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06 Feb 1943
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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
Feb 06, 1943
Page
1
Guadalcanal Tightens Grip as U S Forces Press
American ground troops extend control on Guadalcanal amid fierce sea and air actions. Navy reports show heavy Japanese losses as MacArthur's bombers strike ships, while New Guinea forces push toward Salamaua and Kumusi River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Guadalcanal
Solomons Islands
Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
Ambon
New Guinea
Talasea
Navy
Solomon Island
Trassafaronga
MacArthur
Kumusi River
Salamaua
Guadalcual
Jeps
U. S
Solomone Islands
Pacific Dispatch
Most Race Tracks Will Be Shut Down in War Time
The Associated Press reports that most race tracks near metropolitan centers or reliant on rubber-borne spectators will close. River Downs Thistledown Ascot in Ohio Saratoga in New York Garden State Delaware Hocking in New England Keene land in Kentucky are cited as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey Associated Press
New York
Wack
Flarken River Downs
Thistledown
Ascot
Ohio
Farmgnt
Timeis
Saratoga
Garden State
New Jersey
Delaware
Hockinghiam
New England
Keenelend
Kentucky
Mussolini sacks Ciano as Italy shutters cabinet shakeup
London reports a drastic Mussolini cabinet overhaul in which his son-in-law Galeazzo Ciano is removed from foreign minister duties. The move signals a pressure fill by Italy after losses in Africa and deteriorating Axis fortunes. Mussolini also mobilizes Italian labor and assumes foreign affairs, tightening control amid fear and apathy at home. Rumors suggest Hitler pressured the purge and a possible drift toward separation from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Mussolini
Vicew
Galeazzo Ciano
Italy
Cnet
Africa
Russia
Casablanca
Rome
Reuters
Navy
Air
Colonial
Ciano
Hitler
School Board to Hear Reports on Two Meetings
Carry School District representatives will present at the regular Board of Education gathering Monday. Mrs Barnes, chair of the teachers committee, attended the State School Directors Association conv ention in Harrisburg and will outline highlights. Supt Ralph S Dewey will report on the Edinboro meeting about curriculum revision to align high school instruction with war needs. Principal Howard Sheen and Dewey will discuss recent personnel changes and congestion fixes at the Junior High, with formal board confirmation anticipated. The meeting will include routine business and communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry
Boards of Education
J. €. Barnes
Harrisburg
State
Dewey Pox
Howard Sheen
Corry
Edinboro
Giraud Forms War Council In North Africa
Allied headquarters report that General Giraud established a new war committee in place of the Darlan era Imperial council. The move followed talks with Roosevelt and Churchill at Casablanca and aims to ease the Giraud De Gaulle Uaison framework. Detroux expected to assume a role in Algiers soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Gallagher
North Africa
Giraud-De Gaulle
London
Georges Detroux
Syria
Algiers
Giraud
Stephan Must Pay Death Penalty
The circuit court of appeals today upheld a Beloit district court verdict sentencing Max Stephan to death for harboring and aiding Oberleutnant Hans Peter Krug of the German air force. Judge Tuttle set execution for November 13, 1942, but the sentence was stayed pending appeal as Krug was captured in San Antonio after leaving Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephan
Associated Press
Cincinnatt
Circuit Court of Appeals
Beloit
Max Stephan
Svister
Ump
Tuttle
Ier
Hans Peter Krug
State Council for Blind Aids 250Pennsylvanians Leave Relief Lines
Harrisburg reports the State Council of the Blind program providing eye treatment to the indigent has helped about 250 Pennsylvanians leave relief rolls and return to work. Initiated six months ago with a $100,000 appropriation, director Bayle Burlingame says they will seek $125,000 for two more years to cover all eligible indigents. Examinations numbered 1,072 with 4511 allowed treatments, including 61 cataract operations, and glasses furnished to 337 recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
State Council of the Blind Today
Burlingame
US 5 Fliers Again Pound Jap Bridge Near Mandalay
New Delhi February 6 American bombers again hit the Mylinger bridge near Mandalay, a crucial link for Japanese communications in Burma, as efforts to repair previous damage continued. U S Air Force says severing Rangoon to Maudslay lines disrupts Japanese military operations. Bombers, escorted by fighters, also targeted northern Burma rail facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Delhi
India
Mylinger
Mandalay
Burmia
U.S. Air Force
Rangoon
Maudslay
U. S
Fehter
Burma
Opposition to Reform War Policy Dominates Capitol Hill
Washington reports indicate a busy week at Capitol Hill with fights over Roosevelt’s salary limit, opposition to the War Manpower Commission plan to draft fathers, and fears of expanded wartime agency powers. Debates touch on funding, drafts by state, and farm labor deferments amid war pressures. Diplomatic observers note cautious responses to Axis peace talks and global economic costs of the war. In a separate item, Miss Anne Keiehling, 58, of Bellefonte, Pa., reputedly Pennsylvania’s first registered woman architect, has died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Hitler
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Orer
War Manpower Commission
House
Ways and
Huse Military Committee
Rep. Kilday
D-Tex
WMC
Kilday
Childles
Ghalimats Fulmer
D-Sc
House Agriculture Committee
Commerce Department
Hitlerirm
Uncle Sam
Wold
Bellefonte
Anne
Keiehling
Pennsylvanis
Two Die After Auto Rail Collision at Oakmont Crossing
At Oakmont crossing two Springdale coworkers were killed in a crash between their car and a railroad engine. Frank H. Arvac, 55, died instantly, while John Adams, 60, died en route to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crass
Oakmont
Springdale
Oakmont Crossing
Frank H. Arvac
John Adams
Russians Enter Rostov Axis Gaining In Tunisia
Feb reports that Russians entered Rostov as Axis forces gain in Tunisia. Churchill rumored at Gibraltar with talks with envoys from Spain and Portugal. The prime minister was said to meet with Generalissimo Franco and plans a Westward move toward Antonio de Oliveira Salazar. Churchill traveled from Casablanca to Cyprus, reviewing garrison and congratulating islanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rostov
Tunisia
Associated Press
CATRO
Swenill
Pwade Livough
Tripoli
Waludnosher
Churchill
T Review Empire
Caiva
Teveh Oastel Benito
Uiat
Casablanca
Burkey
Cyprus
Non Essential Jobs Face Reclassification Under War Plant Policy
Local manpower officials report the Manpower Commission will reclassify all men ages 18 to 45 to determine essential status. The Employment Service continues pushing men into essential occupations while many in non essential roles are shifted. Union City boards review registrants to assess current industries, with potential widespread shifts in the coming weeks to lean toward active duty or essential war work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manpower Commission
Bernard Williama
TI. E. Employment Service
Flynn Jury Still Reported Disagreeing
After 20 days of trial Errol Flynn the 2 year old Pasmanian born actor faces a verdict on charges of statutory rape against two teenage girls The jury of nine women and three men retired at 11:15 a m and could not agree returning to deliberations at 9 am today in Los Angeles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Errol Flynn
Pasmanian-borri Hilt
Two Bombers Collide Report Fifteen Killed
News service reports a midair collision between two bombers near Clinton resulting in fifteen deaths. Wreckage noted near Undoor Jute, with funeral directors handling bodies and coroner Jotue Harping- MPL investigating in Dewitt County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Amy
Ae Fate OU Bey
Harping
Dewitt
Utmor
Rover Wen
Ud Tost
Brereton Succeeds Andrews as U S Forces Commander
Associated Press dispatch from Cairo reports General Lewis H Brereton has taken command of all American forces in the European theater succeeding Lieut General Frank M Andrews. The bulletin notes German field headquarters acknowledge operations near Rostov and Russian advances near Novorossiysk. Also mentions German claims of Allied bombardment near Axic and Belgian Congo arrivals greeted by locals in Thysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Cairo
Waj
Lewis H. Brereton
U. S. Air Veron
Nas
Frank M.andrews
Te Don
Lys
Rostov
Novorossiok
London
Pen
Belgian Hews Agency
Thysville
Belgian Congo
Lower Congo
Cape Cod plane wreck found
An Army light bombing plane from New Cumberland Army air base missing since Thursday was found near Cape Cod Massachusetts. One body was recovered and Captain Arnold J Dailey of New Cumberland parachuted to safety while three crew members were being sought. Sergeant Albert D Repose Sergeant Donald T Robinson and Major Chistles H Cook were listed as missing. A wide search was conducted by Army Navy Air Corps Coast Guard and state police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
New Cumberland Army Air Base
Cape Cod
Mass
Arnold J. Dailey
New Cumberland
Albert D. Repose
Donald T. |Robinson
Chistles H. Cook
Indiantown Gap
Army
Navy
Air Corps
Coast Guard
State Police
Anoumced
West Pennsylvanians Press for Gasoline Relief Plan
Delegations from several Western Pennsylvania communities head to Washington next week to seek relief from gasoline shortages and higher prices. Led by the Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce, the group will meet with Petroleum Administrator Harold Ickes and Economic Director James Byrnes, aiming to restore district 0.2 status and boost fuel supplies for the oil region. Senator Joseph Guffey and Congressman Samuel A. Weiss accompany the representatives to press for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Peninsylvaniacs
Ohio
Pennsylvania
UT S
Jozeph F. Guffey
Pittsburgh
Harald Tekes
Pren
Iss Brown
James F Byres West
Virginin
West. Virginia
Pittshurgh
West Viginia
Washington
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Harold J. Ic
Penn awards 679 degrees at midyear ceremony
The University of Pennsylvania gave 679 degrees in courses and four honorary degrees, the largest midyear class in its history. Honoraries went to Mildred H. McAfee WAVES director, Joyce Maxtone-Grahams, Willian L. Batt, and H. W. Preitis Sr. About 100 degrees were awarded in absentia to students serving in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Mildred H. ‘McAfee
The
WAVES
Joyce Maxtone-Grahsam
Jar Struther
Mrs. Miniver
Willian L. Batt
War Production Board
H. W. Preitis
Red armies surge toward Rostov amid North Africa blitz
Soviet dispatches and Allied reports describe Red forces knifing through the Donets basin toward Rostov as Axis troops brace in Tunisia and Libya. Rommel renews efforts to consolidate a split German front while Eisenhower commands a joint Allied push. The article notes heavy German air massing in the Mediterranean and a looming clash with Allied forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Donets
Rostoy
London
Halt Russkin Vshork Leeeps
Rostov
Tunisia
Pont du Pats
Tunis
Lucdt Anis Stell Bredehies
Iul
Dwight D. Tixenhower
Djebel Mansour
Bow Arada
Bernhard L. Montgomery
Jalume
Mnei
Erwin V Rommel
Ags Tunisin
Diween von Arnin
Heasuarvers
Afric
Eisenhower
Wes Gallagher
Tunising
N Nmbers
Gallagher
Mediterranean
En Giantavis
North Africa
Russia
Donets River
Stalingrad
Red Army
Sea of Azov
Atd
Vishilovgrad
Mit
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