Tuunville Soldier Lee Doss Stover Missing in Action
Tuunville native Lee Doss Stover son of Mr and Mrs Hany Stover has been reported missing in action in Germany since December 21 according to War Department notices received by his parents.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1945
Page
2
Tuunville native Lee Doss Stover son of Mr and Mrs Hany Stover has been reported missing in action in Germany since December 21 according to War Department notices received by his parents.
Meadville and surrounding towns report snowfall totals from November to January and several minor incidents. Mrs Luther Knisely suffers burns from a gas heater. Miss Mary Ann Marucci injured falling and skated. Dr B B Engelhardt’s son wounded in action in Germany. aero lodge meeting urged. reports of a mysterious animal seen near DuBois. a furs clearance sale. missing soldiers in Luxembourg. dog vaccination clinic in Brocton. fire department responds to acetylene line fire at Pennsylvania Furnace. labor board rejects proposed wage plan for Pennsylvania Electric Company. local crime and court notes include a juvenile pawned stolen goods via fuel coupons. obituaries and social notices from Erie, Titusville, Warren, and Franklin areas.
Babson warns that rail stocks may have peaked as postwar earnings shrink after labor and equipment costs rise. He notes investors await wartime end before selling and advises unloading now rather than chasing a late peak.
Titusville groups schedule Monday gatherings at 2 30 pm at local homes with Mrs A Mountain and Mrs John S Colegrove noted as hosts. The Retail Merchants Association plans a Ritz Restaurant dinner January 22 to push longer holiday hours for 1945. Relatives report Frank Armstrong injured in Greenville after a fall on snowy steps at 19 Sherrard Avenue. Mrs A A Williams hospitalized at Dr Pearsons Osteopathic Hospital in Erie for observation.
As First Army advances broke through forest south of Langlir, forces moved within three miles of the Houffalize-St. Vith highway while Third Army units reached six miles from Vianden in Luxembourg. German resistance remained stiff in these danger spots with Fallschirm and ground forces fighting to hold the line.
Report from Page One notes 38 Japanese ships sunk in a major convoy clash with air attacks. Nimitz says 93 enemy ships are believed sunk at Formosa based on Halsey reports, with 37 planes destroyed, multiple ships damaged, and key industrial targets hit. American losses include four planes. Royal Navy and U.S. forces maintain air superiority.
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