Warning From Same Source On Hawaii Ignored
Washington testimony that Japan planned a summer strike on Hawaii and a separate peace with China was reviewed by House immigration chair Dickstein. Kilsoo K. Haan, representing Sino Korean leagues, warned of attack plans and was called a rabble-rouser by Hawaii officials. Dickstein said Haan’s information was partly accurate, with some details later questioned, as he cautioned against dismissing warnings.
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Associated Press
Washington
Japan
China
United States
High Command
Dickstein
DNY
House Immigration Committee
Pratt Harbor
Kilsoo K. Haan
Ygoresa National Vent Federation
Sino-Korean Peoples’ League
Haan
Wald
Pacific
Hawaiia
Aia
Hawaii
Privy Council
Hana
Miyasaki
Imperial Navy
Kwantung Army
Ttn
Poppy Day Sale Slated By Veterans Post Saturday
Members of Lieut Archie W Thompson Post 264 Veterans of War Veterans appeal for public support for their annual Poppy Day sale set for Saturday. The VFW Auxiliary will assist with buddy poppies citywide with sales at Doane Hardware Store and West Main Street. Proceeds aid disabled veterans.
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Archie W .Thompson
V. FP
Memorial Day Plan Complete for City Observance
Plans for Memorial Day were announced for a city observance in City Park with a 2:30 pm parade starting at the V F W Home on West Washington Street. The procession will march down First Avenue, South Center Street, and Center Street to the park for exercises led by Judge Elmer L. Evans. The program includes bands, a welcome by Mayor Hepler, veterans’ services, a floral offering, and a salutes to the war dead.
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Corey
Rell
East South
South Center
Ney
Der
Merle Amy
Courteoys
V. F P. W. Post
Washington Street
Mohday
First Ave
I Center Street
Center Street
Walter H. Scott
Aero Supply Band
Aero Supply Union
Corry-Jamestown Union
Ajax
Corry Ity Bona
Cory’ High School
Baid Corry
Chidren
St. Edward's School
Many Trails Riding Club
Corry
Crouns
Stifford Panghorn
Frank Parsons
Elmer L. Evane
Rie County
Franke B. Hepler
Elmer J. Evans
U S Casualties In North Africa Reported
Washington May 27 American Army casualties in North Africa from November 8 to May 5 totaled 9 437 killed 6 937 missing and 6 937 wounded with prisoners. Secretary Stimson said total Allied casualties in the Tunisian campaign were less than 70 000 while Axis losses reached about 90 000 killed 26 400 wounded and 286 400 prisoners.
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Yascousa
Washington
North Africa
Stimson
Settlement Reached on 1942 School Taxes in Corry District
Miss Trene Multen, Corry School District tax collector, announced a settlement with the district through the finance committee for 1942 taxes. Total collections were about 100,000, roughly a portion of a 222,000 duplicate. Tax books will stay at the collector's office for a few days before transfer to George H. Gordon, delinquent collector.
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Trené Multen
Corry
Finance Committee
George H. Gordon
Flood victims return as crop losses mount in six state flood zone
Farmers across Illinois and Missouri begin returning to water damaged homes and fields after the worst midcontinent flood since 1931. More than 160000 displaced as Mississippi river communities cope. emergency federal meeting in St Louis outlines steps to restore 3.65 million acres affected in Illinois Missouri Indiana Oklahoma Kansas and Arkansas with multi million dollar damages.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Olinois
Missouri
Mississippi
Tlinois
Aoholei
St. Louis
Chester C. Davis
Tilchins
Indiana
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arkansas
Davies Sees No More Gas For Weeks
Washington May 27 Ralph K Davies acting petroleum administrator said no lets up for weeks in gas shortages. He cited bans on pleasure diving and food-bound restrictions as needed to restore normal conditions. Supplies of gasoline and heating oils had fallen to about a quarter of normal levels, disrupting rail traffic and threatening a crisis if high consumption continued.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ralph K. Davies
Davies
Tax conferees clash over tax relief details
Washington May 27 The Senate House pay as you go conferees clashed over final terms for a 1942 tax relief plan. A compromise promised a $50 deduction plus 75 percent abatement for many filers, but later members questioned whether a further $50 extra would allow complete cancellation for those with tax liability under $200. The panel, led by Senators George and Douighton, recessed to finalize the agreement with potential near 7 billion in abatement and roughly 10 billion in revenue expectations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate House
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Douighton
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rubber strikes light up Akron plants with limited resumed work
Striking workers return to goodyear and firestone plants as president Roosevelt threatens action over a five day stoppage. Only general tire and rubber, B F Goodrich and United Rubber Works show declines while Goodyear and Firestone struggle to balance output. Wage-row and war production items convolute the scene as federal deadlines loom and OPA fines hit Pittsburgh meat packers for price violations.
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Associated Press
AERON
STO
Goodyear Tige Rubber Company
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
Goodyear
General Tire & Rubber Company
Goodrich
United Rubber Works
George H. Bass
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
National War Labor Board
Waters Recede After Devastating Flood Across Wilcox Area
Flood waters receded from Wilcox and surrounding communities after causing heavy damage and leaving hundreds homeless. Rail lines and roads suffered washouts as plants in Hattown Rideway and nearby towns suspended operations. Officials reported six foot flood depths in Townsend area and ongoing repairs as waters fell and restoration progressed.
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Renova
Wilcox
McKeai-Eik
Jarssonburg
Hattown
Rideway
Tonnsombiny
Elio Comipany
Hiprak
Wales
Wilcow
Hood
Machinists Union Quits AFL To Stand Independent
The International Association of Machinists said it will quit the American Federation of Labor on May 31 after a jurisdictional dispute with the Carpenters Union. IAM President Tarvey W. Brown cited losing tax payments and growth, while affirming the union will operate independently and seek better terms for its Corry workers.
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John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
William L. Hutcheson
Carpenters Union
AEL Executive Council
Machinists
Tarvey W. Brown
AFL
Union Two
Brown
LAM
Remaining Japs Trapped in Two Positions at Attu Fight
AP reports May 7 that Stimson cites lighter American casualties but predicts heavy Japanese losses as troops push toward final clearance. Forces hold both sides of Chichagol Bay and fight along rugged ridges while hand to hand combat rages in Attu Island wilds.
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Associated Press
Washington
AWH
Stimson
Maw
Srana Bay
Chichagol Bay
Muwinaling
Attu Island
United States
Navy
Ghichagor Valley
Holtz Bay
Navy Cortwatinique
Chighagn Arbor
Lake Nicholas
Habor
North Africa
Attu
Guadal 1 Canal
New Guinea
Southwest Pacific
Sian
Aman
Boy Fractures Leg Playing At School
Grarles Long, 15, of 642 South Canter Street, sustained a fracture to the left leg in an accident while playing at school yesterday. He was removed to Corry hospital where the fracture was treated.
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Grarles Long
South Canter Street
Broker
War News Capsules From Tokyo To Washington
Reports from Washington describe Senate talks on a pay as you go plan and tax relief, while naval action near Chichagof harbor advances American footholds. A German air loss record and Pacific air operations are noted, with casualty tallies and fuel ration changes affecting commercial fleets nationwide.
Credit Rules Tightened by Merchants Club
Merchant members of the Golden Rule Club approved tighter credit controls at the latest meeting. A plan to submit a sixty day delinquency list to club headquarters will help keep credit records up to date and shared among trusted members. The secretary collects delinquents’ data for use by elite members, while a summer picnic was postponed due to gasoline shortages and transport issues. A special membership card program and a monthly bulletin are planned to keep members informed.
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Golden Rule Club
Nics
Siso
Paya Five
Allied Bombers Hit Italian Bases In Mediterranean Assaults
United States bombers intensified attacks on Axis airfields in Sicily Sardinia Pantelleria and surrounding Italian bases while Mediterranean fleet actions provoked fires and strikes. Reports from London Berlin Moscow and Rome described raids on the Italian islands and disruption of supply lines as Red Army and German forces clashed in the Kuban valley near Novotossisk with heavy aerial losses on both sides.
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Associated Press
Italy
U. S
Africa
Mediterranean
Russia Front
Jane
London
Lirrospert, Ih Tealy
Telveragh
Rome Radio
Ministry of Information
Yousted
Thaliany
Mey
Malril
BL Baba
Egypt
Ilia
Sicily
Sardinia
Pantelleria
Axis
Comisa
Agis
Golfa Arundi
Villa Cidma
Tut Skein Sud
Tirso
Gre
Kuban
Novotossisk
Davies says Stalin reply received in sealed letter
Moscow May 27 Associated Press Davies announced he had received in writing sealed reply from Premier Stalin to a secret letter from President Roosevelt delivered earlier. Davies said the message conveys Stalin’s consent to the allied plan and stresses unity among the wartime allies.
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Davies
Stalin
Associated Fromoscow
Ftaitm
Huevelt
Salie Aldnok
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General Tire & Rubber Co
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Pitteburgh Meat’ Packers
Office of Price Administration
Johnsonburg-Ridgway District
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Ryusaku Villuslnuo
Yanaginoto
Eighth Air
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Emden
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Elst
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