliances. In a separate note, Mendenhall Hospital in Johnstown Pa closed its doors citing nurse strike impact, but will keep weekly baby clinic.
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Associated Pr
Columbus
Herbert
Oslo
Painesville
John W. Bricker
Ashtabula
Lake Counties
Diamond Alkali Co
Standard Chromate Co
Fairport
Harbor
Cligard S. Fullerton
Flu and Cold Outbreak Strikes Senior High Schools
Absentee rates surged at Senior High as flu and colds spread, with Principal Howard Sheen reporting more than seventy students missing earlier in the week and about fifty out today. Office reports indicate other schools were less affected, with overall attendance falling to around ten percent below normal earlier in the week.
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Lloward Sheen
Wigelty
Missing Marine Sergt Swan in Pacific Area
Sergt Robert Swan, a young Marine from California, is reported missing in the Pacific theater as heavy fighting continues near enemy positions. General Hochmuth urged silence on exact location while confirming Swan’s absence and noted he enlisted months before the Pearl Harbor attack.
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Sergt
Robert Swan
Pacific
Beret
Robert M
Aeeylee
Salig
Willian G. Swan
West Wine
Qelock
Pyenie Trom
Hoteouib
Marie Corps
Markie
Corry
Eight Die In Naval Stores Mill Blast in Gulfport
An explosion at the Phoenix Naval Stores mill in Gulfport Mississippi killed eight people and injured several others. Firemen removed charred bodies as property damage was estimated at about 250000. The blast destroyed the extracting unit and ruptured two large tanks, sending debris across the building.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Tne
Campany Olelyth
Hopayeptha Hurst
Yemov
Gulfport Hospital
Suspect Sought in Fifth Street Break In Arrest Probe
A youth suspected in a Fifth Street break in near the Sturdevant home may be taken into custody today. Police report a prior cash robbery and that he has conducted meetings to arouse more complaints. A direct complaint accuses him of following a neighbor woman and attempting to force entry. Two articles were found near the Sturdevant residence. the suspect knew the neighborhood well.
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Sturdevant
Fifth Street
Chinese Regain City of Changteh
Chinese forces regained control of Changteh in Hunan after days of fighting. Japanese advances around Changsha threaten the provincial capital as Allied reports confirm renewed battles and strategic shifts.
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Changteh
Chungking
Tie Chi- 168
Chisiée Torche
ALY
Chuneten
Hunan
China
Changsha
Heavy Bomber Upgrades Reported for U S Fortresses
The article notes improved speed and defensive armament on B 17 Fortresses and B 24 Liberators with external bomb racks increasing payloads. It mentions two attack concepts long range night raids and mass saturation raids with RAF support, plus dive bombing by B 31 Thunders as a new tactic.
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London
Dewilly
Apmeryon
U. S
RAF
Bech
Leipzig
Lad's Hand Mangled by Farm Corn Cutter
A 14 year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bish of RD 2 Wottensburg, suffered severe injuries when his hand was mangled by a corn cutting machine at his farm home. He was rushed to Cory Hospital where doctors amputated part of the finger and burned areas were treated. The boy is recovering and expected to remain in hospital several days.
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Atdwuld
Charles H. Bish
Wotteburg
Cory Hospital
Jane
G. B. Zenhift
Ube
Rumors of Bulgaria Revolt and Secret Parliament Session
Disjointed World War II dispatch reports Bulgaria’s parliament meeting in secret as rumors of revolt swirl. Allied and Axis troop movements clash across Greece, Albania, and the Balkan front with bombardments near Athens and Italian advances reported.
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Bulgaria
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Malcol L. Raymond
Fraternity Hospital
T. E. Mendenhall
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Richard K. Law
Yugoslavia
Itty Peter
Brod
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