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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1945
Page
1
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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War Plans See Japan Fight Through 1946 Says United States
Army and Navy leaders expect the war with Japan to continue at least into late 1946 with unconditional surrender as the terms. Officials anticipate campaigns in China and the possibility of Russia entering the war, while noting no peace offers from Tokyo. The State Department confirms no Tokyo peace offers and questions remain about postwar terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates
Washington
Japan
Ashington
Pacific
China
Russia
Berlin
Niles
Amy
Navy
Andi
Hatte
State Department
Tokyo
Way
United States
Stalin
Bell
Agk
Stolen $54 From Man While He Slept In Hotel Room
A theft reported to the Police Department describes $54 stolen from a man named George Currey who found his billfold missing from his chair and trousers after an intruder visited him overnight at the Imperial Hotel corner of West Main and First Avenue. Police search for suspects who knew the rooming place conditions, with no arrest announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Currey
Imperial Hotel
West Main Street
Firstvenue
Currey
Hallford
Cwmrey
Farce charge and war casualties report from Guam and Europe
Bulletin items report a Pacific air fleet against Japan and a House critique of war officials. Casualty update notes nine US enlisted men and one civilian killed by German mine explosions near Villville yesterday with thirty injured. A State Department letter addresses Poland election participation and Yalta obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom
United States
Airpower from Europe joins in Pacific battle
American air units reinforced by European forces join Pacific strikes from Marianas to Kyushu. 5th and 7th Air Forces attack Japanese home islands including Miyazaki Nobeoka Fukushima Tomita ri and Kagoshima Bay while A-24 bombers lead new formations. Veterans from the Mediterranean theater fly alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Farmasa Hy
Presa
Manila
Sweepin Pacific
Miyazaki
Nabeoka
Fukushima
Tomitari
Kagoshima Bay
Kyushu
Medterrannean Theater
Tech
Cal
Joseph R. Holsaphle
Pedria
Hutzapple
Parmasa
Mako
Taiwan
Liberators
AAP
Gahton
China
Swat 2
Houston
Wife of Dr Lick Seriously Injured in Wreck on Route 20
Mrs Lick driving alone skidded on a wet patch three miles east of North East. The car overturned after striking an object. She suffered fractures of the collar bone several ribs and cuts on the right forehead. She was rushed to the hospital by ambulance after being aided from the wreck by passing motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibic
Magick
Maxwell J. Tick
Route 20
North East
Lick
Amiulahice 2 Binet ‘Hospital
Truman backs any reasonable settlement in Europe and Asia talks
Potsdam dispatch reports President Truman pledged full support to any reasonable settlement of European boundaries and postwar rehabilitation as the Big Three discuss Japan. Allies weigh major German territory shifts for Poland while secrecy surrounds a joint communique and Russia's potential role in Asia remains debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Asia
Japan
Russia
Associatal
Potsdam
United States
Europe
Amori
Churchill
Stalin
U.S
London
Germany
Poland
William D. Leahy
George ©. Marshall
Ernest J. King
H. H. Arnold
Steen's Dry Cleaning to reopen July 30 after renovations
Steen's Dry Cleaning operated by Mrs W A Steen and daughter Zipporah Miller will reopen all departments on July 30. The North Center street plant was closed for renovations with offices and work rooms on Raat Washington street upgraded. The firm has operated here over 49 years and will resume full service from the 80th of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steen
W. A. Steen
Zipporah Miller
North Center Street
Raat Washington Street
Halifax Explosions Kill 13 At Navy Depot
A series of powerful explosions at a Royal Canadian Navy mine depot near Dartmouth shook Halifax area. Fires, telephone outages, and a 150 foot blaze sent debris across the Bedford basin as 10,000 residents evacuated the danger zone. casualties remained uncertain with several injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Frese Halifax
Pire
Saint John
N. B
Camete Staccato
Dartmouth
Royal Conlin Navy
Musumine
Mearby Dart
Ali Neale
Listeria
New Hospital Board Holds First Monthly Meeting
Corty Hospital Association directors held their first monthly meeting after recent elections. Arthur Shepphey presided as president with new directors Holden and Bi. F. Pain attending. Miss Franis Hover resigned as supervisor of the operating room and Miss Floretta Clark was named directress of nurses. The board reported 212 patients admitted last month with 1201 days of service, 28 births and three deaths. They noted $409 county aid, revised the accounting system, and praised interior renovations and the new laundry. The meeting included 12 directors including Elston Fogle Hawkins Pain Rathesale Scheppner Smith Holden Nast and Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hover
Saunders
Arthur Shepphey
Hhe
Corty Hospital
Association Tush
Presen
Holden
Bi. F. Pain
Stati
Ant
Sanders
Erle County
Elston, Fogle
Hawlkins Pain
Rathesale
Scheppner
Smith Holden
Nast and Young
Heavy Rains Close 19 Coal Mines in Schuylkill
Heavy overnight rains forced the closure today of 19 collieries employing nearly 4 000 miners in Schuylkill County Pennsylvania. An estimated three inches of rain fell from midnight to 8 a m with almost seven inches since Sunday. Highways were flooded with worst damage at Branchdale and Pine Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Schuylkill County
Branchdale
Pine Grove
Pennsylvania to Induct Fathers Under Draft Rules
Pennsylvania will continue inducting fathers into the armed services under National Selective Service, Col. John Met Smith says. The plan follows a New York move to induct fathers with volunteers and certain exemptions, with only a few fathers under 30 being drafted in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennwania
Armed Services
Cordance
National Selective Service
John Met
Smith
Whiteley takes over Cohen coal yard business
Frank Whiteley of Crystal Ice and Coal Company has assumed the Cohen and Son fuel yard on West Washington Street. The Cohen firm will operate until about August 1 as stocks are cleared. The integrated business will run from Whiteley’s Maple Avenue facilities with plans to secure additional equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Ice and Coal Company
Prank Whiteley
Crystal Tee and Coal Company
N. Cohen and Son
West Washington Street
Cohen Fuel
Cohen
Whiteley
Cohen Firm
Crystal Tee End Coal Company
Yaris Tas
Maple Avenue
Franco to name new cabinet bridging preparative period
Madrid dispatch reports Generalissimo Franco will announce a sweeping cabinet overhaul tonight replacing most ministers. Expected includes royalist and Catholic Church figures rather than Falangists to bridge the preparative period before a restored monarchy. The duration of the new cabinet remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assuermen
Madrid
Generalissima Franca
Don Juan
Catholic Church of Spain
Franco
Panther Sighted Near Wheelock Stirring Local Fear
Wheelock residents report a panther returning to the Findley Lake area near Wheelock after a months long absence. At 9 30 last night cries were heard near the creek behind Morris McIntyre’s barn sparking a multi household search by local men. A reward had previously been offered for the animal’s capture as the community remains alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock
The
Journal
Severt
Findley Lake
Morris McIntyre
Ann
More Erie OPA Offices Moved to Pittsburgh
Erie OPA consolidation shifts enforcement rationing and appeals work to Pittsburgh regional office. Erie staff will be absorbed into Pittsburgh and a direct phone link remains for case handling between the two cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
OPA
Pittsburgh
Erie District Office of
Price Administration
Here
Filaw
Ticonderoga Suffered Heavy Casualties and Damage in Attack
The U S aircraft carrier Ticonderoga suffered 437 casualties and major damage after being hit by two Japanese planes on January 21. The ship, new to the fleet, returned to Bremerton for extensive repairs after a bold war action that included sinking ships and bombing targets across Formosa Indo China and the South China coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Ticonderoga
Soy
Washington
Fou Lange
Genghuers
Bremerton
Wass
CRS
RPS Meruhtet
Formosa
Indo China
South China
Hong Kong
Tuzon
Philippines
Induction and Exam Groups Leave for Pittsburgh City
Induction and exam groups depart for Pittsburgh for pre induction training camps. The Corry district supplied nineteen men including Leroy Bansberry Harald Callier and Roy Kerstatter for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Mae Ne
Aelion
Havel
Cory
Lawrence Ousto Nichols
Alvin Ressan
Scathery Lilley
Winfield Iven Willams Henky Wal Ham Navton
Harald Darwin Custer
Bernard Wayne Wilson
Charles Robert McClintock
Merle Leftoy Ottaway
Richard Donald Jackman
George Everett Craker
Fodsymm Forduhl
Fow
Pitburgh
Corry Serrili
Leroy Bansberry
Chay Harald Callier
Jorn Willly Episee
Roy Samuel Kerstatter
Millen
Ar Hille Mors
Philip Junior Haltast
Joseph Andrew Durnofkll
Melvin Jamesmith
Andrew Vendel Syenlok
James Ray Carley
Karl David Gates
Cherry pickers overloaded buses prompt recruitment efforts
Reports from Corry Union City indicate cherry harvest workers were crowded onto buses, with 290 workers sent to Northast and about the same to a day. Charles Monroe, in charge of recruitment, plans more trips as organizers say more labor is still needed for the orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Northast
Corry
Charles Monroe
Tinion City
First Town
Naval shelling of Honshu enters third day
The attack on Yokosuka naval base continues with intense antiaircraft fire. The main enemy fleet is believed to have escaped after weather prevented damage estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honshu
Yokosuka Naval Base
Allied forces press near Tokyo Bay amid heavy shelling
American ships moved within five miles of Tokyo Bay and bombarded coastal targets on the Chiba Peninsula. Reports claim 1,500,000 Japanese killed or captured, with casualties and losses continuing as Allied forces advance and threaten full occupation of Honshu’s northern approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Guam
Tokyo Bay
Chiba Peninsula
Trenelly
Agalte
Auiseys
Davis
Porttir
Philippines
Widing
Ernie Stroyer
Mart
NS Gies
BO Miles
UF Honshu
Wamere
Einer
New Currier
Yasin
Tues
Navy Department
Washington
United States
Pacific Islands
Chiang Kai Shek
Ching
Japan
Raiko
Tokyo
Mansimitz
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