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02 Jul 1945
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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
Jul 02, 1945
Page
1
Byrnes Confirmed as Secretary of State by Senate
James F. Byrnes won unanimous Senate approval for the post of secretary of state, succeeding Edward Stettinius. The vote came after a swift process with no committee hearings, as Byrnes joined President Truman’s expanding cabinet. The cabinet shakeup also included Anderson as agriculture secretary and Schwellenbach as labor secretary, shaping the administration’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James F. Byrnes
Senate
Edward R. Steltinius
Action Haus
James Pe Byrnes
Tus
Byrnes
Howard R. Statins
Kansas
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Clinton P. Anderson
Claude Wickard
Dentwergtte
New Mexico
Iso
Marvin Jones
TD. 8
Court of Claims
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Frances Perkins
Schwellenbach
Mr. Roosevelt
Federal District Suite
Tom Clark
Texas
Assistan
Francis Biddle
Robert B. Hannegan
Frank C. Walker
Hannegan
S. Lonik
Demiberatic National
Bets
Internal Revenue
Raymond McCoy to Return Home From Third Army
Pvt. Raymond McCoy of the 278th Infantry with Patton's Third Army arrived in the United States Saturday evening. His wife and four children, residing at 262 West Washington Street, received a call Sunday reporting he will be home within days on furlough after serving since last October in the ETO with the 8th Division in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond McCoy
Third Army
278Th Infantry
Patton
West Washington Street
Filst
McGuy
B8th
Germany
John E Long Dies by Own Action in Local Tragedy
Deputy Coroner Charles Keating investigated after John Ki Lug of Gul East Wayne County reportedly died by self-inflicted gunshot shortly before 2 pm. Long had been in failing health and grew increasingly despondent over the past week, with authorities treating it as a probable suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Long
John Ki. Lug
Gul East
Wayne Plenty
Iany Mert
Charles Keating
Mr. Long
SGT D WHARTON HOME WITH LONG COMBAT RECORD
Sgt D Wharton returned home Saturday after 16 months overseas in the China Burma India theater. He earned 106 points under the Army Air Forces system and holds the Distinguished Flying Cross Air Medal Bronze Star and other honors. He served 84 months, most with the 1214 Combat Cart Squad, Third Group, Tenth Air Force, and was welcomed by relatives upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wharton
Whar- Lone
Mus
Prank J. Wharton
Deerhesud Tim
Eal
Speine Creek
Junes Wharton
Haymond
Army Air Force
India
Cory Flier
Lwe Dette
Wharton
Lely
Ai Force
Fay Eastern
Gmother
Frien
Governors oppose federal regulation as postwar aim grows
At the 37th annual governors conference on Mackinac Island Utah Governor Herbert Maw stated the public does not want federal control of private life after peace. He urged state-led postwar reconversion with federal support but not direction. Other speakers praised state competency and discussed reconversion and world issues awaiting Stassen’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
Mackinac Island
Herbert B. Maw
Utah
Maw
Comer
Harold T. Stassen
Minnesota
San Francisco
Malice J.tobin
Senators urge rapid ratification in today’s speech
In a 60 word address the Senate heard a push for swift treaty ratification. More than two thirds of senators expressed support, tying the speech to urgent action. House and executive officials weighed in as the chamber focused on advancing the agreement. The proceeding paused other business to emphasize the treaty’s importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Truman urges Senate ratification of UN charter
President Truman urged Senate ratification of the United Nations charter, calling the choice clear between charter acceptance and none at all. He spoke in Washington, presenting the charter to the Senate as ambassador for nations seeking freedom from war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
United Nations
U.S. Senate
Sewgate
Trunull
World Capitals Study Peace Charter San Francisco Pact
A quick reintroduction of the San Francisco peace charter spread through capitals of the United Nations as leaders move to enact the treaty outlawing aggression. Truman will address ratification as Senate prepares to advance the document after a long west coast trip and meeting with Churchill and Stalin is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
San Francisco
United Nations
Russia
Peru
Senate
Truman
Washington
San Praniso
Berlin
Churchill
Stalin
Alger Hiss
Proctor Arrives at Miami Redistribution Station for reassignment
First Lieutenant Warren C. Proctor 23 of Corry Pennsylvania has arrived at Army Air Forces Redistribution Station No 2 in Miami Beach for reassignment after completing 19 months in the European theater flying 85 missions as a P-81 pilot. He holds the DFO Air Medal and a Distinguished Unit Citation. His parents Mr and Mrs Carl D Proctor live at the same address and his wife Jenna resides at 79 Vine Street North East Fa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
Miami Miami Beach
Warren C. Proctor
Corry
Army Air Forces Redistribution Station
Carl D. Proctor
Jenna
Vine Street
North East
Plans for Decentralizing Germany by Allied Control Council
Paris dispatches report the U S and Allied Control Council outlining a plan for complete decentralization of Germany as occupation forces move toward Berlin before the Big Three talks. The program envisions regional lander autonomy with economic and political breakup, replacing centralized authority by Quadripartite oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Allied Control Council
Reich
Ey Nanodluteneres
Paris
Germany
Berlin
Prankfurt
U. S
Gas Station Burglary Suspects Coupons and Tires Stolen
A break in at Mac s Super Service on West Pleasant and South Center streets near the police station shows intruders sought gas coupons and tires. They smashed a rear pane of glass and took about 70 dollars in cash, gas coupons valued between 400 and 400 wallons, while the register cash and stock remained largely untouched. Police report a suspect is under investigation today as the case is sent to headquarters for follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCloskey Atlantic
West Pleasant
South Center Streets
Ollie
Grasaline
British Sub Sinks Japanese Cruiser Under U.S. Control
The Navy announced a British submarine operating under American command sank a Japanese cruiser Haguro class in the southwest Pacific. U. S. submarines also reported sinking 10 enemy vessels in eastern waters, including a gun boat, escort, merchants, and tankers. Tangier status to be restored. Spain’s 1940 occupation recalled by State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Washington
Southwest Pacific
U. S
Tangier
Strategiof
Spain
Britain
United States
France
State Department
Tangler
Labor Board Acts Tuesday No Penelec Strike Is Likely
Johnstown dispatch notes Western Pennsylvania expects the Regional War Labor Board to act Tuesday on a wage request from Pennsylvania Electric Company workers. A strike by 2,000 Penelec employees would affect 15,000 homes and a power tower in multiple counties, though union leaders say broader outages may be avoided if wage the talks fail to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Board
Regions War Labor Board
Mildriest
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Johnstown Dispatch
Sylvania
Pennsylvania Electric
Sylvester Garrett
RWLB
Thesdayy Anid
Afl-Brotherhold
al ix National Tahar Relations Board
Pennsylvans
Maryland
Report Favors Draft in Peacetime by House Panel
A proposed report by the House Postwar Smalllets Committee favors peacetime universal military training for the nation's youth. It says timely adoption will assure the United Nations and world security conferences that the nation can maintain military strength. The plan would require service only in national emergencies and by express Congressional order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Prorhpt
House
Woodrum D-Var
United Nations
Congress
Women pilots reportedly used in combat duties in China
Tokyo radio reported three American aircraft piloted by women shot down over Kweli n China. The broadcast said a shortage of American air crews is so acute that women are being employed on operational duty. Separately, 38,000 workers prepared to resume in sitkebound plants while 34,912 remained idle and 250 employees at a Texas Port Arthur refinery were out as the government took over operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Texas Company
Port Arthur
London
Tokyo Radio
Kwelin
China
LAN Annual Meeting Corry Chapter July 11
Frances Coghanides, returned Overseas Worker, will address the legal chapter of the American Red Cross at its annual meeting in the municipal building auditorium at 9 a.m. July 11. Any donor of $1 or more in the recent drive is invited as a member. Three directors will be elected to replace those whose terms expired under the new system. Retiring directors are Robert Brown, Carl T. Cherry, and Mrs J. J. Haight. A nominating committee will submit a slate with additional nominations from the floor. Copies of the annual report will be distributed at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Coghanides
American Res Sross
Art A.m
Red Cross
Robert Brown
Carl T. Cherry
J. J. Haight
Chaiman
Lillian Ste Tay
Robert Bumbaugh
Kiwanis Club
William H. Croft
Rotary Club
Retirements at Raymond Co leave two more workers honored
A Raymond Company retirement event honored two longtime employees after more than thirty years of service. The ceremonies at the Wideline shop acknowledged Mr. Weaver and Mr. Willsted for decades with the Raymond plant, while colleagues and family shared memories alongside gifts and a fine chicken dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Weaver
Walter Wilsted
Nove Velurat
Raymounl Mainifielucing
Sitnyday
Towetaui
Ahmed Satiniday
Weiler
Utandy
Weive
We Corry
Wey
Waller
Witsrud
Weil Jenawis Eifize
Weaver Ud Hern
Raymond Plant
Iskel
Fo Hut
Cline Mr. Company
Gorey Iy
Stanford Huse Company
Corry Ladie
Bliss
OL Counell
Hollvety Skoyustue
Wilsted
Rusty" Glenn
Raymond
Charles Kinley Abit Albert Andersen
Carl Gustuthon
Survey Underway By Corry WMC To Decide If Controls To Continue
Bernard Williams of the Corry USES War Manpower Commission office today began a survey to determine if wartime labor controls in the Corry district should continue. A new ruling by the War Manpower Commission grants regional and area directors authority to retain or relax controls after labor-management consults. The May 12 Washington order had set that only some controls could be kept in tight markets while others could be removed in surplus areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Williams
Corry
Marpower Commission
War Manpower Commission
Washington
Ares
Henry €. Stanczak
Eric
Stanczak
Assault Waves Sweep Over Japanese Beach Defenses
Reported assault waves sweep Japanese beach defenses as invaders gain a three cornered grip on Borneo. A failed landing off the East China coast is noted while Allied airpower redeploys 4000 ton of explosives aboard Superforts for the next phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jap Beach
Borneo
East China Coast
Chinese Troops Invade Indochina Take Three Towns
An AP report notes Chinese forces crossed into Indochina and occupied three towns while Australian veterans under General MacArthur reported operations in Borneo. The narrative describes air superiority with heavy bomber activity and advancing ground troops, highlighting regional war advances and allied actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indo-China
Associated Press
Douglas MacArthur
Borneo
Balikpapan
Japa
Pete Ely Ie
Iimalibe
Roiyal Stud Seri
Asault Wiyex sweHh
Jap Sniper Fails To Kill MacArthur
General MacArthur remained unhurt as Japanese sniper fire briefly threatened his parade near the Balikpapan landing zone during Allied invasion operations in the Southwest Pacific. Australian Seventh Division and Allied forces pressed the assault with heavy air and naval support, clearing obstacles and securing the Balikpapan area amid ongoing combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Associated Press
Manila
Douglas MacArthie
Australia
Fils Cohuniskt
Igh
Balikpapan
Bortwee
Smutshell Ishiore
Verimla Shell
Puesto
Irouah
St Brine Bay
Southweye Pacific
Shyarya
Outer East Indies
Acyo
Insu
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