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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
Nov 07, 1942
Page
1
Marines Repel New Japanese Counter Blows in Solomons
In the Solomons battle near Matanikau and Koll pot after heavy Japanese attempts to retake airbases were repulsed by U S Marines and Allied forces. The fight, described as ongoing with heavy enemy concentrations, saw Allied gains hold while warning of further assaults as night fell. Navy officials reported continued progress in the New Guinea theater and in Portuguese Timor, with Secretary Knox noting high American marksmanship but cautioning that the fight is far from finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prova
Washington
Amercan
Solomons
New Guinea
Ene
Adalcanal
U. S
Diers
Navy
Matanikau
Koll Pott
Japan
Oivi
Buna
Portuguese Timor
Australia
Knox
Liquor Board Revokes East Main Street Drinkery License
The State Liquor Control Board revoked the license of Rosy's Trin on East Milly Street after charges of serving minors and intoxicated patrons, allowing minors on site, and disorderly conduct. Owner Amo Fosso and staff faced prior raids and fines, with city authorities welcoming the closure as a long‑standing law enforcement success. Several other suspensions were also announced effective November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosy
Amo- Foss
Avig
State Liquor Central Board
Amotosgo
Iquor Board
East Trades Union Club
The
Easton
Frank Leurito
Nazareth
John Jasinsky
Brie
Albert R. Cervi
New Commercial Hovel
Irwin
Johnstown Fire Threatens Block in Downtown Fire
Johnstown Pa November 7 Fire of unknown origin swept a three story building in downtown threatening an entire block Police moved residents from second and third floor apartments as firemen from Johnstown and nearby Prooklin Conemaugh Dale Ferndale brought the blaze under control Two firefighters sustained minor injuries The loss was placed at about 20000 The blaze spread to an adjoining confectionery store COLLEGES CLOSING NEW YORK Nov 7 The New ark Times says widespread financial difficulties caused by a decline in student enrollment have led to about 50 colleges to close in recent months
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Associated
Presa
Johnstown
Prooklin Borough
Conemaugh
Dalend Ferndale
Wemen
Central Fire Station
New York
The
Newark Times
Cars Crash on East Main Street Driver Cut
Heavy fog blanketed the city and vicinity when a Pontiac coupe driven by Edgan Otane crashed into a parked Chevrolet sedan owned by FR Lawrence Davison on East Main Street near the Davison residence. Crane sustained a head gash but escaped serious injuries. Both cars were badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Main Street
East Main Street
Edgan Otane
R. D
Spring Creek
Lawrence Davison
Davison
Ai7
RAF Bombers Hit Genoa Fifth Time in Italy Raid
London dispatch reports Britain’s heavy bombers returned to Italy for a fifth raid since late October, concentrating fire on Genoa the port key to North Africa. The air ministry called the operation concentrated and effective with notable damage cited by Italy. Casualties listed as 20 killed, no wounded, as British and Italian lines describe a night of bombing across Genoa amid bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Britain
Italy
Genoa
Aces
North
Africa
Air Ministry
Talia Communique
Hie Tower
Coulnetind Europe
Red Defenses Hold Firm On Stalingrad Front
Associated Press reports the Red Army drew Germans from fortified factory areas and held lines from Arctic to Caucasus. Soviet gains include heavy punishment of invaders on Black Sea and Nalchik-Ordzhonikidze fronts. Stalin declares faith in victory as more than 1,000,000 attackers are claimed sidelined. new Soviet fortifications and shelling wreckage northeast of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moscow
Red Army
Stalingrad
Arctic
Black Sea
Nalchik-Ordzhonikidze
Stalin
Hitler
Teader
Seige
Priggs Seek Dismissal of Case Against Governor-Elect Martin
In Washington Pa Judge Howard D. Hughes weighs a motion by Mr and Mrs J M Prigg to reopen a case over Governor-elect Edward Martins $28811 50 bank debt settlement at 12 cents on the dollar The Priggs say they have evidence showing General Martins settlement was conscientious and honorable and that his wife received $85000 from his fathers estate to pay creditors The case arises after Democratic nominee F Clair Ross accused Martins of concealing a $50000 inheritance from the estate The court intends to grant withdrawal if the attorney consents and bring in the two filing lawyers for action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars Associated Press
Washington
Howard D. Hughes
J. M. Priggs
Edward Martin
Prigg
Washington Bank
Martin
Hughes
Prige
F. Clair Ross
Price Controls Hit Potatoes Onions and Turkeys
A bulletin from Washington states Price Administrator Leon Henderson issued controls raising some onion and potato retail prices while keeping turkey prices largely unchanged. Reports from New York cite speculation on a convoy battle in the eastern Mediterranean, later questioned as unverified by other sources. Wichy France reports anti-aircraft batteries firing on bombers overhead with no alert. Camaguy Cuba warns 85 to 100 mph winds may bring tropical conditions to the north coast. Delhi India notes US bombers damaged warehouses and hit a small ship at Japanese occupied Ban-Koon with no US losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatie A Tress
Washington
Leon Henderson
New York
Gerjain
Mediterranean
Wichy
France
Vichy
New Delui
India
United States
Ban- Koon
Election Indicates No Wet-Dry Trend
Washington voters weighed liquor policy in Tuesday elections with few clear signs of a nationwide shift. Dry Oklahoma sent Senator Josh Lee down to defeat while local options yielded mixed results. George W. Crabbe said national prohibition is not imminent but may return via local option education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Oklahoma
Josh Lee
George W. Crabbe
Hunter Dies During Pursuit In Trimmph Township
Coroner Ed Lowry reports Ray Nicholson, 40, of Trimmph township, collapsed and died of a heart attack while hunting yesterday. Authorities say no foul play is suspected, and the incident occurred during a pay period note dated Nov 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ed Lowry
Amiral Ray Nicholson
Trimmph Township
State permits required to sell raw milk in town
Eight local distributors are ordered to halt raw milk sales until they obtain state permits. Health inspector Walter Burchardt found only five city producers held valid state permits after recent dairy checks. The Model Dairy Company Sterling Milk Jackman and Button dairies and the Cartwright Store were the only distributors verified as possessing state permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey Anton
State Department of Health
Walter 8. Burchard
Burchardt
Sterling Milk, Jackman and Button Dairies
Cartwright
Coordination of War Efforts In City Planned
Central Mens War Activities Committee will coordinate city war work with eight to ten members. A meeting will be held early next week to select representatives from various agencies. Mrs J A Cassidy named president of the Central Women’s War Activities Committee, joining efforts to aid the war cause and support Red Cross dressings and jump enlistments. Completed returns show Van Allsburg leading in Erie County Assembly race by 3 728 over Jones with 1 259.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Mens War Acivities Committee
Womer
Coury
Brovide
Center Men's Committee
J. A. Cassidy
Central ‘Women's
Red Cross
Heneft
Realignment Talk Spurs Senate Committee Shifts After Tuesday Balloting
Democrats push for a stronger role in Congress, seeking realignment of Senate committees from a 3 to 2 Democratic to Republican ratio toward roughly three to two. A potential move would add two Republicans to the Finance Committee, currently 14 Democrats, six Republicans and one Progressive. Republicans tied to sales tax proposals faced defeat in committee as the revenue bill moved forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
George
D-Gu
Finance Committee
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Bank Admits Turning 228 Million to Nazis in War Time
New York November 7 The Bank of France admitted in State Supreme Court that it warned of 228 000 000 in yell to Germany under compulsion of the Vichy government as it answered a suit by the National Bank of Belgium for recovery of gold. The French bank claimed it had been relieved of further obligations for the gold entrusted to it before the 1940 invasion of Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bank of Frince
State Supreme Court
Iat
Yell
Germany
Vichy
National Bank of Belgium
Bank of France
Daniel de Gorter
Henri Wild
Belgium
British drive rolls back Axis in North Africa desert battle
British Egyptian forces reported crushing a major Axis push in the Western Desert. Roughly 100,000 German and Italian troops were said captured or halted as Montgomery’s forces moved beyond Matruh toward the Libyan frontier. Axis supply lines frayed, fleet rumors swirled, and German armored units fell back while Italian divisions deserted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Thalia
Meckly
Matruh
el Alamein
Lisul
B. L
Montgomery
Fuka
Briish
Turther
Urage
Erwin Honnel
Gilitar
Mediterranean
Africa
Libyan
Wittlcue
United Nations
Axis
Rodney
Gibraltar
Morocco
Dakar
Foatline
Rommel
Wong
Madrid
Cairo
Wage-Salary Stabilization On Strict Basis
A new War Labor Board order crowns wartime pay limits, freezing most wages and salaries under 8 609 a year at mid September levels. Only in exceptional cases may raises occur, to correct maladjustment or inequality and aid wartime objectives, with tough approval standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLB
Davis
Associated Press
Washington
War Labor Board
Roose Yell
William Davis
Johor
J Board
Agriculture Department
Treasury
James Says Surplus State Income Assures Tax Cut For Next Year
Harrisburg reports a $70,000,000 surplus cited by the Philadelphia Record is disputed by Governor James. He says the surplus exists only as a prospect for the next biennium and promises the administration will keep books balanced while possibly cutting taxes when the budget is prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Associated Prain
Harrisburg
Philadelphia Record
Pennsylvania Treasury
Independent Démocratie
Jdames
J. David) Stern
Nanag
Isin
Stern
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George Wi
Latairh
Priivemenih
Kimmy
Atrew
Sar
Childriiy
Lek
G.op
Amorosso
Enox
Liquor Board
Rosy’s Inn
RAF
Priggs
Ross
Camagury Province
Cuba
League
Dairies
Women's
van Allsburg
State Assembly
Erie
Chivity
Jom B. van Allshitg
Paul Jones
Wattanurg Demporst
Dems
GOP
BANK
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