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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1944
Page
1
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Suspect Arrested Hour After Burglary in Jamestown
Frank Bell of 222 Mott Street was arrested by Jamestown police after a window smashing burglary at Bransley Jewelry in the Shee Theater building. Witnesses reported a Corry man and a car with a license plate seen leaving the scene. Bell denied involvement and refused extradition to New York. extradition proceedings and a warrant are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bell
Mott Street
John D. Flanigan
L. J. Kelly
Jamestown Paice Department
Corry
Kelly
T Ie
Jamestown Police
Brnsley Jewelry
Shee Theater
Mast Second Street
Matity
Kenly
Ghict Planigan
Jamestown
Bell
Tie City
Pd Ws
Wai
Set
Moynilian
New York State
Flanigan
Brie
Albany
Harrisburg
Jamestown Shore
Miner Held for Murder in Fatal Stabbing
Johnstown Pa January 1 Police Lieutenant Calvin Kautl said Frank Spencer 38 a miner would be arraigned today on a murder charge for the fatal stabbing of Andrew Liske after an street quarrel last night. Knutf maf said Spencer signed a statement admitting he plunged a butcher knife into Liske's chest while prone to the men accused of dealing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Calvin Kautljan
Frank Spencer
Ftilly
Andrew Liske
Knutf Maf
Spencer
Tske
Corry Firm to Start Work on Big War Order
Corry firm to begin work on the largest war order yet received, supplying crucibles for auxiliary gasoline aides. The Bavison Fosle Winer Company employs about 40 men, processing timber and expanding operations as peacetime construction slows. The firm shifts to wartime bonding with government contracts and expects a long backlog as it ramps up for the coming two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Firm
Ligdusteres
Bavison- Fosle
Gompany
Vibo
Five Hurt In Collision On Route Eight Saturday Night
Five people were injured in a two car crash seven miles south of Titusville near Petroleum Center junction on Route 8. Stephen Brown 83 of Diamond lost control of a 1941 Hudson after a blowout, colliding head on with Ward Gilson of Titusville driving a 1930 Dodge. Brown and his passenger Mrs Rachel Kertcher suffered facial and bodily bruises while Shirley Kentchet 15 sustained a facial injury, Mrs Ward Gilson 38 had broken jaw and body bruises, and Nancy Mae Gilson 9 had a fractured skull. All were hospitalized in Titusville. the driver Gilson was unhurt.
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Pive Parsons
Titusville
Petroleum Center Junction
Stephen Brown
Diamond
Brown
Franklin State
Ward Gilson
Rachel Kertchet
Shirley L Kentchet
Nancy Mae Gilson
Titusville Hospital
Shirley L. Kertcher
Nazis Sentence Ciano to Death
London dispatch reports a German news agency broadcast that Count Galeazzo Ciano, Mussolini's son in law and former foreign minister, was sentenced to death in a Nazi sponsored treason trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyuemen Sps
London
Galeazan Ciano
Benito Mussolini
Itati
Germany
Flames Destroy Norwin High School Building In Fire Loss
Fire at Norwin High School caused an estimated 250000 loss destroying a four story building with 19 offices 4 shops and a cafeteria. More than 400 firefighters from nine companies battled the blaze discovered around 1 30 am by witnesses along Lincoln highway. authorities report the structure housed offices classrooms and a shop area with significant historical value.
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Norwin High School
A& Lass
Peausoll
North Hun
Ing Cole
Wiel
Wittieny Baik
Ivr
Weuneuny Nytt
Anne
Freman
Tor Smuthes
Jap Forces Stiffen In New Britain
Allied reports say Japanese troops rallied to defend strategic territory in New Britain and fought stubbornly at both invasion points. Australian forces faced tougher resistance along New South Wales coast as air battles intensified, with Allied fighters countering Japanese interception efforts. General Warren J. Clear spoke at the Pacific war conference in Los Angeles, noting Japan’s army is stronger.
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Associated Press
Pacific
Goth
New Britain
New Sumea
Oran
Warren J. Clear
Japan
Los Angles
Mortgage debt drive at First Baptist Church of Corry
The First Baptist Church of Corry reports a successful start to a mortgage repayment campaign aimed at 2600.50 this year to finish the debt from the 1937 fire rebuild. Ralph Carroll, Clifford Redding, and Franke Sherwood lead the drive as the church prepares a mortgage burning ceremony next year. Rev Francis Whiteman, the new pastor, arrives after concluding duties in Mayville.
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First Baptist Church
Ralph Carroll
Clifford Redding
Franke Sherwood
Chrch
Francis Whiteman
Rev. Whiteman
Mayville
Corry
Blood Donation Unit Returns to Corry Today
The Buffalo mobile blood unit arrives in Corry for a two day drive at the Episcopal church under Lieut Irwin Craig USNMC. Red Cross logs canteen, Motor Corps, nurses and Corry Hospital staff aid. About 200 appointments set. influx may rise despite expected higher rejections from colds and influenza. Aero Supply workers join the volunteers, with large attendance planned today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Episcopal Church
Irwin Craig
U.S. Naval Medical Corps
Red Cross
Ha~zel
Shuss
Motor Corps
Helen McCray
Corry Hospital
Hart T. Cherry
Aero Supply
Practical System of Absentee Voting Pressing Problem
Washington faces urgent action on absentee voting for servicemen at home and overseas. Congress must decide on subsidies for CCC extension, social security payroll tax rates, and war contracts renegotiation while timing for the president's state of the union address remains unclear. Ballots must be printed months before November, and enabling legislation may be required.
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Washington
Congress
Behrury
Commodity Credit Corporation
Lewiskition
CCC
Senate
George D-Ga
Capitol Air
Roosevelt
Ganrge Plusia
Congressmen Barred From Armed Services
Congressmen were barred from the armed services as President Roosevelt faced new hurdles. The issue centers on evaluating service to the nation and the balance of power during wartime. The White House and Navy officials discussed measures, with some lawmakers urging limits while others pressed for greater congressional involvement.
Allied and Allied forces report heavy air and naval actions in war updates
Allied Headquarters reports heavy American bomber operations over Sufin biting into Bubiyirys capital defenses aided by a continuing push on the German capital. A presidential wage board postpones a hearing due to union leadership absence. Mitchell bombers sink a 1200 ton enemy cargo ship off China, while Stilwell’s command notes U S fighters strafing Japanese shipping on the Yangtze. Spitfires hit near misses on an enemy destroyer off the coast of southern France as operations extend to Italy and Indo China. Allied Mediterranean actions in 194% show 1,010 ships attacked with 250 sunk.
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Red” Wall
Katherine J. Wall
East Mein Street
New Guinea
Catalina
Bob Kunkie
Peru
Ind
Pacific
New Britain
Cape Hoskings
Rea” Wai
William T. Wail
Navy
Mayof
Great Lakes Naval Station
Great Lakes
China
Joseph W. Stilwell
United States
Yangtze
Burma
French
Indo-China
Algiers
Jan
France
Italy
Tomton
San Pietro
Mediterranean
Ban on deferments for 18 to 21 year olds in draft policy
The Selective Service, led by Major General Lewis B. Hershey, bans occupational deferments for registrants aged 18 through 21 effective February 21. The shift aims to add about 115,000 non fathers to military duty with exceptions for 405,640 workers and certain restaurant and student deferments. Research indicates the policy tightens rules and requires state approval to maintain or revoke deterrent status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Met
Lewis B
Dimis
Bard and Kelly Named in Senate Race Rumors
Reports from Harrisburg indicate Bard of Lancaster County and John B. Kelly are among potential candidates for the U S Senate race. Party leaders weigh early moves as Pennsylvania prepares for primaries with nominations for auditor general, congressional seats and state House. A possible push to retire Governor George H. Earle is also noted, with talks of other big-name entrants continuing across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Jin
State Elections Bureau
Pennsylvania
U.S
State House
Senate
Mending
Weil
Bard
Lancaster County
John B. Kelly
Philadelphia
Democratic
George H. Earle
Earle
City’s New Tractor and Plow Shipped
Harold Brown of Corry Bridge and Supply Company announced the city has received heavy snow plow equipment from the Case plant in Racine Wisconsin and expects delivery within a week unless traffic delays occur. He said a heavy duty tractor and ring foot plow attachment were shipped from Hassusty’s plant per a memo he received.
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Harold Brown
Cony
Corry
Berg
Racine
Wis
My. Browh
Fast-Talking Doughboy Tricks Germans On Italian Front
Pvt. Ely Miller, an 18-year-old from Peoria, hoodwinks a German lieutenant and 18 soldiers into believing they are surrounded, then leads a single-handed attack toward capture across No Man’s Land. In his first action near San Vittore, the German response drives his unit back to a farmhouse, and Miller’s courage becomes a daring feat amid heavy fighting and grainy cave retreat.
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Associated Press
Ely Miller
Peoria
Leutenant
No Man's Land
Miller
San Vittore
Billy
Moscow Says Loss of 700000 Men Imminent
German forces claim to advance toward Ochakov on the Black Sea as Soviet reports warn of heavy casualties. General Votutin’s army reportedly within 33 miles of the Odassa Warsaw railway, signaling a tense frontline near the sector.
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Moscow
Ochakov
Black Sea
Votutin
Odassa
Warsaw
Fifth Army Near Cassino Planes Hit Naval Base of Pola
German high command claimed Soviet amphibious forces were repelled at Ochakov on the Black Sea. Dispatches say Russians advanced near Sarny and Odessas area, with heavy fighting in southern Russia and near Cassino as Allied Fifth Army pushes toward Rome.
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Fifth Army
Cassino
Pola
Amovialei Prens
Black Sea
Ochakov
Ocpesa
Eton
Dnieper
Vonéeniaier
Dilester
Poland
Erie
Old Poland
Byest-Liyavak
Sarny
Nyenlles
Bertin
Russia
Stockholm
Moscow
Ukraine
Geil
Nikolai Vatutin
Odessas
Warsaw
Aouthern
Pau
Ateres
Koory Hall
Samy
Buy
Bessarabia
Rome
Qasitinn
Mts
Five More Pneumonia Cases Listed at Corry Hospital
Health Officer Wanizano reports five additional pneumonia cases all confined to Corry Hospital for treatment. Patients include Carrie Reynolds 75 of RD 5 Miles McCray 44 Spring Creek Frank Fern 81 218 West Pleasant Street and Dewitt Dewitt 18 months of RD 3 with Mrs James Oger of North Center Ernest. A later update notes one patient was being brought to the hospital by carrier.
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Corry Hospital
Wate
Wanizano
Carrie Reynolds
Miles McCray
Spring Creek
Frank Fern
West Pleasant
Street
Linkin Glarisee Dewith
Martin Dewitt
James Oger
North Center
Ernest
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