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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1943
Page
1
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Moscow Calls for German Overthrow and Peace Move
Moscow backs a new National Committee of Free Germany urging Hitler's overthrow and immediate peace. The manifesto envisions a genuine German government halting hostilities and opening talks, seen in Washington as a propaganda tool to weaken the German home front and possibly seed a pro Soviet authority in Germany. A 12 member Communist exile group leads the effort, including Erion Weinert and Wilhelm Pieck.
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Associated Press
Washington
Moscow
Hitler
National Committee of
Free
Germany
Condon
Russia
Red Army
Moscow Radio
Moscow Committee
United Nations
Preies Deutschland
Free Germany
Stalin
Roosevelt
Churchill
Soviet Union
Erion Weinert
Wilhelm Piece
Reichstag
Comintern
Disseldiom
Communist International
Clifford Welsh Reappointed to Fish Commission Board Harrisburg
Governor Martis announces the reappointment of Clifford Welsh of Erie to the Board of Fish Commissioners in Harrisburg. The action confirms Welsh’s continued tenure on the regulatory body overseeing state fish management and coastal resources.
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Clifford Welsh
Harrisburg
Martis
Clifford
Wes
Erie
The
Weard of Fish Compationers
Java Base Blasted by U S Planes
Allied air raid targets Soerabaja in the Southwest Pacific destroying an oil refinery and warehouses. Liberator bombers dropped 500-pound bombs and incendiaries. fires raged across docks and industry as ground batteries fought back. The mission covered nearly 3,400 miles, setting a new record.
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Associated Press
Southwest Pacific
Blmien
Dapatese
Wetherlands East Indies
Sierabafn
Jaye
Pacife
Douglas MacArthur
Wnti
Tokyo
Soerabaja
I O Soerahajs
Fighter Plane Drive Falls Short of Goal in Closing Week
Corry's campaign to buy war bonds raised 145,450 dollars by Friday leaving 22,550 dollars still needed to reach 316,800 dollars. Officials urge residents to accelerate purchases in coming days to secure Wings of Corry donated to the armed forces and to aid the July drive. Treasury report shows receipts and expenditures for July 21 with total debt noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Bond and Stamp Committee
Labor Shortage Pushes War Production Strain in September
Pending labor shortages and union leaders demand for lower prices or higher wages create new war production and stabilization problems. The War Manpower Commission hints at policy shifts while AFL-CIO push for price rollbacks or abandonment of the Little Steel formula dominates labor talks with Price Administrator Prentiss Brown. Executives warn labor reserves near depletion as September looms.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Manpower Commission
Iafl-Cio
Price Act
Prentiss Brown
Firis
Medanal Dlspute
WMO
Lawrence A. Rupley
William Green
America Federation of Labor
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organizsions
Combined Labor War Board
Roosevelt
War Labor Board
Upen
Price Bass
Roosevelt hints at new price control plan
President Roosevelt disclosed at a press radio conference that the administration is weighing new price control and stabilization ideas. He said no agreement has been reached and labor has not issued an ultimatum, noting food prices are not yet rolled back to September levels. He added any plan would require Congressional approval due to cost.
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Associmen Rress
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Three Wayne residents treated for suspected toadstool poisoning
Three residents of Wayne were treated at Corry hospital last evening for suspected food poisoning after allegedly eating toadstools mistaken for mushrooms. Mir and Mrs. Alton Miller and son Ellis, 10, were brought to the hospital after the evening meal but none were in serious condition and all were discharged.
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Wayne Town
Corry Hospital
Ttis
Mir
Alton Miller
Gon. Ellis
Pearl Harbor Vet Héte-Contest For Treasurer
Allied forces seal off western Sicily by seizing Palermo after a swift push, trapping retreating Axis units. Montgomery’s Eighth Army breaches defenses near Mount Etna and advances toward Catania as Axis forces withdraw western Sicily.
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Pearl Harbor
Sicily
Associated Press
Palermo
Burlin
Reuters
Catunis
Mt. Etna Iles
Garanfa
Npg
Headanlite
Teresid Amerigan Troane
Ente
Venttral Siollyes
George S Pullen
U. S
Tialien Gap
Biefly
Wiest Nity
Morocco
Marsala
Trapani
Une Axis Deluelé
Eighth Army
Catania
Messin
Amon
Etna
Algiers
Navy Chief Parkhurst visits Cory after long Pacific service
Chief Petty Officer Frederick W. Parkhurst, with nineteen years in the U S Navy, arrives in Cory for a week with his wife and two children. A Pearl Harbor and Midway veteran, he recently completed training in Chicago as an instructor and may soon transfer. He recalls Pearl Harbor, Midway battles, and the rebuilding of Midway by the Seabees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
U.S. Navy
Pearl Harbor
Midway
Pacific
Prederick W. Parkhurst
U. S. Navy
Hawaii
Parkhhurst
Charles Parkhurst
Frierias
Cory
Robert Grice
Southwest Pacific
Guadalcanel
Parighurst
U.S. Naval Base
Parkhurst
Chicago
Elso
Corry Girl Aids Army Instruction During Summer
Miss Costello Ressler returns to Corry after attending the University of Florida Summer School of Trade and Industrial Education in Daytona Beach. She has worked as an instructor of advanced typing production and military correspondence in Jacksonville, and trained soldiers at military headquarters in cooperation with the Army training program. Ressler pursued continuation studies toward certification in the Florida vocational schools system and will stay in Corry for the summer before resuming Army training duties in Jacksonville this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costello Ressler
University of Florida Summer School of Trade and
Daytona Beach
Jacksonville
Pla
Miss Ressler
Mlitary
Army
Erie Babe Drowned in Pool at Grandparents Home
Barbara Jean Schonthaler, one month old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Schonthaler, died after being dragged from a small pool at her grandparents home in Erie. The coroner noted the child wandered away briefly. she was found in the pool and pronounced dead after arrival at St Vincent's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gmormoener Erie
Barbara Jean Schonthaler
John 1 Schatthaler
St. Vingent’s Hospital
Homeland
Russians Break Main Orel Defense as Battle Rages
Reports from Berlin quote Soviet and German sources on the fighting around Orel in the Russian campaign. The liquidation of northern fortifications near the city and heavy casualties are cited, with claimed German and Soviet losses mounting in the broader mid war clash.
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Berlin
Cel
Bevin
Dpielion
Bolkhov
Ofel
Pacific Fleet Bombards Kiska in Aleutians Action
U S Navy reports heavy and light surface units bombarded Japanese positions on Kiska Island, aimed at softening defenses for an amphibious assault. Enemy guns replied but caused no damage to American ships. A 24 hour air raid by army bombers followed, with fires and strikes on the runway and camp area as Japan reportedly completed a long runway on Kiska.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Kiska Island
Navy
Aleutians
Kika
Tisk
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Erateing
Sista
Bowicher'sebiously
Five sailors killed as Army test crashes into Nashua River
Ayer Massachusetts reported five sailors killed and 18 injured when an Army test misfired and crashed through an abutment into the Nashua River in morning hours. At Fort Devens officials confirmed the fatalities and noted the incident involved military hardware.
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Associated Press
Ayer
Mass
Nashua
Devens
Bromley Sentenced to 14 Years in Burglary Case
Bromley, already serving seven years in Western penitentiary, is slated to begin an additional 14 year term after being found guilty of burglary in connection with a break-in at the Aismutie Service Station at North Center and East Irving streets. Judge Miles B. Kitts called previous assault sentence “ridiculously light” and ordered the new term to run concurrent with the existing sentence.
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Bromley
Aismutie
North Center
East Irving Streets
Eawin Borstorff
Miles B. Kitts
Uwblick
Boy suffers serious injuries in fall in barn
A 29 year old man from Smethport area reports a boy fell about twenty to twenty five feet on his grandfather’s farm. The youth sustained a severe wrist fracture and possible head injuries. He was taken to Bradford Hospital with conditions pending from doctors.
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Bulet
Lee Donnston
West Smith Street
Iur
Smethport
Browahh
Bradford Hospital
FW. Schoonover
Snvethpark
Braittoyd
Waterhouse Enteres City Treasurer Race Amid Withdrawals
W Waterhouse, a Republican city batman, entered the race for city treasurer as Howard M Loveland withdrew. Petitions circulated, others announce for school director posts, and municipal races see rapid movement with candidates Bowen and Edinger seeking the school board.
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Polibient
Ehrates
O Withadeawal
Saipelie
Eaudusty
Stomta le
City Heasher
Jin Howe
Wither W. Wald
Nepublican
City Treasier
Howard M. Loveland
Mr. Loveland
Waterimue
Republican City
Batman
Waterhouse
Cornell
Munteips! Com
Atkins
Reuney
Beenley B. Nichols
Loveland
Une Taken
Sono
Howard J. Bowen
East Mainstromt
Nik
Dem
Wille Nori
Edinger
Wright Street
Trherce
Austin HL
Morten
Roosevelt Says Allies Failed To Open Rome As City
President Roosevelt told a press conference that Allied efforts to open Rome as a civilian open city failed after a year of attempts. He noted German and Italian defenses and discussed the Rome air raid highlighting bombed airports and railroad yards used to move troops and ammunition toward the south.
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FDR
Rome
Washington
Roosevelt
Mpen Oly
Lye
Sila
America
OWI Air And Underground Aid To Enslaved Europeans
OWI officials disclose air drops and underground deliveries of sewing kits seeds soup tea crackers and chocolate to occupied Europe. messages of encouragement accompany each gift showing a determined U S effort to ease suffering and support resistance against Axis rulers. deliveries also reach neutral lands as visual proof of a friendly United States and include compact printing devices aiding underground propaganda efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OWI
Sterling F. Green
Washington
Europe
United States
Hell
Neel
Linebeatna
M High Order
Harape
Packing Plant Fire Roars Through Johnstown Plant
Fire swept the Johnstown Packing Company plant in Johnstown Pennsylvania causing extensive damage estimated at 95 thousand dollars. Flames threatened adjacent buildings as fire crews battled the blaze, with the fire reaching parts of the warehouse and storage areas.
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Johnstown
Piry
Johnstowry Packing Company
Moran
Wold
Efmbint
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