Dies committee probes Jap internment centers
Washington pressed ahead with a Dies subcommittee inquiry into Japanese relocation policy as hearings begin. Costello plans to call Dillon, Myers, and WRA officials while investigators review records from the Japanese Citizens League and a Maryland farm case. The panel also to probe Detroit race disturbances and related tensions despite objections.
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Fragmented OCR Quiz Note Spells Out Stock Gains
The readable fragments mention stock prices and profits with garbled text. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable. The snippet suggests a trading or quiz note about stock performance but lacks concrete entities or events to summarize further.
Subsidy Fight Heats Up as Hybrid Bill Reaches House
Washington on June 30 Congress debates a hybrid version of the administration subsidy rollback program. The measure, pushed after a War Labor Board warning, would prohibit government expenditures and allow up to 750 million for stabilization costs, while targeting production costs and federal subsidies amid a partisan stalemate.
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Churchill Warns of Heavy Fighting Across Fronts
Associated Press reports from London quote Prime Minister Churchill predicting heavy fighting in the Mediterranean and other theaters before autumn leaves fall. He says U.S. and Canadian shipbuilding is high, North Atlantic merchant losses mounting, and Axis anxiety may delay any German push into Russia. He renews call for unconditional surrender by Axis powers.
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Steel mills face three year low in output due to coal strike
A United States Steel sector report shows production at 72 percent of capacity as the coal strike halts millions of tons of bituminous coal. The War Production Board moves to boost output with a 2.5 million ton plan while miners in Pennsylvania vote to return after the 4th of July holiday.
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OPA Checks Here Finds Few Violations
An OPA agent checked automobiles last night for pleasure driving ban violations. Conditions were generally satisfactory with few infractions noted. Only three cases showed complete data for potential citation. Two to three hours were spent reviewing traffic on three main arteries.
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Hopeful Signs of More Gasoline Supplies In New York
June 30 report from New York notes hopeful signs that eastern stations may soon receive larger petroleum supplies. W Dodge, district petroleum administrator for war, says a bigger allotment could come soon though production remains uneven, with daily output around a million barrels being ramped up as recovery persists.
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Rioting in Greece reports reach from Athens to Salonika
June 30 dispatches describe extensive and bloody riots across Athens and other Greek cities amid Axis occupation. Reports say hundreds of demonstrators were arrested or shot, with some slated for the firing squad, as Allied air raids and leaflets from President Roosevelt affected morale.
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Penna Electric Buys Keystone Public Service
The Public Utility Commission approved Penns Electric's purchase of Keystone Public Service and Bradford Electric. Prices: Keystone 6,000,450 dollars and Bradford 2,691,000 dollars. Integration to a single system would benefit many counties and provide expanded electric and steam heat service. The three utilities cover Corry and nearby areas with service across Cambria and several other counties, including Erie, Venango, Warren, and Centre, among others.
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Tax Withholding System Begins After Tonight
Washington report explains a new pay as you go tax system. Employers will deduct about 300 million dollars monthly from wages at 20 percent over exemptions of 12 dollars for single, 24 dollars for married, plus 6 dollars per dependent. Beginning after tonight deductions start, with declarations due September 1 for single filers at 2700 annually and married at 3600, and quarterly settlements thereafter.
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City Financial Report Published Today
Attention to the annual report of Finance Director J. Fred Kinley printed on page 1. The city finance department report outlines receipts expenditures bonding indebtedness and related fiscal data. Taxpayers are urged to read the annual summary to understand tax money expenditures.
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Auto Use Tax Stamps Lag In Corry Auto Owners
Widespread noncompliance with the new four dollar federal auto use tax stamps prompts warnings that drivers will be barred from midnight. Only about nine hundred stamps sold at Corry post office, far below last year. Delays reflect gasoline rationing and travel limits, with continued efforts in Washington to repeal the tax facing little progress.
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Buy A Fighter Plane Drive Opens Monday
Gorry's campaign to buy a fighter plane for the armed forces opens next Monday with a drive to raise war bonds. The Corry Stamp and Bond Committee met at the Hotel Corry to finalize plans for the July Fourth celebration and the fundraising, including exhibits and exhibits from Guadalcanal and Pearl Harbor captures.
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Dems Retreat From Wallace Jones Public Fallout
Democratic senators adopted a hands off stance toward the Wallac e Jones flare up while Republicans urged a congressional inquiry. Roosevelt blamed the press and radio for stirring controversy as the long running dispute between Wallace and Jones over war materials policy finally surfaced.
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Equipment Arrives for New Guard Unit in Corry
Equipment for the Corry platoon of Company C Sle Penn State Guard arrives as the unit prepares for Independence Day parade. Major Clarence Urban of Erie visits during drills and inspects the unit, praising progress by Lieut. Guy H. Abbey. Non com appointments are expected soon and summer uniforms should arrive later this week.
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Eden Urges Italy To Accept Unconditional Surrender
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden urged Mussolini in the Commons to accept unconditional surrender and said Britain would not seek bombing talks with Rome. He argued it benefits humanity for Italy to yield, tied to Casablanca terms for the Axis. Also notes the drop of surrender leaflets over Italian cities amid recent raids and reports the death of former Erie writer Jess Royle at 63.
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Allied bombers strike rail hubs in France and Italy
Reports from Stockholm and London describe Allied action in Europe with raids on Le Mans and Wuppertal while British bombers hit Sicily ends of the rail ferry to Italy. American heavy bombers attacked Le Mans under overcast skies and suffered no losses, marking a new strike at a major engine Works. In North Africa Allied command says Wellington aircraft targeted Messina and Reggio Calabria as part of the Sicily ferry network assault.
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Price panels organize at Curry Rationing Office
Representatives from the Office of Price Administration join a price panel formed at the Curry Rationing Office. Attending were panel board assistants and Rev. Gilbert L. Boyd as chair, George Nagel, and Bert Wellen. Early store visits are planned to seek cooperation in enforcing price and related regulations. Treasury report shows June receipts and expenditures with increases over May.
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Second Advance in Solomons Since Guadalcanal
The Navy says U S forces have landed on Rendova Island in the central Solomons as part of a new offensive against Japanese positions. Details are scarce and the move aims at advancing American strength in the Russell Islands region and toward Munda, with several possible strategic aims discussed.
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