France War Crisis Echoes in Reynaud Testimony
Testimony recounts France pre collapse with Reynaud and Daladier under scrutiny as Britain’s actions and Mussolini’s potential payoff are discussed. The trial exposes diplomatic maneuvers before France’s defeat, noting U.S. invasion of French Africa and Petain's regime decisions amid German advance.
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Hage One
Lato
Tie
Paul Reynaud
Reynaud
Daladier
Riem
Petain
France
Earler
Crass Examinatinn
Reyratit
Benito Mussolini
Panisia
Reynard
Plas
Franca
Tim
Italy
Petaits
Africa
Weis
Danisher
Petnin
North Africa
Corry Social Notes Offer Wide West N.E. Visiting List
Mrs Edward Bennink arrives in Corry with plans to stay, as Sgt Bennink delays en route from Muroc California awaiting reassignment. Numerous visitors and residents travel between Corry and nearby towns, including Miss Mary Jane Davey Allegheny Pa, Mrs Roy Reed Pittsburgh, Mr and Mrs Lee Lindsey McDonald Pa, and many relatives staying briefly with local families. Local events note Aero Supply Mfg Co business, Fort Dix furloughs, Erie trips, and a Cooked cereal tip as a potato substitute.
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Set
Edward Bennink
Corry
Margaret, Bennink
Roy Reed
East South Street
Bumbsugh
G. C. Murphy
Pittsburgh
Lee Lindsey
Harry
McDonald, Pane
Lindsey
O. L. Blakeslee
R. D. J. Corry
Carl Lindsey
Worth ‘Street
Paris fashion battle shows New York leading
Paris and France suffer a fashion setback as Au teuil Prix des Drags displays a subdued crowd and cautious designs. New York maintains its edge in world fashion leadership with plain looks, fewer designers, and lingering eye on bold hats and white silk dresses.
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Paris
France
Cynthia Lowry
Eee Ray AP
Coutouriers
New York
Clancy-Smith Wedding At Erie Church
Miss Winifred Mae Smith of Tidioute and Eugene R. Clancy of Garland were united in marriage at St. John's rectory Erie on Saturday July 21 at 4 p.m. Rev. Father Miller officiated. The groom's brother John F. Clancy of Corry served as escort. The bride wore a pink Summer linen suit with blue feather hat and blue accessories. corsage of white rosebuds and blue cornflowers. Matron of honor wore gray with blue accessories and pink rose corsage. A dinner and reception followed, then the couple left for a New York state wedding trip. Both are well known locally. Mr. Clancy has been employed in the city.
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Clancy-Smith
Erie Church
Winifred Mae Smith
Tidioute
Eugene R. Clancy
Garland
St. John’s Rectory
Erie
Father Miller
John F. Clancy
Fourth Avenue
Corry
New York State
Mrs Clancy
Mr. Clancy
Corry Rotary Hears F. O. Croft Guest Speaker
The Corry Rotary Club met at the Hotel Corry with 24 members and Pvt M C Brown of Hobbs New Mexico present. P O Croft gave a summary of a day's work with two flight officers describing morning bombing assignments the mission and reporting to commanding officers at day’s end. Plans for the next meeting include a Rosarians picnic Tuesday evening July 31 at the cottages of A M Litz and Charles Hubert Cottage Park Columbus.
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Corry
Onni
A. M. Litz
Charles Hubert
Cottage Park
Columbus
Surprise Birthday Party At Feeney Home
Miss Judy Feeney and Miss Gioris Sullivan were honored with a surprise birthday party at the Feeney home on West Wayne Street Monday evening. Eighteen guests attended, enjoying dancing and games, with sandwiches cake and lemonade served and gifts given.
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Jan Meeney
West Wayne Street
Judy Feeney
Gioris Sullivan
Miss Feeney
Bride Mrs Norman Mitchell Fete Hosted by Sisters
Mrs Norman Mitchell wife of A C Mitchell was honored at a miscellaneous bride shower hosted by her sisters Mrs T Lillie and Mrs Robert McCeslin at their North Center Street apartment. Twenty attended with card games and a salad dessert. Guests from away included Miss Lois Lillie of Union City Mrs Wave Reich of Spartansburg and Mrs Stewart of Erin.
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Norman Mitchell
A/C
Mitchell
T. Lillie
Robert McCeslin
North Center Street
Union City
Wave Reich
Spartansburg
Stewart
Erin
Corry Man Married At Doylestown
Corry man Pvt Willian Armstrong wed Miss Anmi belle Widney in Doylestown Pennsylvania on July ith Rev Ehgoor Ball officiating. The couple exchanged corsages of peach roses. Armstrong recently completed basic training at Camp Gordon Georgia and will report to Fort Meade Maryland in July.
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Whitedn Armstrong
Willian Armstrong
Anmibelle Widney
J. ©. Widney
Dry
Doylestown
Ehgoor Ball
Covry
Camp Gordon
Fort George Meade
Torrexessenment
Ladies Day Draws Crowd At Corry Country Club
Ladies Day event at Corry Country Club Wisconsin drew a sizable afternoon crowd. The luncheon included a festive salad and dessert followed by bridge and golf games. Notable attendees included Mrs. Ellsworth Hall, Mrs. Langdon Rowe, Mrs. Sidney Elston for bridge and Mrs. A. S. Bowe, Mrs. H. F. Johnson for golf.
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Te Corry Country Club
Wis
Ellsworth Hall
Langdon Rowe
Sidney Elston
A. S. Bowe
H F. Johnson
Three Yet Burned Farm Fire On Wattsburg Road
Three people were injured handling a barn fire at the Leo Blore farm on Wattsburg road between Towville and Phillipsville. Edware Rviberim remained at Erie hospital with burns to head, neck, and arms. Farmhands Rowe Chase and Roberts’ daughter Mrs Glenna Firestong aided in evacuating four horses. Chase suffered a left arm burn. The barn and farm equipment were destroyed. total damage around 85,000 dollars.
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Leo Blore
Wattsburg Road
Towville
Phillipsville
Edware Rviberim
Wattsbure
Hamut Higspitil
Erie
Rowe Chase
Wattsburg
Merlo Tred
R. D
Watisburg
Wis
Erle Hospital
Roberts
Glenna Firestong
Chase
Tay
Finers
Voliuntar Free Department
Daladier Declares Petain Group Traitors Amid Coup Fallout
Daladier testified that Petain supporters form a traitor group as France remains stunned by the Vichy coup. He recalled events from the previous day, noting ships damaged and aircraft losses in Britain and Japan theater references, with broader war losses tallying into hundreds of ships and planes.
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France
Vichy
Daladier
Poriit
Louis Ave
Shipa
Foster
Nimen
Iuab
Hpisey
Final plunge into the heart of Japan marks new naval phase
Reported in Tokyo radio new phase of naval warfare near Japan. Japanese broadcasts said carrier aircraft attacked airfields and communications on south central Honshu, with 14 raiders shot down and 36 damaged in mid morning. Halsey’s ships moved close to the coast, then returned in the afternoon as cruisers and destroyers shelled Honshu’s southern shore and nearby bases.
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Oronast
Japan
Honshu
Main Island
Halsey
Tokyo
Uel
Kushimoto
Shiovo
Nitsiki
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Walter Swantek
Cleveland
Aero Supply Mfg. Co
Tne
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Oil ‘City
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Ridge Street
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Chautauqua Lake
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Fort Dix
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Johnsonburg
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Spring Creek
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Concordia
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McElroy
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Miami
Florida
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East. Street
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Waterford
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Coal & Ice
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Erie’ Hospital
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