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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1943

Page

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Auction Notice for Estate of Leo in Erie County

Estate of Leo in the City of Erie is announced with letters testamentary granted. Executor to pay debts and distribute assets. claims must be filed with Cameron Street office by a stated date. Auctioneer Cornish, Jr. listed with probate details and property items including cattle, silage, corn, lime, and varied farm equipment.

Montill Cornish, Jr Leo Penn Cameron Street First Corry Sat Leiters Jonahue Nitty Erle Tock Jwer Good Ainly Rely Nmnéylvania Bealities Wits Benti

War era drive surpasses 1942 with $1 024 01 raised

The 1943 County Chapter March of Dimes campaign closed with $1 024 01 in subscriptions, exceeding last year's totals. Local gifts to the infantile paralysis fund included individual pledges and two charity events, with a final $184 01 check to be forwarded to the Erie County chapter chair. Total local effort surpassed prior campaigns and will be reported in subsequent returns.

Naval Foundation Elty Coward Charles Behloss Erle Unity Chainman

Ferry Gifts 1024.01 To County Polio Fund

A local ferry donated 1024.01 dollars to the county polio fund as wartime drives continue. Reports note widespread No. 2 ration book distribution at schools with Harding, Washington, Concord and others issuing books. Navy reports two submarines sunk, German in Atlantic and Japanese in Pacific, with officers honored for actions.

Ferry Gary Sesmen Wea Aaroh Dewey Corry Harding Washington Concord Dewey

New Measure May Restore Old Districts In Pennsylvania

Harrisburg report that a bill ready for introduction would restore the pre reapportionment congressional map, reducing Philadelphia’s seven districts by one, and redraw other districts to reflect population changes. GOP leaders favor a fair redistricting plan, with early proposals by Rep. Hare and Sen. Walker seeking statewide changes and realignments in Allegheny and surrounding counties.

Harrishurg Martin Philadelphia Pennsylvania Throwich Chas HB. Ealy Senate GOP Fred P. Hare, Jr Somerset John M. Walker Allegheny Washington- Greene County Fayette and Somerset Counties Hiler

Scrap Crisis Sparks Nelson Criticism in Pittsburgh

Directors of a seven month old scrap program attack War Production Board leaders in Pittsburgh. Moise, veteran executive of Youngstown Sheet and Tube, says his group delivered only 2622 tons of the 6,000,000 tons ordered since last August and accuses Donald Nelson and the board of hindering war efforts with directives. He warns of danger to the war effort and says with a free hand his organization could meet targets in two months.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Elt War Proluction Board Progékor B. ©. Mots Youngstown Sheet and ‘Tube ‘Company WMT Moise WEE Donald M. Nelson Tve

Finland seeks peace with Soviet Russia on independent terms

Stockholm February report says Finland, weakened and ill-prepared, may seek peace with the Soviet Union but only if terms ensure Finland’s freedom and independence since World War I. Sources say Finns wish contact with Russia via intermediaries, preferably American, and believe they are not bound to Germany.

Stockholm Sweden Finland Russia Brocknorm Germany Cepadiouk Hungary Nfm

Little Hope That More Survived Torpedoings

Washington dispatch reports grim warnings as the U S Navy lists over fifty thousand dead or missing nationwide after torpedo attacks sank two private ships in the North Atlantic. More than 600 listed as missing from the first and about 500 aboard the second with 26 lost. Ships were privately owned and not under direct Army or Navy control. convoy status not disclosed.

Associated Prasy Washington Morehan Prasengie North Atlantic Navy Army Amnes

Vandegrift cites plasma sulfa drugs in war effort

Washington Feb 23 Major General A A Vandegrift Marine commander on Guadalcanal called the war far more humane than the last citing three advances plasma blood plasma as doing wonderful things for our soldiers sulfa drugs taken internally and applied to wounds and immediate evacuation of the seriously wounded by plane to base hospitals in the rear

Washington A. A. Vandegrift Guadalcanal Island Vandegrift George Washington Ginter

Three-State Area Defies War Work Order Says Manpower Board

Philadelphia February 23 War Manpower Commission reports 3300 men in Pennsylvania Delaware and New Jersey defied the work part of the War Work or Fight order. Spokesman says they refused transfers and will face draft board action if they do not comply. About 15 977 notices were mailed between January 1 and February 5 for interviews. 676 were rejected by wartime personnel managers.

Manpower Board Philadelphia Manpower Commission Iis Pennsylvania Delaware Newderney Tayget WMC Ani Anu Gmny Piiaona Nuklig Eupley

Tragic Yankee Clipper Crash Near Lisbon Kills Four

Aboard the Yankee Clipper flight from New York, the flying boat sank after landing in the Tagus river. Four people died and twenty were reported missing, with sixteen rescued including radio singer Jane Froman and passenger William Butterworth. Captain Sullivan and crew were among the injured. cause remains undetermined as officials cited calm winds but high electrical air.

Associated Press Lisbon New York Jean Froman Radio Jane Froman Donald Ross Ross Yvet Silver William Butterworth American Legation RO. D. Sullivan

Missing Seaman From Cory Woman's Family Declares Weathered

Kenneth Paul Wait, son of Mrs William Wait of East Main Street, is listed as missing at sea. Navy reports provide few details while noting he is one of four Walt family members serving, with brothers Joseph, William and another William in naval aviation or service. The Meadville family moved to this city months ago, used to be locals, and press coverage highlights a naval mass enlistment trend.

Enneth Paul Wait William Wait Main Street Seaman Walt Joseph Nfok Texve William Naival William ‘T Ir Naval Aviation Ordinance Meadpitte Navy

Ward squad leaders meet tonight at Wallace's Garage

Oklahoma City reports four air raid victims after a bomber crash near Chickasha. Officials listed Specialists Frank M. Brown, Erle, Palmer Couley, and others among the dead. Ward leaders gathered to discuss air raid ward duties at Wallace's Garage in Plishaverie.

Wallace's Plish Averiilé Charles Guadegno Wirden Briefliei Ordnhgoma City Okla Will Rogers Pield Totay HG Chickasha Olda Frank M

Russian Drives Threaten Orel as War Advances Intensify

Allied coverage reports Soviet forces under Stalin pressing toward Orel a major fortress in the German defense line. Soviet troops claim to have smashed a string of fortifications south of Moscow with deep pushes toward Novorossiysk and Rostov, while German defenders fight to hold key positions along the Aat line near the Black Sea.

Associated Press Russia Kaled Wautis Orel Shiner Ounewins Bogiet Givalny Verhy Rentanty Geri Rostov Wellesakt Novirossisk Black Sea Bhrisk AuuWyy Kyasnodar Mewisville Bremier Ehwrope London Newsiy

Gov announces price caps on vegetables to curb scares

Washington Feb 23 nearly 95 percent of food is under government price control as the Office of Price Administration sets ceilings on five frost affected vegetables. Tomatoes beans carrots cabbage and peas face limits to prices charged during Feb 18 to 22. Seasonal items like sweet corn may be capped next. fresh fish remains uncontrolled. OPA aims to prevent further speculative price spikes after market reports showed sharp tomato price increases.

Washington Office of Price Administration OPA Rse

Roosevelt faces possible opposition to gold devaluation extension

Feb 23 dispatches report Roosevelt may meet Republican and some Democratic resistance in Congress if he seeks another extension of the long-standing authority to cut the dollar’s gold content and sustain the $2 billion stabilization fund. Also noted are emergency labor mobilization for Arizona harvests and AA A wheat quotas set to secure wartime supplies.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Fev Agricul Wieland

Stalin urges new front as war stalemate persists

Soviet leader Stalin marks Russia’s war anniversary praising the Red Army and calling for a second European front. He cites 4,000,000 Germans killed over 20 months and vows a fight to the death against invaders, urging Allied forces to strike in Europe. Ambassador Muisky echoes the need for early Allied decisions to strike Germany, warning the enemy is not yet defeated.

McLaurn Seu Joseph Stalin Russia Army of Europe Red Army Stalin Germany Bess London Ivan Muisky Casablanca

Pacific Convoy Beats Japs Off South Seas Night Attack

Dispatches report Allied convoy repelled a night attack by Japanese torpedo planes south of Guadalcanal, destroying five of eight enemy aircraft with one convoy hit. Eyewitnesses described waves of two to three planes in five minute intervals and heavy fire.

Associated Press South Seas Guadalcanal Pacific Aled Lae New Gainea United Nations Australia Wthackitic New Britin Solomons Admire Oy Islands Burma RAP Mivani Mingplacon Ranged

Allied forces press heavy losses in Tunisia battle

Allied reports say American and British forces drive back German armored columns northwest of Kasserine pass. Despite severe equipment losses, Allied troops repulsed fresh attacks near Tebessa and Thala as Rommel shifts tanks to stem the advance. Casualties and prisoner numbers rise, with air cover from Allied planes aiding ground operations.

Dwight D. Eisenhower Tunisia Genin Kaiser Altec Fistnhower Erwin Rommel Kremamsd Thala Turous Clemons Tuutslili Algeriate Tebeste Algeria Kremamsa Eis Assgrint Sbibw

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