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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1942
Page
1
Home Economics Instructor Hired as Course Revives
Hitler's drive into Russia gains momentum as Boneste Gordon is named new home economics instructor for next year at North Western Pennsylvania district. The post comes with a salary of 1600 plus 100 cost of living addition. Livermore building to be redecorated and re equipped for the program serving senior high students on a phased basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey Patille
Board of Education
Bonelte Gorden
Ralph 3
Dewey
Gordons
George H. Gordon
East Church Street
Cme
Pennsylvania
Livermore
Yuilor High
Msuch
Bastille Day Observed By Free French In London And Vichy
On Bastille Day Marshal Petain placed a wreath in Vichy as crowds watched. In London Free French under De Gaulle celebrated as Fighting France with a Welington Barracks review and medals for 38 heroes. Occupied France banned all Bastille Day observances including fires and emblems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gaulle
London
France
Associated Press
Vichy
Marshal Petain
Charles de Gaulle
Foreign Office
la France Combattante
Welington
Dwight Disenhower
United States
Harold R. Stark
VU. S
Charles J. Bolte
U.S
Philippe-Marie Auboyneau
Germain
Gas Rationing Feared Amid Chiseling in Pennsylvania
The Pittsburgh area faces possible gasoline rationing as some distributors ignore the 72 hour operation rule and drivers seek to curb use. Lewis W. McIntyre of the Pittsburgh Motor Club cites wartime fuel savings and urges a “Gasless Sunday” to reduce consumption, warning Western Pennsylvania counties may soon face shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeseline Abel Ysors
Coney
Pennsylvania
Stalin
Corey
Epi
Lewis W. McIntyre
Pittsburgh Motor Club
Motnwyre
Son of German Butler Held as Army Deserter
Federal agents arrested Private Frederick Wilhelm Hardt 22, a Philadelphia native living in Haverford, for desertion after a June 17 furlough. The son of a German-born butler whose citizenship is being revoked, he was found in California wearing civilian clothes while working in a garden when captured. Authorities say he retained allegiance to the Reich despite taking the US oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wilkes-Barre
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lawrence Kendly
Plymouth
FBI
Frederick Wilhelm Hardr
Philadelphia
Germany
John F. Sears
Hamilton Field
Calif
Hardt
U. S. Attorney’s Office
United States
Haverford
Crawford Man Found in River Near Pittsburgh
The body of a man tentatively identified as George A. Shall, about 45, of Venango County, was recovered in the Allegheny River near New Kensington. Coroner's deputies said identification came from papers in his pockets. Also reported, E. Mark Sullivan of Boston was elected grand exalted ruler of the Elks at the national convention in Omaha, succeeding Judge John S. McClelland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Associated Press
Pittsburg
George A. Shall
Venango
Crawford County
Allegheny River
New Kensington
New Elks Head
Omaha
E. Mark Sullivan
Boston
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Teth
John S. McClelland
Atlants
War and wartime measures sweep globe in July bulletins
July 4 to July 14 dispatches detail a Senate farm bill patching most issues except one over a 600 million dollar allocation for wheat sales, a Zagreb assassination aftermath blamed on Gestapo, invasion footing updates in Belgium and northern France, Major General Clark taking command of American ground troops in Britain, Purple Heart awards in Australia, British air raid casualties, and a shift in gasoline rationing policy ahead of July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Walington
Senate House
London
Netherlands
Belgium
France
United States Army
M. W. Clark
New York
Britain
MacArthur
Australia
United Air Force
George H. Brett
Allied Air Force
OPA Moves to Test Federal Rent Control Against Erie Firm
The Office of Price Administration obtained a temporary injunction in Federal Court prohibiting Jardwin Brothers, an Erie real estate firm with about 1,000 housing units, from collecting rents increased since March 1. Government counsel said the action is the first of its kind under OPA rules. Dates set for arguments on making the injunction permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associat
Pittsburgh
OPA
Rie Defense
William B Washebaugh, Jr
United States
Office of Price Administration
Jardwin Brothers
Erie
Merchants Aid Club Continues War Kit Gifts
Merchants of the Golded Rule Club sponsor wartime gift kits for departing soldiers and plan use of ads in a Lane for war bonds. The group, meeting at the Ike Restaurant, voted to continue kits, seek municipal financial help, skip July, and reconvene August 5. Members include Ajax Ty on Works and others. D.C. Mitchell spoke on war time transportation at a previous meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie Retail
Murenants
Ike
Niyut
Soldier Boys
Ajax Tyon Works
All-Way Electric Company
Barnes de Carsig
Bracken-Kentine
Corry-daviestown
Mig
Erie Railroad
Salamanca
Mitchell
A. G. Stine
Ipcal HR
Definite Draft Call Order Issued By War Boards
Washington July 14 The draft call order directs local boards to call married men last and to take single workers first. It ranks registrants by dependents and war effort engagement, listing 24 essential occupations to guide whether a married man is deemed engaged in the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Jocel Boards
Vichy Detects Roosevelt Demilitarization Plan Proposals
Acting Secretary Welles said the Vichy government found two proposals by President Roosevelt to remove demilitarized French warships from the Egyptian war zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.D. BR
Washington
Welles
Vichy
Rootevelt
Axis repulsed in eastward Egypt frontier clash
Ascormien Press Cairo reports Axis armored forces repulsed in an eastward push on the Egyptian corridor. British RAP claims heavy enemy losses as land front reopens. Air actions intensify with bombers destroying landing grounds in El Daba and Malta battle casualties. Allies strike supply lines to Matruh Tobruk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascormien
Cairo
Lol Repov
Bpiulsl
Guy Hubters
el Daba
Coless
Malta
Oie
Britain
Novi
Erwhy Ront
Matruh
Hngbor
Hye
Tobruk
Brut
Thsélean
Aukhara
Turkey
Greece
Rommel
Tobrik
RAF
Mediterranean
North Arview
Illinois Central Train Wrecked Near Memphis
The Panama Limited derailed near Memphis at Kerrville 26 miles north of town. Observation car overturned injuring Miss Love Bates of Chicago with head trauma, possible internal injuries, and James Biles of Dixon, Illinois, with minor facial injuries. Train reached Memphis late after leaving Chicago at 3 15 P M for New Orleans. Mrs R A Wells of Wheal Scuitty retreat Bradford visits relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Memphis
Tetin
Ilinois Central
Panama Limited
New Orleans
Kerrville
Here
Four Killed Eight Hurt In Gas Blast And Fire
An explosion at the Blanchard Oil Company distributing plant in Waynesville VC killed four people and injured eight others. The blast destroyed the plant and nearby houses, ignited thousands of gallons of gasoline, and sent fire and debris into the air. Fire Chief L R Kerly and plant manager W Hartin were among the injured. Asheville Fire Chief Fitzgerald aided in firefighting efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Tress
Waynesville
Blanchard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Jens
Mevertane Oganit
Spriv
Ulte
Satd
Travsport
Andrew Caldwell
Yana i
Geas
W. Hartin
L. L. Kerly
Hardin
Fitzgerald
Asheville
Naval patrol boat aground near Golden Gate. crew rescued
The U S Naval Patrol boat ran aground near Sea Rocks at the entrance to the Golden Gate. All hands were rescued according to a Navy spokesman. Early reports say the vessel grounded just outside the Golden Gate in the San Francisco Bay area. The scene drew a crowd as salvage efforts continued amid strong currents and rocky shorelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Dilly
U. S Naval
Sea Rocks
Golden Gate
Navy
San Francisco Bay
Naval Headquarters
Navy Press Realions
Cuoay
A. Buck
H. Buck
President Coolridge
Minute Man Flag Honors McInnes Steel Workers
Empl oy es of the McInnes Steel Company won a Minute Man flag from the Treasury Department for their 95 percent participation in the U S Bond buying program. The banner will be displayed at the First Ward plant to celebrate the strong worker response to the government bond drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McInnes Steel
MeInnes Steel Company
Treasury Department
U.S
First Ward
Woman Hurt on Farm Dies After Hayload Incident
Helen Schenk Snell of Erie died after a hay load accident on a farm last week. She had been hospitalized since yesterday afternoon with chest injuries. the deceased formerly operated a repair shop in Erie. Survived by husband Florian Shelat two daughters Mrs Frank Mangold Jr and Mrs Joseph Carroll mother Mrs Borbely Sherer sisters and six grandchildren. Funeral set for Thursday at Schroefer funeral home and St Job's church with interment at Charity Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Schenk Snell
Hiamut
Sherwi
Erle
Florian Shelat
Frank Mangold
Joseph Carroll
Borbely
Shrer
Missis Marcella
Catherine
Theresa Barbely
Anton Barbey
Stanford Hose Company Forms Civil Defense Unit
Ninety six members of the Stanford Hose Company took the oath to join the civilian defense program. A special meeting at the First Ward fire station established a strong coordinating agency with other defense units. The group plans fifty active firemen and forty six substitutes, with two members to attend Pennsylvania State College for instructor training to run classes locally in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Hose Company
Civisis Defense
First Ward
J. Fred Kinley
Andrew Paulson
Pennsylvania State College
School Board Finds Frills Hurt Rudimentary Education
Reading arithmetic and spelling suffer from frills, says board discussion at regular meeting. Members urge more time for fundamentals, condemning trends in late education. Continues on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reguilar
Board of Education
Austin Johnson
Sts
Diversion Boosts Efforts Against German Push Toward Russia
Anonlated Prise reports Nazi forces stall along the Volga area while seeking diversions to blunt the Red Army. German offensives near Voronezh and along the Upper Don are described as extended with gains and encirclements. A Soviet countertext suggests setbacks for German advances. continued fighting across the Don and near Leningrad is noted with page two follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Lower Volga
Gangasus
Red Army
Port Hatler
Moscow
Tnin
Kalinin Trent
Rehey
Sowstyvest
Kalinttt
Voronezh
Ub Voronezh
Upper
Don
Leningrad
Believe trial of saboteurs nearing end
Washington July 14 There is a speedup in the military trial of eight saboteurs who shipped from Germany on submarines and entered the sixth day. Seven generals will decide on death or life terms while two FBI agents finish questioning. A civil case against 14 alleged assistants to the Nazis looms, with charges still未 filed and treason or espionage possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Germany
Tekert i
Grising m Fe
Tom
FBI
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Aohe
Chey
Hitler
Bonesta Gordon
California
Gestapo
Zagreb
Helm
United Kingdom
Home Security Ministry
Merchants Aid
Soldiers
Retail Merchants Bureau
Club
Desert Front
Illinois Central
R.A. Wels
Weal Scuitty Retreet
Bradford
Penn State
Rzhev
Don River Basin
Dow River
Sven
Volkhovn
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