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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
Dec 18, 1941
Page
1
Five Hundred Lost When Steamer Strikes Mine
Manila dispatch reports about 500 people aboard a passenger steamer that struck a mine and sank near Corregidor. About 400 are rescued and the fate of many others remains uncertain as recovery efforts continue. Names of noted Filipino figures connected to the incident are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
U. S
Russia
Libya
Prev
Manila
Judéd
Juan M. Reyes
Jose Reyes
Santo Tomas University
Gabriel Reyes
Cetu
Kiddies Welcome Santa Claus With Wild Greeting
About two thousand toys were distributed by the Golden Rule Cub as children mobbed Santa on Nash Center street. Balloons airplanes and other novelties delighted the youngsters who cheered the open evenings program. Stores stayed open late boosting Christmas shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corty
Santa Claus
Santa
Nash Cener Street
Seven Youths Die As NYA Bus Burns Near West Union
In Robinson Tennessee seven youths died when a National Youth Administration bus left Illinois highway 1 and overturned near West Union. Driver Perlis Williams 35 from Casey was hospitalized with critical burns. seven others had burns and two youths from Marshall were unaccounted for. The dead include Tom Ollinger 17 Henry Olinger 16 James Olbeck 18 Barney Shonk 15 Richard McGlure 20 Earl Melton and Vic Timer Turner from Casey and Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Associncy
Eres Robinson
National Youth Administration
Tllinoiis Highway 1
West Union
Henry Walters
Jolson
Marshall
Per Fis Williams
Casey
Tom Ollinger
Fienry Olinger
James Olbeck
Barney Shonk
Richard McGlure
Earl Melton
Vic Timer
Turner
Navy and Army Move as Inquiry Opens on Fatality
The United States shifts top Pacific command to Admiral Chester W. Nimitz as part of a broad inquiry into the Pearl Harbor fatality. Vice chiefs and generals are reassigned while the War and Navy Departments defer judgment on superseded officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
ARMY
Nimitz
Kimmel
Pacific Fleet
Hawaii
Ashoekaten Press
Washington
Dec
United States
Pacific
Chester W. Nimitz
Bureau of Navigation
Harold F. Stark
Naval Operations
Nimit
Hushand & Kimmel. Com
Ppcific
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Himmel
Waller C Short
Hewotunn Sntistacy Department
Predevicke L. Marlin
Commania
Delos C. Emmons
Air Combat Force
Honolulu
Short
L. Tinke
Air Corps
Air Command
War
Navy Department
Stimson
Hhe
Doctors Donate New Equipment to Corry Hospital
Formal announcement reports two new pieces of equipment donated by Drs G H Bennett N T Gillette and H A O’Hare and V W Ghiham. A Be vite surgical knife and a McWesson Rophing resuscitator, valued over 900 dollars, placed in use at the hospital. A campaign for hospital expansion funding was approved by the Federal Works Agency but faced delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital Association
G. H. Bennett
N. T. Gillette
H. A. O'Hare
V. W. Ghiham
Corry Hospital
Senate to Oust Langer After Ethics Review
Senate elections committee voted 13 to 8 to recommend denying Senator Langer of North Dakota a seat. The action follows a year of charges of moral turpitude tied to his career as attorney and former governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Langer
Asoiasudl
Washington
Mien Hatch
D-Nm
Tavar
Wrasol— Hum
Lange
Neston
North Dakots
Industry Labor Board Considers War Time Fan Strike Plan
Roosevelt era industry labor conference recessed after an hour to draft recommendations for a fan strike agreement for wartime. labor management and government groups will meet separately before a full 26 member board resumes talks under Chairman William H. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
William H. Davis
Gen Dargue and seven missing in army plane
The War Department reports Major General Herbert 4 Dargue commander of the First Air Portle is missing since December 12 after an transcontinental flight. Also aboard were five enlisted men and a list of officers including Col. Charles W Bundy and Lt. Col George W. Ricker. Near Palmdale California the craft was last sighted or believed to have gone down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Herbert 4
Dargue
Lyor
Palmdale
Calif
Hiatt
Charles W ‘Bundy
Walt Department
Salt
Home
George W. Ricker
War Department General Staff
Hugh B. McAffery
Mitchell Field
New York
Dg. Leavitt
Mareh Field
Gailx
Los Angeles
Liewtenan
Homer CG. Burns
March Pield
Cait
Kone
Spokane
Wash
Stephen Hofmuth
Mareh Pield
Caif
Sun
North Buella Street
Charteroi
Samuel J. van Hamm
March Piel
Fort Collins
Colo
Twin Falls
Tah
Pacific
Luzon Island
U 5
Tanin
Manila
Headayen
Douglas Mawarthy
Matila
Aid
Yemen
Tokyo
Aparil
Mamie
Britain
Seti
Kedah
Malayai Peninsula
Hirapanest
Penamz Ieliond
London
Hong Kong
Draft call information to be withheld amid censorship
The Journal notes new regulations banning release of draft call details including names and encroachment dates. Local boards nationwide will restrict publicity as part of wartime censorship and security tightening, with heightened scrutiny of alleged Axis sympathizers in Corre and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie
Tarsi Bouri No
Japan
Corre
Allies Land Force On Portuguese Isle
London dispatch reports that Allied troops occupy the Portuguese part of Timor, a strategic point on the Japanese air line between Java and Australia. Japanese forces had threatened occupation but offered no resistance as the Allied move proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
London
Nethousands
Allied
Tops
Timor
Javy
Australia
Diategic
State Defense Council Grows Into Key Commonwealth Unit
Harrisburg reports the state defense council, once a $25 000 appropriation with little fanfare, now tops Pennsylvania government functions. It runs 16 executives from the state capitol, with more funds and a high volunteer following. Director A C Marts, urged to head civilian defense in the Third Corps area, plans to stay coordinating Pennsylvania industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Stat
A. C. Marts
Bucknell University
Jamies
U.S
F. H. LaCiatdia
Third Corps
Baltimore
Marts
Industris
U S Gives Millions to the Philippines
Manila reports Lieutenant General MacArthur presented President Manuel Quezon with a ten million dollar relief check. The Roosevelt emergency fund reportedly provides the funds sent yesterday to aid civilians and public relief efforts across the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manila
MacArthur
Matinel Queen
Washington
Philippines
Roosevelt
Japan Admits Losing Five Special Submarines
Tokyo reports the navy admits five special type pocket submarines failed to return from the December attack on Pearl Harbor. One was captured, another destroyed. 29 planes lost. Japan claims submarines penetrated Pearl Harbor and sank a battleship, with heavy fleet damage. In Pacific actions, three enemy submarines sunk. one Japanese destroyer missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
United States
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Navy
Imperial Headquayers
Hawaii
U. S
California
Maryland
Arizona
Utah
No inquest for Sutton death in woods after tree strike
Deputy Lawrence Baibun reports no inquest will be held into the death of Mitton Sutton who was struck by a tree while in the woods north of Clymer. Sutton died early Wednesday after being treated at Corry Hospital. Funeral services are planned at the Davison Lineal home with burial in Ble Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitton Sutton
Obwene
Corry Thespite
Coydner
Lawrence Baiibun
Sutton
Leonard Bedkerink
Clymer
Davison Lineal
Burns
International War Dispatches and Crime Reports
Bulletins from London Chicago Chungking Batavia Philadelphia Cleveland Formosa Toll report war and crime updates. Americans in Norway ordered to report to police. FBI action in Chicago seizes Japanese official coast guard staff. Chinese countermeasures against Japan in Kwantung. Japanese air offensive planned for Dutch Ternate and New Guinea coast. Chinese dispatches note Shansi districts abandoned to bolster Pacific fronts. Bread price conspiracy sentences in Philadelphia total 85500 dollars. Hotel employee helps foil robberies in Cleveland with 140000 dollar haul. Formosa earthquake toll 19 dead 437 injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Java
N. B
Ternate
New Guinea
Chungking
China
Shansi
Pacific
Civilian Rationing Boards to Set Up in Corry and Nearby
Government moves to establish civilian rationing boards in Corry and surrounding communities as a step toward wartime rationing. Machinery prep and rules on automobile tires limit nonessential use, with bonds determining who receives rationed copra and broader implications for civilian goods distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Orit Wertime
Turning point of war report from wartime fronts
Allied reports speak of Axis defeats in North Africa and Russian successes on the Leningrad front. British and Soviet dispatches claim German and Romanian forces are under pressure as Yugoslav and Greek resistance bands unite against the Axis advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axis
North Africa
Europe
Britain
North
Africa
Farsii
Adolf Hiter
Sepa
Donets
Britaly
British Middle East
Civeiaiod
Attica
Assy
Londo
Yukoslav
Grek “Preedom
Art
Yugoslavia
Greece
German Defeat In Russia Marks Allies First Big Victory
Washington dispatch reports Allied observers deem the Red Army’s success in Russia a major blow to the Axis. The setback is viewed as undermining Tokyo’s timetable and complicating Japan’s efforts to seize Hong Kong and Singapore while Britain and Russia back the Allied cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Associated Press
Washington
Strick
Tokyo
Russians Mobilize Near Manchukuo
Russians mass near Manchukuo border amid Red Army maneuvers. Unclear purpose and distant observations suggest heightened tension with Japanese forces in Manchukuo and Liberite region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchukuo
Talenland
Imonetitay Oye Ie
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Sid
Seat
Woods
Agoncy
Vo Hay
Norway
Chicago
FBI 1
State Department
Ody
Kiaga
Ehiyo Ohmori
Chiega
Chungeing
Kwantung Province
South China Coast
Dental News Agency
Philadelphia
Der
Pines
Cleveland
Formosa
Ministry’ of Overseas
Wigan
FOE
Kelly
Rootwelt
West Poin
Colin P. Kelly
Snp
Haruna
Ilpines
Penang
Singapore
Savior
Hong Kang
Siberian
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