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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 29, 1943
Page
1
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misch
Siind— Cord
Dodd
Dec draft call lists Corry men for induction
Corry draft board released the December call listing thirty one Corry men among the 79 percent who are fathers and active family men. Notices directing reporting for induction on January 6 were mailed and received, with the group to report to board headquarters in Corry for physicals and possible classification. The list includes numerous Union City Erie Waterford and Corr y residents, with addresses in McKean and Warren counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Tirty
Hibye
Yeport
Avitt Board
Wallace Kerr
Mill Village
Pury
Californis
Kevin Bawird
Murdocktreet
Union City
Buffalo
N.ai
John Roberts
Wfeean
Daniel Mechahen
City
Ralph Tussell Layie
Union
James Joseph Carson
Amonaver
Y Onioucis
Ahies
Nant Wilcos
Creek
Gierild Carlyle Linwain
Waskerington Street
Gorry
Bowvard Marija Turden
Waterford
Tne
Deibert Chilvord Hues
Elmer Leo Aufbyan
King
Street Corry
Charles Louis Pizza
Clinton Greet
Northy
Baste
Gerald James Sherlock
Feneburg
Chester Brozell
A. Woturinac
Harold Allen Hovey
Miles Street
Yama Gil
William Albert Wostee
Paul Wilbur Donnelly
Tuiard Walnstaireelsy
Neil Seely
Planndosenh Uritlk
Bow
Brodenille
Witter Matton
Baroniel
Stenford
Wood
Stranalan Street
William George ‘Randall
Wayne Street
Corrs
Pay
Wiltin McDonald
Frankie
Wireet
Cory
Priuiph
Jacon Booth
Walnut Give
Axbbibals
Ofin
Benrge Wallin Wilco
Hughes Williams
Chestnut Uhnet
Erle
Charles’ Alfred “Rauscher
Fucul
Andrew George Hanlin
Northy Center Street
Jokenh
Leland Hasbrouck
Owaesta Drive
Rochester
N.Y
Farahal
William Platt
Putnam Street
Union By
Jim George Filson
P.O. Box
James
Spas Spies
Miles Stree
Town
Antoning Catattams
Spring Street
Fay Lloyd Francis Hallet
Smetalrville
Merle Lindsey Akam
Ei Street
Walter Vincent Bumingham
Easy Avenue
S. Bush
Conrad Hand
Ri D. Pleasants
More Rail Unions Call Off Strike
The heads of three remaining railroad unions announced they will call off a strike that would have begun tomorrow. The joint statement, issued with Lt. Gen. Breighton Somervell, came after a conference in his office. Unions involved include the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, the Order of Railway Conductors, and the Switchmen's Union of North America, representing about 230000 workers. The decision allows rail operations to continue with government oversight and avoids a national crippling strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Stimson
Yeomorroy
Bing
Brehon Somervell
Davin
B. Robertson
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
If. W. Prases
Hailway
TC. Cashen
Switchmen’s Union
North Americcn
Lree
Whowe
Liv Strite
Roosevelt
Steel output climbs after nine state walkouts end
Production in the steel industry begins to rebound as a wave of work stoppages by more than 170000 workers eases. Negotiations continue between CIO United Steel Workers and major producers for new contracts. A master plan for about 500 steel companies could shape future agreements. Retroactive pay boosts depend on national stabilization approval, with industry opinion expecting higher worker pay when final terms are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associateg
Pittsburgh
Mormat
CIO
United Steel Workers’ Union
Sheth
Negulad
Averyeaiden
Unlor
U.S. Steel
Sucna
Wit Tabor Board
Erie train collision kills five auto passengers
Mr and Mrs H J Davis were aboard the Erie train No 18 returning from Chicago to New York with their son Jenny when the Erie crossing collision occurred near Erin delaying the Evie train. The accident happened at about 2 15 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Davis
Erie
Acar
Erin
Corryites
Chicago
Jenny
New York
Aussie Forces Advance on Huon Peninsula
Washington reports U.S. submarines and Navy planes have sunk or damaged 1538 Japanese ships, including 12 vessels recently sent to the bottom. Submarine actions in the Southwest Pacific have reduced Japanese supplies, forcing use of small craft battered by torpedo boats. destroys a destroyer and several large tankers and freighters are among those sunk or damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Sowisi Pacific
Tur
Knay
Allied Planes Down 37 Jap Planes in Strikes on Marshalls
Allied air forces blasted Japanese targets across the Marshalls and New Britain as American Marines pushed toward the Gane Gloucester area on New Britain. Liberators delivered heavy raids on Wotje and Jaloir, while Japanese defenses stiffened on New Britain and in New Guinea amid reports of food issues in China and Tokyo broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalls
New Britain
Associated Press
New Guinea
Bismarck Archipelago
Huon Peninsula
Ram Valley
Madang
Marshall Islands
Wotje Islet
Jaloir Atoll
Chait
Tokyo Radio
China
Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Chungking Radio
New Be
United States Marinea
Cape Gloucester
Aero Supply Gives 2000 To Hospital
Aero Supply Manufacturing Company has forwarded a check for 2000 dollars to the hospital directors. Mr. Elston says the gift is greatly appreciated and aimed at improving facilities at Corry Hospital. The hospital has benefited from local industry gifts and expects funds to support expansion and a general program of improved mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesanessene
Carry Hospital
Aero Supply Manufacturing Company, Inc
Elston
Corry Hospital
Gpmew
First P U C Hearing On Local Helicopter Lines
City officials were notified of a January 20 Public Utility Commission hearing in Erie on the Bowman interests plan to operate extensive helicopter passenger routes. The proposal would link Erie Union City Corry Warren and Pittsburgh with possible Ohio connections, signaling a future local air transport development after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Erst Actus
Uils
Cornell
Public Utility Commission
Erie
PUC
Fxx
Bowman
Girard
West Ridge
Tagigvng
Union City
Corry
Warren
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Berg
Probe charges powers violated in murder trial
Mercer Pa December 29 Former congressman Harry A Estep says the commonwealth overstepped constitutional powers by trying William Morell 22 for three murders in one jury trial He asserts the probe will involve questioning many persons with knowledge of events among principals who have not been questioned previously Helen Wilson 48 and Everett Wilson 70 were among the victims Robert McKay DA Edwin G Moon counters the claim noting dual murders have been tried together in Mercer County and in the state Supreme Court Meanwhile Helen Wilson was moved to Philadelphia after release from Kerrville Texas custody to be brought to Mercer County for the inquiry Estep continues the investigation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Mercer
Harry A. Estep
Commonwealth
William Morell
Pittsvwzh
Here
Estep
Mercer County
Supreme Court
Wilson
Kerrville
Teves
Fas
Unconfirmed Madrid Report Claims Mussolini Dead Amid World War II Actions
AP dispatch notes British warships and planes sinking three German destroyers and a blockade runner in the Bay of Biscay, with Allied forces tallying more damage as the war rages. The report mentions attacks near France, Italy, and the Mediterranean, including bombers targeting western Germany and advancing Soviet troops near Kiev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Gloucester
Bay of Biscay
London
Duke of York
Sejm Norsh
Arctic
Atlanblic
Prance
Spal
Pescara
Miles
Gerri
Dulles
Rome
Chiloma
Haide
Atialo
Notun
Ienjsital
Renvy
Amilya
Vontes
Atinum
Dustroyer
Mediterranean
Villa Grafice Crea
Germany
Paylin
Noche
France
Russia
Kiev
HIMES
Zhitomi
Iovasten
Berdicher Vafotin
Hitomiy
City to raise funds for sewage plant survey
State Health Department urges Corry to fund initial survey for a proposed sewage disposal plant. Mayor Hepler cites a six year policy of debt reduction while council approves a half mill tax increase to cover about 3,000 for the engineer’s survey with final costs estimated at 11,600 as groundwork for federal or state funds in a postwar construction program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Vuling
Uaultaais Aelion Poved
Hepler
State Department
Jenefieer
State Health Department
Utly Oilyatt
Corry
Lie-nort
Meadville
Pramklin
Warren
Union City
Youngsville
Lewars
Suigceering
Jess
Temand Sf Vis Lin
Wild Start 1
Health Department
Young
Uni
Hae
Sche
Allies May Plan to Declare Peace
Washington dispatch reports a plan to scrap the idea of signing a peace with Germany in favor of a simple declaration of peace. A proposed UN court to try Hitler Mussolini and other Axis leaders is included. General Margel de Baer, Belgian, advocates declaring peace and outlines the proposal to the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
United Nations
Hitler
Mussolini
Margel de Baer
London Allied Commission
War Criminal Commission
London International Assembly
de Baér
State Department
Fire at Haines House Ends With Minor Damage
Fire alarm from Box 114 reported a basement blaze at the Haines residence on King Street near Fifth. A stick used to thaw frozen pipes ignited a smoldering end, causing a small flare but no damage. Families remain safe as units extinguished the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines House
Box 114
Kingeng
Fifth Street
Don Lundy Dies of Injuries After North African War Service
Mr and Mrs Lotis Lundy of 14 East Frederick street learn their son Don Lundy has died from injuries, dated November 1 1926. Born Brockport, Pa on January 26 1994, he moved to the city young and served in the Air Force with a death in the North African theater. The Lundy family recalls a Christmas card from him before his injury. He leaves parents, a brother Ame, and a sister Betty. He had been discharged from the Army and worked at the Raymond plant in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe
Danald Dunely
Carty
Lotis Lundy
The
Raimond Manufacturing Co
Que
East Frederick Street
Lundy
Jan Air Force
Tamiy
Brockport
Ind
Perini
Cheetty
Parks Air Cullene
St Luwis
Spy
Jolson Field
Deaver
Raymond
Buddy
Betty
Value of fresh hams raised one point by the OPA
The report discusses the OPA policy shift on fresh ham prices, noting a one cent rise per pound and the impact on pork stamp values. It highlights critics calling profiteers and lobbyists and argues price moves reflect consumer cost pressures during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Associated Press
Washington
Sveshems
Price
Adusitsksty
Wielbalev
Seelheliol
Tay Alford
Bowley
al “Profiteére
Oyaniyie
British, German, and Polish World War II briefings
Bulletin dispatches from London and Washington summarize Axis boasts of Gibraltar naval activity and forts, Polish underground rejection of a Christmas Day offer to fight Russians, and U.S. lawmakers debating food subsidies. The reports note British cruiser and nine torpedo boats leaving Gibraltar and merchant ships in harbor, alongside political calls to avoid protracted legislative battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Gibraltar
Fidivs
Vichy
Worthless coal shipped into Philadelphia report
A Philadelphia inquiry found that worthless coal shipments entered the city in recent months. The case, led by George Whitehead of the Bureau of Weights and Measures, was turned over to the district attorney after collecting substantial data on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philademphta
Dni
SUDEO
Philadephia
Geode Whitehead Aciie
Uny Bureau of Weights Smd
District Attorney's Office
Crawford youth admits fatal fight over game in schoolyard
Misnury County District Attorney Kenneth W. Rice of Crawford reports Conrad Krave, 9, died after a confrontation with classmate George Davie, First boy, during a home afternoon argument over a game. Davie allegedly struck Krave, who collapsed and died on the street near his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher George Hrust
Wilkeh
Invasion Staff Changes Stir High Command reshuffle
The article outlines a broad reshuffle of Eisenhower's invasion staff with key appointments: Admiral Bertram Ramsay shifts to Naval Communications and Air Marshal Tin Mallory becomes Chief. Lt Gen. Omar Bradley and Gen. Henry Wilson gain roles, while Gen. Jacob Devers is reassigned to the Mediterranean. The piece also notes a separate Treasury report from December 27 showing receipts of 280,227,032.00 dollars, expenditures of 18857, net balance 312,395,943.35107, total debt 117,566,956.12, up 19411,897.81 from prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr Raker
Tom Ho Biehth
Britain
Eisenhower
Henry Maitland Wilson
Gem
Jacob J. Devers
U.S
Great Britain
Eam
Treasury
Washington
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Aero Supply
Morell
Texas
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Madrid
State Dept
Don Lundy
Bowles
Senate
White
Maine
Congress
Nlly
Capital Hill
Phila
Marae
Troy
Conrad
Ryan
Sin Ber Lrem Ramsay
Marshall
Tein Mallory
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