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28 Jan 1944
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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 28, 1944
Page
1
United States cuts off oil to Franco in move tied to Axis pact
The United States suspends shipments to Spain from the Caribbean, cutting off its main oil source as Spain weighs its stance toward Germany and the Allies. British and Argentine moves influence Spain’s choice amid debt settlements with Germany and a looming February cutoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Associated Press
Washington
Spain
Germany
Francisco Franco
Caribbean Sea
Break in Hotel Thefts Prompts Police Probe
Police chase new leads in thefts at Hotel Cony where $160 was stolen from a guest room. Two suspects are under investigation as evidence grows, largely circumstantial but pointing toward possible arrests soon. The probe covers related incidents tied to the hotel and recent ownership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Cony
Jay
Jt Ia
Rail Junctions Captured by Soviets Near Leningrad
Soviet forces claim heavy blows to German lines as they seize Volosova and Tosno railway junctions. A Leningrad salute marks the push toward Narva, with towns recaptured and Leningrad relief noted. Gvorov and Shdunov issue orders praising the ongoing offensive and siege lifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aniculated
Moscow
Leonid
Doverova Yorrés
Soviet Union
Seepl
Govorov
Andrei Shdunov
Leningrad
Narva-Reval Vailway
Leningrad-Moscow
Tosna
Revelation of Jap Atrocities Stirs Nation
Washington reports a U S government release details brutal Japanese Army abuse of captured American and Filipino prisoners. The Army Navy joint study, based on sworn survivor statements, cites starvation, torture, water denial, medical neglect, beatings, beheadings, and burying men alive with only three survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Hull
United States
United Nations
Japan
Miraco
Senator Clarke
Batali and
Corregidor
United Sites
Army
Navy
High Command
Melvil H. McCoy
USN
Indianapolis
S. M. Mell
Pennsy Collision Blocks Main Line
In heavy fog a rear-end collision of two freight trains near Conemaugh Pa blocked all four Pennsylvan ia Railroad main line tracks for hours. Three trainmen were slightly injured and Pittsburgh Harrisburg traffic was delayed four to five hours as wrecking crews cleared wreckage and passenger routes via Chicago Washington and Chicago New York were rerouted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Chicago
Washington
New Yorks
Conemaugh
Rallmmad
Demonstration Follows Liberation of Leningrad
In Leningrad crowds pour into streets after liberation is proclaimed. Citizens recall two months of darkness and bombardment as 24 salvoes from 324 guns signal the city’s full release and celebrations erupt with cries of hurrah and husrah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leningrad
Associated Press
Moscow
U S planes strike Japanese island bases in renewed campaign
Allied air and naval forces pounded the Marshall and Admiralty Islands in a week long offensive. American bombers and fighters inflicted heavy damage with 282 tons dropped on installations. Navy planes sank two small ships near Eniwetok as Seventh Army and air force crews hit Maloelay, Mill, Jalut, and Kwaideip, while Liberators bombed Truk’s northern staging area and surrounding targets as Australian forces push toward Madang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Marshall
Admiralty Islands
Philippines
Bataan
Marshalls
Coral Islands
Hawaii
Solomons
Navy
Eniwetok
Gilberts
Seventh Army
Air Force
Maloelay
Mill
Jalut
Kwa~ideip
Taroa
Admiraltys
Pacific
Truk Bastion
Bismarck
New Guinea
Parthy
Sio
Saidor
Madang
Germans Suffer Heavy Air Losses Near Marseille
Allied air forces hit German airfields near Marseilles slicing loss reports to around fifty planes. Fifth Army expands beachhead and reports many prisoners as wedge drives inland and Rome regarded as secure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Fifth Army
Rome
Allied push extends beachhead to 12 miles north of Anzio
Allied communiqués report Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark's Fifth Army widening the Italian beachhead five to six miles inland and up the coast to twelve miles north of Anzio. British forces repelled a German assault by the 10th Army while American and British troops pressed toward Rome with air and sea support.
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Assockdiyd Press
Algiers
10Th Army
Bettuno
Marseilly Atte
Mondoyelier
Mans Reid
Thalian
Jesvy Germai
Almast Io Ramo
Seafons
Nery
Gobet Fox
Timlian
Rome
Fifth Army
Analg
Adothar
Harold Alexander
Linian
Hermann Goering
29Th Armored Grena
Rotiw
Adolf Hitler
Tenth Army
Gustav
Osino
Garlesline
Gassing
Kablin
Pomeroy to Leave Wesleyville Junior High Faculty
Wilford Pomeroy resigns from the Corey district junior high faculty after 15 years of service. He cites pursuing new duties at Wesleyville as a substitute teacher and assistant in physical education. Superintendent Dewey notes no immediate successor and that Pomeroy will complete a sixty day notice before departure.
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Wilford
Pomprny Tee
Enutist
Pomeroy
Tins
Wesley
Wesleyville
Aline
Dewey
Posible
Ali
Republicans Split on Vote Measure in Senate
Washington dispatch reports Senate Republicans divided over a war ballot measure. Senator Vandenberg announced he would back the measure to support service personnel voting in November, criticizing Roosevelt’s objection as partisan. McNary’s absence left Republicans on the defensive amid Democratic charges they block service voters to aid a Roosevelt fourth term bid.
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Associated Press
Washington
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Wdmin
Mentary
Heston
Roosevelt
Neplin
Ned
McNary
Ore
Senate
Ted
Fist of Mets
Corey Polio Fund reaches 1943 total in donations
Ed Kinley announced the Polio Fund total had reached 1134.25 with recent events adding more. A Red Run Club bingo night yielded 91.86, plus 21.60 from other donations. Wynwood Herman Jewelry and other locals contributed small sums. Rex Mente Jal event also added to the tally as the drive continues into early next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey
the Finite Paralysis Fund
Ed Kinley
Red Red Gun Club
Wwebb
Wynw
Herman Jewelry
Rex Mente Jal
McCracken Leads Navigation Class At State Armory
Lt McCracken speaks on navigation methods during CAP Flight One Corry training at the State Armory. He notes four navigation methods celestial radio dead reckoning and pilotage and praises CAP ground training for Army Air Corps cadet preparation. He will depart for the Second Army Air Force at Dyersburg Tenn after earning his silver wings.
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State Armory
Livsh
Joh A. McCracken
John H. McCracken
West Con
Rhodes
MrCrackett
Army Air Corps School of Navigation
San Marcus
Texas
Wight
Air Corps
Lasteyerine
CAP
Robey Brown
Tormy Youn
Corry
Army Air Corps
Aip Corps
McCracken
Second Army Air Force
Dyersburg
Tenn
Miami Besch
Fla
San Antonio Air Base
Islington Field
Hatch Act cases opened against state health head and officials
The U S Civil Service Commission issued citations against Dr A H Stewart state secretary of health 12 other health department officials and a treasury official alleging active political involvement in the 1982 election. Deputy AG William J M Rutter said 48 individuals were named with 15 days to answer before further action. The Justice Department will defend the cited officials.
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Civil Service Commission
State Health Dept
Associated Plin Harrigburg
Citions
A. Hi. Stewart
Riltler
Treasury
Joseph Yosko
Bureau of
Justice Department
Rutter
Stewart
Health Department
Voskov
British Admit 43 Planes Lost In Heavy Raid
London dispatch reports a heavy RAF night raid on Berlin with hundreds of bombers. The British announce 43 planes lost across multiple operations, while fires raged in Berlin’s outskirts and industrial districts.
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Helgoland
Berlin
Aly Associated Press
London
Arnold
Britis
Cilleration
Nowie
Nowie Mighty Nortis Sewshyt
Germany
Berly
Allenbladet
Reid
Checking All Food Handlers Certificates Renewal Efforts
Health Officer Flanigan oversees six month renewals for all food handlers in restaurants hotels dining cars and similar venues. The process requires physician inspections and return to Health Board within five days, with reports due to the State Department of Health each month detailing issued certificates and inspections.
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Tions
Flanigan
Board of Health
State Department of Health Enon
W Luwacht
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