Schools to Register Rationing Week February 22
Corry schools will close for the week of February 22 to repurpose buildings for registration of a new rationing system. Supt. Ralph S. Dewey announced plans with about 20 volunteers handling enrollment across multiple sites and alphabetic scheduling.
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Corry Schoors
OUL Lhe
Ralph S. Dewey
Supt
Pi Gousse
Yall
Ery
Fairview
Ech
Harding
Goat End
Schods
Dewey
Real Estate Boom Looms, Babson Warns of Postwar Cycle
Roger Babson from Babson Park Mass discusses the likely postwar boom in real estate and stocks. He explains how vast government funds and bank deposits will flow into assets, the role of inflation, and why homes and investments may rise before a market downturn. He notes differing postwar conditions and hints at continued real estate strength before a future slump.
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Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Florida
Jones
Pice
Eimerland
Jenna
Train Bus Crash Injures Thirty In Gary
In Gary Indiana a westbound Pennsylvania passenger train struck a loaded city bus and an empty street car in a central area. About 20 people were taken to Mercy Hospital with more than 30 injured overall as ambulances rushed to the scene. Local police reported the incident this morning.
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Bymsquien
Gary
Ind
Daylight air attack underway over western Germany
The AP reports a nighttime raid struck Hitler's arsenal area in western Germany with Powell formation crossing the Channel before breakfast. German sources confirm damage in one center and call the raid a Renaissance style undertaking. Mosquito bombers hit northwest Germany yesterday. American Mustangs targeted railways and other war sites in Belgium the Netherlands and northern France. One American fighter failed to return.
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Associated Press
London
Rap Stuuck
Caliag
Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Steady stream of teen age boys to armed forces
Three Corry youths passed examinations for reserve enlistments in the U S Army and will be inducted upon turning eighteen, while three more obtained enlistment forms. Edward Gilbertson, Robert Spencer and Jack Spiesman are pursuing early enlistment as local boards anticipate many February selections will be younger registrants.
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Corry
Erie Yi
U.S
Arm
M. Roger Amy
Elmer Gilbertson
Lawrence Morton
Sorv Fce
Edward Gilbertson
Robert Spencer
Jack Spiesman
Erie Yesterda
Mayor Frank E. Hepler Stricken in Friday Heart Attack
Mayor Frank E. Hepler was reported resting at his home on Main Street after suffering a heart attack Friday afternoon. He spent a stable night and was said to be improving moderately. officials hoped for a speedy recovery.
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Heyer
Mail Street
Munialpa
Prignite
Laxity Charged In Health Depts Of Many Cities In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg February 12 The State Department of Internal Affairs calls for a general evaluation of local health administration in Pennsylvania to strengthen it for difficult days. George W Doslan director of the bureau of municipal affairs cites surveys showing uneven activity among local health authorities. Some communities have weak boards while others exercise only select functions. Many health officers lack training and certification despite legal provisions making certification by the State Health Department necessary.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
State Department of Internalfairs
George W. Doslaon
Department
Bureau of Municipal Affairs
Commonwealth
AAG Jocs
Achiviny
Board of Health
State Department of Health
City awaits allocations for sewer project
City officials report potential federal and Lanham Act funding for the Tecr Creek sewer extension. The move could steer the project forward, with a formal federal grant announcement yet to arrive and an allotment inquiry sent to the Federal Works Agency. City business includes possible Defense Corps actions at Monday night’s meeting and a pending fire contract cancellation discussion.
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Tecr
Exlersiot
Colwell
Don D. Williame
Jounal Today
Journal
Lanham Act
Resching
John M. Galligher
New
Allied and War Production News From War Bulletin
Allied forces withdraw after near miss at Wau in New Guinea as air and ground pressure increase. War Production Board earmarks 185000 tons of steel for farm machinery in Q2 to reach 40 percent of 1940 output. British report says Japanese attacked Burma with limited raids. Gandhi’s hunger strike at Poona moves to sleep disturbance but deemed satisfactory. Fire damages Phoenixville plant producing army food specialties. draft deferments in Pennsylvania rise to 53 percent due to dependency.
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Australia
Wau
New Guinea
Ward Salamand
Cocay
Washington
Bombay
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Aga Khan
Poona
Prisnes
Phoenixville
Aui
Roosevelt vows worldwide offensives in new war plans
President Roosevelt pledged unrelenting offensives against the Axis, outlining invasions of Europe and actions in the Pacific. He stressed Allied resolve to strike at Germany, Italy, and Japan, with emphasis on invasions of the European continent and decisive actions to drive the invaders from Asia and the Pacific. He defended home front morale, urging Americans to endure rationing for the common cause, while noting a few who place personal ambition above national interests.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Europe
Japan
Matias
United Nations
Burlin
Rome
White House
Maine
Nila
Axis
Hitler
Cnsi
Tunis
Germany
Thaly
Pacific
Solomons
Chia
China
Papa
Atgell
Tokyo
Tokyo Admits Losses But Berlin Radios Heavier List
Tokyo admits losses as Berlin radio reports show heavier Allied casualties. The refugee of lines describe Japanese destroyers damaged and submarines lost, with Allied efforts said to be costly but decisive. Reports note six submarines and other ships damaged while Tokyo acknowledges setbacks.
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Tokyo
Berlin
muaiageMt
Wien
Sigstmurtines
Smidand
Rostov in Flames Amid German Push
Rostov reportedly burning as German forces press toward the entrenched city. British radio notes heavy fighting surrounding Shakhiy, with German troops attempting a rapid withdrawal to the west. The situation remains volatile as soviet and allied reports conflict over positions near Rostov.
Rubber Stockpile Holds Up Well Despite Forecasts
The Associated Press reports that the U S rubber stockpile shows resilience with about 40,000 tons saved in the first half of 1942, far short of Baruch committee hopes. Officials say the stockpile may total around 420,000 tons by year end, stressing full utilization of the rubber supply while pursuing the synthetic program.
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Washington
Pely
Wollo
Barueh Committee
Wiha ML Jeffers
Tec
Former Playboy Faces Army Court Martial
Pvt. Jacob L. Webb, 24, once a New York socialite linked to Commodore Vanderbilt, fled Reno Air Base wearing a red robe and fan, then was captured in a downtown hotel. He faces impersonation charges and a court martial, with transfer to the Army noted.
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Remyen
Reno
Nev
Pajame-clud
Jacob L. Webb
New York
Reno Air Base
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Aindow
Amy Base
Amy
Army
Dairymen Fear Serious Milk Shortage in U S
New York February 13 dairymen fear a serious milk shortage if the current labor, price, and production problems persist. Charles W Holman cites reports of higher cattle losses in California and rising farm labor costs, while milk from the St Lawrence valley and Virginia supply efforts strain to meet demand.
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Vrmecnne
New York
Charles W. Holman
Washington, D. C
National Cooperative Milix Producers Federation
Helcman
Varius
Califorisil
Vic
Nibs
St. Lawrence Valley
Virgina
Bairymien
Marines establishes women’s reserve recruits
The Marine Corps began recruiting for its women’s reserve, to be enrolled at Navy and Marine recruiting stations and trained at WAVES schools. The move marks a newcap in service integration, with reservists identified simply as Marines. Elsewhere, streets and highways were slick from fresh snowfall, prompting motorists to drive cautiously as district roads remained covered.
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Washington
Marine Corps Todey
Navy
Marine
Governor Martin Joins In Protest Against Arrogant Bureaucracy
Governor Edward Martin and U S Senator James J Davis join Rep Joseph W Martin Jr at the Lincoln Day dinner in Pittsburgh pledging to restore government to the people and curb a growing bureaucracy The speakers condemn arrogance in Washington and call for a reducing diet for bureaucracy while urging centralization checks Continued on Page Two.
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Martin
Fittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
House
Edward Martin
U. S
James J. Davis
Allegheny County
Republican Club
Hisenu
Massachusetts
Congress
Washington
Allies Repel New Axis Attack In Tunisia And Italy Fronts
Allied forces beat back a fresh Axis push in Tunisia as dawn offensives in the Donets basin and Rostov area escalated. Soviet troops advanced toward the Sea of Azov while Western Allied units in Tunisia and Italy repelled assaults and prepared a climactic summer offensive amid worsening weather.
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Tunisia
Associated Pro
Adolf Hitler
Stalingrad
Sia
Anoy
Chueaans
Rostov
Kresnodir i
Coucanas
Nder
Donots
Mikolai Platutit
Don
Aes
Venoslavlaysls
Doness Basin
Krievanskaya
Shaklity
Ab Rasiuyyasta Timosiievske
Novotitaraysk
Dinishiva
Westcott
Su Berrard
Montgomery
Erwin Rommel
Inisia
Mareth
Éost
Ben Gardine
Tunisian
Algiers
Radio Magic Eye Aids War on Submarines
Feb 12 report from London notes air force and Royal Navy intensifying submarine detection with new devices. A radiolate eye helps spot submarines through fog or darkness, aiding reconnaissance and coastal patrols.
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London
We RA
Royal Navy
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