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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1945

Page

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Paratroopers and Marines Land on Corregidor Fortress

American parachutists and sea borne troops hit Corregidor to press two way assault. Fierce battles reported on the southern shores guarding Manila Bay as U S warplanes and ships bombard the fortress. Japanese garrison engaged in heavy fighting amid confirmable Tokyo radio broadcasts and Allied bombardment ahead of expected further landings.

Manila Bay Associated Press Corregidor Tokyo Federal Communiations Commission Batan Peninsilla Aurosta Citysry Aleaif Fram Corregiagr Pacific Fleet Guam Iwo Jima Okkyo Asal Sun Expr Japan Wopolitts Tokyo Bay Chester W. Nimitz Gupot Catia Mitscher Dapan Fifth Fleet Beliteieg Airomit Horiet Yeakerday Chungking Orient

Train wreck halts eastbound The American near Lancaster

The Pennsylvania eastbound The American derailed after colliding with an already derailed westbound mail express train near Seaman Place, causing eight coaches and a locomotive to derail. About 40 people reported minor injuries as snow fell, with traffic rerouted and ambulances rushing to the scene. A second item notes a 10 ton truck and trailer stolen from a Philadelphia freight depot valued over $20,000.

Associated Press Lancaster Pennsylvania New York Lodiy Seaman Place Tartaster Thorndale Philadelphia

Cars And Trucks Stalled On Streets In City

Traffic conditions across the city worsened late yesterday as streets and highways froze under slush and snow. Buses carrying defense plant workers and many cars were stalled near Northwest and Church streets, with a two hour leak delay at South Center and West Plew. Overturned and stuck vehicles blocked alleys, and the icy surface caused widespread delays throughout town.

Northwest Church Streets Isoub Pleasant Sout Center Street West Plewan Be Ely Nort Center Street Alt Fhlre

Remodeling Started for New Helen Shoppe

Work has begun on extensive remodeling of the Helen Shoppe in the Alexander block on North Center Street. A. W. Zarman, general contractor, designed by Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company features a 14-foot recessed entrance with one-piece glass door and relief glass letters. Interior fixtures by Robert K. Morrison and Associates, decorating by Roy Mather, heating and plumbing by Kinney and Spiesman, lighting by Penn Electric. Aim for a formal opening before spring.

A. W. Zarman Alexandes Atrert Pittsburgh Plate Glass. Company Howell Miss Jones’ Enterprises Robert K. Morrison and Associates Pittsburgh Roy Mather Kinney and Spiesman Etsctrie, Co

Urge Milk Subsidy Held at 80 Cents in NY PA VT

Protesting that farmers are going off of dairy ing in numbers every day under the present subsidy directors of the Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Association have asked the War Food Administration to continue subsidy payments of 80 cents per hundredweight to New York Pennsylvania and Vermont manufacturers at least until August 1.

New York Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Association War Food Administration Pennsylvania Vermont

Two Red Armies Battle Fresh Nazi Divisions

Soviet siege guns shell Breslau area as two Red Armies engage fresh Nazi divisions. Bombers blast resistance before ground forces advance, with encirclement efforts tightening around key positions near Breslau.

Breslasi Goc Cakar

Civilians Seek Haven Behind Allied Lines Amid German Drive

Amid fierce fighting 60 miles southeast of Berlin German divisions clash with Russian armies as civilians flee toward Allied lines. British Canadian forces press toward Wesel with 6,900 prisoners taken in nine days, while air and artillery assaults target Ruhr approaches and northern rout. Red Army actions near Guben and Gremantine push, with U.S. troops reporting gains along the Prum and Ena rivers.

Associated Press Berlin brafTie Dochenbrunn Silesian Oder Western Germany Ko~bleng Rhine Goch Calear Klevée Goch-Calear H. D. G. Crerar Ruhr Wesel Amore Inn Third Army Loos Pruem Ena Riv Bitburg Genman Red Army Moscow Neigse Guben Tan S. Konev Ukraine Fromnce Gremantine

Wallace Clears Path to Commerce Post

Washington February 1 Congress cleared the path for Henry A Wallace to win the cabinet post as Secretary of Commerce after the House sent to the White House a bill to reorganize the lending agencies within Commerce. President Roosevelt pledged to sign, making confirmation possible despite Senate debate.

Washington Senate Henry A.wallace Congress House White ‘House George Bull Commerce Department Roosevelt

MacArthur Announces Capture Of Bataan Amid Warship Support

Feb 17 Manila Bay area reports say General MacArthur announced the capture of the Bataan Peninsula after naval fire and air cover aided a rapid landing by the Seventh Fleet supported forces. Allied troops moved inland, seizing key positions near Manila with light casualties, as bombardment neutralized enemy batteries and the fortress at Corregidor remained largely silent.

Prvas Mantla Eleeenihy

Dead, trapped in Tacoma apartment blaze. other injured

Bulletin from Tacoma reports one dead and unknown number trapped in a downtown apartment house fire. Teen and others were hospitalized with burns and injuries. at least three missing.

Associated Press Tacoma Wash

Brookville Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Birth-Delivery Suit

In Brookville Pennsylvania on February 17 a jury of seven women and five men deadlocked after 14 ballots in a civil suit filed by Velma Thomas against Dr W L Brohm Punxsutawney surgeon. The jury was dismissed and expected to reconvene in April. The trial concerned alleged events in a hospital delivery room during the birth of her baby with disputed testimony about doctors and witnesses.

Associated Press Brookville W. L. Brohm Vestria Jesse Hy Long Velmar Thomas Dr. Brown Robert Singleton Arthur Spencer Fie Hme

Senior High Science Award to be announced soon

Principal Howard J Sheen and Mo G E Anderson of Senior High expect a winner in the next two weeks. The twelfth annual Borzen Lomb Honorary Science Award honors students with top science records and grants access to five Rochester University scholarships. The bronze medal will be awarded at June graduation with the winner entering the competitive exam for scholarships. The early value of the five scholarships is 1800 dollars, 500 per year for three years, plus possible fourth-year college funding.

Howard J. Sheen Mo. G. E. Anderson Univer?sity Rochester Ite

Rabies Case Prompts Quarantine Talk in Spartansburg

A rabies case in Spartansburg and rising cases in adjacent Crawford County sparks fear and renewed quarantine talks. The infected dog, owned by Rexford Still, had its head sent for testing after showing rabies signs. Crawford authorities order a full check in the Spartansburg area amid no local Corry cases, but rising cases nearby heighten anxiety.

Chautauqua Co Crawford Town Spartansburg Chautauqua County Couneil Crawtart Riley Amos Meadyia Craford Courty Haerlsbure Rexford Still Spartansbure Unionity Sparta Crawford County Corry Bur

Meadville Icicle Fatality Reported in City Street

A Meadville man was killed when an icicle fell from a building and struck William Beckman, 10, as he walked along the street. Police and local authorities investigated the accident, with officials noting dangerous conditions from ice on structures after recent warm spells.

Meadville Associated ‘Press William Beckman Reswyl Arug Fay Kover Howes Juter Spencer Mospilitty

Corry Mother Learns Son Wounded Through Friend Letter

A letter from a former fellow soldier, Jessie Brown, to Maple Avenue resident Ms Pekin reveals that Wallace Perkins, a Corry youth with Company B of the 351st Infantry, was wounded but has since returned to duty. The message says Perkins learned his brother was killed in action in Europe and that Perkins has recovered enough to resume service at a camp in Alabama. Local officials have not yet released formal details.

Pfc Wallace Perkins Pekin Maple Avenue Jetlel Let Sotate Wallace Peeks Corry Co. B Jessie Brown Alabama Mesul Thalst Pies Richard Perkiin Perkins Pial Europe Brown Wallace Perkilly Tom Gui Moshey Hergon

Council Faces Hard Problem in Garbage Issue

Harrisburg report notes Omaha style dispute as council negotiates a new garbage contract. Delays with the current bidder and the contractor’s delays spark talk of rear-yard container removal and possible new crews. Talks with Stedman continue as officials weigh options and costs. Also reported, a resignation at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation.

Council Oly Council Stedman Duving Gomulhyrs Cinh Wong Elys Ioelty Coutcome Amg Gap Harrisburg Coleman B. Mark Indiantown Gajf Military Reservation Tinally

Cruel Neglect Case Unfolds At Crawford Co Farm

A severe case of livestock neglect at Earl and Raymond Bailey’s Richmond township farm in Crawford County drew county detective J M Lloyd Van Winkle and state police to the scene. Twenty four cows, horses and pigs found starving. one cow died, others severely emaciated. The mother of the brothers, aged about 20, was found incapacitated. all three were removed to the county home. Neighbors arranged care for the cattle while pigs and other stock were moved to county jail. Some notes of possible animal rescue emerged for the herd and flocks on the property.

Meadville Richmond Township J. Mloyd van Winkle Earl Raymond Bailey Dent Maree Feoren Nile Tari

Tokyo Warns of Yank Invasion on Mainland

Tokyo broadcasts warned of a possible American invasion of the Japanese mainland as U S Pacific Fleet aircraft continued raids on Tokyo. Reported carrier strikes and heavy fires were seen around Tokyo Bay while Tokyo radio urged civilians to bolster defenses.

Tokyo

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