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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 10, 1944
Page
1
Leyte Battle Rages as U S Forces Press Toward Ormoc
American troops break four day stalemate on Leyte as they advance toward Ormoc amid shattered Japanese defenses. Gen MacArthur reports substantial gains and describes Japanese reinforcements and renewed efforts to defend Ormoc. Air bombardment resumes after the typhoon and fighter planes sink and damage several enemy vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prey
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Leyte
Ormoc
Ormuec
Osungara Bay
24Th Infantry Division
High Gr
Phe Lard
Dresh
Japan
Tomoyuki
Bth Uiankey
Fonts
Orme
Ovens
Stronghlé
Gem MarArinut
Plahes
Douglas Mycarthur
Whdely
Philn
Pines
Raplaning
Henry Josses
MacArihry
MacArthur
Reds Smash Forward in Budapest Sector
Allied and Soviet forces drive toward Budapest as Russian and Ukrainian units advance on multiple fronts. Rail lines at risk. German and Hungarian defenses hinge on Danube crossings and siege dynamics around the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REDS
Budapest
Associated Press
Moscow
Wharshal Rodlow
Malinovaky
Aerase Biechemy
Haute
Miskolcz
Roosevelt says meet with Churchill and Stalin soon possible
President Roosevelt stated he, Winston Churchill, and Joseph Stalin wish to arrange another wartime meeting when feasible. No details on time or location exist, and reporters received only banter as questions. The discussion touched on a potential peace feeler and pre election timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Ree
Washington
Roosevelt
Churchill
Marsha Stalin
Aled Witkt
Joklne
Pelveti
Germany
Baltimore Sun
Whctef
Nobel Prize in Peas not awarded during war year
Bulletin items report the Nobel Peace prize not awarded due to wartime conditions in Sweden. Other dispatches note the United States and Britain transferring Italy’s civilian war machinery control, German U-boats sinking fewer Allied ships, and British forces capturing Forli in the Po Valley with a pincer movement near Bologna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Britain
Italy
Rome
Forli
Po Valley
Bologna
Liquor Making Permits Adopted for January
Washington nov 19 the nations wartime beverage distillers will be allowed to produce industrial alcohol in January without features or permits according to Christian John Krug of the War Production Board the notification stated no permit would be required for the first month of next year for beverage and industrial alcohol production
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sy _Asmucimney
Washington
Nafons Pratt Beverage
Jimary
Chstintan
John Krug
War ‘Production Board
Board Delays Naming Corry War Price Board Chairman
Corry War Price and Rationing Board reports no new chairman named after Glen Mier resigns effective November 15. A committee of Scott, Blait, and George Kinley will act in executive capacity until a successor is chosen and recommended to Alvin J Williams of Pittsburgh, regional OPA head, who favors immediate appointment. A new member may be added to the board to fill the chair role, while Ehren committee oversees until decisions are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Glen Mier
Messrs
Scott, Blait
George Kinley
Alvin J Williams
Pittsburgh
OPA
Williams
Miller
Land Board
Ehren
Polio Victim Treated With Kenny Method at Erie Hospital
Mrs. Allen Foote of Fairview street is paralyzed from the waist down and remains under Kenny treatment at Hamot Hospital. Relatives including her husband and sister visited Erie Hospital to find her comfortable and cheerful. She can feed and move in bed, lungs clear, no iron lung required. outcome still undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Foote
Erie Hospital
Fairview Street
Hamot Hospital
Kenny
Edward Miller
Albert Shafter
Foote
Roosevelt Sees Hurdle and Hope in New Democratic Congress
President Roosevelt returns to Washington with a working Democratic majority in Congress after the 1944 elections. The Republicans still hold influence in lawmaking as the nation moves into a new political era. Roosevelt noted record national support from about 45 million voters and a substantial House and Senate margin. Governors across the country also tilt toward Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Welcome FDR Back To Capitol In Rain Soaked Parade
Washington November 10 a quarter million rain soaked supporters turned out for Franklin D Roosevelt's homecoming parade along a four and a half mile cordon of cables and ropes from Union Station to the White House. Police estimated twenty five thousand men women and children ignored the bad weather to cheer the president. Roosevelt thanked the crowd from Union Station plaza promising a new congress would face war ending decisions and wartime powers renewals. The forthcoming Churchill Stalin talks and cabinet changes loomed as decisive questions for the postwar peace and domestic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fragkiin
D. Roosevelt
Union Station
Wille House
William A. van Duren
Roosevelt
Union Station Plaza
Tim President
Thomas B. Dewey
Churchill
Stalin
Joseph W. Stilwell
Chiang-Kai-Shek
Congress
Thould
Unnis
Harry S.truman
Michigan Now Safely In Roosevelt Column
Detroit November 10 Roosevelt appears to have a comfortable lead in Michigan after county election workers untangled a large volume of errors. The Wayne County board of canvassers worked to finish corrections with only a fraction of precincts remaining. Final tally shows Roosevelt ahead with about 1,007,408 votes to Dewey's roughly 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Roosevelt
Detroit
Wayne County
Moe
Mark Tov
Thomas. E. Dewey
Lobos
Patton Enlists 200 Overseas Men For VFW Initiation
About two hundred Corry men serving overseas will participate by proxy in the Veterans of Foreign Wars initiation at Corry High School tomorrow as part of Armistice Day observances. Proxies will stand in for servicemen not present, with next of kin representing them. The event features speeches, songs by Elks Choir, and a formal posting of colors, marking a major public gathering in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ove Han
Corky Foosters
Porelenders
Teriny
Repnii Tedly
Tomorow
Cardi Wer
Goory Ett
Archie Thompson
Vew
Veterans Organization
Ant Vil Be Jr
Hun
Frome
Hepler
Elks
Buddy Elis
de Merle Amy
Bryan Ration
Waller H. Bout
Elks! Choir
Onening
Monksiyuy
Alfred Morrison
Bliss
Charles P. Keating
Harold Crage
ME Lyons
Franz buys Bennett Center Street property
The article details Franz and family acquiring a three story building at the corner of North Center and West Washington streets for Masonry Dulce use with occupancy by a specified party. It notes approvals for materials, future alterations, and planned changes to the first and upper floors including storage and tenancy plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CLP
Prana and Son
Robert Rang
Prana Burnie
Pisstavelsig
OL Nori Gen
Mlch Lins Och
ReVer
G E. Beimnett
Alix
Lisdik
Kovernment Gery
Duprovals
Stomodel
Pindiverie Fem
Erie Hunter Shot in Thigh After Accidental Discharge
Erie on November 10 reports Robert Osterberg, 30, of Erie, in good condition at St. Vincent's Hospital with a shotgun wound to the third thigh from a hunting accident north of West Springfield. The gun reportedly discharged in the hands of his companion George Wildus. another hunter Ch J Thompson carried Osterberg to Conneaut Hospital for aid before transfer for treatment. Osterberg works for C W Zack and Sons greenhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
County Erie
Robert Onterbers
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
West Springfield
Osterberg
Brown Memorial Hospital
Conneatt
Ohio
George Wildus
Ch. J .Thompson
Osterers
Conneaut Hospital
Lennent 40
St. Vincents
New York
Order Guards To Protect County Soldier Ballots
County commissioners issued a directive to guard military ballots amid fears of interference. The order specifies protection of ballots at halting fronts and depots, citing instructions from authorities to ensure security of county military ballots in the approaching period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marissbury
Fall of Liuchow Kweilin Claimed by Japanese Crown
New York report cites Domei dispatches claiming Liuchow and Kweilin fell to Japanese forces. Chinese high command in Chungking disputes specifics, noting pincers from north and south and a wide gap that could threaten the lines toward the Great Wall. The advance included a column 84 miles south of Liuchow with other units moving west from the West River front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anny
Milevowsky
Vjerma
Bratislava
Berlit
Fynsluy
Danube
Dunpfelsvie
Bomati
Budapest
Iemo
Sigstin
Apatin
Amysis
Feodor EP Tolbukhin
New York
Kweilli
China
Domei
Kweilly
Wapital Ab
Kwangsi Province
Chinia
Stalin
Chungking
China Sex
Great Wall
Ching
Liuchow
West River
Guichow
Churchill Says V-115 Causing Little Damage
London reports indicate Winston Churchill told Parliament that German V-2 attacks on England have caused minimal physical damage. He noted Allied defenses and countermeasures, while warning of continued threat from V-3 and other weapons if not halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
New Super Fuel For Planes In Production
Washington November 10 The War Production Council announces a new super fuel produced from urine in United States plants. Chairman Kerg states current output is limited but will rise as engines become compatible. The fuel promises longer range and full throttle performance though crude oil yields less of it, likely to be used first in carrier boxed aircraft and superfighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assuenee Cpps
Washington
United
Domstat
Kerg
Staff Sgt Frank Lawson Home After 51 Pacific Missions
Corry resident Staff Sgt Frank Lawson returned home this week after completing 51 combat missions in the South Pacific with the Thirteenth Air Force. He earned the Air Medal with eight Oak Leaf Clusters and two Silver Stars, plus a special citation for the first attack on Truk. Lawson will stay in Battle Creek until November 25 before reporting to Richmond, Virginia, and plans to visit friends and relatives while spending most leave with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lawson
Corry
Visib
C. A. Lawson
West Reedevins Street
Lavavantsa
Thirteenth Air Force
Mhat
Arny Air Corps
Thas
Pis
Ewarts
Truk
Lawson
Richmond
Vex
Falx
Jim
Dozen Villages Fall as Third Army Advances in Hurtgen Forest Push
London reports Lt Gen George S Patton's Third Army broke through mud and surged forward in a wide offensive. Dozens of towns and villages were captured, with a 10 mile advance along a 99 mile arc around the Meuse. Meantime heavy bombing and infantry actions pressed near Metz and Delme as US forces pushed toward the fortress city and surrounding roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Army
Hurtgen Forest
Associated Press
London
George S. Patton
Chateau-Salins
Nliges
Mei Artilery
Neile Mais
Meuse
Holland
Norther
Hellane
Courtney A. Hodees
Ing Schmid
Awehen
George S. Pathon
Deline
Brant Delme
Mets
Walkur
Meta 19
Saarbrucket
Delme
Patton
Thionville
Tuibaintry
Vilnes
Chateaue
Bois Didulois
Gremecy Forest
Vwiglers
Palme
Pont-a-Moussovat
Moye
Pield
Fmare
Nobel Prize Winner Has Hob Plans At Preset
Pittsburgh, Nov. 10. Surprise and pleasure attend Nobel physics laureate Otto Stern as he reveals plans tied to the Nobel Prize awarded in 1943, with about $29,000 in cash. The report notes the long journey from Hamburg to the United States, and mentions Isidor Issac Russian radi of Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Otto Stern
Ghid
Isidor Issac Radi
Goumbi University
New York
Hamburg
Germany
Stern
Tineusa, Baker
Cae¢rigi Institute of Tecchnology
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Wil Peel
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Kweilin
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