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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1945
Page
3
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Mayville reports Howard J Tibbetts his wife and two young sons kept in Manila since Japan’s attack are safe and well. A telegram from the Provost Marshal General’s Office in Washington notes the Tibbetts family has a second child born during imprisonment. The message confirms good physical condition and details their internment at Santo Tomas earlier.
Allied forces led by Patton push from the Pruem Saar region toward Trier as part of a wider thrust linked to the Aachen offensive. Third Army advances into the Hochwald and near Konz, with tanks reaching a mile from the Saar and Moselle junction. North of the Moselle the 80th Infantry Division seizes four towns northwest of Bollendorf.
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Erie February 22 The Galais brothers owners of the Erie Restaurant report their father Gus Galanis 79 safe in Greece after years of no word The elder Galanis left the United States in 1911 lived 1911 to 1919 in his homeland and made several trips across the ocean The family had only Red Cross notices confirming the four daughters and their father were alive until this postcard arrived
The Pennsylvania Railroad, in its 98th annual report, says 1944 set a record for business volume with operating revenues surpassing a billion dollars for the first time. Net income fell compared to 1943 and 1942, due to wage increases, higher material and fuel costs, and handling more traffic. Taxes totaled about 152 million, taking over 23 percent of capital stock, and nearly 70 cents of every dollar after expenses was consumed. Net income was 64,720,431.
February 22 at the Fifth Street crossing an eastbound Erie passenger train struck a truck killing Joseph W. Snyder 60 operator of Snyder Grandusky Feed Mills and driver of the truck and two Allegany youths Donald Dentler 11 and Donald Bovnard 11. The locomotive derailed blocking the line until a Salamanen wrecking crew cleared the track. Engineer J C Clepsattle stopped the engine after it plowed along the ties for a short distance. State troopers and Coroner J Hosmer investigated.
Erie on Feb 22 reports War Bond sales of the EY series for 1944 reached 21,890,500 with FY and GQ additions lifting the county total to 25,288,200 for the year. The per capita purchase equaled 116.14 for every resident of Erie city and county based on 1948 OPA population estimates. Erie ranked second among 18 Fort Pitt area counties, trailing only Westmoreland.
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