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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1945
Page
1
British Clamor for Early Big Three Meeting Over Europe Crises
British press calls for an early three power summit to resolve crises in Europe. Trieste disputes and Yugoslav evacuations raise tensions as Allied leaders prepare policy, with mixed signals from Belgrade and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assogia and
London
Oday
Europe
Trieste
Taders
Peoples 1
Daily Sketch
Germany
Egrapt
Belgrade
Anvell
Yugoslavia
William B. Ing
Hochih Retaken By Chinese 2 Army Offensives Near Foochow
Chinese forces recaptured a rail line area nine miles west of Foochow and advanced near Lientong, while American invasion port forces reached Mamol. Coastal operations yielded port gains on the east coast as rumors said retreating enemy troops abandoned several positions along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Merous Ching
Army Sets Enlistment Discharge Age At 41 40
Battle Veterans present army infantry show bulletins as Associated Press reports changes in enlistment discharge ages. Washington May 41 signifies a shift lowering the typical age limit for discharge eligibility and indicates ongoing wartime adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Povss
Washington
Army
Circus Truck Wrecked Houses in Meadville
May 21 a Mills Brothers Circus truck ran wild through Meadville damaging two dwellings and injuring two occupants. It crossed Hickory and Clark streets, struck a porch and plunged into Walter Timms and Clarence D Allen homes, demolishing rooms and causing significant damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Brothers Circus
Mendville
Meadville
Hickory and
Clark
Buddy J Thayus
Mills
Whalington Street
Wenally
Finpe
Washington ‘Street
Clarence D. Allen
Brewley
Guys Mills
Walter Will Timms
Ariel L
Corry War Exhibit Draws All Time Record Crowds
A large turnout gathered for Corry’s war event featuring veterans, Army equipment displays, and a demonstration in City Park. Soldiers from the Wilhony HWA unit assisted as a demonstration and exhibit of weapons and gear accompanied the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Jin Corry
Tugelwiut
Brial Wilent
Wisha
Nance
Wedding At Erie Wednesday For One Army Show Yet
Army unit from Gerry and their family guests gather in Erie for a Wednesday wedding ceremony. Private Thomas Wilson Wenzel, son of Mrs. Quild Wenzel of Brie, will wed a local girl after snowballing combat service in the Southwest Pacific. The event follows a week of public visits and coverage as Wenzel’s company is billeted at Hotel Corry and guarded by Pennsylvania State Guard units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Gerry
Outit
Thomas Wilson Wenzel
Mra
Qvuihld Wenzel
Brie
Will Lemhavelet
Hal
Arai Viel Woodring
RR. D
Afterion
Pte Woenzel
Han "Comnyside
Charles Kelly
PLC
Wenzel
Parltia
Markham Valley
New Guinea
Bn Noemfoor Islan
Philippines
Livatt
Nuew
Goldiers
Hotel Corry
Riz
Treasure of Hungary Unearthed by U S Army Unit
U S Army 80th Division uncovered the Hungarian state treasure in an Alpine cave near Spital Am Pyhrn. The haul included 1.13 billion penzes and 36 million dollars in gold, banknote plates, art treasures, and royal jewels once stored in Budapest. Gestapo and Hungarian bank officials allegedly tried to hijack the treasure, but patriot Hungarians sabotaged the German effort as American troops advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assassina Pre
Paris
Hungary
U. S
Spital Am Pyhrn
Williem J. de- Huszat
Chicago
Budapest
U.S. Army
Gartah
On jMent
Royal Bank of Hungary
Supreme Headquarters
Gestapo
20Th Division
Ferenc Szalasi
Agreement Reached On Regional Defense Plans
At the United Nations conference in San Francisco, May, a deal among the five major Latin American nations advances regional self defense plans with minor wording changes. Signals indicate quick progress on disputes between the Americas and a broad world security framework. Proposals push for a veto system in a future world council while aiming to finish by June 2 with steering committee work under way. Military authorities expect Near East arrangements to shield the United States regardless of the league’s final form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Frey San Francisco
United Nations
Sesson
United States
Eisenhower Double Used by Germans in Hoax Plot
Paris dispatch reports German agents used a Chicago-born Lt. Col Baldwitt B. Smith as a double for General Eisenhower last November. The ploy sought to undermine Allied morale by staging a false plot against the supreme commander. The double rode in Eisenhower's four star car on trips between St Germaine and allied lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eisenhower
We Supreme Com
Imander
Ife
Supreme Headquarters
Baldwitt B.smith
Osk Lane Avenue
Chicago
St Germaine
Field Marshal Schoerner Is In American Hands
Paris May 2 Field Marshal Werdinand Schoener commander of holdout Nazi troops resisting the Red Army in Czechoslovakia after Germany's surrender was captured by American forces. He had deserted his troops May 8 and fled in Tyrolean disguise to a German army post but was surrendered to the Americans. The Himmler manhunt continued with an armored car linked to him found near Nennkirchen and Arthur Greiser near Poznan was captured May 7. Moscow commentators questioned why some war criminals were not yet captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Werdlnand Schoener
Red Army
Germany
Schoerner
Czechoslovakia
Firs
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
Nennkirchen
Arthur Greiser
Poznan
Moscow
Truman Hosts First Joint Medal Of Honor Ceremony
President Truman and Congress honor the 100th World War II Congressional Medal of Honor recipient Tech Sgt Jake W Lindsey of Lucedale Mississippi. Lindsey, 24, credited with killing 20 Germans, will receive the medal in a 4000 to 500 word ceremonial speech in the House chamber at 1 pm Eastern War Time, joined by a joint Senate and House session and broadcast nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Tech
Jake W. Lindsey
Lucedale
Miss
Lenate
House
Lindsey
School Board Council Meetings Postponed To Tuesday
A special Board of Education meeting and the second Tor Cito Council gathering were postponed from tonight to Tuesday evening due to the Army show at Loveland Field. Supt Dewey prepared budget impact notes on state aid, and the Board of Health will consider a Phoenix Hotel nuisance complaint and exhaust noise from a nearby shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Tor Cito Council
Loveland Field
Selva
Spigoto
Supt
Dewey
Couneil
Aso
Phoenix
M Inntes
Inxs
Ten Corry Men Off For Exams Tonight
Ten Corry men join 25 others leaving the district draft board offices in Union City for pre induction examinations at the Pittsburgh center. One man moved to California district. another to Urs state as exams proceed. Names include Everett R. Kennedy and others with addresses in Corry and nearby areas. Two men reported at Pittsburgh last Friday were rejected, marking the fourth time Corry men were called up and returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benty Atwood Tubbs
Clevesat
Corry
Kelly William Hoffman
Euctir
Pittsburgh
Edinboro
Wild Sup Rickers of
Veterans With Long Service In Combat In Loveland Show
Battlefield veterans featured in the Loveland Army event titled Here's Your Infantry demonstrate actual war action and discuss overseas service. The unit, under capable command, has received special heroism and meritorious service decorations for extended deployments and remarkable duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland Dick
US. Army
Army Show star Comma Phipps visits Gooty for exhibition
Comma W. Phipps, the Wuthernet producer of the Army show Here's Your Infantry, tours Gooty to witness the upcoming exhibition. He arrives from New York and plans a return trip to Washington after touring with a 28 group of performers and officers listed from Pennsylvania and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coma W. Phipps
Wuthernet
Gooty Olay
Risht
Oxpt Phipps
New York
Erie
Washington
Capt. Phipps
North Carolina
War Bonds Update From Headquarters Amid Rising Sales
War Bond totals show a strong uptick in sales at headquarters with the latest figure $184,842 and expectations of further gains. Report notes a surge in contributions since Saturday, and the campaign moves to push big jumps in bond sales as the war effort continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SMA
Sauidy
Two Hurt In Auto Crash On Route Six
Charles Snyder of RD near Corry and Archie Willis of Corry were injured when a car Willis owned left the road near Post House, struck a boulder, rolled twice into a ditch. Willis had severe cuts and was to be discharged today. Snyder was in serious condition, possibly paralyzed, with details still undetermined. State police investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Snyder
Charles H. Snyder
Ity
Archie Willis
Corry
Willis
Snyder
Lake Plewsada
Gi Ne
Oil City Ace Gabreski Reaches Paris Enroute Home
Lt Col Pranaig Gabreski of Oil City Pa the U S Eighth Air Force ace who downed 28 German planes arrived Paris after months in German prison camps He says he wants a crack at the Japanese in the Pacific and will soon head to the United States He described his capture after a crash landing near Coblenz and five days in hiding before capture The Red Cross parcels helped sustain prisoners during confinement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabreski
Associated Press
Paris
Pranaig
Oi City
U.S
Eighth Air Force
United States
False Fire Alarm Echoes From Bar 22 Corner
A false fire alarm from Bar 22 at North Center and Washington streets caused anxiety in the business district Saturday evening before officials confirmed no fire. The box was primed by a slam device due to a missing glass panel, and several city boxes are left open with easy access to levers, inviting further false calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar 22
North Center
Washington Streets
Task Force 1 Heads Toward Southern Japan
The article reports Task Force 1 moving toward southern Japan as U S forces prepare a decisive strike to accelerate the battle for Okinawa. Japanese forces show signs of abandoning central China amid the maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Task Force
Japan
Okinawa
Central Chine
Okinawa Fight Seen Winding Down as Japanese Plunge
Allied reports say Japanese forces on Okinawa appear to disintegrate as Marines seal the Shuri ridge. Generals Hodge and Buckner say enemy resistance is waning while remaining forces number around 30,000. US losses and enemy sailor deaths mount in the broader Pacific campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okinawa
Shuri
Fortess
Tokio
Japan
Oktiawa
China
Philippines
John R. Hodge
24Th Army Corps
Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr
Teal Aly
Assaul
Frank Dine Os Wetchs
S. Juau
Price Control Showdown Near Senate Debate
The Associated Press reports a bitter fight in Congress over future price controls as the Senate prepares to tackle when and how controls should apply. Proponents led by Senator Taft urge strict limits to avoid harming industry and the reconversion economy postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
OPA
Senate
Taft
Ohio
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