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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1944

Page

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Dewey Seeks War Aims Tie with Party Leaders

Herbert Brownell Jr was elected chairman of the Republican national committee to guide Gov. Thomas E. Dewey’s presidential campaign. Dewey held late talks with leaders, weighed campaign strategy in wartime, and considered a reduced coast-to-coast tour if the war in Europe nears end. He planned to align rhetoric with Roosevelt’s wartime leadership and may visit defense plants and troops abroad.

Associated Press Phicago Herbert Brownell New York Thomas E. Dewey Chicago Republican Party National Committee Man G. O. P. Presidentia Herbert Brownell, Jr Dewey Harrison E. Spamg Jer Yehetang Alt Mf Tandon Kansas Europe Roosevelt Church MM Stalitt

Six Firemen Overcome In Allentown Blaze

Six firemen were overcome by heat in an Allentown fire. One firefighter named Henry Hepburn was treated by a medical unit for heat prostration after escaping the building. Estimated damage was modest, though the blaze caused significant smoke and alarm.

Alemtown Allentown Murii Henry Quakertown Wisteen

Judge Kitts faces Erie restraint bid over alleged mental incapacity

Philadelphia June 30 President Judge Miles B. Kitts of Erie County courts sought dismissal of a petition by Erie County lawyers to restrain him from duty due to alleged mental incapacity. The Commonwealth joined as an original party with Attorney General James H. Dutts arguing for the restraint. Kitts and counsel disputed specifics, noting Evans was named president judge due to physical illness and acknowledging no exact legal precedent for such an order. The hearing featured Erie lawyers including W. Pitt Littard, John B. Brooks, and T. B. Sunn and adjourned to Page Eight.

Associated Press Philadelpata Miles B. Kitts Erie County Pennsylvania Supreme Court Kitts Francis B. Quinn Erle Evans Yeltts Quinn Jadicialody Erie W. Pitt Littard John B. Brooks T. B. Sunn Elmer L. Evans Sixth Judicial District

U S Breaks With Finland in World War II Rift

The United States breaks relations with Finland as Finland forms a new alliance with Nazi Germany. Secretary Hull delivers the note to Alexander Thesleff, signaling the end of two years of U S efforts to broker peace between Finland and Russia. The move underscores Finland's military actions affecting the Allied war effort.

Associated Press Washington Dine Id United States Tony Piniane Freatisé Nazi Germany Hull Alexander Thesleff Finland Thesse George T. Summerlin Mint Cemany

FDR Extends OPA Life One Year With New Rules

President Roosevelt signed a bill extending the price and wage stabilization act for another year to June 30, 1985. The measure, approved after a lengthy battle, changes pricing and enforcement while preserving safeguards against inflation. It directs the OPA to adjust ceilings on major textiles to reflect raw cotton prices, affecting about 10 percent of textiles, amid a compromise with liberal supporters.

Associated Press Washington Roosevelt Senate House Dne OPA

Corry Officers End Rural Theft Wave With Confessions

State Police Reed er and Krupa secured full confessions from two youths living near Centerville after months of investigation. Earl Anderson and Merwin Prosess admitted to raiding farms and properties in Crawford county over several years, including the Williams and Gross homes, a Gibson contractor site, and a Riceville station. They pleaded guilty and await hearings before Judge Kent in Meadville.

Reeder Krupa Centerville Sory Fternoon Crawford County Dom Inick Lemme Meadville Investigaton Earl Anderson Hofses Thomas F. Anderson Earl Merwin Prosess Alvin J. Williams Pittsburgh OPA Artinie W. Gross Williams Everett Himebaugh Rowte Ben Lewis Riceville Hoy F. Hammond Rice~ville Corners

A L Root Sells Block Plans of Buyer Unknown

A L Root sold the Kealing block on South Center Street once housing the Root Furniture Store. Deed names Ellenbeth Martelli as buyer, but Mr Root says he does not know the actual buyer as the deed was signed before names were filed. The sale was cash, buyer address listed as 1808 Ferny Avenue Niagara Falls NY. Hammond and Power acted as intermediaries with unclear further details.

South Center Street Kealing Arthu L. Root Root Puniture Root Fast Erle Ellenbeth Martelli Vountial Erie Ferny Avenue Niagara Falls N.Y Hammond Root Power Pittsburgh

Kiwanis Fund Drive For Corry Students Launched

The Garty Kiwanis Club met at the Biig Restaurant and launched a fund to aid under privileged children in Corry schools. The plan includes providing glasses and treatment for physical handicaps. A charity dance at Corry Country Club on July 28 asks for 1 per person, with ticket sales by members. Harold Kelley presented a Firestone film "All Out For War" at the meeting, the last before summer recess.

Country Club Garty Kiwanis Club Biig Restaurrant Organizafon Corry Corry Country Club Harold Kelley Erle Firestone Organization

Steel Headies Pittsburgh Man Dies in Presbyterian Hospital

Pittsburgh June 30 Prank We Wrst president of Superior Bd Corp died yesterday in Presbyterian Hospital. Born in Meph iville Pa he graduated from Allegheny College. He was a partner in the bronge Die Casting Co and a director of the American Iron and Steel Institute.

Pittsburgh Supeior Bde] Corp Presbyterian Hnouphal Mephiville Allehény College Bronge Die Casting Co Americam Tron and Steel Testitute

Soviet Forces Cross Berezina Near Minsk In Fresh Push

Red army units surged into the Berezina river area northeast of Minsk while engineers rushed pontoons to the last obstacle before the White Russian capital. Field dispatches report German fire on the west bank but no sign of a Nazi stand, as bombardments persist and Roсkossovsky’s forces push toward Minsk from the Gomel Minsk corridor.

Moscow Berezina Minsk White Rins Th Sky Iohn Gagramian Konstantin K. Rokosysovsky Plich Rokossovsky Berenshaiver Therm Gomél-Minsk Gen Sergei I. Rydenko Red Army Baranowicze Polotsk Riga White Russia Bagramian Lithuanian Republic Latvian Republic

Fifth Loan Passes Halfway Mark With 632 088 Total

Campaign officials report the fifth loan surpassing the halfway point with a total of 632 088 announced at noon. A new 50 000 Series C purchase and Series E bond sales added to the day’s gains, boosting expectations for a strong push before the climax.

Battle signals and Saipan push frame Chinese campaign notes

The report describes intensified actions near Hengyang and Lishui with Japanese and Chinese movements. It notes American air power aiding operations in the Marianas, including Saipan, Tinian, and Guam, as well as Japanese radio claims on Lishui and surrounding gains, highlighting the Pacific theater’s shifting frontline tensions.

Associated Press TORO Hepyyoni China Comit China Campaigat Weshowen Northen Saipan Iland Mt. Tapotchyit Roeked Garebali Saipan Lishui Cheklang Chita Hengyang Dn Bnb

Fifth Army Pushes in Italy Near Cecina and Siena

Allied dispatches report Fifth Army advancing toward Cecina and Siena as American armored forces breach inland and approach Florence region. British and French units press north, capturing Castiglione Del Lago area. German resistance weakens under heavy Eighth Army and air attacks. Rail and road disruptions mount as concentrated enemy losses include vehicles, tanks, and damaged locomotives. A separate report notes a devastating tornado toll in western Pennsylvania with 2 deaths and extensive property damage.

Associated Presa Rome Thily West Coas Cecina York Livorno Siena Florence Trasimento Castiglione del Lago the Knights of Malta Albert Kesselring Pisa Tofantiquipa Ribbons Cevinny Monteverdi Aormies Italy Forti Runnins

Corry WMC Introduces Enforced Employment Rules

Corry office of the Wet Manpower Commission outlines new rules effective July 1 for job seekers. Men aged 18 to 65 must obtain U S Employment Service approval before hire, while women face releases, approvals, or idle periods depending on current and desired work status. Reports show Corry district leads in placement of returning veterans in May.

Wet Manpower Commission Uly Miss Hopkins Corry Service Office U. S Eswntidi Ja Njon TSES Iso

Roosevelt signs Philippines independence pledge laws

Washington reports a bill pledging US aims to drive Japanese invaders from the Philippines and grant full independence once normal government can be restored. Roosevelt states civil government will be set up under constitutional officers when conditions permit. Philadelphia notes the Pennsylvania Supreme Court upholds the 1935 franchise tax act, with over 4. State revenue from out of state corporations exceeds 50 million. London bulletin lists German generals and raids in France amid ongoing invasions.

Associated Press Washington United States Philippines Roosevelt Philadelphia Pennsylvania Supreme Court

Capture of Caen Seen Aiding Invasion Efforts

Allied forces near Caen push two British columns toward encirclement of the inland French port. Montgomery’s troops close on Caen from the east while Bradley’s units probe toward St Louis road junction, as Cherbourg dock facilities are readied under Commodore Sullivan. Continued efforts along Esquay and Tream sectors aim to widen the encirclement with eleven miles of advance reported.

Associated Press Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Caen Omar J. Bradley St. Louin Cap de la Hague Thermortieng Cherbourg William Sullivan Pearl Harbor Desablanc Ova Naples Esquay Tream Navy

Company A Heads to Camp for Week of Training

Crowd crowds station as Company A departs for Indiantown training. State Guard mobilizes this afternoon with 67 men to join the camp party. Captain Guy Abbay will command alongside Mountain and Wil, as the special train leaves Corry for Hartisburg.

Indiantown Gaptary Hartisburg Une Tate State Armor Wil Staljdir Hite Guy Abbay Uni Corry Capi Abbé Treuts Gerry

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