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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1944
Page
1
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Allied AP report notes Russian forces pushing into Lithuania with a wedge into Latvia and a path toward the Baltic coast. Advances cut rail links near Daugavpils and Teiunns, threatening East Prussia and engaging German positions from Latvia to Poland.
Loyal Colombian military leaders back President Alfonso López after his capture at Pasto. Vice President Darío Wehlandia declares emergency and assumes acting presidency. Bogota radio reports loyal troops marching. government seizes press and economy control as Pasto garrison surrounds rebel officers amid clashes.
London reports 2000 American aircraft, including 1100 heavy bombers, bombing targets around Munich in south Germany after dawn. Weather hindered operations. Last week Allied raids hit refineries and airplane plants around Leipzig. German reports claim battles over Munich and a railway hub near Munich, with limited Mosquito daylight raids into France near Amiens Lille and Compiegne.
President Roosevelt endorsed the French Committee led by General Charles De Gaulle as the provisional government of liberated France. He said the U S supports the De Gaulle leadership within the framework of a de facto Rue Continued on Page Three.
Allied forces press toward Livorno as Fifth Army bypass La Jatico and Pomaja, moving toward coast defenses. American troops of Japanese origin engage near Pomaja while Eighth Army advances to Castel Di Broglio and Sen Regely, aiming to trap German garrisons along the upper Tiber valley.
The Corry School District fears winter coal shortages as OPA allotments keep dealers from bidding. The board authorized the property chair to seek proper authorization from Erie OPA offices while noting a June 30 budget balance of 12 458. Retirement and new contracts were announced for staff. Repairs and fuel system work were approved for several buildings.
Tokyo says a large United States fleet has raided the island chain including Guam, Tinian, and Rota. Bombers hammered a colonial group, with six Japanese planes striking at Noem floor.
Allied forces push toward Japanese bases in the Marianas with light carrier and destroyer bombardments on Guam and Rota. American raids strike Truk Woleai Yap and Palau as MacArthur’s forces hit bases in the Carolines. Japan reports carrier and cruiser movements near Saipan while Chinese forces threaten Tengchung and Luneling in Yunnan.
Urges all residents and organizations to attend the Corry Chapter American Red Cross wartime annual meeting at the Senior High School auditorium tomorrow evening. Officers and division heads will present a bound report on branch activities, with Eerl Titman as main speaker and musical numbers by the Cong Band under Robert E. Brown. The event includes a Victory Song contest and nine mentors to be elected. admission is free and all are welcome.
A Corry area draft group of twelve men from Union City and surrounding districts is to report at 8 a.m. on July 25 for induction into the armed services under the new single service plan. They will be sworn in at Erie and assigned to either the Army or Navy with possible postings to Sampson or Great Lakes and New Cumberland reception center. Members include John dosenh Skuttus and several others from Corry, Waterford, Edinboro, and Cory RD.
Local dealers report no panic as CFA ceiling price limits loom, saying used car demand remains steady for undamaged late models. They expect ceilings to curb prices by 200 to 300 dollars, potentially slowing trade for prime machines while shipments to tight regions continue. Heavy buyers have been snatching high priced stock in good condition for resale in the Southwest.
Corry's fifth loan total continued to climb with the month’s figure at 1,519,068 dollars, showing a sharp rise over the subscription of 380,208 dollars. The rate of increase slowed, but gains remained noticeable as the bond drive progressed.
President Roosevelt said he would accept if ordered by the people and serve a fourth term if nominated by the Democratic convention. He told reporters he would not run for re election in a political sense but would stay in office if the public command. He noted Vice President and DNC pledged delegates but stressed the people would decide at the Chicago convention next week.
Bulletins report London under German terror weapon fire, with first free night in a month. Casualties listed as observers note the attack direction shifted eastward. Allied HQ says Le Madgerie and La Roserie captured near Sainteny as Patton’s forces drive south of Carentan. De Gaulle arrives in Ottawa for a one day visit, greeted by King and cabinet.
Washington announces the loss of submarine 8 28 during Pacific training. About 40 men were aboard under Lieut Comer Jack Campbell, 29, whose wife Keen Brooks Campbell resides in Grotari Com. Navy notes depth prevents salvage and hopes for recovery are abandoned.
Chalemay Cherry of the American Red Cross said the Buffalo mobile unit visit shows donors falling short. 134 pints donated, 33 rejected. several periods when donors could be cared for, but closing hours saw heavy turnout and some turned away. Officials hoped for 350 pints, but totals likely fall short. Lt. Commander Hansen led the unit. Cherry cited absence of volunteers as a factor.
Treasury report lists receipts 390,990,355.00 and expenditures 260,245,970.15 with a net balance of 29,798,956,309.54. Total debt stands at 206,236,162,941.74, reflecting an increase of 752,425,020.73 from the previous day.
First Lieut. John Evans Klasch, a Corry High School class of 1928 graduate, visited his parents for the first time in twelve years. A veteran of fourteen years in the regular army, he rose through noncommissioned ranks into the Air Corps, ferried in Africa Palestine and the Burma route, earned the Silver Star and Soldiers Gold Medal, and now serves at an air base in California. He previously returned to Corry briefly before heading back to duty.
Associated Press dispatch reports dawn Allied attacks with heavy artillery toward St Lo. American First Army under Gen. Bradley near three miles from St Lo while British and Canadian forces clear Caen front. Vire river areas see advances. Montgomery notes 54,000 prisoners since D-Day amid stiff German resistance and weather delays.
George Buel of the VFW Salvage Committee announces a two day tin collection next week. The group hopes to remove stray cans and ships a large haul, with Monday and Tuesday ward collections and an upcoming big shipment from Brie. Householders are urged to prepare clean cans for pickup.
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