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13 Jan 1943
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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
Jan 13, 1943
Page
1
Fragmentary market note hints at bid and fee
A partial OCR shows a lively bid and a monetary figure around 1000 pounds or more. The readable items reference a process to nominate or mediate a payment, with unclear parties and place. Further specifics are not discernible from the fragment.
Government to seize mines if strike continues
Thousands of striking miners in Pennsylvania meet to weigh a possible truce as the War Labor Board hints President Roosevelt may seize strikebound collieries. WLB says coal stocks are critically low, threatening the war effort, and could authorize government action if the strike persists. Leaders push for negotiations while impasses with UMW chiefs surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
War Labor Board
Roosevelt
Svar
Labor Board
Lycio
Unons
Michael Kost
UMW
District 1
WLB
Kosi
Hugh Cavasaugh
Phil Jeney
John L. Lewis
Cavanaugh
Lewis
Cheney
Independents win at Ajax Tron Works election
Workers at the Ajax Tron plant voted under the National Labor Relations Board to choose representation. Independent Local No. L reportedly gained a large majority of ballots though final tallies were not available. The result determines bargaining rights for numerous employees at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajax
Enon Workers Local No. L
Ight
Ajax Tron
Nahanel Labor Relations Board
We By & Imarall
Hitee
Ane
Australia Prefers Flynn Appointment Amid USA Tensions
Melbourne dispatch says editors argue Australia ready to accept Edward Flynn as minister despite questions about his fitness. They warn the worst consequence would be if American political vendetta proved true, given the strong support Flynn would need to serve as U S representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
EdWward J. Flynn
Australia
Melbourne Herald Today
Roosevelt
Pawer Hali
Lynn
United States
Mobilization Air Drill tests war plans in Pennsylvania
Corry's civilian defense group readies a mobilization and air raid drill described as a real test of the state's war plans. The War Strategy Board set fif teen core objectives, including blackout readiness, ration coordination, unit identification, and public reaction to mobilization maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Defense
War Strategy Board
Baugher Case Postponed For Health Reasons
Harrisburg January 2 The case against Clifford Baugher former deputy state treasurer for forgery and embezzlement was postponed due to illness. Attorney Cari Shulley said Baugher underwent an operation at Erie on January 11 and the case will be resumed upon recovery. Baugher pleaded nolo contendere last September to charges involving 28000 of Commonwealth funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Clifford
Baugher
Ere
Dauphin
Cour
Cari
Shulley
W. Barber
Erie
Shelley
Nolo Contendre
Commonwealth
Mystery in Algiers Brings Giraud De Gaulle Meeting Hope
In Algiers General Henri Giraud and General Charles de Gaulle prepare for a possible summit after arrests linked to Admiral Darlan's Christmas Eve assassination. A spokesman says the probe targets a broad conspiracy, not political lines, as telegrams hint at a quick meeting in early January. A side note reports a smallpox quarantine in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sty
Prens F
Worth Africa
Hens Honore Girad
West Africa
Charles Dé Gaulle
Jeader
Giraud
Jean Daslan
Datlan
Paris
Darlan
Lves
Italy
Admiral Darian
St Wss
Robert Murphy
Roosevelt
North Africa
Girawd
North Africs
Generge Gaulle
de Gaulle
de Gaile
Clenea
Girand
Blast at Publicker Alcohol plant injures nineteen in Philadelphia
A spark ignited vapors at the Publicker Alcohol Company plant causing a five story building to flood with ash and alcohol. Nineteen workers were injured and several rescued, with one man suffering a skull fracture. Fire and plant officials investigated damage as a major blaze burned through the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Atvc
Cowden
Publicker Alcohol Company
Bremen
Petar McGow
James Bergen
Rugister
William P. Goyder
War Bulletins Report Multiple Front Actions
AP dispatches report Allied and Axis activity across WWII theaters. Bombings near Henderson Field and Mintai air fields, casualties among flyers, Casablanca and London air raids, German tank and air assaults in the Caucasus, Russian counterattacks near Tosto and Mingralnye, and arrests in Algiers tied to Admiral Darlin’s assassination probe.
Office of Price Administration narrows pleasure driving ban
The Office of Price Administration clarifies that stops while en route to work are permitted if they occur on the home to work route. Authorized stops include church services, funerals, essential shopping, doctor visits, and other necessary trips to protect property. The ruling aims to save gasoline in the 1 state college area without hindering essential activities. Wyoming liquor sales for retailers will follow a rationed allotment based on 1940 rules per the state liquor commission plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Aulomobiles
1-State College
Red Cross
Eetylcemen
Main highways reopen after severe blizzard statewide
Weather men report roads opening across Pennsylvania and New York after a heavy blizzard. Highway crews cleared drifts overnight and urged cautious driving as remaining rural routes and sidewalks thaw. Officials expected all major routes usable by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Opesi
Cody
Stele
Carter + Hi
Bath
Pennsylvania
New York State
mughWays Berg
Reorganize WLB to speed action in wage disputes
The War Labor Board, in a new plan, will create 12 to 14 regional boards with power to settle wage and labor disputes. Regional offices will be in 10 cities with two more in Detroit and Seattle. up to two additional boards may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLB
Avsnciated
Washington
War Tabor Board
Detroit
Woard
Boston
New York
Philladhlalle
Alanis Hegelend
Chicago
Kansas City
Denver
Dallas
Seattle
Ian Praricitea
Film on Rickenbacker to be made in New York
Negotiations are under way in New York for a motion picture about Captain Eddie Rickenbacker the flyer. Christy Walsh the authorized representative said no contract has been made with any company or individual yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickenbacker
New York
Jen
Moror
Ife
Eddie Rickerbacker
Christy Walsh
Fler
Walsh
German War Effort Shrinking as Retreat in Caucasus Looms
Dispatches report German military leaders preparing the populace for the loss of much of last summer’s spoils in Russia. A retreat is favored in the Caucasus as the Red Army pushes forward from Mozdok and Nalchik, with renewed German resistance bolstered by fresh troops and equipment. The Caspian supply routes and lend lease aid from the United States are cited as crucial factors shaping the war’s northern advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Babe
Russia
Goebbels
East
Fywinloe
Caucasus
Red Army
Moztok
Nalehite
Germany
Hitler
Sromy
Thas
Bard
Shukov
Ganeusiis 4Stani
Rostov
Black Sea
Dis
Africa
Ovesn
Tran
Union City Youth Participates in Big U S Bombing Raid
Sergeant Kenneth Shepard, son of Union City residents, took part in a dawn raid near Kebili in North Africa. Flying a Light 420 Douglas Havoc escorted by Curtiss P-40 Warhawks, his squad attacked Axis concentration of troops and trucks, with leader Captain C. B. Sharpless guiding a low altitude pass and fires starting from the grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Shepard
North Main Street
Union City
Kebut
Africa
C. B. Sharpless
Wilmington
Del
Shepard
Hlety
U. 8 Army Air Corps
Fortresses Destroy 34 Nazi Planes in North Africa Raid
Allied aircrews claim destruction of 34 Nazi aircraft in a land and sea attack south of Tripoli and near Castel Meil, with Fortresses and B 28 Marauders involved. German defenses, including P 38 Lightning escorts, fought back as the mission achieved base withdrawal. Continuous air activity marked the day across northern Tunisia and eastern Libya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Wes Gallagher
North Africa
Jen
Castel Meal Miield
Tripoli
Tripolitania
Aly
Libya
Agninkeyi
Phinus
Bothet
I Alr
Bou Araba
Gondella
Tunisia
RAF
Bisleys
Tunisian
Sousse
Aero Employees to Vote on Union Choice This Thursday
AerO Supply plant workers will vote Thursday morning to choose their bargaining representative amid a dispute between United Steelworkers and IAM Local 1508. Balloting runs 5 30 am to 8 30 pm under National Labor Relations Board rules with secrecy guaranteed. The outcome will determine the plant’s union and end a crossover in a wildcat strike from November. Leaders expect a decisive result with broad local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Supply
Tomurmy
National Labor Relations Board
Iset
United Steelworkers of America
Aera Lodge
Ballstretions
Dig
Red Army drives to western outskirts of siege city near Stalingrad
Soviet reports claim Red Army shock troops smashed through western outskirts of Volga city as fighting rages in courtyards and streets. advance tightens Don Volga corridor and alarms Germany with renewed offensives near Rostov and Lake Ladoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Army
Stalingrad
Volga
Imeabropolis
Don-Volen
Aluer
Stalingead
Une
Lake Anies
Leningrad
Lake Lasloga
Lenimerad
Lake
Ladoga
Rostov
Trant
Mie
Salek
Stockholm
Solsk
Caucasus
Restov-Biu
Yatigorsk
Essentuki
Reuters
Moscow
Red Army Colums
Citizens Bank Board Renamed In Annual Reports
Citizens Natl Bank stockholders heard annual reports showing a good year of operations. The board of directors was reelected for the same terms: A. O Bendure, Glenn W. Donaldson, Howarth W. Loveland, D. B. Theath, and AL W. Parker. A meeting for officer elections was announced for Thursday evening. In other news, rationing of evaporated milk for infants began in Cleveland with 29,000 ration cards issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Nawah— al Bank
God Yaar
Ame
A. O Benddure
Glenn W. Donaldson
Howarth W. Loveland
D. BH Theeath
AL W. Parker
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Flynn
Associated Press
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the Treasury
SONAL
Algiers
DeGaulle
Darlon
State Health Department
Uttech & Genera
Kishacoquillas
MiMin County
Phila
Heailerson
Pietony
Guadalcanal
Solaris
Mintci
Navy
Nelay
London
Ho Ule
Air Ministry
Priertes
King George
Ottawa
Canady
Philip Murray
Elfeel
Maikop
Bisel Sea
Red Sir
Tostov
Mingralnye Voy
Jean Darlin
Wyoming
U.S
Sergt
U. S
Kebilin
Aero Employes
Big Defense
Volga City
Ros— Joy
Red Drive
Citizens Bank Board
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