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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, 1945
Page
1
Allies Threaten Ruhr Rhineland in Key Push Into Siegfried Line
Allied forces push toward the Nazi border from multiple sectors as First Army gains near St Vith and within a mile of Germany. U S Ninth and British Second Armies advance toward the Roer and the Siegfried Line while operations around Colmar face heavy snow. Air forces disrupt German movements from the Ardennes as Eisenhower reports progress across the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
First Army
St. Vith
Ermany
Fdr
Roer
Siegfried Gine
Ihr
Rhutielan
Citiea
Saarbrucken
Eisenhower
Wolland
Saarland
Ardennes Bulge
Musk
Gerjan Arens
Ardennes
Nithifall
Malles
Hinkeen
Colmar
Telow
Rhine
Bombing raids and economic talks dominate one bulletin
Associated Press reports from London and Washington on January 29 describe 1150 American heavy bombers with 700 fighters hitting rail yards and a tank factory in Germany, plus Allied bombers targeting freight centers around Goettingen Munster and Kassel. In Washington a Mexican American economic commission notes a 383 million dollar industrial program. A Singapore radio claims 146 carrier planes attacked Palembang oil fields, with no Allied confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Flybe
Fortreses
Liberators
Gotlene
Timm
Munster
Kussel
Washington
Singapore Radio
Palembang
Sumatra
Roof Collapse Damages Cars on Grove Street
A heavy snow load caused a three car garage roof to collapse onto a sedan owned by Ralph Austin on Grove Street yesterday afternoon. Neighbors helped clear wreckage to remove the vehicle, with damage to the forward section. The owner is Mrs. Margaret Duity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Street
Margaret Duity
Ralph Austin
Garth Center Street
Austin
Restrictions on fuel gas for Corry plants
A cold spell slowed main line pressure for Pennsylvania Gas Company, prompting a district request for Corry Industries to curtail gas use without crippling operations. It targets Aero Supply, Ajax Tron Works, and Raymond Mig Company heat treating and similar high gas demand processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Corry Industries
Aero Supply Company
Ajax Tron Works
Raymond Mig, Company
Gas Crisis Passes Itinerary Unclear From Worn Text
Pennsylvania Gas Company offices announced pressure in mains increased then relief expected after days of curtailment. Weather conditions and cooler temps aided partial recovery. order to resume fuel use was withdrawn and plants with provisioned fuel oil shifted. A felled tree in Pennsylvania killed Mrs. F. George near Rumser City Dine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Comry Industrres
Pheb
Rosario Breaks Left Flank in Luzon Advance
Six Army spearheads approach San Fernando as Rosario falls in a left flank breakthrough near Angeles and Clark Field. The 37th Division bypassed stubborn Japanese defense to seize Rosario, while 40th Division troops reach Arayat and the Mexico junction. MacArthur says a Japanese division and brigade were decimated. about 100 Japanese killed and 6 tanks destroyed near San Manuel in five days. Fort Stotsenburg, near Clark Field, reportedly captured, though resistance continued three days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Douglas MacArthur
Luzon
Sixth Army
San Fernando
Manila
Amsrican
Rosario
Fimini
Ding Angeles
Clark Field
37Th
Angeles
Arayat
Mexico
Store Bataan
Manila Bay
Baguio
Lithe
San Manuel
Dummett
Dean Schedler
Fort Stotsenburg
MacArthur
Woman Hurt as Train Hits Car in Westfield
Westfield New Jersey Sunday evening a car stalled on a grade crossing on West Pearl street was struck by a passenger train. Mrs Sarah Spacht Monroe 22 of Barestoma wife of Henry Monroe Coast Guard serviceman was critically injured amputations of both legs above the knee. James Lyons and Jane Lump both of Barcelona escaped death by jumping from the car before impact. Treasurys report included in the same edition shows returns for January 26 with total receipts 618046,87102 and expenditures - as.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
N. J
Sarah Spacht Monroe
Barestoma
Henry Monroe
Coast Guard
James Lyons
Barcelona
Jane Lump
Siso
Hopkins Visits Europe as Allies Weigh Postwar Plan
Harry Hopkins toured London and Paris meeting Winston Churchill and General De Gaulle before going to Rome to see Pope Pius. The trip, under censorship, gauges how postwar Europe shape talks may affect Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin summit. Diplomatic sources ponder surrender talk and possible Moscow stop before the big three conference around February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prous
London
Harry Hopkins
Paris
Winston Churchill
General de Gaulle
Rome
Pope Pius XX
Hopkins
Europe
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Germany
Berlin
Ger. Eleinhower
West
Moscow
Statin
Swedish papers predict pivotal six days may decide war
London dispatches report Russian forces near Schneidemuhl on the German border and claimed Zhukov’s tanks breached frontier lines toward Berlin. Swedish observers cited Berlin sources, with foreign diplomats preparing to depart as Moscow broadcasts warned of a rapid drive. East Prussia encirclements and sieges at Königsberg Breslau and Torun frame a tense wartime update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Schneiderguhi
Marshal
Stalin
Berit
Viel
Berlin
Schneidemuilil
Moscow
Gregory Zhukov
Hart
Branden
Konigsberg
FOC
Iian
Breslau
Silesian
Oden
Mito Poanan
NEW SNOW FAILS TO HALT TRAFFIC IN TOWN
Snow failure to halt traffic noted as highways stayed passable at noon. Local crews worked to clear routes M6 from Font Cory to Lovells Station, Route 052 to Beaverdem, and Route 03 to Watts. Bus and train service resumed with minor delays. Lindsey Hollow road still blocked south of the city for farm traffic. Van Anda Dies at 80. New York Times editor died of heart attack. family cites shock after daughter's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
nOast
Highway Department
Font Cory
Lovells Station
Columbus Avenue
Beaverdem
Carter Hill
Watts
Lindsey Hollow
Athinr
Spartensbure | Ton
Aghedila Otiay
van Anda
New York
Carr
New York Times
Vari Anda
Haushter
Blanche van Anta
Hanne
Federal Authority Seizes Local Coal Deliveries
Federal authority orders a city coal control committee to direct all coal deliveries amid a severe shortage. Edward Hawkins chairs the mayoral panel. Don Williams is secretary. The plan limits deliveries to one ton per consumer and requires mayoral approval for all sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward “Hawkins
Don Wiliams
George Kinley
Charles Mulkie
Dan Taggart
Fred Barnes
P. M.loveland
Fleet HQ Moves Closer to Japan Front in Pacific
The United States Pacific Fleet announced moving its advanced headquarters closer to Japan’s theater, with operations from a forward base near Tapani or Pearl Harbor. Commodore Nim it indicated the new base reduces distance to targets, while keeping exact location undisclosed. Communiques credit carrier air strikes in the Formosa Ryukyus raid for sinking and damaging ships and downing aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Forward
Aten
Hilitarys
Createst
United States Pacific Fleet
Tapani
Pearl Harbor
Chester W Nimit
Third Fleet
Formos
Ryukyu Islands
Nimitz
Pacific Ocean
Ates
Ube
Suez
Guam
Salyer
Army
Somimand Fias
Japa
Ghar
Paget Harbor
Pokia
Peas
Formosa-Ryukyus
Relative Of Young Woman At Mnnsial Incident Develops Leads
Two Aero workers living at Tidionte brought Marquet Coar a deaf young woman to Tidionte authorities to locate her relatives in this city after she was found along a highway near a lot by a meat driver Agha. Despite efforts, no relatives were found. An uncle in Corry was identified, and William Cent of North Center Street was contacted. He greeted her at the Meanieipat building and she is being cared for at his home where her needs are being addressed. Authorities believe she was connected to the Rome Hospital at Wowwrvilie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero
Corry
Woah
William Cent
North Center Street
Rome
Wowwrvilie
Capture of Escaped German Prisoner in Phoenix
Phoenix article reports the recapture of German naval captain fugitive Jhtget Wollenberg, 44, once navigation officer aboard the Graf Spee. He was among 25 U-boat officers who escaped Christmas Eve through a 400 foot tunnel and were recaptured in Arizona near the Mexican border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Phoenix
Wollenberg
Papago Parkway
Graf Spee
Arizona
Polio Fund Lags in City Campaign Progress
Corry's drive for the Tufantile Paralysis Fund shows a modest daily gain. total contributions reach 516.31 with 278.31 from Rex Theatre box office offerings by Girl Scouts and 238.00 via mail to J. Fred Kinley, campaign chair. Officials hope to hit the target well before February 54th, urging further mail subscriptions and in-person donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Rex Theatre
J. Fred Kinley
Warren State Hospital Patient Dies After Snow Shoveling
Alred A. Teltzel, 70, of Clearfield, a patient at Warren State Hospital, died after collapsing while shoveling snow. In Pittsburgh, Mayor Cornelius D. Scully announced plans to seek re election, stating he would run again despite Democratic leadership guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren State Hospital
Associated Press
Warren
Alred A. Teltzel
Clearfield
Warren State Hospitil
Plane Used From Air To Find Power Line Break
A Piper Cub air crew from Lawyohee Airport aided by Diane Janmson of Perelec’s maintenance crew used a ski-equipped plane to locate a high tension line break between Tidusville and Union City. Piloted by Green with Johnson aboard, they located the fault about a half mile west of Hyde town. The repair crew arrived quickly and restored service. only one wire had fallen but the point of trouble was readily spotted from the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dink Gress
Lawyohee
Noor
Tidusville
Union City
Diane Janmson
Perelec
Tilke
Johnson
Union Sky
Titusville
Hydetown
Green
Superforts Raid Targets Iwo Jima and Japan Isles
On January 29 1945 US air units from Saipan conducted daylight raids against Japanese targets on Iwo Jima and surrounding islands. Major General LeMay led the 1st Bomber Command while General Arnold announced the operation from Headquarters. Results were not yet known pending operational reports. The Iwo Jima operation aims to disrupt flights to the Japanese mainland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Twa JiNit
21St Bomber Command
Saipan
B. le May
H. H. Arnold
20Th Air Force
Iwo Jima Islands
Japan
Station plans not definite for Erie depot project
Erie R R officials say no definite budget item exists for a Corry Wood or new depot construction as part of a postwar program. Division Agent Cook of the Relirants, Jamestown office, notes that 80 definite appropriations were not in the railway game's plan and a survey was reported last quarter with no firm allocations yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie R. R
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