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22 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 22, 1944
Page
1
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Allied Bombers Hit Kiel and Pas-De-Calais Fortifications
Allied air forces hammered Kiel the German U boat center while U S Liberators strafed Pas De Calais targets. Night raids on Duisburg Hannover and Belgian air fields preceded attacks on German Navy ships and transports. Despite heavy losses the RAF and US bombers continued the western Europe campaign, aiming to disrupt troop and supply movements ahead of an invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duisburg
Hannover
Belgian
London
Kiel
U.S
Pas-De-Calais
Pranoprborian
Heyy “Beibledetomers
Lysauel Novak
Hssplauiyns
Tess Caneind
Isalat
Biltish Luegotie
Cinll
Allied Pha
Novi Pirbe
Nuwl
Europe
Ordh
Erin
Germany
Gremanys
Artiela Wily
Belkin
RAP Ste Mayard
General Clark narrowly escapes blast in Italy frontline
General Mark W. Clark narrowly escaped a deadly blast near the Fifth Army front in Italy on May 22. A well disguised booby trap or exploding anti tank artillery piece struck a jeep, injuring several soldiers and critically wounding one. Clark was conducting a tour of the front when the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Clark
Presa
Fifth Army
Mront
Italy
Gem
Mark W
Barrowly
Mladic
Clark
Rod and Gin Club repairs Columbus dam
Dop Shark of the Curry Rod and Gin Clubs led repairs at Columbus dam with volunteers from Severs 1. The upper structure stone replaced, restoring roughly thirty inches of water level. The club aims to work with the State Fish Commission to rebuild the upper dam section in concrete for permanence, hoping for substantial state funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dop Shark
Mies
Columbus
Ted
Grony
Severs 1
Corry Club
State Fish Commission
Gratwtend Rounty
Columbus Pond
Seek Housing at Wattsburg This Summer Fairgrounds Under Review
Federal agents visited Wattsburg Friday and Saturday to inspect housing and labor options for the harvest season along the lake shore in Erie County. They examined Wattsburg Fair Association property as a possible site for a public exposition this summer while planning to recruit up to 2500 workers, including Jamaican laborers, for farms and tourist camps in the area. Officials indicated the Wattshure Fair may proceed with plans, though no final decision has been reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Erie County
Wattsburg Fair Association
Wattshure
Wattsburg
Shaltar. Son
Mayor halts city permit for photographer
Mayor Hepler asserts authority to approve permits for out of town photographers, halting a photographer’s permit at the Hotel Corry. The move signals a precedent that future permit requests will go to the mayor for approval, aiming to protect local interests. A crowd gathered as the photographer planned work after weeks in nearby Franklin and Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepler
Hotel Corry
Wayers
Havig
Sound Air Raid Alarms In North And South Japan
Alarm sirens sounded across northern and southern Japan as the first air raid of the strategic island campaign since last September hit Pratas Island. Japan and its allies faced mounting concern over the latest attack and potential follow ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Pratas Island
Invaders Close To Collapse Near Myitkyina Clash
Marcus Island endured a heavy Saturday carrier strike as Allied air forces led by Adm. Nimitz attacked Marcus and nearby targets. Tokyo reported 32 planes down, while American forces targeted Navya skate, Marshall bases, and the Bonin group. Myitkyina remains pivotal as Burma road operations advance toward a junction, with fighting in eastern India and Pacific island actions shaping the wider campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Marcus Island
Tokyo
Adm
Cheater
Wy Nimitz
Hearst
Nelweek
Sodubajs
Java
Istana Iy
Bonin Islands
Wake
Santiher
Liberstoy
Shimito Shiri
Kentile
Niphow
Moi Islands
Nimitz
Marshall
Pratux Island
Importutt
Fist
Joseph W. Stilwell
Myitkyina Hi
Stik Yell
Loyang
Honan
Triphil- Kohima
India
Pacific
Ameri~ Haus
Waite
New Guinan
Poultry House Destroyed In Early Morning Fire
A fire about 6 o clock destroyed a poultry house near the State Fish Hatchery, burning two to three hundred chickens weighing about a half pound each. The Johns Shepard farm is now occupied by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Shepard. Fire department responded but could not save the building, believed to be started by a heating stove in use overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish Hatchery
Kenneth Shepard
First Ward
Invasion Day Preparations Across Corry Churches
Watters reports plans announced by Corry defense leaders with ministers to hold a day of prayer as invasion news spreads. Fire alarm signals and church bells will sound. merchants plan adjusted hours with stores closing midday and reopening in the evening. Allied advances and German shifts are noted in war updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watters
Sport
Corry Ministerial Association
Mantel
Ward
Sven
Scott
Ajax Raymond
Melynes
Corry
Cutoti
Swatt
Tell Merchants Buren
The
Golden Rule Clav
Saturdys
Fifth Army Close to Rome as Allied Drive Advances
Allied headquarters report Fifth Army is within 60 air miles of Rome after entering Terracina and pushing along the Tyrrhenian coast. German resistance stiffens near Pico and Pontecorvo as Allied bridgeheads form across the Liri, with advances toward Pico and Terracina and capture of Monte Leuvio noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Army
Rome
Terracina
Anzio
Aled
Naettwest
Trriwoni
Dietin
Arvin
Naxis
Kothann
Alehih Army
Nto
Pottecorva
Pontecorvo-Pico
Monte Leuvlo
Pico
Pica
Hwe
Fifth
Trac
Potecorvo
Berg
Brosdenst
Eighth Army
Court martial opens in murder of four persons
Camp Anza Calif May 22 One of the Army’s sensational courts martial opens over a March gunfight on the reserve seeking murder of Dorothy Douglas and Lourdine Livermore both 19 from Long Beach Calif along with Comdr Aubrey G Sereffing Preston Minn and Riverside policeman Arthur Simpson The trial in Camp Anza hospital unit follows Swancutt wounded by Riverside officer Ernest Cole while attempting to commandeer a Los Angeles war worker’s car His wife arrived to aid his defense and the case may yield hanging or firing squad sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwancutt
Camp Anza
Associated Press
Calif
Lir
Beaufort G. Swancutt
Dorothy Douglas
Lourdine Livermore
Long Beach
Commiander
Aubrey G. Sereffing
Preston
Minn
Riverside
Arthur 3. Simpson
Arlington
Camp An= za
Officers’ Club
Swancuff
Lacrosse
Wis
Ernest Cole
Los Angeles
Swanoutt
Heri
Fire damages apartment on East Main in early afternoon
A small fire at 430 East Main Street in the home of Mrs. Bessie Prine was discovered in a second floor bedroom. Firefighters battled flames from a mattress fire and contained the blaze with considerable effort, causing smoke and water damage throughout the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee, Ede
Werglo
Bessie Prine
East Main Street
Air advances toward Tokyo raid Kuriles Shimushiro report
The report describes Allied air operations against Shimushiro and Kuriles, with Liberator and Mitchell bombers involved. Bombs were dropped on Shimushien targets and nearby installations. The missions aimed at weakening Japanese positions as air power pressed toward Tokyo, including attacks near Kusiles and Paramimne installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Kuriles
Shimushiro
Two Waterford Mills Hit by Robbers in Overnight Break-Ins
Suspects entered the Parker mill and Waterford GLP mill safes, taking about 70 dollars from the Parker site while the GLP lock jammed with no loot. The same night the Grand Valley Host office safe was checked but the lock failed. Police say a lone thief or pair of criminals has been operating locally since last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
Yicinity
Grand Valley
Milo
Waterford
Parker Mill
GLP
Corry Welng
Lend-Lease aid growing fast says Roosevelt in Congress
President Roosevelt told Congress that Lend-Lease arms and equipment are moving out at a rising rate as United Nations forces ready new offensives against Nazi-occupied Europe from western southern and eastern bases. The 15th report shows 24.225 billion dollars in equipment services and supplies shipped, with about three quarters going to Britain and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Europe
Roosevelt
Congress
United Nations
Svat
Post
Britain
Russia
London Trains Delayed Thousands Miss Connections
Bulletin reports thousands of passengers in London missed trains as blackboards showed many schedules canceled without warning. Also, U S Supreme Court upheld OPA authority to limit retail sales amid rationing, with Justice Douglas delivering the majority decision and Justice Roberts dissenting without opinion. International peace org principles discussed with hints of a U N role, while Anzio Beachhead sees U S and Canadian units making progress and taking prisoners in recent advances near Littoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Associated Press
London
Nday
Washington
OPA
Supreme Court
Douglas
Thecomet
Roberts
Minion
Hummer Strike Ends At Springfield Plant
May 22 Springfield Michigan workers returned to duty as Bummer Manufacturing resumed production under government operation. Lt Col Talbott said 198 to 200 early shift workers reported at 7 am while union spokesmen said over 90 percent of the 225 on the two day shifts would report. Plant total about 580 employees with roughly 100 office staff. No link to Chicago dispute was found though membership clauses were involved in both cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
Bummer Manufacturing Compa
Montgomery Ward
Nelson Talbott
War Department
Ward
Chicago
Wallace Revival Hint Shapes Veep Nominee Talk
Washington May 22 Growing support for Wallace as the Democratic vice presidential candidate surfaces among lawmakers and observers. A senator cited by reporters backs Roosevelt, while other dignitaries note Wallace or Webicket could join the ticket to help Asia policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Wallace
China
Alrasidy
Conates
Roosevelt
Sivertt
Dewey Tops Republican Delegates As Primary Push Grows
As convention selection nears, Gov. Thomas E Dewey of New York leads the GOP with a fast pace toward securing delegates. Roosevelt remains assured of Democratic nomination as six states prepare to vote. Dewey's pledged totals start the week at 367 with Bricker at 62 in second place. Treasury report notes May 19 figures: expenditures reach 836.13 million, total debt 1.623 trillion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Associated Press
Gov. Thomas &. Dewey
New York
Roosevelt
Texas
Dewey Delgate
Bricker
Treasury
Washington
U. S. Treasury
Miraculous Escape In Crawford County Plane Crash
Meav y tieamsy cenceria pilot sustained only slight injuries after his privately owned monoplane crashed in a farm field in Venango Township. The Lancaster man, 24, suffered brush burns and a minor concussion. The accident follows another Crawford County plane crash earlier this month. The pilot remained at the Zelavac farm home to recover, telling investigators he had been on a cross country pleasure flight before attempting an emergency turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venango Township
Che Pili
M. Moivarec
Lancaster
Crawford County
Meystones
Cambridge Springs Wroimmes
Wenn Ao Aalattian Ordnance Works
Molvarec
Stea
Nick Zelavac
Molvarée
Zelavac
Pvt.Tennettt McCoy
State Police
First Corn Borer Moths Reported in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg May 2 The state agricultural department reports the first appearance of European corn borers in Pennsylvania. About eight percent of borers at the paper stage have emerged as moths in Montgomery County. Officials predict heavy damage to sweet corn and other crops as a new generation is expected in Montgomery and southeastern counties within a week to two weeks, with variation by temperature and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Department
Bilremi
Plant Industry
Montgomery County
Buromy
Thomas L Guyton
Montgomery
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al Kiel
U. S
French
ROD and Gin Club
Columbus Dam
Hope State Fish Commission
Aseek Housing
Watisburg
Myitkyina
Yorks
Terracino
Liri
Na- Dies
Tallan
Picw
UN Nenter
Alruttan
Injael
John Isexon
Onna
Neb
Adare
Mat
Wwe
Nalaland al Hakreldu
Waterford Mill
Spartansburg
Wasilington
Tullgui
Pontine
Littoria
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