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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1942

Page

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Berlin Fakes Success To Offset Russian Victory

AP analyst reports German high command pushing a wartime fiction to downplay Soviet gains while hinting at a major push near Belev and toward the Upper Volga. German circles suggest a coming foray near Belogorod, with broader advances west of Rehey and toward the Main-occupied Baltics as Allies brace for spring offensives.

Berlin Vladivostok Simeune Aesmonunos Anbelly Upper Volga Mosetow Rehey Baltie States Russa Ius

U S Bombers Score Against Japs In Indies

The War Department reported American bombers hit Japanese warships and transports near Bali, with four planes shot down and crashes on three cruisers. In the Philippines, heavy artillery and night bombing continue on Bataan as MacArthur’s forces endure an eighth week of siege.

Associated Press Washington Netherlands Bali Batavia Philippines Merc Bataan Manila Bay Fort Frank Philippine MacArthur Badaan R’rived Subic Bay

Thirty three registrants called to army from Corry area

Corry and nearby towns ship 33 men to Local Board No. 3 in Union City for early March induction into the U S Army. The list includes Frank Clark Green Joseph Loven Gelives Ernest Hess Sherwood Merritt Koole Charles Williams Kerr Joseph nib Leo Gehres Howard Emerson J Keith Donaldson Paul Evereth Hardman Alex Adamehsyk Arnold McCaslin Stanley Miller Harry Smiley William Mick Paul Hinckley Joseph Hopkins Frank Zielinski Milton Blakeslee Richard Goddard Wilfred ExRue Hamilton Carl Predell William Himron Frank Bielawski Michael Sprovers Thomas Thompson William Pettit Frank Brol John Krol Earl Baumbaugh Fred Campbell Jeff Shields Frank Baressi Clyde Skelton and others. Price rise warned by Henderson as farm prices rise costs follow.

Corry Union City Fay U.S. Army District Board Frank Clark Green Wesh Smith Street Joseph Loven Gelives Uhion City Ernest Hess R. D Waterford Sherwood Merritt Koole Stanley Miller Harry Leverne Smiley William S. Mick Paul Lee Hinckley R.D Joseph Perry Hopkins Frank Zielinski Wattsburg Milton Penn Blakeslee Union Richard Evans Goddard Wilfred ExRue Hamilton Carl L. Predell Seneca Street William Robert Himron Frank Bielawski Washington Street Michael Sprovers Wayne Street Com Thomps William Pettit Edinboro Frank Stephen Brol D. 1 John Burl Krol City Earl Baumbaugh Fred M. Campbell Jolt Waller Albert Shields Gon Cord Street Frank Laurence Baressi Smith Corey Clyde Laverne Skelton

Annihilation Claims By Nazis Advance

Adolf Hitler's high command asserted German tank forces killed 27 000 Russians and captured 5 000 prisoners in a four week encirclement near Rehov 125 miles northeast of Moscow. Soviet front lines claimed the garrison at Radev was surrounded while Soviet dispatches reported fresh troops landing at Grimes. In Crimea Soviet warplanes aided Sevastopol defense and reportedly killed nearly 30 000 Germans in 300 offensive thrusts. The Red Army pledged a larger assault in Moscow to counter Hitler's spring plans.

Adolf Hitler Rehov Moscow London Radev Crimea Feodosiya Kerch Sevastopol Crimean Red Army Red Star Nazi Germany Soviet Information Bureau

Corry Soldier Carlton Craker Found Dead in Army Barracks

Corry mourns its first war casualty Private Carlton W Craker 20 son of Mr and Mrs Charles T Craker of 20 First avenue. He enlisted in the U S Air Corps at Pittsburgh February 4 1941 and trained at Lowry Field Denver Colorado. He hoped to graduate from a special armament school but failed to reach that goal and died in barracks, with word of the tragedy spreading to his hometown.

Corry First Avenue Carlton W. Craker Charles T. Craker U. S. Air Corps Pittsburgh Pearl Harbor Ain Corns Lowry Pield Denver Galo Binks Lowry Field Rockies Appar

New War Powers Legislation Heads to House Next Week

Washington February 21 The House will take up new war powers legislation as a major item next week with debate allotted for four hours. The measure would authorize federal agencies to operate for the duration of a wartime period and is part of five key actions House leaders plan to dispose of. Also planned is a pension repealer tied to a Senate bill, with potential Senate-adjacent support and a possible House margin of aid.

Fes Washington House Cone Congressional Senate

Berlin Claiming Eighty Ships As East Coast Toll

Berlin reports eighty ships sunk by German submarines off the American coast totaling 532,900 tons. A liberally stated communique says fourteen more ships have been destroyed in Caribbean operations, including a Paria Gulf entry where no ships were found and two anchored vessels at Port of Spain were damaged by explosions overnight.

Ign Berlin Belo High Command Caribbean Sea Specia Paria Gulf Trinidad Port-of-Spain U.S. Army Portaf-Spain Anchorage Gulf of Paria Ist

Portugal prepares for Timor crisis as Salazar speaks

In Lisbon the national assembly convenes for an extraordinary session to hear Premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar outline Portugal's policy after Japan's invasion of Timor. The Japanese ambassador warned Portugal of leaving Timor after achieving aims if neutrality remains. Berlin announced a German minister visited Salazar, with no public result, as Ontario police hunted for escaped German air force personnel from a Bowmanville camp.

Axis Portugal National Assembly Associated Press Lisbon Antonio de Oliveira Salazar Portuguese Timor Ambassdor Galezz Salazar Berlin Bowmanville Ont Ontario

Lad Falls From Bridge Injures Wrists In Storm

A Spring Creek youth fell from a bridge over the Brokenstraw during a severe storm Friday afternoon, snapping both wrists and injuring his chin. He was found by a neighbor and later treated at Corry hospital. concussion ruled out. He is the son of Mr Sadie Taylor of Spring Creek. The exact sequence remains uncertain as he climbed from the creek side before reaching his home.

Lime LaRue ‘Tay Spring Creek Brokenstraw Corry Ironpital Buy Incal Institution John Rickerson Sadie Taylor

Presidential order to shift federal workers for war effort

Roosevelt issued an executive order creating a priority classification system to move competent federal employees from less essential agencies to areas contributing more to the war program. The move aims to maximize manpower where it counts most for national defense.

Associated Press Washington Roosevelt

Piling Up of War Materials at U S Ports Delays Pacific Convoys

War materials crated for the Pacific front are piling on American wharves awaiting cargo ships. The shortage is blamed on shipping line capacity rather than production, with officials forecasting a temporary bottleneck. Senate panel hears rapid garment of planes tanks and guns, as talks on a large army navy appropriation bill proceed.

Associated Press Washington Parife Trent Senate Appropriations Robert P. Patterson Ueb Emory Land Maritime Commission Monnay Army Navy Zand Tela Inter Jong Hai

Riom Trial Proceedings Outline Pre-Will Developments

The fragment references Riom trials in occupied France, noting pre-will developments in Germany and France. It mentions defense items and a presentation by Formey Prenser bent Blum to support a political risk, amid the Leibunal of Riom day.

Procerte Riom France Germany Formey Prenser Bent Blum

Wreck at Horseshoe Curve Traps Crew Near Altoona

An eastbound Pennsylvania Railroad freight train wrecked near Horseshoe Curve, west of Altoona, trapping the engine crew. The incident, the third on Pennsylvania lines that week, halted all four mainline tracks around 10:15 AM as officials sought details.

Associated Press Altoona Pennsylvania Railroadreight Pennsylvania Lines Tess

Deserters to be returned to Fort Belvoir

Two young soldiers alleged to have wrecked a stolen automobile near Irvine and fled Fort Belvoir will be returned by military authorities. They are held in the Erie County Jail awaiting arrival of officers from Fort Belvoir. Other arrests include Lloyd of Spartansburg and Nick Rysshin of Algwippa at Lloyd’s home after a crash near Spartansburg. The stolen car was reported owned by Ralph M. Henry of Reedsville. Loyd was arrested recently in Sheffield and released from Warren County jail February 12 before being returned to Fort Belvoir.

Irvine Fort Belvoir Howe Erie County Oficer Lamarrow Kennetht E. Llovid Neer Spartansbury Nick Ryisshin Algwippa Lloyd's Spartansbure Trvine Medway Ralph M. Henry Reedsville Mifflin County Warren Earuse Loyd Sheffield Warren County Fort Belvoie Ohare Euiard

State relief spending hits decade low as 640000 still aided

Harrisburg report shows Pennsylvania relief rolls fell to 640000 in December as wartime factory output boosted earnings. Total expenditures reached 103.94 million dollars with federal funds included. Dependency varied by county from 19 to 132 percent amid uneven recovery since the 1930s WPA era.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Howard L. Russell Department of Public Assistance James Stisell Tourti Ct Russell Montgomery County Philadelphia Lavka Warns

Bali Strait naval battle swells beyond Macassar clash

Allied US Dutch forces smash Japanese invasion fleets off Bali in a major sea battle. Official war bulletins say two Japanese cruisers and two destroyers were seriously damaged, as submarines and air units support the action amid Java Bali Lombok fighting.

Macassar Strait Associated Press Macassar Straits Bali United Nations Indies Japan Java Canberra Astralia Brown Kip Analte Ball Batavia NM. E. I Lombok United States Hepsi Netherlands Banjoewanui SumAlay Batnyin Isnds East Indies

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