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29 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 29, 1943
Page
1
Lend Lease Will Be Checked as Flynn Withdraw
Associated Press reports Congress moves to review the lend lease program with Edward R. Stettinius Jr. questioned by the House Foreign Affairs Committee on wartime operations as lawmakers seek direction for another year of aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flynn
Associated Press
Washington
Lendlease
Ongress
Sstettinius
Stettinius Praises Lend-Lease Aid As Key War Base
Edward R. Stettinius told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that American lend-lease aid has made the British Isles an impregnable base for offensive operations. He urged continuing the lend-lease program, noting large parts of the North African and Middle East campaigns sprang from allied supplies via Britain. He argued the debate is over sending more aid, not whether to continue. He also addressed labor-law reform prospects and Senate scrutiny of Flynn’s Australia nomination, amid wage and salary limit debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
British Isles
Edward R. Srettinius
Congress
Stettinius
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Middle East
Tellan Alles
Syria
Madagascar
House Judiciary Committee
National Labor, Relations, Act
Edward J. Flynn
Senate
Australia
Flynn
van Nuys
House Foreign Affairs Comittee
Wealte
Paige Jour
Council May Act On Clubs List Draft Dodgers Report
City officials led by Mayor Hepler may urge swift action to prevent a porous situation from developing as a result of a proposed clubs charter. Rumors speak of rival groups seeking a club license amid police policy disputes and possible municipal influence, with Chief Flenigan denying protection charges. Council members are expected to address the issue soon to shape policy levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepler
Cily Council
Jreumy
Torley
still @ thire group
Agaist Wiennis
Flenigan
Song Foundation
GeMiitie Municipal Pulley Wit Key ‘Ievelom
Red army advances west of Voronezh in fresh push
Moscow reports steady German retreat reversed as Red Army drives on the plains west of Voronezh. About 12 miles gained on the flank with 9,000 enemy killed or captured. among those captured were three generals on the front overnight. Harrisburg also notes a state ruling on funding care for indigent mentally ill in private institutions. Horace D. Taft, 81, Taft School founder and brother of William Howard Taft, dies at his Watertown home after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moscow
Red Army
Voronezh
Ukeust
Harrisburg
Justice Department
Commonwealth
State Welfare Department
Norade Taft
Watertown
Goith
Horace D. Taft
Willam Howard Taft
Taft School For Boys
Polio fund campaign opened in city today
Corry's campaign for the March of Dimes fund began with appeals to residents for contributions to the Erie County Chapter. Alan W. P. Lombard was named chair man of the local canvass. Postmaster Charles Sebilocs heads the chapter. The drive runs through February 15 with half of funds staying locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie County
Tims
Corey
Alan W. P. Lombard
Charles Sebilocs
National Foundationy
Three Shot in Prison Break at Waupun Prison
Four convicts attempted to escape from Wisconsin State Prison at Waupun when guards opened fire, killing Franc Kopjar of Milwaukee and wounding Charles Bennett and Wendell Fowler. One robber cleared the wall but was recaptured. the fourth escaped injuries and hid under a car before being found. Deputy Warden Hinkamp noted the break began at breakfast and electricity was cut, plunging buildings into darkness. Local residents and visitors were present as the incident unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waupun
Wis
Pumas
Wisconsin
Franc
Big
Charles Bennett
Marinette
Wendell Fowler
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Fowler
Nebraska
Court Hears Hitler Plot Talk In United States
In a Philadelphia district court hearing, government efforts to revoke Alexander M. Bortmann's citizenship surfaced testimony from John D. Metcalfe of the Chicago Times. He said Hitler’s associates planned a U.S. revolution with bloodshed if needed, and that storm troopers were instructed to prepare to overthrow the government, possibly by force, with talk of bloodshed in American streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates Press
Philadelphia
Adolf Hitler
United States
U.S. District Court
Alexander M. Bortmann
I John D. Metcalfe
Washington
Chicago Times
Storm Trooper
Hitler
America
Hermann Schwars- Tan
Astoria
L. 1
Plorty
Metcalfe
U. 5. Army
O-Wilhelm Jeunze
Abw
Bisa Penile
Charitable drive aids polio sufferers in local shops
A generated relief drive titled Brother Can You Spare a Dime funds polio assistance through public donation points. Canvas lists Miller's News Stand and several eateries and stores including Coney Island Guneh, Hula Restaurant, Rexall Pharmacy, Margaret's Shoppe, and Hotel Corry where residents may contribute. Continued on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colucenun
Corry Boys Draft Setup Amid Nuclear Service Plans
Corry youths among more than ninety registrants from Local Board No. 3 face the draft as a national system consolidates Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard and Army calls. Local boards await data while registrants may express branch preferences. induction beats begin with a nationwide call allocation and assignment rules. Four ships sunk off the South American coast as Axis submarines press convoys, with 25 sailors lost and 38 missing in the latest attack. Treasury reports show January 27 balance debt and changes from the prior day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Young Mei
Gninny City
Selective Service Board
Washington
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Army
Unie City Board
Selective Service
Local Board 3 Identifies Delinquent Names in City List
Local Board 3 names individuals alleged as delinquents. residents include Melvin Bherman Beally of Peach Street and Albus Bernard Long of Buffalo, with others listed. Officials delay disclosure of enforcement steps while property actions are turned over to police. federal investigators may assist in pursuing the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luc Boar
Union Cyfod
Tegelenne
Cory
Haluhwio
Pete Medgin
Pitsburg
Marit
Pelmex
Edinboro
Frank
Ariuie Robertson
Whitenev
Buffalo
Edison Rose Sieele
Chestnut Street
Giraud denies united French movement at Casablanca
Allied reports quote General Henri Giraud denying any single united French movement exists and stating the only agreement with General Charles De Gaulle is on military, economic, and financial matters. He notes a permanent liaison on exile questions and says Jewish property rights in North Africa could be restored gradually, with no sympathy for German views on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Worth
Aprica
Henri Honore Giraud
Lmne
Charles DaGaulle
Halson
Ghauid
Roosevelt Churchill
Casablanca
Giraud Tald
North Africa
de Gaulle
Casab Hlanes
Worth Aftlén
Putzi Hanfstaengl Held in Washington
In Washington on January 31 Dr Putzi Hanfstaengl once press chief for the Nazi party was reported by reliable sources to be providing information about Adolf Hitler and his associates to the United States while detained in federal custody under guard. The American educated German Former playmaker is said to have given the government identifiable information on Nazi leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asvuciten Ree
Washington
Ynsk “Putzi" Hanfstaengl
Wren
Arolf Hitler
NUE
Wnele Sant
Whovonce
Puehker
Roosevelt Tours Africa After Casablanca Parley
President Franklin D Roosevelt continues his North Africa journey with a stop in Liberia after the Casablanca talks. He reviews U S troops and rubber plants on the way to the 69,000 acre Firestone plantation run by George Seybold. Hopkins, the British and American munitions board head, and Rear Admiral Menn accompanied the trip as part of the war planning group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
North Africa
Bath
Getulio Vargas
Braall
Natal
Africa
Bradilians
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Liberia
Mancovie
Winston Churchill
Casa Janie
Marqnee
Falkeah
Alas Mountains
French Morocco
1St Engineers
A. A. Kirchof
George Seybold
Firestone Rubber Company
Harry 4. Hopkins
British American Munitions Assignment Board
Ross T. Menn
Navy Reports 2 Day Battle In Solomons
The Navy reports a two day action in the Solomons with American destroyers engaging a tanker and destroying ten enemy ships. Four American planes reportedly missed. Japanese losses total 791 planes destroyed in combat, with 7 sunk, seven probably sunk, and 98 damaged. The action involved Kokumbana Tassafaronga and the New Georgia group near Guadalcanal as targets, with plans aimed toward Koloshbangare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Kokumbans
Tassafaringe
Kokimbana
Tassafaronga
Caas
America
Koloshbangare
New Georgia
Kangara
Guadalcanal
Well Gulf
Kolombangara
Vella la Vella
Solomons
Navy lists 198 casualties including 436 missing
In the Mediterranean the bomber crew hit an Italian destroyer. Lieuts P A Shersher Cambriedge Springs L Porter Chandlers Valle near Warren J J Miller Warren Seagt R Mount Yeadon Pay led other crews. Navy reports 198 casualties with two wounded and 436 missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dan
Navy
Lycoming Judge Dies in Storm Toll Tops Four
The toll from Pennsylvania's worst winter storm rose to four with the death of Lycoming County Judge Samuel H. Humes in Williamsport shortly after midnight. He reportedly suffered a heart attack after being found unconscious in a showroom, as temperatures stayed below freezing and high winds persisted. The storm dumped four to twelve inches across the state, delaying schooling in LancasterCounty, slowing production at Philadelphia Navy Yard and Cramp Shipyards, and causing trolley accidents and widespread travel hazards. Unidentified man found dead in Philadelphia likely a millworker, and 23-year-old Irving Telex killed in a highway collision near Walton, Dedford County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Samuel H. Humes
Lycoming
Williamsport
Pittsburgh
Lancaster
Allentown
Harrisburg
Lancaster County
Philadelphia
BrodMwaun
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
Hce
Philadelphia Transportation Company
Athy
Winter Streets
Trvin Telex
Fig Homin
Waltburm
Dedford
Vernon Gelsesalt Fie
Russians Buckle German Defense In Depth System
Soviet forces push into the German front between Moscow and Rostov, gaining 14 miles, capturing 6,000 prisoners and killing 3,000, with advances near Kursk and Voronezh. Allied actions in North Africa surge as Rommel’s corridor tightens and Eisenhower’s forces move toward decisive strikes amid heavy bombing of Sfax, Palermo, and Cosenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moscow
Rostov
Germany
Kursk
Bevst
Voronech
Napoleon
Jet
Bernard L. Montgomery
Gth
Aote
Libya
GHQ
Ar Zuars
Tripoli
Quadranes
Zuara
Albyan
Exin Rommel
Atl
Janis Loward
Gabrs
Gsimoops
Makansay
Gulf
Dwight D. ‘Asenhower
North Africa
Tralidin
Jurgen von Arnim
Italy
Tunisia
Sfax
Palermo
Syriense
Sicily
Cosenza
Ttaly
Primi
Tisted
Kkilladnet
Warferms
Hitler
U.S
Nat Forcce
Petnled Aly
Enlatbolois Cara
Tichorotak
Red
Orlaugh
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Tna
Pilin
House Labor Committee
Congress Lla
Walter Scall
Erie
Storm Stroonere
Corry Boys
Miami
Fla
United Stains
Axis
Treasury
The
Local Board
Giraud
Brazil
Vargas
Epoch Trip
Eighth Army
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