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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1945
Page
1
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Balikpapan Battle Rages As Australian Troops Press
Australian infantry assault Balikpapan, Borneo, as Japanese defenses clench around last footholds. Allied engineers rush to rebuild captured airstrip near Manggar while heavy fighting and artillery hits persist along the Samarinda road and Balikpapan bay.
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Associated Press
Balikpapan
Borneo
Radio
Tokyo
Willy
He Lavuralon
Biron
Tony Aas
Balikyupan Iy
Sepingsane
Aneyelone Manggar
Hendlongsm
Manggar Airfield
Kong Wie
Sepinggang
House Report Favors Draft Universal Training Principle
Washington July 5 The House postwar military policy Committee endorsed universal training in peacetime as the orient principle and urged Congress to enact legislation to implement it during the current session. The plan would require every able bodied male to undergo one year of military training starting at age seventeen or eighteen.
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Washington
House
Congress
Spaatz Receives Pacific Theater Assignment in July
General Derk Spaatz, famed for directing bombing that leveled Germany, is assigned to the Pacific Theater. He will report to the War Department for conference on his new assignment and will arrive soon for forthcoming plans.
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Spaatz
Pacific Theater
Washington
Derk
Spaats
Germany
Pacific
War Department
Mo Activity In City On The 4th
A garbled 4th of July report notes city activity with limited details. The text mentions a quiet holiday, scattered stores open, and a few accidents or disruptions amid a restrained crowd and traffic.
Loveland Named Cashier at Citizens Bank
Howard W Loveland becomes cashier of Citizens Bank as Hayy W Parker resigns the role but remains president and director Loveland has long served on the bank's board and is well known in the city His appointment aims to relieve Parker of routine duties and allow focus on overall bank operations
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H.W. Loveland
Citizens Bank
Parker
Howard W Loveland
Citizens National
Fe Baits
Hmve
Loveland
Mrr
Aid
Citians Baile
Aner
Me Late
FLA
F. M. Loveland
Clarence Loveland
J. W. A. P Howard Company
Thas Concern
Steve
Submarine Trigger Lost in Pacific War Presumed Fatal
The wartime submarine Trigger with a crew of 20 to 85 officers and men is overdue from patrol in the Pacific. Navy and officials report a loss, next of kin notified, with Commander David R. Connie of Annapolis, Md., at the helm since February 1945 and holder of the Silver Star. The communique also notes 1045 U S submarines lost since the start of the war, including four destroyed for preventive reasons and 39 overdue or presumed lost.
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Gutrol
Joss
U.s.ubmarines
Prévattt Eaplore
David R. Connie
Asmapolis
Martin to Head Governors Conference in 1950s Political Campaigns
Mackinac Island Michigan July 9 Officials at the governors conference named Gov. Bu Howard Martin of Pennsylvania Renih-Mean to succeed Gov. Herbert Maw as chairman. The meeting aimed to address food policy, price controls, and rationing as potential campaign issues.
Loss of Island Chain Crippling Blow to Enemy
Army dispatch reports 17 US divisions punch through island chain, 23 Nip divisions retreated, 420,000 enemy soldiers affected. American casualties climb to 54,891 as reinvasion objectives appear achieved amid mounting war pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Loss of Philippines splits sprawling stolen Japan empire
Manila dispatch reports General MacArthur declaring the Philippines won back in the campaign that reduced Japan’s grip on 115,600 squmiles of territory. He notes 260 days of fighting, 17 American divisions against 23 Japanese divisions, and claims bases near British Isles scale to aid future offensives toward Tokyo. The piece cites prisoner deaths, guerrilla resistance, and a crate of tactical aims including siezed bases, disruption of raw materials, and reintroduction of democracy in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine Islands
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
18Th
Imperial Division
Bataga
Dids Stroy
Japan
Philippinies
Pennsylvania Guard Company A Returns From Camp
The men of Company A Pennsylvania Guard arrived home fromIndiantown Gap after a short training period aboard a troop train. Three heat prostrations occurred during the memorial service at the reservation but all men returned to headquarters after a few hours of hospital treatment. They marched to the armory on East Washington Street and spent time unloading equipment and checking property. Demobilization completed around four a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company A
Pennsylvania Guard
Indiantown Gap
Wip
Kane
Warrer
Eric
Mearville
East Washington Street
U S Naval Unit North of Japan Reported Returns
A small American task force reportedly moved into waters north of Japan for a hit and run bombardment and then slipped back toward the North Pacific. Tokyo carried word of shelling Karaito to land off the North Asia coast and a two day submarine bombardment of shore installations.
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Associated
Preas
Tokyo
U.S
Asia
Japan
Frank Jack Fletch
Kuskle Islands
Britain Votes in General Election Turning Point in Postwar Policy
World watchers await Britain’s general election results as Conservatives led by Winston Churchill defend free enterprise against Labour plans for nationalization of key industries. Campaign ends with Churchill calling for global unity while Labour signals a swing toward social democracy. absentee votes still to be counted, with July 26 expected result. In a separate dispatch, Australian correspondents William Smith and John Elliott were killed by Japanese snipers during the Balliepspan invasion.
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Associated Press
London
Britain
Winston, Ahurehill
Tabor
Clement Ailee
Commonwealth of Great Britain
Churchill
House of Commons
Laborite
Labor
Europe
San Francisco
Balliepspan
Borneo
Melbourne
Ameresa ‘Broadcasting Company
William ‘Smith
John Elliott
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Back pay ruling averts Pennsylvania wage strike
Corry employees of the Pennsylvaniad Electric Company will be represented through the Erie union at a meeting in Johnstown tomorrow to review the Regional War Labor Board decision granting an average six cent per hour wage increase and delaying a threatened strike of 1,000 workers. The RWLB action postponed the work stoppage planned for 11:58 p m tonight and set a stage for a possible retroactive back pay of about 280 000 dollars. The outcome hinges on whether the wage award meets the unions expectations as the meeting proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Pennsys- Vana Electric Company
Erie Union
Totstown
RWLB
Seyyi
Associated Press
Johnstown
AFL Brotherhood of Eleptrical Workers
Eleetrie Company
Meeson
War Labor Board
Brant
Pennsylvania
Ome
Maryland
Pennsy Train 581 Wrecks Near Ridgway Injuries None
The Pennsy Pennsylvanian No. 581 from Philadelphia and New York derailed near Ridgeway about 6 am. The locomotive and two cars left the rails. no crew injuries. Mail baggage and one express car derailed. passenger coaches largely intact. An engine aided return of cars. investigation underway at Ridgway.
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Pennnsylvania
Philadelphia
New York
Ridgeway
Ridgway
Ridgsway
Pennsy
Carry
President Extends Tariff Law For Three More Years
Associated Press reports the President signed a three year extension of the reciprocal tariff law. The extension preserves executive power to adjust duties while maintaining lower rates. lawmakers anticipate continued use of tariff powers to influence industrial policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tron
Ollice Atone
Vic Wandrow Wilson
Mallory Free in Wild Driving Case Settlement
Raymond L. Mallory, a Putas field youth employed in a lea plant, faced a wild drive through Corry streets and beyond Clymer. He paid fines and costs and was discharged from further charges. Three accomplices, two girls and another youth, were released with disorderly conduct charges pressed.
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Raymond L. Mallory
Putas
Lea
Corry
Clymer
Lim Bethe
Mallory
Mplstrate
Gordon
Clymet
Oflers
Dicksam
Royek
Kuupa
Royek Farina
San Parle
Sherri Linder
Warret
Big Three talks loom as leaders gather in Potsdam
British officials flag a possible meeting between Churchill and Stalin before the Potsdam conference. Truman may attend, with White House sources noting uncertainty about a full Berlin area summit. Meantime Goodyear strike and Akron plant disruptions prompt presidential action. Finnish war casualties listed include 52,609 killed and 5,585 missing or wounded.
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London
Roward and
Hoday
Bela
Churchill
Generalissin
Branco
Spain
Truman
Generalissisno Stalin API Chuvehutt
Berlin
Joly
Pinnish
Russia
Fee
Three Persons Die At Grade Crossing Near Sharon Ohio
Three people were killed in a grade crossing crash near Orangeville Ohio yesterday. The victims include Howard D. Thompson 50 Thornton Gorgam 60 both of Sharon Pennsylvania and Helen Fogel plan from Sharpsville Pennsylvania. Investigators pursue details as officials name the locations and possible route.
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Sharon
Per
Orangeville
Ohio
Howard D. Thompson
Thornton Gor
Pennsylvania Quiet Fourth Free of Major Celebrations
Associated Press reports a subdued Independence Day across the nation with 138 fatal accidents nationwide, many on roads and in water. In Pennsylvania a calmer holiday included 30 fatalities from auto crashes, a fatal drowning, a burned death, and a parade incident. Philadelphia drew 500,000 to Pallmount Park as Burgettstown and western coal regions observed the day while many mines closed in observance of Bear Harbor. People stayed home following defense orders and safety pleas, and beaches and parks drew crowds despite the subdued mood.
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Pennsylvania
Keystone
Philadelphia
Pallmount Park
Kosuville
Bearl Harbor
Burgettstown
Washington County
Mustang Raid Follows Up B-29 Holiday Attack
Tokyo boasts of an amazing number of planes being produced underground, claiming about 100 planes in a hidden factory. The report notes widespread strikes on Nip homeland, signaling intensified air operations following the B-29 holiday attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Allied Air Blitz Deepens Nippon Woes In Pacific War
Tokyo radio says 300 American raiders struck Nippon again as 100 Mustang fighters attacked Tokyo airfields. Four cities burned, 22 ships and numerous aircraft destroyed. Okinawa and Kyushu raids continued with heavy bomber and fighter assaults. American destroyers were sunk in actions near Iwo Jima and the Oilnswa operation, while U S Army Air Force bombers hit multiple targets on mainland Japan. Photographic assessments underway to gauge Pacific War Independence Day strikes.
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Tokyo
Tokyo Radio
Woleyo Cel
Hiss
Tapan
Dima
Okinawa
Kyushu
Iit
Hiestroyers
Yellow Sea
Air Force
Jima
Imba
Nobins
Araskyo
Kashiwin
Shukulw Jnotke
Rasumieiliné
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Warshaw
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Navy
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Nimpon
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