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22 May 1943
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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 22, 1943
Page
1
Permissible and Forbidden Auto Driving Rules Outlined
Associated Press reports the Office of Price Administration lists driving allowances and prohibitions across Philadelphia and Pennsylvania. It names permitted uses such as occupational driving, essential medical and maintenance trips, and farm work, while banning activities like war bond drives and social events unless no adequate transport exists. Strong emphasis on coordination with state and local authorities and varying conditions for eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Office of Price Administration
Tysons
OPA
Fuller St
Agresmen
Cllersy
Deaft Board of War Price
Ominous Silence On Russian Front Delays German Offensive
Moscow reports a stiffening Red Army defense on the Russian front as German commanders await a possible push. Soviet and Allied dispatches indicate Moscow radio described a growing quiet while indicating continued Soviet counteroffensives in the central sectors and preparations near the Romanian bridgehead.
Panel report opens door for miners raise
Washington May issues highlighted a War Labor Board three man panel report on the coal dispute. It opened the door to United Mine Workers action while offering no firm recommendations. Labor sources say John L. Lewis considers court action to force resumed negotiations as idle miners decline in Pennsylvania but remain at 3,800 idle nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UMW
WLB
National Labor Relations Act
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Japs Step Up Air Attacks Over New Guinea
Allied headquarters in Australia reports Japanese efforts to supply New Guinea bases face intensified air combat. Gen. Kenney’s bombers and fighters challenge daily forays as 70 Japanese planes were used in a week, with Allied losses including one bomber down and three missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
Associated Prews
Allied
Australia
Southwest Pacific
LikUt
George C. Kenney
Ula
Mississippi Flood Forewarns Fortified Front From Alton to Cape Girardeau
An enormous flood defense effort thick with 4250 troops and 25000 volunteers girds a 100 mile Mississippi river front from Alton Illinois to Cape Girardeau Missouri as floodwaters surge. The six state region faces high danger with rising Missouri and Illinois rivers and a crest near 38 feet. Damage and homelessness reach well over 100000 with thousands displaced and several deaths reported in Indiana Missouri Oklahoma and Illinois. The St Louis area remains the focal point for defense as the river crests approach a historic high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mississippi River
Alton
Cape Guardean
St. Louis
Mid- West
Minois
Indiana
Arkevisas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Timois
Ste Sours
Missouri
Tinos
J. A. Adams
Negineer
Mississippi
St. Lewis
Japanese Thrust Stalled Near Tengyneh In Chungking Fight
Chinese central news agency reports more than 700 Japanese troops attacked northward from Tengyneh near the Salween line but were repelled as Chinese forces engaged them. Tokyo reports focus on aims to seize China’s rice bowl west of Lake Tungting while Japanese units move south from Ichang. Chinese bombers hit Tehning on the Yangtze river, igniting large fires at supply depots and military installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chungking
Tengyneh
Salween Hives
Chinese Central
China
Rice Bowl
Lake Tungting
Chung Ding
Ichang
Tehing
Yangtze
Aged Coudersport Man Drowned In Potter County
The death of Eugene Holt, 70, a fire tower caretaker from Coudersport, occurred yesterday in Potter County. Coroner Philip R. Shaw reported Holt drowned after falling into water while attempting a temporary tooth ridge.
Memorial Day Exercises Moved to Monday Afternoon
Memorial Day observances shifted from Sunday to Monday with a 2:30 PM ceremony in Corry. The parade forms 2:20 PM at the VFW Home, travels First Avenue to South, then Center and Genefer Street to City Park. Music by Corry High, Aero Supply Bands, VFW, and Drum Corps. Elmer L. Evans to speak. City Park program at 3:00 PM with a senior high cappella choir performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Dory
Memorial Day Veterans’ Committee
Waller H. Leo i
First Avenue
Center
Genefer Street
Scott
Jeusthhree
Corry High
Aero Supply Bards
VB. W
Buele
Elmer L. Evans
Eris
Choi
Hiei
Allied warplanes blast Italy and Sardinia in major assault
Allied air forces pounded Italy Sicily Sardinia and Pantelleria in a three day offensive destroying hundreds of Axis aircraft. US heavy bombers and RAF Mosquitos raided targets from Sicily to Berlin, while ships and airfields along the Italian coast suffered severe damage and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Sicily
Sardinia
Pantelleria
Hurone
Germany
London
U.S
Thaly
Berlin
France
English Channel
iitMk
Hitler
Europe
Nagi Reider
Mediterranean
Soh Giovanni
Reggio Calabria
U. S
Bne
Sar Cina
Paustelleria Island
Coe Bon
Tuntia
Soinces
Castelvetrano
Comenilsigie
Bremen
Corryite's Kin: Serving on Sub Missing at Sea
Jack Waterhouse 19 a nephew of Wilmer W Waterhouse of Erie reported missing in action. Navy telegram offers few details as his mother Mrs Lana L Waterhouse awaits news. Waterhouse a Pearl Harbor veteran served on a submarine involved in a raid on Japanese shipping near Japan coast. Father Dotin Waterhouse of Cambridge Springs works at Aero Supply in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Waterhouse
Wilmer W. Waterhouse
Lana. L. Waterhouse
Uth Street
Erie
Young Waterhouse
Navy Department
Pearl Hawke
Jajian
Fin Wall
Dotin Waterhowe
Cambridge Springs
Aero Supply
Corryites Hear From Flood Stricken City
Mrs wrgnk wrooks of Northven ter street received word by telephone today from Vincennes Indiana about serious road conditions and isolation due to flooding. Vincennes has been cut off by the Wabash river swelling, cutting off the bomber school and surrounding areas from the outside world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrgnk Wrooks
Northventer Street
Vincennes
Ind
Wabyst
Navy Blocks Japanese Evacuation of Attu
The Navy aims to halt Japanese withdrawal from Attu as American forces press a ground assault and naval operations. Officials say securing Attu and looming Kiska retaking plan expand control of the North Pacific, with patrols reaching toward Russian waters. Japanese evacuation plans are dismissed amid reports of a successful campaign and continued enemy resistance on Attu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Alen Tsland
Knox
Attu
Tokyo Radio
Ciratey
Berm
Asia
Aim
Kiska
Alunex
Athi
Seo
North Pacific
Russian
Kamehaul Peninsule
Komandorski Islands
Moscow Agrees to Dissolve Red Organization
The Associated Press reports a Moscow backed resolution by the executive committee calls for dissolution of the Comintern, the 1919 founded world revolutionary body, amid signs of Soviet cooperation. The move prompts debate in London and Berlin radio reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Condon
Comintern
Ue International Commuunist
Moscow
Russia
London
Maxcow
Warime
Actin
Ely
Berlin
Verdict Awards 44500 in Smoke Caused Bridge Crash
A Pittsburgh jury awarded 44500 to two plaintiffs after a crash blamed on smoke obscuring a city bridge. Helen Hudson received 28000 and Mary Lavelle 17000 for injuries from the March 9 1942 accident involving cars driven by Frank Grave and George Ficht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crucible Steel
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
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Crucible Steel Company
Helen M. Hudson
Mary R. la
Pittsburgh Brewing Company
Frank Grave
George Ficht
Chrysler Strikers Returning to Work Amid War Board Pressure
Detroit May 22 Back to work measures under War Labor Board pressure aimed to restore War production at several Chrysler plants. International officers of the United Automobile Workers sent directives for immediate returns to work, signaling moves toward compliance. About 3,000 members of Local WG at the Dakota plant resumed duties this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assocnuentess
Detroit
Taves
Lavor Board
Chrysler Corporation
Ad Automobile Workers
C10
WEB
el’ A Memgers
Immiedlaety
Lires
DaSota Benthet
Budget and schedule change eyed for Sunday ball and salary revisions
Board committees meet this week to outline May budget actions. A special session is planned May to consider a tentative $189 218 budget and property tax levy with no major alterations slated before the budget hearing. Additional meetings are set for early next week, delaying any session until late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sellineul
Sever
Impuntuau
Aviles
Ile Bosra
Sdiieallon
Inelitig Ite Tndue
Sesichich' Silalies
Sunde Hyse- Lali
Boidqy
Ellel
Pacher Glory
Docton
Reaenrey
Tentalivya Bydwer
Byrnes Called Into Deadlock On Income Tax
Stabilisation Director James P. Byrnes reportedly joined efforts to break a stalemate between Senate and House conferees over pay-as-you-go tax legislation. With no Roosevelt guidance, conferees weighed Byrnes’ report and the prospects of a fourth House vote on the Senate modified plan. The conference has been blocked as discussions continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
James P. Byrnes
Settale
House Conforces
Byrnes
House
Roosevelt
Gelder Replies To Charges Against The Pennsylvania Liquor Board
Harrisburg May 22 Liquor control board chairman Frederick T Gelder 69 a teetotaler used Churchill to refute charges of lax enforcement He cited progress and claimed clubs in Philadelphia comply better than ever The study group said after hours violations persist but Gelder defended measured enforcement stressing law observance over fines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Liquor Control Board
Frederick T. Gelder
Winston Churchill
Pennsylvania
Gelder
Churchill
Tns
Honromk
Philadelphia
Central City
Athey
State Board
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