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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1944

Page

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Nazis announce cut in civilian train service

London dispatch notes that both sides warn of reduced passenger trains on French routes ahead of an anticipated invasion. Emergency units stand by for D-Day, with civil administrations to be set up by ally nations after liberation.

Associated Press London France Europe London Radio Stagis Vichy Prenchal Villas Nice Berlin Bellis Channel Belgium Britain United States

Seekings Marine Sought in County Robbery Case

Police in Westfield and state officers seek Albert Clark a 31 year old with burglary charges in Chanlavana county. The man reportedly served in the Marine Corps and has been discharged. Details of the robbery are unclear due to fragmented text.

Westfield Albert Clark Chanlavana Julius Kelly Westfield Barracks New ‘York Clark Exe Chailanjqua Feounty Pomtrel Lark

FDR Nomination Hinge On Delegates From State Conventions

Report notes 533 pledged or claimed for FDR and 56 more needed to reach 689 in nomination total at the Democratic convention in Chicago. Tennessee Republicans pick 19 delegates, while West Virginia primary hints Dewey support among 19 delegates. National NAACP seeks Dewey shake on anti poll tax bill. Republicans watch and anticipate Iowa and other steps in a busy week of party activity.

Associated Press Roosevelt Chicago Washington Tennessee Tomanyow Aft New York Thomas B. Dewey Republian Lise Tate West Virginia Dewey

Ward and CIO Controversy Continues In Chicago

The Chicago dispute intensifies with federal seizure of properties and broader government intervention. A two week labor fight over a contract includes a maintained membership clause dispute and court actions to resolve key issues. Two Air Force fliers die in a midair collision near Lincoln Nebraska. a third parachutes to safety.

Associated Press Chicago Soin Sewell Bayery C10 Avery Henty Anderson OTO United Mail Order Wat Imber

Japanese forces threaten key northern China areas along Yellow River

Allied dispatch reports Japanese troops crossing the Yellow River from Shansi toward Yuanehw near Loyang and breaking through at Aulac Pass near Lovin. Stilwell’s Chinese units push toward Mviticyina and Mbgauns while American planes strike New Guinea and Pacific positions. combat extends from China to India defenses and Pacific raids.

Associated Press China Soyang Henan Province Yellow River Shansi Yuanehw Loyang Aulac Pass Quidix Sis Lovin Ensh Jopoye Liyang Teltat Wesen Provisioner Chungking Wewak Hansa Bay New Guinea Schouten Islands Hollandia Butch New Guinea Doseph W. Stilwell Uineh Drive Burmai India Imphel Kohima Central Pacific Pomaipe Marshalls Penane Caroline Island Truk

Nazi Artillery Pounds Anzio Beachhead In Strong Raid

Allied reports say German artillery bombarded the Anzio beachhead with about 4000 shells in half an hour while 15 German planes raided the beachhead port area. Two raiders were shot down. no major damage reported as German forces withdraw to shorten lines along the main front. An American patrol captured a dozen prisoners near Cisterna.

Anzio Associated Press Allied Naples Adriatic Cassino Cisterna

Loss of 33 Planes Reported in Day and Night Attacks

British and American air forces launched a large scale assault across the continent in the 27th day of the pre invasion offensive against Hitler. Italian based bombers hit Budapest while Britain based heavy bombers struck rail yards at Lens Lille Ghent and Courtrai as RAF home based crews roared over western Germany.

Associated Press London Europe Hitler English Channel Calaii Fren Folkestone RAF Budapest Wartern Air H Wiener Neustradt Ada Tria Bnin Air Ministry RAI Lens Lille France Ghent Courtrai Belgium

Heavy repairs loom as eight weeks summer program outlined

The board of education directed the eight weeks summer activities program under Mr Tinson who will supervise Loveland Field use for all events. All members present except Director Haight attended. Haight remained home serving fines. The meeting, delayed to 9 15 due to a star chamber session, reviewed district employee appointments plans for the program and began discussion of a district wide repair and building program the most extensive in years.

Tinson Loveland Field Haight Board of Education Star Chamber

Budget Action Delayed at Board Meeting Over Date Confusion

The Board of Reveation postponed final action on the school budget due to an official notice misdated the 15th instead of the 10th. A special meeting is scheduled for next Monday to finalize budget decisions and address general business. The treasurer reported a May 1 balance of about 35 975.47 with receipts of 7 005.09 and disbursements of 7 807.77. Dr Kibler was reappointed school medical director at 900, Florence Pond named secretary at 1000 plus 200 emergency bonus, and a plan was outlined to hire Jack Tingson as athletic director for an eight week summer program at 900 with three assistants at 160 each, total not to exceed 1 000. Continued on Page Eight.

Board of Reveation Jon ¢. Kibler Florence Pond Dewey Jack Tingson

Purple Heart For Frank Rezzelle Pri

Frank Rezzelle, a former Corry boy and son of Tony Revelle, was awarded the Purple Heart. He was wounded on the Anzio Beachhead on March 5 and later returned to active duty March 28. The medal was sent to his wife Ethel Manginelli of Emporium, now residing in Burtato. Alfred W. Meyer, 19, of Erie, died after being struck by a car on May 4 at 12th and Cherry streets, with fatal injuries at St Vincent's Hospital.

Frank Rezzelle Pri Corry Boy Tony Revelle Tommie Remella Ridgway Gorty Boy Anzio Ethel Manginelli Emporium Burtato Erie Alfred W. Meyer West 170 Miiries Mantl Cherry Streets Vingent's

Liberation of 707 Jap Held Prisoners in New Guinea Conquest

Allied forces announced the liberation of 707 prisoners of war in New Guinea, among them Sikhs, Americans, Australians, Chinese, Dutch, Filipinos, and Czechs. The men were forced to build roads and repair airstrips, many beaten or killed. accounts describe brutal treatment and a day march from Singapore witnessed by Sikh troops.

New Guinea Associated Press Olen Clements Momote Admiralty Talands Punjab Japan

Forrestal Seen As Likely Navy Secretary Choice

Washington May 1 Associated Press reports speedy Senate approval for President Roosevelt’s pick James V. Forrestal to be secretary of the Navy. Forrestal, a former Dillon, Reed & Co. executive and Wall Street figure, must shift from private life to public office.

Washington Roosevelt James V. Forrestal Navy Navy Department Forrestal Tate Frank Fnox Hig Cabineb Knox Fis Fist Dillon Reed & Co Wall Street Investment

Confirmation at Two Churches in Corry May 27

The Most Reverend John Marke Gannon Bishop of the Erie diocese will visit Corry to administer confirmation at St. Elizabeth's Church at 11:00 AM to a class of 40 and at St. Thomas' Church at 3:20 PM to 25 adults and 40 children. He will be joined by Msgr C R Mequilten and Father Bernard Foley of the Graymoor Fathers with clergy from nearby towns attending.

John Marke Gannon Erie Satilay Nis City St. Thomas St. Elizabeth's Bihop Corry Gannon St. Thomas’ Church C. R Mequilten The Dioses Pather Bernard Foley Graymoor Fathers Graymoor

Global News Briefs From Washington London Asia and Philadelphia

May 11 bulletin from Washington says new draft deferment policies will clarify long term exemptions for older men. London reports a German trawler sunk and two damaged during British coastal patrols near the Dutch coast. Southeast Asia HQ in Ceylon logs Japanese retreat with 15 000 enemy dead estimated since February across Burma and India front sectors. Philadelphia delegates from 24 nations condemn Argentina's Fascist regime while approving Girola as the Argentine worker delegate.

London Ly Qay Southeast Asia Kany Ceylon Arkan Birma Imphal Kohima Philadelphia International Labor Conference Argentina Fais Girola

Lost child restored to mother by police

A three year old girl wandered into West Smith Street and was noticed by Mrs Harold Crage who brought her home. Police chief Flanigan questioned residents and soon located the mother at 220 West Congress Street, returning the child to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reid.

Sally Harry Teid Wert Congress Street West Smith Street Harold Crage Flanigan

Aero Ground Crew Dinner Highlights Postwar Vision

The Aero Ground Crew held its tenth monthly dinner at the Hotel Comy with 53 members present. Capt Nichoson, assistant to the VP of the Texas Company, spoke on postwar supervision and enterprise, urging faith in American industry and liberty, while the A Cappella Choir under H. Lynn Rice provided performances and received ovations.

Aero Ground Culnin A. A. Nichoson Texas Company Nichoson Capt Nich— Ost America Wien H. Lynn Rice United States Ben B. Rhines Aeropaul A.c. Burlingame

Erie Turnpike Extension to Erie Indefinite Plans

Highway officials discuss extending the turnpike from Irwin north to Northedster Pennsylvania with potential widening to three and four lanes on routes 8 and 19 from Erie to Wattsburg and Meadville. State Highways Secretary Shroyer notes funding and timing are unresolved with a projected next year start and local toll or tax implications.

Highway Secretary Erie Irwin Pennsylvania Wattsburg Meadville Eril Erie County Prke Shroyer John A. Shroyer Pitts Edward Martin Hugh Brie Pittsburgh

Co A Receives Uniforms and Weapons for Mount Day Parade

Captain Guy Abbey said Co A has been issued green dual uniforms and new summer dress uniforms this week for the Mount Day parade. The unit also received weapons including 42 rifles 10 submachine guns 20 rifles and four revolvers. State Armory Inspector Colonel J W Wooden noted the unit appears advanced with 68 enlisted men and hopes to add four to five more.

Guy Abbey Co. A Corry Company J. W. Wooden State Armory Board Oficers All State Co Abbey

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