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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1943
Page
1
CAPITOL HEARS IKES CONTROL LIKELY TO CONTINUE
Washington May 5 The stalemated coal strike stirs speculation that the 75 day truce may be extended with Harold Lickes serving as head of Uncle Sam's coal fields Perhaps for the duration The administration insists the United Mine Workers gave no sign of yielding and John L Lewis has shown no intent to halt a new stoppage War Labor Board remains a disputed path to a permanent armistice Lewis opposes the board Some operators note six day week production and wage adjustments in government mines are under review with further wage demands possible as the union seeks higher pay and portal to portal rates
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Peasy
Washington
Harold Lickes
Uncle Sam
United Mine Worker's
John L. Lewis
Path
Roosevelt
War Labor Board
Mily Avenue
Lewis
Tekes
TMW Wild
Iaw
General Andrews and Bishop Leonard Die in Iceland Plane Crash
A Allied plane crash in Iceland kills Lieut. Gen. Frank M. Andrews commander of American forces in Europe and Bishop Leonard Wright, who represented 31 American Protestant denominations. The War Department confirms Leonard’s presence aboard. details remain scarce.
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Associated Press
London
Frank M. Andrews
Ant’ Meth Adis
Adng Wright Leonard
Washington
U. S
Andrews
Nam
Iceland
Atlantic
Bishop Leonard
War Department
A. W. Leonard, Sr
Pittsburgh
Wiehop Leonard
Freelanth
Heavy draft of married men in district quota
A Corry Union City district notice announces a heavy draft of married men for the June call with ten from Corry receiving preliminary physical examinations. The local board cannot publish names or exact counts but signals that many married men with employed wives may be included as single eligibles are exhausted or deferred.
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Corry
jCory-Duion
Selective Service
Ines! Board
Curry-Union
Heng
Union City
Explosion at Elkton plant kills, injures dozens
A massive blast at Triumph Explosives Inc. near Elkton Maryland kills at least 15 and injures many more as fires spread. Rescue workers search rubble amid a rush of ambulances and Red Cross teams. The blast prompts mass evacuations and a shift of patients to Union Hospital and local churches.
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Associated Press
Elkkton
Adl
Triumph Explosives, , Inc
Army
Navy
Plank
Red Cross
Benjamin F. Pepper
Tridmal
Naval
Thistle
Greta Green
Company
Elkton
Union Hospital
Bia
Child Hit By Car Near Home Injures Girl
Shirley Ann Gurney nine of West Pleasant street escaped with bruises after tripping and was struck by a car last evening near her home. The driver John Esbcock of A. D. 4 said he stopped to check on her but drove away after learning she was not hurt.
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Shirley Ann Gurney
West Pleasant Street
John Esbcock
Only Landing Force Can Rout Japs From Kiska
The United States expects American troops to storm ashore on Kiska to expel Japanese forces. In a large naval clash on March 26th American ships damaged Japanese cruisers and forced retreat, signaling continued Allied focus on Attu and Kiska as potential air base sites.
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Kiska
Yesuday
Ugni
Sida
Attu
Tokyo
Purge Drops 256 Corry Voters from Erie County List
The permanent registration files lose 1256Corry names after a six precinct purge led by Joseph Williams chief registrar. Most deletions hit Second and Fourth Wards with notices to be mailed soon. Reinstatement possible via return notices and military status updates from families. In another note, Gilbert George Ackerman of Meadville is indicted by a federal grand jury for failure to keep his craft board advised of a mailing address.
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Corry
Erie County
Joseph Williams
Erie
Registration Commission
Meadville Kyadee
Pittsburgh
Gilbert George Ackerman
Meadville
Davis to announce new food crop system replacing AAA committees
Davis plans a centralized food production system with state war food administrators reporting to him and county admins to the state level. The shift consolidates control of crop adjustment, price supports, insurance, loans, rationing, and marketing programs under a single state head and county office. The existing local farmer committees would become advisory during transition. Continued on Page may.
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Davis
AAA
Chester C. Davis
Agricultural Adjustment Administration and
Agricultural War Boards
Sould
Testate
Crisis in Bulgaria described as streets deserted
A May report from London cites Berlin radio via the Associated Press claiming Sofia is under a wide police army raid to hunt for assassins of Col. Athanas Panteff. All roads out are blocked and residents ordered home. only youngsters and servants may buy food in the morning. Communications with abroad are severed.
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Associated Press
London
Asis
Sofia
Athanas Panteff
Ye Bulgarien
Berlin
Bulgaria
Fremk
Balkan
Senate Will Act Swiftly on Tax Cut Measure
Washington May 5 Rumplan backers press Senate action after House passage of a pay as you go bill with 313 to 95 vote. The measure would wipe out 7 percent of 1942 individual income tax credits and implement a pay as you go plan affecting over 33 million taxpayers. Chairman George D GI convened the Senate finance committee for a prelude to the full year abatement.
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House
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
George
D-Gi
Senate Finance Committee
Robertson
D-Va
Forand Iday
Men Sought for Pennsylvania Reserve Defense Corps
About thirty local men signaled interest in joining the Pennsylvania Reserve Defense Corps at a State Armory meeting in Corry. The corps aims to replace the former national guard with a battalion led by Capt Clarence Urban and Lt McGay, planning a Corry platoon of fifty men and weekly drills.
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Guy
Abbey
Auejun
Gay
Pennsylvania Reserve Defense Corps
Company A
State Armory
New Defense Organization
Bert McCrea
Ol City
Clarence W. Urban
Erie
Stormer
Lieut
McGay
Pennsylvania Reserve Delétie Corps
Commonwealth
National Guard
Bieal
This Ierms
Migdeo
Allied Air Bombardment and Global Wartime Measures Span Asia and Europe
May 4 reports detail heavy U S Army Air Forces bombing of Japanese held islands in the South China Sea and French Indo China, amid domestic rationing and policing moves. British and U S authorities note actions near Burma, Taranto and Reggio Calabria are in daylight raids, while U S defense officials push ore transport goals and a wartime mining seizure bill remains under review.
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Associated Press
U.S. Army Air Force
China
1Th
United States Army Air Force
Tofay
Marian Island
South China Sea
Haizhong
Indo-China
Russians Gain Ground Near Novorossiysk
The German high command acknowledged the fall of Kymskaya, 17 miles northeast of Novorossiysk naval base, and said sea-borne Russian forces were attempting to land at Temryuk Bay farther north along the Caucasus coast.
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Ress
Kymskaya
NoVorossisl
Temryuk Bay
Caucasiam
Mystery Man John Monroe Testifies On Parties and Business Ties
John P. Monroe testifies before the House military committee saying he is a manufacturers’ representative and hosted parties for the “best and most intelligent people” but denies business was discussed at guests. He describes 2101 A Street as his home and business base and notes Mrs. Smith works for him.
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Associated Press
Washington
John P. Monroe
Tech
FR Street
Howse Military Committee
Monroe
Hin Sinner
Jyot
Bnyone
Astréel
Hula Smith
U S Submarines Sinker Six Japanese Warships
United States submarines reportedly sank six Japanese ships, including two destroyers and a large transport, during Pacific operations. Liberator bombers attacked Babo airfield in Dutch New Guinea, shooting down two of six intercepting Japanese planes. Allied forces also pounded enemy barges near Eni Islands and Kimbe Bay.
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Japan
Babo
New Gainea
U. S
Pacific
Douglas MacArnan
Tily
Arafura Sea
Australia
Eni Islands
Lolobau Island
New Britain
Kimbe Bay
Navy
Bombers Hit Dortmund In Major Night Raid
British four motor bombers raid Dortmund in a heavy nighttime assault. Twenty eight planes failed to return, air ministry reported, with several hundred tons of explosives dropped on the German industrial city during the operation. The raid marked the first major attack on Dortmund in the war.
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London
Britain
Dortmund
Air Ministry
Rubhr
Penki
Petlumve Agg
Meet Ys Bank
Germany
Essen
Antwerp
United States
Ems
Fortmunden Union
Zeneral Industria
Axis Radio Reports On Invasion Fleet In Third Warning
Allied dispatches say American and French troops near the Bizerte fortress while Tebourba and Porry Ville areas see progress. Eisenhower headquarters claim German losses and continued advances as Axis broadcasts claim a sea armada heads toward Sardinia and Sicily.
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AXIS
Associated Press
Mediterranean
Bizerte
U. S
Forney
Tebourba
Urecen- Vira
Panisiani
Jiured Mutur
Wis Repuylual Velit
1St Army
Medjeu-El-Bab
Eisenhower
Sardistia
Sicily
Paris
la Linea
Spain
Teachers of Corry to share $12 800 increase
Corry teachers and other Pennsylvania districts will receive cost of living bonuses over two years. The plan distributes roughly 12 800 dollars per year to Corry, with top earners getting 1 050 dollars annually and other brackets receiving 200 to 250 dollars yearly.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Martin
Cony
Neurke
This Mornin
Anakiru
Cubssily
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