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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1943
Page
1
A broad accord extends protections and benefits to all eligible persons amid ongoing negotiations. The measure, backed by key organizations, aims to standardize eligibility and ensure compliance across regions by May. Officials caution gradual rollout and monitoring.
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Stock markets tightened after a broad decline as major indices slid and traders weighed fresh corporate results. The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all turned lower with tech and financials leading losses amid cautious sentiment.
Allied forces push in Italy capturing Massico Ridge and Presenzano with a five mile advance from San Croce and seizure of Roccamonfina. British troops near Seria topple Castelpetroso and reach seven miles. Red forces claim Russian advances across southern Ukraine and Nogaisk, freeing numerous villages as Cossacks spearhead drives toward the Bug river. Allied bombers raid Greek airfields while German morale declines in Die Nation observations.
Senate backers press a ship-to-Europe food aid resolution focusing on hungry children in Axis-occupied Belgium. Herbert Hoover, former U.S. food administrator and Belgium commission head, will testify before a Senate subcommittee about the proposal's practicality. Treasury report notes receipts of 110,217.72 with expenditures 5.415 billion and a total debt near 109.208 billion.
Washington reports an agreement between the government, rivals and the United Mine Workers for higher coal mine pay, aiming to end the near total strike but likely boosting coal prices for consumers. Other dispatches note King Vittorio Emanuele in Naples and U.S. bomber action near Take Tungting as China battles a large Japanese assault.
Earl H. Boughton 64 of Spartansburg was found dead at his Pleasantville home after neighbors reported his absence from Spartansburg Tuesday night. Coroner ruled natural causes likely a heart attack. Survived by wife Ida, sister Mrs James Colligan, mother Mrs Anns Boughton, and brother Carl. Body to Torrey funeral home with service at 2 pm Friday at Tidioute cemetery.
Washington November 4 electric irons but no electric washing machines are on the tentative civilian goods list for the first quarter of the war. The draft predicted civilian needs and the omission signals tradeoffs in consumer item availability as markets adjust to wartime production.
Washington reports the end of a three day strike as miners return to pits under an agreement boosting earnings by about 11.50 per six day week. John L. Lewis and UMW officers led the restart after a deal with Interior officials. Anthracite gains are added and travel time compensation is set at 45 minutes daily. Normal output remains uncertain until next week.
The Carl Chiricuzio whiskey theft incident on South Center Street October 13 ended with a settlement. Otto Jefferson Bacon, arrested earlier in the week, received bail and awaits hearing. Chiricuzio was reimbursed 32.20 for the liquor and costs, with charges against Baron dismissed under alderman court law for under $100 restitution.
Allied forces at Bougainville engaged Japanese ships in Empress Augusta Bay early Tuesday. Naval units, including MacArthur's and Halsey's forces, wrecked at least three destroyers and eight transports or large merchants, sinking a cruiser and two destroyers per Tokyo reports. Over 100,000 tons of Japanese shipping were damaged or sunk, with 128 enemy planes destroyed. Marines extended the beachhead as Allied leaders hailed the push toward Rabaul and the Solomons.
In Harrisburg Governor Martin signaled a possible special session of the Legislature next year to improve soldier voting statutes. He noted the Department of State is considering enhancements to a plan for soldier voting to broaden voter participation. He said changes to the absentee law would need legislative approval, but he saw no urgent issues requiring an immediate session.
Warren County reports its first hunting accident as Arthur Hagerman of Warren is shot in the arm and chest during a communion event. He is in general hospital in serious condition after the accidental shooting on November 4.
Railroads between Refinetly and Red House report serious delays as wrecked tracks and derailed cars disrupt main line. Erie crews work through the night. No. 6 and No. 5 trains delayed by two hours east of Jamestown. No injuries reported. past wrecks cited as similar in scope.
A car driven by Carl Smith of Spartansburg skidded on a slick road near the Arvin Anderson farm around 8:30 PM causing the vehicle to strike a tree. Two feminine passengers Opal Ehrhart and Gladys Stutamman also of Spartansburg suffered bruises and shock. all were treated at Gorry Hospital and released the same evening.
A youth from Union City was captured at the George Junior Republic near Grove City after escaping from a state institution. He is in custody at the Gorry sub-station and expected to be returned to the institution today.
Navy dispatch from Washington states submarines sank ten Japanese ships off the Japan mainland coast, including freighters and tankers, while on reconnaissance missions in the South Pacific. The action targeted supply lines to Japanese bases as U S forces disrupted maritime traffic along the coast.
Work finished late today at the Armory and town plant with all employees undergoing X ray checkups. About 600 workers photographed and 10 examinations total. equipment moved to Raymond factory for continued operations. Students at Senior High and junior high from St Edwardina and other pupils also participated. reports on each case to follow by specialists. Willis leads in Kentucky governor race, narrowing Dor aidon by 3288 votes.
Wayne Pa November 4 Fifteen year old Lester Leona Murcot arrested in Bronx after grandmother Mrs Picker’s body found in her Wayne home. Police say he admitted strangling her to steal money and hid her body in a closet. He was taken to Philadelphia area precincts for questioning as investigators review the case.
Nov 4 report from War Relocation Authority director Dil on S Myer details a disturbance by Japanese internees at Tile Lake relocation center. Officials describe the crowd as disloyal and seeking return to Japan while internal guards and workers are kept as prisoners. The account cites injuries, demands for better food and personnel changes, and potential transfers of staff and patients amid heightened tensions.
London reports a massive British air raid on Wilhelmshaven with American and RAF forces. A night offensive targeted Duesseldorf and Cologne while Wilhelmshaven faced heavy bombardment in a coordinated set of strikes involving hundreds of aircraft. Five heavy bombers were lost with no fighters, amid high strategic aims against German industrial targets.
Madrid reports strong German forces moving into southern France this week and elaborate defense preparations along the Riviera. The Riviera coastal road from Mentone to Saint-Raphaël is closed to passengers, and labor units are shifting in the near shore area, where new fortifications appear under way. Travelers in France note troop movements and the growing German buildup, signaling a potential Allied offensive against southern France.
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