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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1944
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes reveal a chaotic scene and casualties
A damaged text fragment describes a violent incident with injuries and fatalities. The report mentions a crowd, objects thrown, and a vehicle involved. Names and precise details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the turmoil and potential casualties are indicated amid scattered phrases about a disturbance and emergency response.
Pacific Airmen Attack Japanese Installations In Burma
Allied air and ground forces press overseas against Japan. Chinese forces across southeastern China drive toward Burma to cut routes to China, join Allied units near Kamning and Loyang, while advances in northern Burma and Yunnan are reported. MacArthur’s airmen unleash a 234 ton bombing offensive in the Southwest Pacific as efforts continue on multiple fronts.
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Associated Press
China
Burma
Japan
Peiping-Mankow
Hve
Loysing
Chungking
Bukpinye Nin Tin
Ghumaten
Saiping
Nori
Joseph W. Sitwell
Kamning
Stilwell
Chinese High Command
Balween
Nort
Gere Stiwell
Burm
East Indian
Takeel
MacAnthur
Southwest Pacific
Hollandia
Thyecy
Dems aide arraigned after Jefferson Day dinner fracas
Rafael Surtz a Democratic ward leader and head of the Inheritance Tax Division investigation bureau faces aggravated assault and battery charges after an incident at the Jefferson Day dinner. Victim, state Treasury executive director D. B. McFadden, was hospitalized with a fractured skull. Inspector George Richardson ordered an internal inquiry. The arraignment and hearing were scheduled as detectives pursued further details.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Raphael Surtz
Iailers
Investigation Bureau
State
Treasury Department
Duns B. McFadden
Atate Treasury
Doctors Hospital
George Richardson
Tal
McPadden
Sei
Chutes Brown
Wigsley Meld sinks on escort duty in North Atlantic
OMTAWa bulletin reports the Indian frigate Wigsley Meld was sunk while on escort duty in the North Atlantic with five dead and several missing and survivors. Captain Lt-Comdr. Ty English of Halifax wife in New Bedford listed among the missing. Stockholm reports Norwegian and Russian partisans landed in far northern Norway via Soviet submarines and engaging in guerrilla activities against Germans. California court upholds ruling on paternity suit against Charlie Chaplin. An appeal asks President Roosevelt to establish temporary famine camps in the United States for Nazi victims’ relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Omtawa
Wigsley Meld
Ihw
North Atlantic
Ty English
Halifus
New Bedford
Mass
Stockholm
Norway
United States
Hoosewelt
Europe
Germans Admit West Wall May Be Penetrated
Berlin acknowledged potential penetration of the West Wall as Allied assault plans expand. Reports say Germany is reinforcing airborne and parachute units in the West to aid troops cut off from the rear, with air transport expected as rail links are disrupted.
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Berlin
Associated Press
London
West Wall
Blle Stants
Atlantic Wall
Germany
West
Hitler
Soviet Armies Massed for New Summer Drive
Soviet forces in May are massing for a major summer offensive surpassing any prior front blow. Reports cite bombings at Brest Litovsk and Polotsk, new Yak fighter plant production, and redeployed forces including the Fourth Ukrainian Army and Yeremenko's maritime army. Observers say troop concentration hints at a coordinated thrust with Allied invasion timing at stake.
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Moscow
Massa
Brest Litovsie
Old
Po- Tauidy
Polotsk
White Russia
Esitonian
Pravda
Alexander Yakovlev
Arle
Yeremenko
Tresty Fron
Europe
Tederal
Murshid Stalin
Roosevelt
Chueh
Priest Yields To Bishop Edict In Moscow Mission Controversy
Springfield report says Rev Stanislaus Oolemanski, pastor of Our Lady of the Rosary, has accepted a bishop suspension after returning from a mission to Moscow. He did not appear at four masses as required and wore laborer’s clothes to help build. Moscow dispatch notes Premier Stalin has heard of the suspension.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
Stanislaus Oolemanski
Our Lady of the Rosary Church
Moscow
Thomas M. O'Leary Lane
German Propaganda Hints Counter Invasion Move Led By Rommel
London May 15 Nazi propagandists boast defiance as Allied western invasion nears. Premier General Tojo urges Japanese to believe Germany ready to counter with confidence. British broadcasts urge occupied Europe to move from rail and industrial targets for safety. Tojo paints Germany prepared for counter offensive as propaganda emphasizes delaying maneuvers to blunt invasion.
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Rommel
Pyssowonteneres
London
Hide Tojo
Burope i
Europe
Tojo
Tulle
Germany
California and New Jersey primaries shape Senate contest
California Democratic and Republican delegates prepare for the Senate race as Downey faces primary pressure while Warren leads GOP delegates in California. New Jersey voters select delegates to cast 34 Democrat and 35 Republican votes with Hague backing a fourth term slate. Dewey and Bricker show strength in national race.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
California
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Delaware
Montans
Denware
Rouwekh
Montana
Jentiers
Volpe
Washington
Guilforniia Veimukey
Wallace
Earl Warren
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Thomas T Dewey
New York
Walk Bridge
Dewey
Menin
John W. Bricket
Ohio
Senate
Sheridan Downey
House of
Iihat
Crass
Ham Johnson
Nurse Cleared in Infant Deaths at New London Hospital
Coroner Edward G. Meany ruled no criminal negligence in the deaths of five infants at Lawrence and Memorial Hospital New London due to a mistaken administration of dextrose. The finding credited hospital pharmacist Wiss Paula Machnick for the pharmacy handling.
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Assuonivey
Norwich
Conn
Lawrence and Memorial Hospitn
New London
Edward G. Me
Wiss Paula Machnick
ORDER LABOR VOTE AT IRVINE FORGE
An election will be held by June 11 at the National Pargn and Ordnance Company in Irvine Warren County Pa to decide if workers will be represented by the United Steelworkers of America for collective bargaining as ordered by the National Labor Relations Board. Forrestal confirmed as secretary of the navy after Senate endorsement from the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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Asowcifled
Prine Washington
National Pargn and Ordnance Company
Irvine
Warren County
Tnsted Steelworkers of America
GIO
National Tabor
Beard
Forrestal
Washington
Nazi Air Raids and Allied Bombing Strikes Across Europe
Allied air operations hit targets in France and northern Italy while German raids struck the British coast. The Brenner Pass was attacked and Cologne and other centers faced bombing as fighters, bombers, and long-range aircraft supported a broad offensive across occupied Europe.
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Mussaige
Communiaue
Asnaeimann
France
Cologne
Wivell
Brenner Pass
Podas
Ameri
Narliesn
Thield
Bieinier Pass
Haly
Rallyaes
Wiymen
Europe
School Board and Council to Meet Tonight
City Council and Board of Education hold tonight sessions. Council’s regular second session and the board’s second special session to approve next year’s budget. Board to address budget first and conduct general business. Meeting starts at 8 p.m. with preceding executive directors’ session. Council to handle routine items and votes on projects. No major actions expected.
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City Council
We Board of Education
Genera
Café Disorder Hearing Set For Thursday
Peiper released on bail after a cafe disturbance at Marty's on South Center Street. Neylon remains at home due to injuries from the incident. both men face bonds to keep the peace and potential further action after Thursday’s hearing.
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Peiper
Neyton
Herne
Ralph [Paines
Miton City
Donate Newton
Gapry
Nianyy
Gordon
Winder
Neylon
Mattytrees
Albert Mualiarditti
Marty
South Center Street
Oi Partment
Urge Everyone To Prepare For Clean Up Days
City officials urged residents and property owners to ready for the annual Clean Up Days to be held Wednesday and Thursday this week. The plan calls for curbside debris collection by multiple trucks and crews, with water and premises cleared before pickup.
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Saliman Gene Bescon “Ine
Couns Andibs Benne
Planning Improvements at Rex Theatre and Lobby Rest Rooms
Patrons Platt Brothers plan a large set of improvements at the Rex Theatre within a week or two. The former Confectionery annex will be removed to expand the lobby and add modern rest rooms for men and women, with work aimed to begin soon and proceed without interrupting daily operations.
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Platt Brothers
Maying
Popears
Cross “Ouitt
Wnd
Wits
Blatt Brothers
Youngsville
Two Killed by Hit Run Driver on Route 19
Two men, Paul Frederick Johnson and Paul William Johnson, both of Ryans City, were killed when a northbound car struck them on Route 19 near the Butler county line after they had stopped to change a tire. The driver fled. witnesses include Johnsons' wife and four children. The Mother’s Day trip from near Pittsburgh is noted. Penicillin saves another life in Washington County as 11 day pneumonia patient shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Tollowhiy
Iitmin
Butler
Paul Prederick Johnson
Paul William
Ryans City
Surlick
Stout
Butler County
Twe
Tne
Mercer
Johnson
Christina Mayer
Eugene
Ltolter
Johnsons
Wilt Retalie
Pittsburgh
State Guard to Gather All Units at Camp in June
Pennsylvania plans an eight day summer encampment at Indiantown Gap June 24 for about 5000 State Guardsmen from five regiments. Adjutant General Robert M. Vail notes tentative plans include space constraints and possible staggered attendance. Three cavalry troops and three engineer battalions plus 300 officers will participate, with training at Valley Forge Academy June 17 to 22.
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Umnute
Vail
Gril
State Guard
Wall
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Valley Forge Military Academy
Milton G. Baker
Aidemy
Germans Admit Withdrawal in Cassino Sector
Allied reports say German forces withdrew from the Cassino area while French forces capture the city of Ausonia. American units advance to positions along the Ausente River as enemy casualties mount in heavy fighting across the sector.
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Cassino
Ausonia
Ausente
Allied onslaught catches Nazis by complete surprise
Allied forces press an all-out offensive across multiple fronts. French, American, and British troops advance toward Cassino and Ausonia, breaking the Gustav Line. Over 2,000 prisoners captured, heavy casualties reported as fronts extend and tanks push toward the Liri valley. The German St list division bears the brunt with over 1,200 prisoners taken. Continued on page three.
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Naples
Fifth Army
Ndt
Ausoma
Guifcadt
Gennan
Thuly
Sante Impria
Pietro
Ausente
Hybila
San Giorgio
Ausphia
Spieno
Mintuma
Ausonte
Mintumo
San Grigorio
Cassino
Liti River
Rome
Stalinegrad
Major Richard Shoop Joins Army Air Force Rank
Announcement from South Plains Army Air Field Texas reveals Major Richard R Shoop youngest son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Shosp former Corry residents. He graduated from Corry High and Denison University before entering service in the Army Air Forces. Shoop is cited as a promising officer in the war center.
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South Plains Army Air Field
Tubbock
Texas
Richard R. Shoop
Clarence Shosp
Corry
Corry Yotish
Denison ‘Uplyitatig
Granville
Army Air Force
MiAloe Shoop
Mejor
Vir Flying 2
SPAAS
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Loyang
Suiping
Pacific
Jarrest State Treasury
San Francisco
State Supreme
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Ilismisa
Charlie Chaplin
Joan Barry
Eastern Front
Stalin
Del
Gov. Warren
California Senate
ORDER
Irvine Forge
Gustav
Beri
Wdie
Nnd
Bristol
Ene- Janie
REX Theatre
Charleroi
Washington County
Fiby Sadler
Russell Sadler
van Voorhis
Gereman High Command
Cassina
Eighth Army
Richard Shoop
Young Corry
Glider Pilot Training Center
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