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16 Feb 1944
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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 16, 1944
Page
1
Willis Telephony Item Sparks Local Nuisance Debate
Fragmentary text hints at a Willis telecommunication issue drawing local attention. Names and specifics are unclear due to incomplete OCR, but the item suggests a dispute or discussion over telephone service or infrastructure impacting residents.
Bloodless Argentine coup shocks Ramirez government
A bloodless coup by Argentine Nationalists forced the foreign minister and two state officials to resign, plunging President Ramírez’s government into crisis. Army officers of the GOU seized the foreign ministry and toppled key ministers, while reactions within Buenos Aires prompted reversals and renewed tension with the Axis. The upheaval threatens to alter Argentina's policies and may force a broader political shakeup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Axis
Ramirez
Pedro Rambrez
Gustavo Martines Zugiria
Justice
Buenos Aires
Luis Per- Tinger
Alberto Gilbert
Germany
Enrique Gonzdlex
Oscar Tharri Garcia
GOU
United
Edelmira Farrel
Roads Blocked At Carter Hill Cleared On Secondary Routes
Heavy winter storms left Carter Hill area with blocked secondary roads while main highways were opened. George Stowe said all non-blacktop routes had opened, except a Carter Hill five corners stretch. Heavier plows from county headquarters were deployed to clear remaining blockages. Colder temperatures reduced wind and drifting, aiding clearance. City streets department continued work to reach unassessed sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hil
Nat
Highway Department
Lear Ater
George Stowe Sald
Carter HI Five Corners
City Atreela
Halseys Quick Seizure Of Islands Traps 22000 Japs In Solomons
Allied forces under Admiral Halsey seized Green Islands near the Solomons, trapping about 22,000 Japanese troops on Bougainville, Buka, Shortland, and surrounding areas. MacArthur stated the campaign completes the Solomon Islands drive as Japanese supply lines from Rabaul are cut. American and New Zealand forces landed at night with light resistance, isolating Japanese garrisons and doom of their operations amid airfield destruction and sea blockades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halsey
Solomons
Associated Press
Southwest Pacific
Wiliam Halsey
South Pacific
Green Islands
Rotts
Gener Dougie
MacArthur van
Solomon Islands
MacArthur
Chorseful
Shortland
Bougethville
Buka Islands
Rabaul
New Britains
Teattig
Nissay Island
Buka Telune
Tecnomy Hs
Kavlong
New Lilanid
Americnis
Acoll
Rendoval Island
Guadilosnal
January milk base price set at 8.43 per hundred
New York administrator cites a uniform price of 8.43 per hundredweight for last month, with Corry dairymen expected to gain about 30 cents more per hundred and a 25 cent federal subsidy rising to 40 cents next month. Local Dairymen's League reports a net return of 3,271 dollars per hundred on last month’s production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Dairymen's League
Corry Dairymen
Corry
New York
Dairymen’s League
League
Two Have Close Call From Fumes In Trail Truck
Three men riding in the cab of a trail truck near Hiso Hall on West Smith Street were overcome by fumes after the motor ran overnight. One awoke and left the cab, then collapsed. A second man also collapsed, while a third recovered enough to seek help. They were rushed to Corry hospital and revived, with the two most seriously affected listed as Hubert Lindsey of Chicago and Charles Remand of South Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiso Hall
West Smith Street
Jeff
Cer
Corry Hospital
Hubert Lindsey
Chicago
Charles Remand
South Williamsport
War bulletins from London Washington and Mussolini note
Reports from multiple bureaus outline POW parcel shipment delays due to treatment of Japanese in American camps. US Commodity Credit Corp legislation stalled by conferee disputes. Churchill cites Italy casualties to Feb 12 totaling 36,626, not counting RAP or royal navy losses. Mussolini declares himself a Japanese warrior and discusses Count Ciano's fate with a Japanese correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
DNB
Tokyo Dispatch
Japan
Vladivostok
Washington
Commodity Credit Corporation
House
Senate
Churchill
Commons Today
Italy
RAP
Royal Navy
Been
Switzerland
Benito Mussolini
Count Ciano
der Bund
Chiasso
Au Uber
Mussolini
Higley Trial At Meadville Details Chest Theft Case
At Meadville on February 16 Len Higley of Corry faced charges of stealing a chest valued at $830 from the home of Martin J. Lindsey in Sparta township. Lindsey identified the recovered chest brought from Ohio. John Baumann testified locating the chest near his farm and linking ownership via insurance papers. Crawford County Detective VannWinkle testified as the case proceeded with Higley expected to face further prosecution witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Lindsey
John Baumann
Amherst
Ohio
Crawford County
VannWinkle
Higley
VanWinkle
Wedi Honsl
Allies admit Carroceta lost in beachhead
Allied dispatches from Algiers report American siege guns battering Monastery hill near Cassino and breaches opened in the German line. They say Carroceto fell to German control as Allied forces press toward Campo Leone, with heavy bombing and infantry fighting on the Cassino front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Algiers
Monastery Hill
Cassino
Carroceto
Anzio
RAF
Cassino Abbey
Germain
Key Hill
Muiniature
Cistarna
AUEAS
Campoleone
Rome
Fifth Army
Trasseyers
Tiburtina
U. S
Florence
Tiburtins
Isree
City Bond Drive Surpasses Monthly Oversubscription Goal
The Rotary Club led a campaign led by Golden Farle Club and Montgomery Ward, raising substantial bond subscriptions. A Montgomery Ward manager reported a $830,000 subsubscription and a total city drive progress toward a $100,000 goal with $293,? million raised locally and bonds sold to friends and customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coiry
Golden Farle Club
Kinsley
Montgomery Ward
Rotary Club
Frm
Cony
Tiaamilion
Corry Shore
Crect
Corry
Scott
G Securities
Cory
Russians Predict Fall of Pskov Within Week
London dispatches report Russian forces under Governorov near Pskov and Novosokolniki, aiming to seize Pskov by February 23, the Red Army’s anniversary. Reports state German retreat and Soviet advances along railway lines as capture efforts intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pskov
Associated Press
London
Leonid
Goroyov
Lenagyad
Nistorii
Otlent
Lake T
Novoskolniki
Novosokolniki
Moscow
Govorov
Red Army
Pskoy
Gt Narya
Ston Fa
Dion Liah
Lemstad
Alio
Berets Tyankk
Lm Tom
Huiuelisky
Lala
Malls Norkhonat
Bako
Uns
Polan
Labor demands ease in Corry district January report
January shows Corry area labor demand easing with 4917 employed across 21 plants and firms, down from 5062. Men comprise 3122 and women 1795. two hires occurred among 21 reporting plants, while 11 of 12 veterans seeking work were placed, some turnover lower than in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Aver
U. S
U.S
Jlantary
Corry
Focal
Jamestown ‘Mig. Corp
Munca
Toca
Body of Lt Hutz to Arrive in City Saturday
Mrs Dallas Smiley of the Red Cross Home Service said the body of Lt Low Sea Huta, bomber crash victim from March Field, will reach on Train No 4 Saturday morning. Accompanied by widow Neva Grige Hills and a military escort from March Field, arrival details await Mrs Hutz. Military officials confirmed the expected arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Smiley
Home Service
Cory Chapler
American Red Cross
Low Sea
Mapeht Field
Servion
Bracken-Keating Fungi
March Field
Paul J. Fourney
Hue
Sergigos
Huts
Fourth War Loan Drive Exceeds Goal by AP Report
Washington report states the Fourth War Loan Drive surpassed its target by at least 11 million dollars. Individual purchases through December will count toward the final total to be announced on March 3 as of midnight last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington. Teich
Pedieval
Exchange Liner Sails For Lisbon By Aviaelated Press
New York reports that the exchange liner departed for Lisbon carrying four thousand Axis internees in exchange for a like number of Americans including wounded and sick soldiers. The Swedish vessel also ferried German diplomats and prisoners of war under assurances of safe passage. The ship is expected to reach the Portuguese port around February 24, per Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Diry
Lisbon
Sliek
Jyort
State Department
Washington
Judge Clark Dies at Erie Former Senator and Congressman
Former State Senator and Congressman and author of the Third Class City Act, Henry Allen Clark, 94, died in Erie after a long career. He practiced law in Boston and Edinburgh, helped found a power utility, edited the Erie Gazette, and authored the Clark Act governing child class cities. Survivors include two heirs residing in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press- Erim
Honry Allen Clark
Jude
Tle County
Congress
Glark
Edinbovn
Harvard College
Baison Blertyie Light & Power Co
Power Q
Edge
Erie Gazelle
Hs State Senate
Erie
Probe Advances in Drake Hotel Murder Case
Chicago police questioned a probationary officer amid efforts to trace ownership of a gun tied to the Drake hotel slaying of Mrs. Frank Williams. Detectives sought details on a gun, the officer’s statements were deemed unsatisfactory, and further inquiry probed a sister’s Drake hotel employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Drake Hotel
Prank
Stunt Willams
Gilllivan
Phin
Byillivant
Uaine
Stor
State Des Lny
Dette Vot sBulll
Bomb Dropping Blitz Hits Berlin in Major Assault
British forces unleash 2800 tons of bombs on Berlin in their first heavy bomber strike since January 30. The attack leaves large parts of the city in flames as defenses suffer heavy losses, with 45 of 900 heavy bombers reported down.
London reports home load heaviest ever delivered
London dispatch records a massive WWII air raid on Berlin, with over 2,800 tons dropped in a 20 minute raid by 800 to 200 heavy bombers. The operation involved multiple German targets and followed daylight assaults on northern France. A separate note mentions a large U.S. appropriation bill for federal agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
RAF
Berlin
Wien
Uthy
Forge
Pluto
Germany
Reich
Ojustadt
Ivtoa
Quitos
Wishic
Torée
Lancasters
Prankfurt-in-Oder
Holland
France
Toigh
J Iyvasion
Pas-De-Calais
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tsan
Willis
Tele
Uruguay
Atache
Friedrich Wot
Argentina
Lie Feieh
Alberto Gilbers
Carter Hill
Meadville
Sparta
Carroceta
AIR Force
Rie Man
Greenville
Ellsworth H. Kimmel
Red Cross
Camp Reynolds
S. Claire Borland
Indians
Teaders
Montgomery Ware
Hutz
City
Bombardier
Aviaelated Press
Clark
Fbr
Commerce and Justices
Justin
Elis
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