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15 Feb 1943
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1943
Page
1
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Fragments indicate traders discuss salt, guts of ed, and coin percentages during a volatile NYSE session. No clear events or names are recoverable, leaving a fragmented market chatter snapshot with unclear implications.
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A partial OCR reads a street incident involving multiple victims and suspects. Names appear garbled but references to Esther H Street and D. Ngbri and a clinician are noted, with mentions of Mr. and Mrs. Boluni S. Army guarding a business area in Indiana. Further details are unclear.
Washington Feb 5 The House military committee advances a bill to grant draft deferment for men with dependents while requiring boards to call those without dependents first. War Manpower Chief Hershey and WMC head McNutt warn 11 million long-term draftees needed this year, with 2.5 million deferred for essential war work and farm labor. Some shifts in jobs expected, and producers may face temporary closures as reforms are enacted.
The State Defense Council announced a daylight air raid drill test Wednesday across Pennsylvania Virginia and Maryland inaugurating new alert queuing. The first blue signal will sound at 10 60 and red warnings at 1 00 and all clear at 11 15. Public all clear not proclaimed. radios on and streetlights used to announce. Public warned to stay alert and follow Civilian Defense posts as changes to warning signals take effect.
A nine member delegation of government and legislative officials prepared to report on a New York conference about local administration of unemployment relief. They found the New York county control method since 1937 operates satisfactorily and will brief the governor early next week. The governor proposed counties shoulder 60 percent of costs.
Allied reports from North Africa indicate German armor split American positions west of Faid Pass for a 20 mile breakthrough endangering Gutsa. Gafsa, 60 miles southwest, was described as cut off by a Nazi spearhead, with heavy fighting and air support ongoing as the line buckled under Rommels forces.
Bulletins from Feb 15 report President Risto Kyti won re election with 269 of 300 votes, as government resumes control amid wartime. Other items note Roosevelt tax plea, Supreme Court actions on Buchalter Weiss Capone, Morgenthau tax talk, and union deaths and treasury figures.
Miss Virginia Williams daughter of Thea P Williams becomes the first Corry girl to enlist in the WAACs Amy Auxiliary Corps and will depart Erie for Pittsburgh for induction. She expects training at Daytona Beach Florida and joins fellow recruit Harriebb Montague from Union City in the same contingent headed to Pittsburgh.
Washington reports that the Social Security Board will recommend extending coverage to armed forces members and millions more. Proposals include hospital benefits and disability payments, aiming to provide a universal safety net against job loss and life risks, with emphasis on veterans and those outside covered employment. Pittsburgh note: 25 year old Myrhir Berofan confessed today in Braddock.
A battered weather report describes subzero temperatures across remote areas with north winds pushing drifts up to 14 feet. Readings dipped to 28 below in northern Wayne County while centers logged 20 and 13 below. The Pennsylv a nia Gas Company noted outages and service impacts as rural schools closed and roads remained impassable.
A Pennsylvania gas company donated 200 to a local hospital in memory of a nurse and a pharmacy mat e officer reports heartfelt thanks. In Philadelphia on February 15 a 23 year old seaman who saved a comrade during a South Pacific submarine operation was reunited with his father after 15 years as his parents parted in youth.
With the U S fleet in the South Pacific the Japanese navy avoided battle near Guadalcanal. Reports say a major effort to regain control was fended off as Japanese forces avoided southward moves, while American ships maintained pressure and reconnaissance flights continued over the Solomons.
The 35,000 ton French battleship Richelieu with cruiser Montcalm and several destroyers arrived in U S ports after dodging submarines and enduring a severe Atlantic gale. They will undergo repairs in navy yards under UN command and reinforce Allied naval strength.
London reports Royal Air Force squadrons bombed targets in Italy and Germany, striking Cologne Milan and the Italian Milan area from bases near Suela and Zute. Observers note heavy anti air defenses and casualties while Swiss and Swedish outlets describe widespread explosions and shipyard damage.
Allied four motor bombers from the Australian theater carried out a massive raid on Rabaul in New Britain. Dispatches report fifty tons of explosives and 3500 incendiaries dropped in four waves early Sunday. Crews said fires burned for hours, with smoke and flames seen 100 miles away and villages along the coast set ablaze as recon observed from the air.
Dispatches report the Red Army captured Rostov on the Don and Yurishilovrad as they drive west through the Donets basin. Allies warned Taganrog 40 miles west of Rostov was under artillery fire. Germans retreated in scattered pockets with heavy losses while Soviet forces battled through urban centers and streets.
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