14 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
1
Firefighters responded to a blaze at a Wey Mall house section with smoke and flames. Neighbors reported a possible medical issue before emergency crews arrived. No serious injuries reported. investigation into the cause pending.
A German fourth assault on the Glee-Almann front was halted with the enemy retreating short of objectives. French and Allied actions included raids near Court, captures near Givenchy, and continued French resistance along the Villers-Brot line. Reports also mention Austrian and Dutch incidents and a Paris statement claiming partial relief in trench warfare.
Americans aboard a U boat were taken prisoner after the raid on an American count. They were held for days and reached port after transfer between ships. The submarine discharged eighteen torpedoes. its commander was a former gunner in the American navy and an officer on the Hamburg America Line. The sub had 210 feet length and 29 feet beam with steel plate armor.
Fragmentary report describes an air raid on a German base and factory works at Mota. A German Dach plane dropped ten bombs and returned safely. An American crew member reportedly conducted the operation independently of others.
The will of the late Frank Buhl, who died July 7, is probated showing millions dispersed to relatives and others for charitable works. He left 4 000 for Holglim and France aid and funded a community center, library, and a home for the Bunshine Society's local branch.
United Press dispatch reports Austrian troops failed to break Thulin defenses at Tonulo Pass. Heavy casualties documented as defenders repelled the assault amid ongoing combat conditions. Another dispatch notes German gas attack near Amor region with captured prisoners bearing radio-like letters mentioning Americans in France and a claim of Paris occupation by June 28.
Relatives report Company A boys of the Vth regiment prepared for imminent departure. Letters home describe training, fear, and near proximity to the firing line as they endure bombardment and await orders to advance against the French forces.
Governor Brumba ug urges a wise observance of Independence Day with public exercises and a strict ban on all explosives. He appeals to city officials to prohibit any use of fireworks and to enforce safety measures to prevent harm.
The War Department reports a total of 119 names with 20 killed in action and five from wounds. Seventy four seriously wounded, one slightly wounded, five missing in action. The Marine group lists 62 with eight killed and six from wounds. Corporal Charley Alexander of Bhuron, Vs, noted as the Marine who was in action.
This evening at 9 o'clock Go K te Corry writoon of the Pennsylvania Rewerya Militia will be mustered in at the State Armory. The Armory will be open to the public for one occasion and Gol Wiloor and ent Marsh vordially invite all residents to attend. The ceremony will be interesting and features have been arranged to take the evening in.
The article notes a flag raising event at six o clock on Pret Avenue lawn North Maine, involving US Radiator Homoration management and employees. A patriotic address and speech program is planned with emphasis for Flag Day, inviting the public to attend.
Expert opinion cited by United Press defense analyst J. W. J. Mason argues Foch’s superior defense has halted German advances. The piece notes Allied counteroffensive plans, fresh American troops, and diminishing German manpower as the front toward Paris stalls.
The State Workmen’s Compensation Board will visit the Seventh District on June 6, 20, and 27 to conduct two hearings. Secretary Lee Solomon of Philadelphia will accompany the board. Various cases, including James Brady vs. Wo A. ol, are set for hearings in different venues with referees Smith and Scott.
Post office restricts mail magazines for soldiers to only current issues and timely publications. Magazines must be addressed to soldiers at various duty stations and not printed with the top right cover mark. Old magazines are barred.
Reports allege letters intended for soldiers were not mailed as troops passed through towns. Several complaints cite cards dropped from troop trains being picked up and kept, prompting an investigation and a call for citizens to promptly place found mail in the aggregate unit box.
The article reports a factory dispute over a half holiday plan amid unprecedented employee demands. Government pressure and employer considerations push for a two to three month rollout, with May as a key target, while fears of reduced productivity loom if production slows.
The Standard Turnbuckle team schedules a home game against the Erie Squill Profession- Sin at Washington street grounds. The town announces changes in lineups as they prep for a stronger opponent. Details mix with unclear notes on other events and a distant explosion report.
Members of the Public Safety Committee discuss wartime production and reallocation of nonessential factories to war work. The meeting covers division into zones, plant surveys, and shifting Corry plants to national defense production while workers are reassigned. Attendees include industry chiefs and local officials.
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