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29 Mar 1945
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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
Mar 29, 1945
Page
1
Okinawa bombardment continues as Allied fleet strikes
In a sixth day of combat off Okinawa, U S Navy carriers and battleships pound remaining strongholds. Nimitz reports 819 aircraft destroyed and 57 ships sunk or damaged, while Tokyo dispatches claim of Japanese holds on Kerama Islands amidst casualties. Meanwhile American forces advance on Cebu City, Philippines, with Maj. Gen. Arnold’s Americal Division entering from east and west after intense urban fighting and heavy shelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Soys
Kerama Islands
Cebu
Associated Press
Guam
Okinawa
Fleet Admit
Chester W. Nimily
Mave Radio
Tokyo
Beruma Islands
Unien Bay
Nimitz
Manela
Doughbys
William H. Arnold
Peto
Douglas Macarthur
VA undecided on Camp Reynolds transfer in Greenville Pa
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION has not decided if it will take Camp Reynolds Greenville Pa when the War Department deems the facility surplus. Rep Rogers Pa says the decision will depend on a study by VA engineers on potential uses such as a hospital or other veteran facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Associated Press
Washington
Veterans Administration
Camp Reynolds
Greenville
Wat
Rogers
R-Pa
George £. Trams
Veterans Affairs
Yoterata
Milk Price Outlook Forecasts March Yield At 4.02
New York March milk forecast projects a total income of 21 103 000 for the New York metropolitan area. Uncertain demand and dairy market conditions drive a projected 4 02 price per unit with a 515 000 000 pounds intake and planned 9 22 rate adjustments over last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bymescumed Press
New York
Mareh
Dr C
Binitfarti
Metropall
Manuel
New York Area
New Yorke
Lewis gain from miners vote steadying strike threat
In Washington, a large miner vote backed by Associated Press reports strengthens Lewis's position as wage talks stall. National Labor Relations Board results show 236,418 ballots returned with 204,718 yes and 25,156 no, amid a disputed extension and deadlines for wartime contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Ares
Washington
Lewis
Aoft Coul
Virginia
Maryland
National Labor Relations Boal
NLRB
Smith-Connally
Tokes
Jed
Perkins
Drive Through Bratislava Gap Along Danube
Spearheads advance through the Bratislava gap along the Danube as forces reach within 39 miles of Vienna. Moscow-leaning reports claim the capture of Győr and nearby Keomarom, with German units cleared from northwest Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bratislava
Danube
Vienna
Moscow
Gyor
Keomarom
Hungary
Fortress Lebus Captured on Oder Front by Red Army
Moscow dispatches report Zhukov’s First White Russian Army advancing along the Oder east of Berlin and claiming the fortress town of Lebus on the west bank five miles north of Frankfurt. The Soviet drive includes 9,000 German prisoners taken as Gdynia fell and widespread seizure of war materiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Red Army
Bratislava
Danube
Moecnn
Stalin
Feodoe ‘Tolbukhin
Cserna
Pamhagen
Vienna
St. Johann
Mogen
Wiexelburg
Moscow
Notetown
Eddy Ollmore
Austria
Balliu
Gyclna
Danvig
Gregory KE
Zhukov
Oder River
Berlin
Lebus
Oder
Frankfurt
Gdynia
Moco
Last Minute War Bulletins From Global Fronts
A terse AP dispatch from Washington outlines Maj. Genebueins D. Clay taking civil affairs charge in Germany and prep for Japan actions. Updates from Rome and London report German setbacks near Bologna Rimini and Soviet river advance toward Nitra. British Mosquito raids on Berlin set a record streak of 86 night attacks amid heavy air activity over the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Associated Press
Washington
Genebueins D. Clay
Office of
London
Bertin
Hn Ilaq
Nui
Easter Trade Brisk In City Markets
Local merchants report brisk Easter trade across lines helped by early spring weather. Stores note record one day sales and heavy demand for Easter novelties and candles. Clothing stocks ran low in some shops with shortages felt wartime constraints. Estimates show between 2200 and 3000 Easter baskets sold, many stores sold out or nearing depletion for last minute buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Wisny
Rescued Wounded American Prisoners From German Camp
Eleven emaciated prisoners including 200 wounded Americans were freed when U S Seventh Army captured a German town. An American lieutenant led the effort for the prisoners who had lost about five pounds on average, while others faced hunger and harsh conditions. The men described a daily intake near 700 calories versus 4000 for wounded in U S hospitals. They reported protests to German authorities over conditions and capacity to provide relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unin Navans
Heppenbeim
Germany
U. S. Seventh Army
Boday
Prisimets
American Muilitary Hospital
Ill Reir Nazi Captors Report and Food Shortages This Spring
A fragmented report describes ill treatment by Nazi captors and severe food shortages. An American private held for over three months recalls scant rations, citing bread as the main daily staple and hunger as a defining hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miradie
Corry firm, workers push Red Cross fund past quota
A report from Corry’s Gorgy James town Mig Corp shows a gift of 1500 from the firm and its employees, boosting the Red Cross drive beyond the 17200 quota. Chairman Dan Taggart announced the combined corporate and individual gifts place the total several hundred dollars above the goal, with more donations due today and tomorrow. He praised all participants and said a fuller report will be issued Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorgy-James
Town Mig, Corp
Cory
Red Cross
Dan Taggart
Taggart
Ane
Liembsch dl
Tha Corry
Independent group backs Kinley for mayor on Republican ticket
A local businessman states an independent citizen group will back Fred Kinley for mayor on the Republican line in the upcoming primary. The movement includes registered Republicans and Democrats and aims to support the Republican city committee’s nonpartisan policy and fund legitimate campaign expenses. Nominating petitions for Kinley are reported to be nearly full as the effort gains momentum. Navigation opens as the 1945 Great Lakes season begins with the Lehigh departing Buffalo Harbor for detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kinley
Republican City Committee
Kinley Bss
Waterhouse
Republican Committee
Kinley
Will Fight To Give Cities Larger Share Of Gas Tax
Proponents push to allocate a larger portion of the gas tax to cities. The measure seeks to distribute 22 million dollars to municipalities on a per capita basis, with the State Highway Department and related agencies receiving a smaller share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Mure
Rey Crawford
Jotal
Assembly
Joisrite
State Highway Department
Pps
Tammissio Yan
Escaped Nazi Captured Near Garland in Train Stop
Karl Heckel a German prisoner who escaped from camp Durham six miles from Garland late yesterday afternoon was found on a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train near Garland. He surrendered without resistance after crew members spotted him, and was taken by soldiers to Camp Durham for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Durham
Kane
Pennsy
Karl Heckel
Durham
Pennsylvanis Freight
Garluin
Cubry
Heckel
East Bi Kane
Sergunpl
Poleoness
Bain Grissed
Flyah Veason
Ward
Aheat Slong
Penmay
Warren
Garland
Est
Masician
State Police
Senate Approves Four-Star Generals Amid confusion
The Senate unanimously confirmed nine lieutenant generals as full generals. Names repeated in scrambled form include Joseph, McNamey, Omar N. Bradley, Carl Splatz, George C. Keyney, Mark W. Clarke, Walter Brucker, Brehon B. Somervell, and Jacob L. Deverswind Thomae Hanay. Army leadership highlights four star rank expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Senate
Joseph , McNamey
Omar Ni Bradley
Carl Splatz
George c. Keyney
Mark W. Claré
Wallet Bcrueger
Brehon B. Somervell
Jacob L
Deverswind Thomae "T
Hanay
New Inspector General for Pacific Fleet Named
Vice Admiral John Newton has succeeded Rear Admiral Job Sherrotiy as inspector general of the Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean Areas. The headquarters are announced here with the change effective immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
John #. Newton
Job F. Sherrotiy
Pacific Fleet
Pacific Ocean
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Loduy
Change Point Values On Many Canned Goods
Point values rise on canned peas and asparagus while price controls cut values on fruits, margarine, and pork products. The revision, announced by the Price Administrator, adjusts No 2 cherries plums and prunes downward and raises margarine and pork item points. Supply considerations and April demand drive the changes, with effects noted on butter cheese and tomato juice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Bation
DPA
Chester Bowles
Lurendes Sre
Sansaes
Maren
British and U S Units 142 Miles From Capital
Paris datelined dispatch reports Allied forces breaking German lines north of the Ruhr. British and American troops push toward Muenster and Hannover, with advances of 20 miles or more and major river crossings near Mannheim and the Neckar. German defenses retreat as Eisenhower’s forces tighten wrap on Westphalia.
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Associatpal Tres
Paris
Hannover
Berl
Dat
Shdck
Daisburg
Whlae
Nothern
Third
Suvulor
Berfise
Hanners
Weisbaden
Huuua
Ani
Munnhulm
Eisenhower
Westphal
Ned Nordness
Muenster
Osnabrueck
Ruhr
Han
Westphalia
Berlin
Ampeneburg
Rhine
Lahn River
Marburg
Aipe
M Soll
Mannheim
Neckar River
Aschaffenburg
Schweinheim Am Neidernberg
Ar ‘Muanster
Montgomery
Warheimz
Ninth Army
Dilisture
Colums
Aolzhausen
Germany
Muer
Anieneburg
Courty H. Hodge
21St Army
Leipzig
Bith Aity
Third Army
Bratkfuhrt
Gem
Oreir
Jey
Nendsa
Tolstein
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Oder West Bank
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Eris
Edward G.wright
New York Central Railroad
Wright
Jackson
Mich
Erie
Red Cross War Fund
Japan
H.W. Arnold
Nippon
Rome
Colignola
Bologna-Rimini
Faenna
Nitra
C.J. Corp
Mark
Buffalo NO
Grea Lakes
Buffalo Hathor
Bethilehem
Lehigh
Churchill
Mayol
Commons
Jepsire
Trent
Treasury
Position of the Treasury
U. S
Buisberg
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