Army vows to shield troops and retaliate against Axis
The report notes President Roosevelt warning of a swift and decisive retaliation, while Allied leaders signal readiness to protect soldiers. Chemical warfare protections are described as developed, with assurances from the service that effective devices exist. The piece centers on wartime defense posture and projected responses to Axis aggression.
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Associated Press
Washington
Europe
E Chemical Warfare
Roosevelt
Axis
Fragmentary OCR Narrows On Local Incident
Fragmented text hints at a local incident involving a Sharon, a 20 year old, and a plan or flight near a place called Col. Numerous garbled names and numbers obscure details but suggest a grouped scene with law enforcement or editorial notes. The readable bits imply a crime or safety event with people named Sharon and Yves among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petideni
Meria
Neve Faym
F-Sale
Coeve Lune
Yves Teen
Boate
Gang
Eldent
Sharon
Silot
Harry
Jake
Quiz Anners Lo
Mnizzton
Berlin warns of retaliation if gas used by Axis
Berlin acknowledges President Roosevelt warning of gas warfare threats and vows swift retaliation on military targets if Axis nations unleash poison gas. The report notes U S readiness with gas production and protective gear, while stressing disavowal of such weapons by civilized nations. Treasury data show June 15 balance and debt figures.
Fire destroys Foster house near Corry on flag day
Fire swept the Foster home west of Corry destroying the Ergin Foster residence and damaging a prior farm home weeks earlier. The blaze started in the wash room from an oil stove, with the family displaced and belongings lost. Firefighters laid lines to the dwelling but could not save either structure. The carryover loss is estimated near two thousand dollars with insurance information unclear.
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Haass
Ergin Poster
St. Thomas' Cemetery
Bostey
Bee
Foster
Bunning
Huffman
Aero Supply
Blood Bank Here Again June 23-24
Red Cross Blood Donor service unit returns to State Armory on June 23 and 24 with two donation windows each day. Donors must register in advance with Mrs. Edison Harmon at 109 East Smith Street to secure preferred times. A home economics class demonstration follows at 7 15 tonight on built and worked buttonholes and tailored slash pockets.
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Hermen
Red Cross
Edison Harmon
East Smith Street
Buffalo
State Armory
Corry
Knox Warns Axis U S Will Not Scrap Fleet Again
Secretary of the Navy Knox told graduates at Annapolis that the United States will mass offlanding barges and double fleet tonnage this year. He asserted American shipyards produce six ships daily and stressed the war aim of freedom, peace, and strong naval power to guard seas and skies.
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Associated
United States
Anu Pune
Munca
Yumory
Knox
Vox
Mdushay
Daraine
Patel
Gradiates
Bombers Strike Hongay Docks in French Indochina
Bulletin reports American bombers hit Hongay 30 miles northeast of Maipong damaging coaling docks warehouses railroad yards and power lines. Stilwell HQ confirms raid. smoke plumes rise to 5,000 feet and visibility extends 30 miles. Navy secretary Knox notes Tokyo Berlin impression post Pearl Harbor. Rome reports 633 251 Italian casualties across three years. Tokyo warns of prolonged war and utter destruction of US and Britain.
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Associated Press
Chungking
Hongay
Maipong
Indo-China
Liew
Joseph W. Stilwell
Annapolis
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox
Tokyo
Berlin
Pearl Harbor
Striktsy
Rome Radio Today
Italy
Local man appeals liquor board ruling in Corry
Frank Nicolazzo of Kane filed a court appeal after the state liquor control board refused his license request for the European hotel in Corry. The board cites past arrests and a liquor violation revoking a prior license, while Nicolazzo contends the board acted illegally in denying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nicolazzo
Kane
Corry
State Liquor Control ‘Board
Nicolazz 40
Nicolazao
Charge OPA Subsidies To Cost Far More Than Save
Washington June 9 Congressional critics of a food price rollback say a general price decrease for most foods is likely with continued subsidy payments to offset reduced returns. They cite OPA plans to extend the rollback to fresh vegetables and to butter, meats and coffee while subsidies for vegetable producers are not expected. Senators Taft and others argue the savings to consumers would be offset by taxes and added costs, making the bill larger due to interest and administrative expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Associates Press
Washington
Senate
Office of Rice ‘Administration
Taft
Allied bombers raid Japanese island targets in long range sweep
Allied Liberators conducted a major day raid on Waingapo e Harbor in the Lesser Sunda Islands and hit an 85,000-ton cargo ship amid heavy anti aircraft fire. Earlier strikes hit Timor and nearby targets as Gen Kenney's air force expands westward from Bougainville through New Guinea. Australian Bearcat fighters joined to sweep Komliatum area, targeting suspected Japanese positions.
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Australia
Singassare
Waingapoe
Seemba Island
Lesser Sunda
Walneapoe
Lombok
George ©. Kenney
Bougainville
Solomons
New 10 Land
New Britain
New Guinea
Banda, Arafura
Timor
Dill
Koopang
Babo
Nazi Prisoners Escape In Texas
Five German prisoners of war escaped early today from North Camp Hood Texas the FBI disclosed Assistant agent in charge T O Wenig said the men slipped away soon after midnight Army and civilian agencies were racing to recapture them in Dallas June 0
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Texas
Associated Press
Dallas
Flag Day exercises set for Monday at Corey City Park
Lemerton 10 delivers address Monday evening as Corey Lodge hosts annual Flag Day program in City Park. Rex Francis J Gaver to give Invocation, Corty City Band and Aero Victory Band perform, pledge of allegiance, national anthem, and retirement of colors. Public invited to attend the nationwide observance marking the birth of Old Glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Serle
Corey Lode
Volus
Aero Victory
Howard Berry
Corey Lodge
Ab Ellis
Rex Francis J Gaver
Srleatoh
Corty
M Yyar
Bhuuk B
Heptey
Vousolo
Lynn Rive
Sher Fred W. Lanshertor
Belection
Aero Velory Band
Corry City
Abt
Generel
Jyidl
Park Bf
Use of field to rest on team responsibility
Possible grant of the use of Love land Field at the Junior High school for Sunday baseball games or contests at any time will rest on the responsibility of the organization that will handle the team. A Bord of Repetition committee and baseball boosters met Tuesday evening. Directors may reverse last Friday’s action denying Sunday use if assurances are given that responsible parties lead the elite and that the agreement’s provisions are observed and bills met. A group headed by business and prominent citizens is planned to oversee the field agreement, with talks of a possible $300 bet and a meeting Friday night to organize and present to the band next week.
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Loveland
Iast
Baseball Boosters
Youth Pleads Guilty To Local Violation
Gerald Kenedy pleaded guilty before Judge Miles B. Kitts in Erie County Court to taking a motor vehicle without owner consent. He must pay court costs and damages to Perry M. Nichols, taxi owner, with sentencing set for the second Monday in September.
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Gerald Axennery
Pla
George F. Gordon
Miles B. Kitts
Erie
Perry M. Nichols
Kenedy
Erle
Wage Row With War Labor Board Ends Negotiations Deadlocked
Washington June 9 The War Labor Board set a 13 day window for progress reports as coal mine operators and United Mine Workers leaders fail to bridge wage disputes. Lewis and Burke clash over pay rises and travel time, with tentative talks on a $1500 daily underground travel increase facing resistance from operators.
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Hyon Washington
Jim
War Labor Board
LL Wwmieny
Huey Key
Pheakine
Washington
Sirute
Jame Bis
Jobin DL
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ute Publey
Edward &. Burke
Southern Appalvchian
Anat Lewis
Burke
UMEW
Auers
War Labor
WLB
Ths
Tridiana
Tilino
Fvo
Baruch to Aid Byrnes in Mobilization Effort
President Roosevelt announces that Bernard Baruch, former head of the War Industries Board, will assist in a advisory capacity on government policies and programs. Baruch will serve without pay, joining a meeting with Morgenthau Vinson Smath to discuss impending state actions as speculation grows on Byrnes presidency timing.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Duniny
Byrnes
Sink
Hie
Beeniyd
Tuctt
Presidentisl
War Industries Board
Bayuch
Ing
Fittine
Tase Polmes
Treasuny Morgenthau
Dirento
Fred ML Vinson
Harold D_Smath
Byres
Roosevelt
Ronsevett
Hoover Urging drastic shift in food control
Former president and WWI food administrator Hoover calls for a centralized wartime food program under a single administrator, ideally the secretary of agriculture. He urges decentralization to states and counties, more farm manpower, and planting 30 to 40 million more acres in 1944, while abolishing price ceilings and simplifying rationing to curb inflation and profiteering.
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Yano
Wartime Session Debate prompts partisan clash in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on June 9, Governor Martin answered Lawrence with full details, defending the wartime session as efficient and tax cutting. He cited adjustments to increase war and welfare spending, while Democratic critics labeled the 1943 proposals indecisive. The Republican-led Legislature claimed to have trimmed the tax burden by over 45 million dollars and found ways to fund military needs and social programs, as the city braces for upcoming municipal elections.
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Associated Frese
Pittsburgh
Gover
Essemnor Martin
LL Lawrence
Allied forces hammer Pantelleria and Sicily in spring assault
Allied fighting men launched sweeping attacks across Pantelleria Sardinia and Sicily and pressed operations in Greece. Italian defenses confronted heavy bombardment as Royal Navy cruisers and destroyers shelled Pantelleria while RAF and US bombers hit Sicilian targets. British forces also reconnoitered Lampedusa and executed a coastal raid on Pantelleria, with minimal damage reported.
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Associated Press
Second Air
Italy
Mediterranean
Pantelleria
Sardinia
Sicily
Greece
Europe
Taliin
Une Yarrison
Pir
Wey Island
Ersten Worbie
Hoine
Ueanore Defennes
Lampedusa
Panteleria
Taljan Gibraltar
Corry Crash Leaves Man In Critical Condition
Myron Mons, 2%, of Corry, was critically injured in a morning two vehicle collision on the City Franklin road when his car skidded and hit a telephone pole. Laura Fischman, 21, suffered head injuries. Samant G. Casper, Charles Clayton, and Arlene Hecla thar escaped without major injuries. The report notes other details and names residents of Corry and nearby towns.
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Myron Mons
Suyter Circle
Corry
Franklin
OD City- Franklin
Laura Fiscuiman
OU OK
Samant G. Casper
Charles Clayton
Titusville
Arlene Hecla Thar
of City
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Sunda
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