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19 Feb 1945
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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 19, 1945
Page
1
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James R
Beaver Phurk
Han
Marines Break Through to God Howl Near Ruhr Front
Paris Feb 19 Allied forces push into central God, Canadians near Duisburg, Scots and British troops engage entrenched German defenses. Patton’s forces advance across western Germany toward Cologne and Bonn as German defenses shift. Treasury report lists national debt and expenditures with total debt at $214.3 billion.
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Absculated
Paris
God
Duisberg
Targest
Ruhr
Gulear
Moyland Woods
Catenn
Feld Marsh
Montgomery
Germauns
Meuse
Rhine
Germany
George 8. Patton Ds
Third Army
Eifel
Bitours
Parthey
Alexander M. Pateh
Saar Basin
Awersmucher
Baurbruecken
Neadquartere
Pateh
Rver
Cologne
Bonnwid Duesseldorf
Aschen
Nave Deen
Goc
Gell
Wiets
Kieve
Ijspatches
Canadian First Army
Heanelent Castle
Buljenberk
Veilo
Goch
Goob
7000 Civilians Freed In Dramatic Rescue
Manila report details a dramatic Allied operation freeing thousands of civilians near Mantia Bay. The article recalls Japanese advances and a hard fought relief effort, with references to General MacArthur’s communications and ongoing concerns for civilian safety amid collapsing defenses.
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Asociated
Manila
Mantia Bay
Aj Americats Citas
Leaman Seolony
Om Gorves
Tiehithiys
Ameri Bane
Hapitut
Talratnupes
Geil
W. Ciniswold
Stedman Gives Up City Garbage Collection Work
Stedman announces retirement from the city garbage contract after 18 years. Health issues and wartime manpower shortages cripple the system, with trucks sent to town to fix breakdowns prior to contract expiry January 1. No renewal pursued as workers faced delays and routes disrupted in the Fourth ward. page two continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stedman
S. Stedman
Journal
Coly Evening Journal
Glenn
Leyck
Bis Way
Chitrch Street
Northwest Street
Bren
Spring Just About Here Amidwood Chuck Death
Columbus observer TL Scholten reports at Scholler farm a woodchuck fat from hibernation was killed by a dog after being seen moving in 4 above freezing conditions in a long winter end. The incident marks an early spring sign in the area. Allied patrols on the Italian front probe German withdrawal strength as Hitler’s last-ditch fortresses loom.
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Scholten
Columbus
Mercury
Scholler Farm
Woorchuck
Halsey Forecasts No Japanese Fleet Battle Soon
Admiral William F. Halsey Jr arriving in Washington predicts the Japanese fleet will not come out for battle. He says U.S. forces must grind them out as Japan shows dwindling forces and deteriorating navy. Halsey notes uncertainty about what it would take to force a showdown and jokes about arriving here under orders from Admiral King.
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Halsey
Associated Press
Washington
William F. Halsey, Jr
Pacific
Third Feet
Hulsey
Tokyo
Iwo Jima
Ting
Flassey
Gas pressure holds up as curtailment affects local plants
News dispatches from Pittsburg report that Manufacturers' Light and Heal to, the People's Natural Gas Co, and the Bethlehem Gas Company have curtailed fuel supplies to commercial users except essential industries. Inquiry at the Corry offices of the Pennsylvania Gas Co says no shortage yet and mains pressure holds up. Cuts ordered only for pig iron plants unless cold persists beyond a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsbnkeh
Light and Healto
People’s Nasual Gas Co
Baitable Gas Company
Corry
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Complaints Heard Against Moose Club Show
Obscene comments at a Moose Club event on West Washington street prompt church complaints and public outcry. The act allegedly featured disruptive remarks broadcast over loud speakers, drawing a large crowd and general disgust. Hotel Corry reports unpaid bills and petty theft by some performers after prior appearances.
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Moose Club
West Washington Street
Hotel Corry
Bridges Pushes Public Disclosure of Italian Terms
Washington reports Senator Bridges asserts the Allied air terms for Italy should be public. He cites a Geneva International Law Review copy claiming a 2,000,000 Italian postwar labor force and territorial revisals. Rome and Allied officials reject the armistice term version as unfounded.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bridges
R-Nh
Tash
International Law Review
Geneva
Franee
Britain
Cireece
Thatiant Istiuds
Tattia
Biume
Zars
Italy
State Department
Rome
Gani= va
Ellery W. Stone
Allied Commission For
City
Tlyrist
Alcidé de Gasper
Stone
de Gaspert
New Chief Engineer at Corry Jamestown
Ved M. Poe arrives morning to accept the position of chief engineer at the Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp. plant. Poe previously worked at the Carl L. Norden Company in Elmira. He succeeds Melvin as son in the engineering department of the Corry plant.
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Ved M. Poe
Pere i
Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Poe
Carl L. Norden Company
Elmira
Melvin Aeson
Corry
Opposition To Tax Program Moves To Senate
Harrisburg February 10 The opposition in the General Assembly to Governor Martin's tax program moves to the Senate as Democrats, led by Senator H Deal, seek to block the House approved bill for emergency levies estimated to raise 15170000 in the next biennium. The plan renews taxes on cigarettes liquor corporate net income and gross receipts of utilities first imposed a decade ago for relief. Legislative leaders met with Governor Martin ahead of an eighth week of the 1945 session and expected action on appropriation and school medical dental programs.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Martht
Sen
Deal
Laste
Wis
We Mahi
Martin
Bulletin notes war talk and political skirmishes abroad
Reports from Mexico City say Argentina may declare war on Germany to mend ties with Western Hemisphere nations, a development that could lead to larger clashes as the Inter-American Conference opens. In Washington, a $4.5 billion debt and a $9.16 billion freight and post office bill were advanced by the House Appropriations Committee for the next year. British forces bridging the Irrawaddy near Mandalay reported by Calcutta. In China, the 25 mile Canton-Hankow line shrinks as Japanese counterattacks push toward Phurshok and Kyungtung border areas, with movements toward Panghek and the canal east of Iohang.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Argentina
Germany
Chunghing
Kyangtung Province
Phurshok
Canton
Narth Pingahek
Iohang
Edge Nearer to German Capital From Southeast
News desk reports German forces push toward Berlin from southeast while Koney's Army overruns Naumberg and drives to within 57 miles of Danzig. General Cherniakhowsky dies from wounds as Soviet advances yield gains in East Prussia.
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Koney
Naumberg
Danzig
Cherniakhowsky
East
Prussia
Russian Forces Push Near Goerlitz In Saxony Front
Russian troops pound new gains within 16 miles of Goerlitz as they drive toward Dresden. Soviet units edge toward Saeui Center after a bloody two day fight, with First Ukraine Army under Marshal Ivan in action on the Saxony front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Goerlitz
Dresden
Reuter
Germans Launch Counterattacks On Eastern Front
London reports German counterattacks on the frozen eastern front as Red Army forces push toward Dresden and southeastern Prussia. Soviet dispatches claim heavy German efforts from Silesia and Pomernyia, while Marshal Konev’s troops press from the Oder toward Berlin. The Third White Russian Army advances in East Prussia but faces setbacks, and Gen. Ivan Chektakovsky is reported killed in action.
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London
Red Army
Dresden
Aftermin
Moscow
Meinrich Himmler
Pomernyia
Silesia
Ivan Konev
Czech
Oder Berl
Berlin
Danzig
Vistula
Genuzivdseti
Prussia
Ivan D. Chextiaktovsky
Rusia
Man and Girl Found Dead in Truck Cab
Mill Village resident Williams, 85, and the young girl were found dead in a parked truck near the village. Coroner and state police investigated as authorities reported the vehicle had been turned and fumes may have caused the deaths.
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Mill Village
Choris
Hrily Webley AG
Ial Plank
Fuinis
Hains
Boyd
Malvillage
Woots
Erle
Glenn
Union City
Mil
Epi
Witham
Williams
Sit
Lown
Sunday Theft at Bus Depot
A daylight robbery at the terminal of Use Wes Riripe and Greyhound lines on North Center Street. About 22 dollars in small bills were stolen, while 186 in larger notes remained untouched. The thief reportedly climbed over a partial partition between waiting room and ticket office. Chief Flanigan investigated. details continued on page two.
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S&h
Wes Riripe
Greyhound Lines
North Center Street
Wither
Erie
Flo
Jesse
Flanigan
Gas Ration Stamp Violations Shift To Food Issues
The Office of War Information reports counterfeiters in gasoline rationing have mostly stopped and moved into food rations. Tight controls have made gas black markets risky, while food stamp fraud rises with organized gray markets in cigarettes and liquor. Authorities note no large cigarette black market and officials warn of continued illicit activity in other commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexe
Washington
Office of War Information
Gunar Line
Office of Price Administration
Secret Service
Thessary Department
CFA
Invasion forces push inland toward Iwo Jima airfields
U S Pacific Fleet reports Marines have established beachheads on Iwo Jima and pushed toward airfields to enable bombers and medium fighters. Admiral Nimítz announced allied advances after heavy preliminary bombardment and intense ground fighting. Japanese resistance remained but deteriorated as U S ships and air power struck coastal defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Guam
Iwo Island
Tokyo
Adm
Cheater W. Nimilé
Voluray
PMU Corps Marines of America
Aslarl
Annier
Annier Increasing Tapminse Apbtiiery One [Innvlite the Marine “Exayalline Pire
Nini Saad
Jelmoorine
Enery
Corrley Plains
Edwards
Two
Spipan
U. S
Islent
Fifth Marine Corps
Harry Schmid
Tokyo Prefecture
Chester W. Nimitz
Marc Mitscher
Tokyo-Yokohama
Somk
Bow Meer
Yokohama
Dasser
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Wajonit
Arlee
Henyle
Dudge Sterday
Sreeni
Marines
Ruhr Arsenal
Patton
Treasury
Fey
Malibe
Dranaiel
Ann Stash
Navy
Boyenth
Aloument
Cavite
Douglas Mae
Actin
Mistorlé Bay
Porent
Maint
Severith Pleowins
Toosey
Ceietosine
MVNA
Orion
Lmcamne
Irakerwaston
Batawis
Lothal
Stames
Hitler
Multherm
CLUB
SHOW
Corry-Jamestown
DEM
Senate
Bent
Mouse Appropriations Committee
Calcutta
Awit Irrawaddy
Burma
Mandalay
Indiana
Konev
Sagan
Tate
Jfernens
Nimitz
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