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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1944

Page

3

Bombers Hit Munich Area and Saarbrucken in Western Europe

Allied air strikes pound Munich, a key German rail hub, and Saarbrucken as American bombers and escorts pound western Germany and northern France. British planes target Brescia rail yards in Italy while Finland reports port action near Kotka.

U. 5. Army Saarbrucken RAF France Associated Press London Mulch Toy Wbruck Bt Muntely Caver Berlin Thaly Brescia Italy Ruhr Munich

Eyewitnesses Disagree On Bus Fatality Details

In Erie a fatal accident left Nick DeMatteo 84 injured when struck by an Erie Coach Company bus Monday afternoon between Harvard and Bosworth. Eyewitness reports vary with some saying he stood on the curb and others that he was in the street. Funeral services for DeMatteo were held this morning.

Erie Orower Nick DeMatteo Erie Coach Company W. Rides Med Harvard Street Bosworth Ages Nue Bert S. Rounes Fis William J. McDonald Goroner Warren W. Wood Toy DeMathoc

County to Sell List of Properties for Unpaid Taxes

Approximately 250 properties will be sold at auction for unpaid county taxes on Monday August 7, announced by County Treasurer Taylor on Wednesday. The parcels date from 1932 to 1942 and must be advertised by law, with removal possible only by payment of back taxes plus accumulated costs.

Taylor Wednesiny

Court to hear non-support cases quarterly under judge plan

Detective Leroy Search announced a plan to abolish pileups by hearing non-support cases every Wednesday morning in quarter reviews. Juvenile offender hearings will follow the weekly session, with Judge Elmer J. Frank presiding. Ad copy about Post Raisin Bran follows, unrelated to the court note.

Leroy Search Elmer J. Erank Search

Fair At Wattsburg To Highlight County Farm Youth Work

Wattsburg fair runs August 29 to September 2 stressing county farm youth projects in Evie and adjoining counties during wartime. Seventh Evie County Vocational Agricultural Project Contest with school and individual awards, 4 H club emphasis, and judging in dairy crops fruit poultry home improvement sheep swine and misc. Exhibits include fat hogs lambs and canning clothing displays with prize money up to 13 00 for firsts and a patriotic fireworks show Saturday night.

Wattsburg Evie Evie County Decker Erle Cainty Erie County Fonds Harold Ralls Iris Hplay Orn Gibbons Harry M. Horrons

Start Mailing Army Ballots on August 2

Commissioners announced that military ballots will be mailed to service members on August 2. They expect a high turnout but note many may not vote. The early date aims to ensure ballots reach distant service members in time, following issues with overseas deliveries last year. A crew will address envelopes carefully, then ballots will be inserted before mailing.

Genty Commis Harrisburg Thomas W.fintley Wld Cme Benedict

Expect Battle Over Closing Of R R Crossings EIS

July 13 reports say New York Central and Nickel Plate Railroads seek PUCO permission to close three grade crossings in North East and Harborcreek. A bitter argument may follow. B D Bridges of PUCO will meet Erie County officials today to discuss the proposed closings at Liberty and Smethhey streets and Wallvidge road.

EIS New York Central Nickel Plate Public Utility Commission North Fast Harborcreek Township Liberty and Smed- Hey Streets North East Wallvidge Road Harborjcreek Township B. D. Bridges PU. C Erie County

Temple coed missing then returns home in Pennsylvania

Barbara Sellers a Temple University coed, age 20, returned to her New Britain farm home near Doylestown after being reported missing. Police questioned her and her former classmate David Daily, 26, of Philadelphia, for allegedly abandoning wedding plans after Barbara's grandfather’s death altered the situation.

Japs Open Attack to Break New Guinea Trap

The report details a 25 day Pacific campaign where Japanese forces suffered heavy losses while Allies gained strategic ground in New Guinea. It notes casualties, prisoners, civilian internees, and multiple island bombardments, with MacArthur directing bombing missions across Timor Ceram Babo Palau Woleai and Rabaul. Chinese forces countered in Burma and Yunnan, aiding the Ledo road defense and signaling Japan’s expanding mobilization. The Berlin radio claims Vice Admiral Hasemawa was killed in action.

Ear Rence Prameane Pacific Sains Guam Truk MacArthur Fother Timor Ceram Babo Palau Woleal Rabaul China Hankow-Canton Aml Hengyang Key Valnt Tine Yingtak Hengyan Burma Mogaime Ledo Road Yunnan Province Tenechymne Bas Villa India Tokyo Berlin Adm Eilcht Hasemawa

Fiveyearold burns as Army trainer bomber crashes camper

In South Portland Maine an Army trainer bomber crashed into a trailer camp killing 18 people. Fiveyearold Sinclaireille boy Roger Ramsey was badly burned and his father Jess Ramsey seriously injured. Roger is the son of Jack and Helen Ramsey formerly of Sieur Sindefairville. Mrs Ramsey is Matilda Anderson's granddaughter. The Ramseys had only recently moved to the trailer camp for work. In Washington the Army production lag was reported as 400 million behind schedules in the second quarter, Acting Secretary Patterson contesting published claims.

Jamestown Sinclaireille Jess South Portland Portland Roger Ramsey Jack Helen Ramsey Sieur Sindefairville Ramsey Matilda Anderson West Seven Street Ramseys Washington Patterson

Area over top Pittsburgjuly 13 bond sales exceed quota

The Ft. Pitt area reported totals of 3240, 479,600 in bond sales, 102 percent of the duty quota, per the Wait Finance Committee.

Pittsburgh Ft. Pitt Wait Finance Committee

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