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16 Jun 1943
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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
Jun 16, 1943
Page
1
Lewis Holding Policy Group Awaits WLB Travel Time Award
War Labor Board expected to award travel time pay to soft coal miners with a definite sum, settlement leaning toward compensation rather than a full portal to portal strike. UMW President John L Lewis to hold committee in Washington as talks with Central Pennsylvania producers collapse over a temporary versus permanent resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asoctated
Washington
War Labor Board
WLB
United Mine Workers’ Policy Committee
Amedliig
UMW
John L. Lewis
Central
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Chstles O'Neill
WLEB
William H. Deyie
Lewis
Corry Boys Heading for Training Camps Next Week
About 39 men from Local Board No 3 Union City, mostly from this city, depart Thursday evening for New Cumberland training camps. Nearly 30 more enlist for Coast Guard Navy and Marines, some leaving tonight. They took physics exams in Erie last week and will have two weeks of furlough before induction after June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Union City
New Cumberland
Coast Guard
U. S. Navy
WJ. S. Marines
Ott
Thursdey
Erie
Grain boat sinks on the St Clair River near Algowac
A grain boat carrying 96 000 bushels of grain bound for Gigland sank in the St Clair River near Algowac Michigan after collision and jammed freights. The vessel William Brewster and another steamer were involved as the accident occurred in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algowac
Mich
William Brewster
St Clair
Tojo warns Japs as war situation grows tense
Japan's premier Hideki Tojo told parliament the war situation was increasingly tense and that a large scale Allied offensive was likely. He claimed Imperial forces were meeting attackers wherever they appeared and developing new methods to defeat them while battles grew harsher on multiple fronts including China and the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Japan
Hideki Tojo
Venette River
South Seas
Tojo
Ikudo
Chins
Pacific
Tapan
Allied Planes Pound Japanese Base at Rabaul
Allied headquarters in Australia report a series of air raids on Lakunai and other Rabaul airfields on June 14 to 16. Liberators dropped large bomb weights, causing extensive fires and heavy anti aircraft fire. Reconnaissance noted 254 Japanese aircraft on three fields. raids also hit Dubadura and surrounding areas with limited casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Allied
Australia
Lakunai
Rabaul
New Britain
Aimields
Lukunai
Alfied Migrs
Rapopo
Lukual
Vunukaneu
Lac
New Guines
Hens Hema
New Guinea
Huon Peninsula
Dae
Salamaua
Communiqtie
Dubadura
New Gainea
Buna
Cape Ward Hust
Nineteen Killed In Bomber Crash In New Mexico
Nineteen officers and enlisted men died when two large army bombers crashed between Ruidoso and Capitan New Mexico Tuesday. Shéman parachuted to safety. Treasury report dated June 14 outlines receipts expenditures and debt figures with a net balance and total debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo
N. M
Llamogordo Airbase
Ruldoso
Capitan
N. M. Shéman
Treasury
Washington
Peel- Hoh
War Labor Board sticks to Little Steel wage cap
WLB plans to hold to the Little Steel formula capping wage increases at 15 percent above January levels through thick and thin amid expected worker pressure as payroll tax deductions loom after July 4, per De G. Taylor. Washington June 16 reports: US planes attacked Japanese positions in the Solomons, with Guadalcanal repelled counterattacks and unclear damage. Chinese forces recaptured Towhuli south of Shasi and moved toward Owehihkow. Senator from Ohio criticized Price Administrator Brown, warning of market demoralization and potential meat shortages for civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Labor Board
WLB
Little Steel
de GW. Taylor
Ehpbon
United States
Salomon Islands
Navy
Guadalcanal
Iiven
Nho
Prentiss Brown
Aff R
Ohio
Brown
Axis Loses Six Planes To One In War Flight Appeal
The War Department reports Axis losses at six planes for every American four engined bomber down over Europe, as U S Air Force based in England conducts 18 heavy bombardment missions in Germany since last May. American losses reach 100 aircraft with 371 German craft shot down, 187 probably destroyed and 23 damaged in combat. Prime Minister Churchill had stated bombing Germany out of the war is worth attempting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Europe
War Department
Church M
Germany
United States
England
Palace Reveals King George On Overseas Trip
Buckingham Palace announced King George VI arrived in North Africa for a nine member royal inspection of Allied forces preparing to invade Europe. Accompanied by Sir Archibald Sinclair and Sir James Grigg, he met Eisenhower and other allied leaders, with five counsellors of state named to rule in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Buckingham Palace
George VI
North Africa
United Kingdom
Archibald Sinclair
Gir
James Grigg
British Broadcasting Corporation
Empire
Dwight
Eisenhower
al- Mied
Order of the Bath
Douglas MacArthur
Southwest Pacific
George
Bri
France
Channel
Canada
United States
Ralph Howard
NBC
Howard
Oren
Mediterranean
Edward Hedley Fielden
Windsor Castle By-Cay
Romania Reported Asking Peace Terms in WWII Era
Ankara reports semi diplomatic sources saying Romania, an Axis satellite, sent peace feelers to gauge Allied reception of withdraw from the war. The rumor suggests Romania might quit the Nazis at the start of the 1943 campaign in Soviet Russia if allowed favorable terms and territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snown
Ankara
Turkey
Rumania
Allien
Nuzis
Soviet Russia
Jeuat Pure
Bessarakiy
Buhorina
Board to Seek Better Public Relationship
The Van Pelee rationing board announced a new panel to improve relations between wholesalers and retailers and customers. The board will include G. I. Boy as chairman, with George J. Nagel and Berk Welden, plus nine assistants to be named later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybke
van Pelee Ann
Willeh
I Wowram
G. I, Boy
Googe J. Nagel
Berk Welden
Severa
pHee Panet Board
Brown Acknowledges OPA Mess Claims
Price Administrator Prentiss M. Brown says he will act to clear the mess many believe OPA faces, focusing on personnel and food prices. He returns from Michigan and plans talks with James Byrnes and others, amid subsidies for butter meat and coffee drawing criticism as he seeks support from Congress. School board adjourns for 8:30 p m meeting to fill teacher posts and set Fer summer school opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Prentiss M. Brown
OPA
Michigan
Office of
Price Admnistration
Brown
James Byrnes
War Mobiliztion
Byrnes
Huge Fund For 18 War Agencies
Washington June 10 A $2 189 421 504 omnibus appropriation funds 18 war agencies including the Office of Price Administration the War Production Board and the Office of War Information. The first annual report explains budgets and progress, with praise from the House Appropriations Committee for wartime action and warnings of future needs, noting production capacity limits and a projected 1949 output near 180 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prox
Washington
Congress
Office of Price Administration
OPA
War Production Board
WPB
Office of War Information
OWL
War Shipelyy Administration
WSA
House
Donald ‘Nelson
Christen Two Escorts to be Christened in Boston Yard
Two naval vessels will be christened in Boston within days. Submarine Burrfish will be christened Friday at Portmouth Navy Yard with Miss Jane B Davis as sponsor. Destroyer escort Smartt will be christened Friday at Boston Navy Yard with Mrs W H Thorgen as sponsor. Water destroyer escort Blessman will be launched Saturday at Bethlehem Steel Hingham yard with widow Mrs Helery Blessman as sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Frese Boston
New Enelana
First Naval District Headquarters
Burrfish
Portamounti
Navy Yard
Jane B. Davis
James J Davis
R-Pa
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Smartt
Boston Navy
Helery Malloy Blessman
Appleton
Wis
Funds Sought to Cover Costs of Independence Day Celebration
A city wide Independence Day plan aims to fund a full day of events with a carnival in City Park, a mid afternoon parade, acts and entertainment, sports, and a large evening dance. A committee including Aero Lodge, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and merchants will solicit funds from local groups to finance the celebration tied to a July 4 observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sniniwe
Moilday
Shuly
Plas
Fr Prac
Aero Louge
Veterans of Foreign
Hotel Corry
Fox
Rail officials inspect Corry area as sidings expand
Corry welcomed officials from Pennsylvania and Erie railroads on inspection trips examining new storage yard at Jackson between Waterford and Erie, expanded passing sidings at Waterford Spring Creek and Garland, and general roadbed checks. No local development plans were announced. War ration book No 3 deliveries began in Corry with only a few hundred books issued so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Pennsylvania
Erie
Pennsylvan
Renovo
Supt
Davis
Jackson
Waterford
Spring Creek
Garland
Itis Star
Railway Express
Otclars
Meadville Division
Erie Railroad
Regula Tatler Carelora
Invasion alarms as Axis threat shifts to Sicily and Turkey
Allied and Axis reports clash across the Mediterranean from Gibraltar to the Turkish Syrian frontier. King George inspected Tyree campaigns as Allied forces push to Sicily. Dispatches claim Allied invasion fleets near Gibraltar while Axis bombers strike off Algerian coasts. Allied air forces bomb Sicily near Palermo and Trapani as commentators view Sicily as a likely first invasion objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Silied
George Tad
Sumed Tyree
Gell
Dwight J Bismahowe
Jj Nag
Grand
Benner Enely
Hitler
Prange Cod
Low Counties
Dunkerque
Tleditorruigan
United Nations
Sicily
Booes i Faleu
Castorvetrana
Svineen
Borizen
Mirsala Tridian
Palermo
Trapani
Argenta Prnvince
London
Lisland
Grecina
Crete
Cyo
Delivery of War Ration Books 3 Begins in Corry
Local post authorities lacked information on imports and ration book deliveries. Recipients must present completed application forms and stubs for verification. Postmaster James Sullat said ration books will be required to settle deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
James
Sullat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carla Aener
Aun
Celand
New Guin
Chungking
Towhuli
Yangtze
Shasi
Owehihkow
AXIS
Churchill
Palace
Spain
Board of Education
Sumfer Echot
Christen
Sen. Davis
Portsmouth
N. H
P.R.R
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