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17 May 1944
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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
May 17, 1944
Page
1
Fire救救: Brother saved by firemen badly burned in home blaze
A fire at 235 Spring Street, cover of Church Street, left Mrs Sadie R Salmon dead and her brother William Langham seriously burned. Firemen aided victims, with Langham found on the top landing and Salmon carried out but died minutes after reaching air. Neighbors reported heavy drinking prior to the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Salmon
William Langham
Sadie R. Salmon
Corry Hospital
Spring Street
Church Street
Salmon
Raymond Mfg. Cs
Leon Brown
Tangham
Ray Laurie
Davenport
Laugham
E Wortan
Wardwick
Paulin
N. Troy Gillette Wen
RAF Mosquitos Bomb Berlin Night Raid Report
The Air Ministry announced a heavy Bomber Command attack on Berlin last night carried out without loss, part of a renewed offensive against the German capital. The raid, conducted despite poor weather, targeted fortress and industrial areas, with British forces flying a large force of bombers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Air Ministry
Burone
Aidairs
Roosevelt Weighs Draft Nomination Ahead of Chicago Rally
Associated Press reports President Roosevelt again refused to commit to a fourth term. Oklahoma delegates and other Democrats see a possible draft nomination as party leaders push toward a July Chicago convention. Roosevelt’s silence fuels speculation about acclamation but maintains a steady stance as leaders forecast how the roll toward the nomination may unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pany
Rosevelt
Chicago
Roosevelt
Johnson
Stigler
Okahoma
White House
Oklahoma
Aly
Murocher
Woman Abandons Six Day Old Babe in Buffalo Hospital
Corry woman, 24, named by police as mother who left her infant in Louise De Marillac hospital in Buffalo between Friday and Saturday night. Authorities traced addresses 5121 West Clinton Street and a relative or friend residence, both found vacant. State and city police, along with state troopers, searched for the mother without success. The baby remains in hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Buffalo
Norman Jackson
Louise de Marilino
West Clineh Street
Allied offensive advances across Burma and China front
Allied forces and air power pound Japanese positions from Burma to the Salween and northern China. Chinese troops recapture a section of the Peiping-Hankow railway amid intensified Allied strikes. Loyang yields to pushes, while Stilwell’s troops threaten the Kamaing corridor. In the Pacific, Nimitz flags a major assault with a 240 ton air raid on Jiluit and broader blows on Shumushy, Wakde, and Schouten Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Burma
China
Salween River
Peiping—Honikow
Central
Loyang
Qwest
Kama- Ing
Pea
Myitky li
Mandalay
Pacific
Chester W. Nimitz
Jiluit Atoll
Monshall Islands
Marshalls
Shumushy
Kurilerslands
Pulswat
Carolines
Douglas MacArthur
Wakde Island
Sarmi
Dutch New Guinea
Schouten Islands
Walde
Japanese Traps Set Near Henan Front in Central China
Japanese guards deployed a large trap 125 miles west of the Peiping Hankow line and 40 miles south of Lunghai Ling to encircle Chinese forces at Loyang in northern Henan province amid bitter fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suncnien
Peiping-Hankow
Lunghai Ling
Loyang
Henin
China
Enter Sparta Mill Offices Lightly Stolen Night Burglary
Overnight entry into Sparta Mills offices yielded over 500 dollars in currency and soda stamps. Intruders pried at locked doors at two locations, damaged safe mechanisms, and fled before staff arrived for work, leaving little trace beyond minor currency and stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta Mill
Platt Uul
Plath Mill
Rommel Completes Final Atlantic Wall Checkup
London reports Rommel may have completed his final Atlantic Wall checkup as Allied offensives loom in the west and east. German high command edges toward coordinated defenses while Rommel and others head army groups. Russian and Soviet claims of summer offensives add to heightened war tension globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rommel
London
United Nations
Berlin
Ernin Rommel
Atlantic
Wall
Kul Ditimar
Aee Luekalue Pildes
Kon
Ruidol Gerd von Burddstedt
Johanes Binskowitz
Supreme Command
Dittmar
Mekanie
Sauscow
Savile
Comen
Laine
T. Yemneshev
SiMd
Paris
Estonia
Black Sea
Foremen-WLB Clash Deepens in Detroit Strike
In a Washington dawn meeting Gen Alfred Arnold warned the Detroit foremen’s strike could be a major setback to the Allied effort if it persists. In Detroit, the Foremen’s Union faced the War Labor Board over wage and recognition disputes as about 50,000 war workers faced idleness. The Brians Manufacturing plant closed after Navy Bureau of Aeronautics balked at more output, affecting nearly 10,000 Briggs workers. President Robert H Keys and the union’s executive board were summoned to explain delay and possible penalties under the war labor disputes act. Civil action looms if private plants stay under private control, while government seizure would risk criminal charges against strike supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Poreman’s
Association of America
War Labor Board
Brians Manufactrity Co
Mack Avenile
Fayett e Austin Dropped Dead at North Center Street
Local resident Fayette Austin 67 collapsed while waiting on North Center Street near the Grand Theater. Medics declared him dead. deputy coroner says no inquest. Survived by brother Irvin and two sisters. Funeral set Friday at 2 PM at Bracken Kenting Funeral Home with Rev. Wilmer Heffer officiating. Burial in Cut tog cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center Street
Fayette Austin
Grand Theater
Austin
Keating
Selota Road
State Line
Corry-Findley Lake
Irvin Austi
Alice Lewis
Benness
Wilmer Heffer
The
Christian’ and Missionary Alliance
Burta
Cuttog
Beaverdam-Watts section man killed in rural road crash
Guy Rouse Jr., 61, a well known resident, was killed after 9 30 p.m. when struck or dragged by a neighbor driven truck on a Lyons to Beaverdany road. The accident involved a truck driven by Mary Ryilgatleuk. Police and coroner investigations continue with no charges filed. Services for Mr. Rouse planned at his home Friday at 2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Rouse, Jr
Beaverdam
Wattsboro
Mary Ryilgatleuk
Lee
Lyons
Rouse
CroWe Funeral Home
Union Ctty
Lyle Philips
Watlsburg
Donald
Hiy
Otre Nuney Rouse
Watlsburs
Tuo
Harold Od
Terrence Rowse
Wesleywitte Cyl
Vaughe
Spea
Bite
Glen
Linton City
Mr.Ronse
Two Cars Tied to Route 19 Fatal Crash Probed
City police last night began a preliminary probe into two cars possibly linked to the Route 19 fatal crash north of Butler Sunday night that killed nine family members. A car left at a Corry garage by its owner was traced after a claim of a taped section test drive. Investigators pursue ownership, other car clues found in Spartansburg area, and a possible arrest as the inquiry continues with owners cleared or a break developing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Follee
Butler
Corry
M Piltsbirieh
Borthné Osly
Win
Spartansburg
Ater
Revival of Rev Stanislaus Orlemanski at homestead ceremony
In May 19xx, Rev Stanislaus Orlemanski was restored to pastoral duties after promising to cease nonchurch activities. He received support from the American Bini Congress of Contemplative Unity as he resumed ministry amid public cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msouuimeen
Stanislaus Orlemainsét
Bini Congress
Conienbleut
Pennsylvania Delegates Uncommitted at Convention
Harrisburg May 17 Pennsylvanias powerful delegation will go to the Republican national convention uncommitted a party spokesman disclosed today Organization chieftains decided to withhold pledging the states 70 votes to any presidential possibility The action was taken as a courtesy to the national governorate conference which Pennsylvania will entertain at Hershey on May 28 31 Governor Thomas E Dewey polled more than 150000 write in votes in last months presidential preference primary prompting speculation he will get the states support of the first convention ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Chieftains
Philadelphia
Hershey
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Soldier Voters to Get Questions in State Canvass
The State Department issued questions for a statewide canvass to list armed service voters. The Defense Council will direct the effort with two-person canvassing teams. Questions seek voting district and county, full name, serial number if any, address, U.S. citizenship duration, and Pennsylvania residency details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
State Department
State Defense Council
Martin
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Doe
Howe
U. S
Allies Align with Moscow on Postwar Civil Administration
Reports state Moscow agrees with the United States and Britain on three power collaboration for wartime to postwar governance in Nazi controlled Europe. Agreements with exiled Norwegian Belgian and Dutch governments authorize Allied military commanders to run civil affairs in invaded territories with transfer plans to local governments after Order 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Nig 17
Europe
Unis
United States
Britain
Russia
United Nations
Norway
Belgium
Netherlands
U. S
Russi
Tony
Toun
Eles
Eufone
Mead Park Association Advances Plans for Park Improvements
Eleven members attended the Mead Park Association meeting led by vice president Stanley Nichols in the absence of ill president O W Bracken. The board approved current bills and renamed Orn Stennett as caretaker of the third ward recreation center and park. They voted to spend over 75 on plants and shrubs with Stennett handling purchases and planting including evergreens, noting the park’s good condition and ongoing painting of tables. The Rod and Gun Club plans to stock pheasants in the pens, and other unspecified actions were discussed for the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park Association
Stanley Nichols
O. W. Bracken
Orn Stennett
Third Ward
Mr. Stennett
Germans Fall Back In Great Tank Battles
German forces retreat after heavy tank engagements along the Gustav Line south of the Liri Valley as Allies press to overrun key positions. Americans and British seize important points, while German fears grow that Cassino may be outflanked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lirt Valley
Cassino
Allied aim to wipe out Nazis in Italy appears to be won
Allied forces push into the Liri valley and near Ceprano as British Indian units wrest control from German positions south of Rome. The Gustave Line is reported overrun to the Gulf of Gaeta, with heavy tank and air attacks continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Naples
Liti
Gustay
Thhat
Rome
Lollay
Adolf Hitler
Tintiai
Traly
Liri
Cassino Resghes
Ceprang
Isand
Gulf of Gaeta
Iri
Larry Allen War Reporter Exchanged After 20 Months
Larry Allen, famed war correspondent and Pulitzer winner, was exchanged after twenty months as a prisoner of war. He was captured September 13, 1942, during a Tobruk raid aboard a destroyer, later held in an Italian camp before transfer to German custody following the Armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assocateueres
Barcelona
Spain
Larry Allen
Associated Press
Trailians
Germor Allen
Tobruk
Alvies
Sieh
Manis
Italien
Rearchietl
Inter Selb
Tisai
Alig 2
Nonthwemney
Poland
Rubber heel ceilings Washington rice administration notice
Fragmented OCR text shows an Office of Rice Administration notice with garbled terms about price ranges and dates. Readable parts mention current prices and a May timeframe, but many words are corrupted, limiting precise facts. The readable entities include Washington, rice, administration, and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eta Office of
Rice Administration
Eli
Reth
Celine
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