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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1945
Page
1
Altor Taday Ay De Som Ley Hinson
A fragmentary item notes an event involving Hinson with unclear details. Readable names appear but essential facts are missing. The brief resembles a local notice or sports snippet without full context.
Four Plants Unite In Apprentice Training Plan
Four major Corry area employers Aero Ajax Ray and Corry Jamestown plants join a plan to establish apprentice training with War Manpower Commission guidelines plus returning veterans compensation. The program offers classroom theory and practical plant work while trainees earn wages. A general administration group will be formed and a kickoff meeting planned for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Aero
Ajax
Rayond
Corry-Jamestown
United Ina
War Manpower Commission
Special Services
G. T
Uy Ry
L of M
Justin Butters
Jairman
Mary
Hopf
Raymond
Corry-damestown Ystanes
Linton
Theaymond
Butters
A. J. Reynders
Erle
Manpower Preamble Tightens Byrnes Authority in War Plans
Washington march 26 the new manpower preamble adds to Byrnes authority over war mobilization. It grants power to impose employment exiles for plant closures and to regulate hiring and job transfers. Violations carry fines up to 10000 dollars. The bill also allows compulsory induction for those avoiding assigned work under board orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes
Adjist
James F. Byrnes
Ule
Campioyes Isle
Twoflylan
Holme
Coulmins
Kart Avenue
Famous Marine General Dies
Major General William Ruperts, 55, commandant of the U S Marine Corps Schools at Quantico Virginia, died in Washington from a heart attack during a visit with his wife and five year old son to Col RC Kilmartin at the Marine barracks Navy Yard. He led the First Marine Division in the South Pacific and commanded Marines in the Peleliu invasion in Palau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William %. Ruperts
U. S. Marine Corps
Quantico
South Pacific
Deaf
Col. RC. Kilmartin
Marine Barracks
Navy Yara
Peleliu
Palau Islands
First wounded returned from Iwo Jima
San Dingo Calif March 26 2000 wounded Marines and Navy men convalescing at the 5 Naval Hospital following bloody Iwo Jima fighting. Many veterans from Solomon Marshall and Fatiana Islands campaigns are recuperating, all recalling the fierce battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Dingo
Calif
ASC
Jima
5. Naval Hospital
Solomon, Marshall
Fatiana Islands
Twadima
Silver Star Award for Cpl Billsborough
Mrs. Ralph B. Billsborough received the Silver Star on behalf of her husband Cpl. Billsborough, of the 15th Infantry, for gallantry in action in France on January 13. Surrounded in a burning building behind enemy lines, he aided a wounded comrade to safety under heavy fire, earning the decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Billsborough
Ralph B. Billsborough
M. L. Satteriee
15Th Infantry
Galantry
France
Bronze Star for PFC Roden in European theater
Mijon Leo Bo White, on behalf of Jat Thrantay Division, announces Bronze Star conversion to Pfc Robert Roden of Corry Pennsylvania and serving with the 10th Medical Battalion in Germany. Roden earned three battle stars while serving with Pisst, Third, Seventh and Ninth Armies on the Western Front. His citation notes heroic service near 1 December 1944, evacuating a wounded soldier under heavy fire. He entered military service from Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mijon Leo Bo White
Jat Thrantay
Robert Roden
Corry
10Th
Germany
Roden
United States
Shan Sind
86 Caught In Erie Speakeasy Raid Injures Agent
A federal agent from the United States Alcohol Tax Unit was injured during a raid on three alleged speakeasies at 910 Pronoh Street in Erie. Three men and women were arrested as part of the operation, with bail set at 1,000 dollars. The incident follows a city wide curfew enacted February 6 and marks an opening drive against flourishing speakeasies. Harald Riewer, 34, faces arrest charges after the agent was struck with a beer bottle during the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Jalleeed Stecheney St
Pronoh Street
Charles W. Condor
United States Alcohol Tax Unit
Harald Riewer
Grain Cars Block Line In Wilcox Johnsonburg Wreck
A derailment near Tamline between Wilcox and Johnsonburg wrecked sixteen grain cars, blocking the Erie and Renovo division until Sunday. A wheel failure caused the pileup, with 260 feet of track damaged and cars stacked. no crew were hurt. Detours diverted Saturday passenger trains via Olean and Warren. the eastbound Sunday morning train reached Johnsonburg around noon. Traffic returned to normal by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
Johnsonburg
Erie and Renovo
Pensylvania Railroad
Tamline
Jahmsonburg
Olean
Warren
Johnnsonburg
Bombers Hit Formosa Plant As Pacific War Rages
Philippine based American bombers wrecked the big Jitsugetsu hydroelectric plant on Formosa on Friday as they continued pounding the southern fortress guarding the Ryukyus. Headquarters said new damage targeted Formosa installations Taiwan airdrome and the Okinawa naval base while MacArthur announced the crippling of the power plant and other targets in daily strikes toward the front. Also noted was the promotion of Reymond A. Cox of Meadville to chairman of the Pennsylvania Securities Commission at 7500 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asucusemences
Manila
Formosa
Ryukyu Islands
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
Stonday
Taiwan Airdrome
Oksayama Naval Base
Slo
Frsline
Jitsugetsu
Meadville
Harrisburg
Govpror Martin
Reymond A. Cox
Pennsylvania Securities Commission
Cox
Walter Miller
Lancaster
Allies land push lures Okinawa front amid carrier force
American troops backed by a large carrier task force press landings on the Okinawa group as Tokyo and Domei report intensified aerial bombardment of Ryukyu targets. Navy says 15 carriers 11 battleships 10 cruisers 2 destroyers supported the operation while U S forces aim to control airfields and harbors amid a sweeping Pacific offensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Okinawa
Ryukyu Chaia
Kyushu
Nlund
Domei
Ryubyi
Okijiwa Iself
Shikoki
Tokyo
TB Bpeileships
Raymond
Spruance
Chester W. Nimite
Minami Daito
Okinland
Puble
Marc A. Mitscher
Honshu
Kyushi
Shokoku
Ryukus
Mitscher
China
United States
East China Sea
Formosa
Ghia
U.S
Gonteol
East Chin Sea
Japan
Netherlands
Cpl Tom Ressler to Arrive Tonight After Pacific Service
Cpl Tom Ressler, son of Mr. and Mrs W D Ressler of Corened Street, is due back tonight after three years in the Pacific. He served with a Marine air squadron, and notified his parents last week that he arrived in the States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Tom Ressler
Tommy Ressler
Cpl-Riessler
WV. D. Ressler
Corened Street
Marine
Tara
Suadron
States
Ile Eyeing
Ain
Four Fifths of Hungary Overrun as Reds Near Austria
Allied dispatches report large Hungarian territory seized by Soviet forces. Soviet divisions shift from western front toward Budapest and Vienna area, with Danube and Moravian fronts under pressure. Bridgeheads and major towns along the Danube are reported as both sides contest crossings and tactical positions amid a widening advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asuciaed Press
London
Berlin
Moscow
Hungary
Danubenzie
Senate musts laid down by Democratic leader Barkley
Washington March 26 Associated Press Dem leader Barkley Kentucky outlines priorities for Senate action amid House Easter recess. He aims to push debt limit extension to 300 billion, consider draft and price supports, and move Bretton Woods talks after UN security conference decisions. Republicans seek a broader floor debate and oppose hasty measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Demwerstin
Barkley
Jenaie
Consie
Ald
Bratton Woods
Agriculture Department
House
Nem
San Francisco
Bretton Woods
United Nations
Probe of food situation touches Britain Canada meat flow
Associated Press report from Washington notes senators questioning why Great Britain does not receive more Canadian and U.S. meat under lend lease as they launch a broad probe into the nation’s food situation. Senators Wheeler Shipstead Ewinder discuss butter rationing and Britain’s demand amid Canada’s meat surplus. Former U.S. government agencies announce lend-lease meat shipments to Britain in this quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Great Britain
Canada
Jess
Wheeler
D-Mont
Agriculture Committee
Shipstead
R-Ming
Britain
Ewlender 1
D-Oida
Oanada
First Army gains east of the Rhine amid March offensives
Reports from London Washington and Rome detail sweeping Allied advances east of the Rhine by U S First Army, along with German and French front developments. Roosevelt approves a nearly $20,000 payment to settle a traffic accident claim linked to a state guard vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U.S
the Rhine
First Army
Nemagen
Hisentinwar
Rome
Fifth Army
Waly
Bologna
Washington
Roosevelt
Penvaylyvale
Mike Sion
United States
German gloom as Allied Rhine offensive advances
Reports from London and Bern describe the Allied push across the Rhine creating deep gloom in Germany. Neutral capitals note rising defeatism but agree a complete collapse remains unlikely for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eisenhower
Rhine
Bern
Germany
Boy Killed in Accidental Gun Mishap in Pa
At Beside Pa on March 26 a fatal accident occurred when Ronald Shyder, 10, and Michael Wiskosky, 13, handled a .22 caliber rifle. The gun discharged while they were playing, striking the younger boy and causing a fatal outcome. Police report details are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Shyder
Michael Wiskosky
Hoffman Fined Sixty Dollars After Street Altercation
An incident on West Main Street led to Ralph Hoffman receiving a sixty dollar fine and eighty three dollars in costs. He was ordered to pay by wage deduction after a struggle with Officer Glenn Dickson, during which Hoffman allegedly assaulted the officer. Assistant officers George and Herman Burtingeme helped subdue Hoffman and bring him to the city jail for Sunday morning hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Tne
Moiian
Glenn Dickson
Crasdall Sion
West Main Street
Dahl
Dickson
Hoffman
George
Herman Burtingeme
Diels
Spearell
Dicks Kail
Ube
Relee Utth
Hofman
Wis
Boom Replaced at Columbus by Local Rod and Gun Club
Officers of the Rod and Gun Club with six to eight helpers replaced the dam boom at Columbus yesterday. The heavy logs had been dragging over the winter and were re-secured with new log links bolted to the ends. Observers noted a good job, with anglers reporting larger perch and suckers as fishing prospects improve with the warmer weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod and Gun Club
Columbus
Nussroy
First Scores Breakthrough in 3 Mile Gain
In a rapid advance, forces push 235 miles from Berlin, deep into the Ruhr. The Westphalian Plain hosts tense fights as British troops press forward in an unchecked drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Minth
Ruhr
Final Victory in Air as Enemy Fails to Halt Allied Push
Allied forces push toward Frankfurt and Berlin as American Third Army breaches Rhine and advances beyond Offenbach Mainz and Bruch. Reports note German resistance collapsing with thousands surrendering while Ruhr and Rhine lines crumble east of Wesel and Duisburg.
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Ememy
Paris
Third Army
Frankfurt
Blrst
SE. Ho
Duisburg
Lower Rhine
Second Army
Rhine
East Rhine
Germany
Wesel Tm
Karlsche
U. S. Seventh Army
Wehrmacht
Sble
Eisenhower
George S. Patton
Third ‘Army
Upper Rhine
Bronkfurt
Aschaffen
Supreme Headquarters
Essen
Hermann Goering
Krupp
Wethry
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