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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1944

Page

6

Jamestown considers lease to store surplus planes

Jamestown officials propose leasing city airport to the Defense Plant Corporation to store 4000 surplus Army and Navy planes with equipment. About 300 aircraft would be moved here in two to three weeks if the council approves. Existing flight training and charters would continue, with storage on unused airport areas. Additional expansion could utilize American Aviation personnel and facilities.

Jamestown Tracher Focal Airport Defense Plant Corporation United States City Counccil Municipal Airport Commission Counsell Airport Commission Jamestown Aviation Company Aiport Flight Activitie American Aviation Corporation

FDR and Dewey Wins Spark Historic Election Tone Remains

The article notes Roosevelt and Dewey leading in a landmark 1944 election. It cites electoral votes 432 to 99, with 36 states to 12, and outlines House and Senate party splits. Pennsylvania shows James J. Davis trailing Francis J. Myers as GI ballots are tallied.

White House Thomas E. Dewey Roosevelt Dewey House Missouri Senate Democrats Pennsylvania

Post War Plans Threaten County Seven Mill Tax Rate

Brib county officials warn that 1945 budget plans may force a higher tax rate unless postwar program funds and increased Institution District appropriations are withheld. Controller Willis says without such cuts the seven mills cannot cover needs. Departments will submit 1945 requisitions after December 1 as master budget work starts in January.

County Institution Eithier Harvey M. Willis Institution District Barton Kauffman Willis

Three Year Old Fatally Burned in Salamanca Home

Delores Jon Mett, three, of Ellicottville, died at Salamanca City Hospital from burns to head and body suffered during a playtime incident at the family home. Her sister Eleanor, 14, escaped injury. Mrs Mett said the children ran downstairs with Delores’ clothing on fire after playing upstairs. Doctor John Lorenzo attended.

Salamanca Delores Jon Mett Thomas W. Mett Ellicottville Salamanca City Hospital Delores Eleanor John Lorenzo Deflores

Patton Sweeps Ahead in Metz Sector

A Paris dispatch reports Lieutenant General George S. Patton Jr has sent seven divisions, including the Fourth Armored, into action in the Metz sector. The assault shows no signs of slowing despite weather and supply challenges, with Allied forces advancing 500 miles through France, western Germany, and Holland. Bombers pressed targets amid icing, rain, and snow on the battlefields.

Wage Uney George S.patton, Jr How Fourth Armored Division Paris Supreme Headquarters France Germany Holland St. Lo Normandy

Two men jailed in Erie on white slave charges

Frank Madaffer aged 98 and Frank A Chessaria aged 49 were arrested by the FBI and city police on charges connected with a white slave operation between Meadville and Ohio. The case involves two alleged houses of prostitution and transportation of women for immoral purposes. Madaffer was arraigned on conspiracy to violate the Mann Act and held on 3500 bail. Chessario to be bailed similarly.

Erie Frank Madaffer Frank A. Chessaria Federal Bureau of Investigation City Police Meadville Ohio A. T. O'Conner FBT Pittsburgh Edward J. Allen City Police Department Mad Madaffer O'Connor Chessaire Youngstown U. S Lyman Shreve Ghessario FBI

Mayville Morals Case Opens Court At Term Start

Mayville opens its criminal term next Monday with Judge Hugh V N Bodine presiding for the first time as elected judge though his six year term starts January 1 He was appointed by Gov Dewey to finish the unexpired term of Judge Lee L Ottaway now on the Supreme Court John Messinger and his sister in law Dorothy Mes singer face trial next week on charges of illicit relations after pleading not guilty October 9 They are free on bail Also slated is the estate will contest of Bertha L Hamilton of Ripley with outstanding questions over administration in Pennsylvania and a large bequest aimed at founding an animal refuge in her Ripley home The November calendar holds other cases including the Messingers and the Hamilton will contest delayed by related administration issues

Mayville Hugh V.N. Bodine Bodine Dewey Lee L. Ottaway Supreme ‘Court Thenen Tuesdey Bovine John Messinger Panama Dorothy Messinger Ashville Bertha L. Hamilton Ripley George Amberton Waterford Ars. Hamilton Pennsylvania Lamberton Lombardo Pickard Robert Lamberton Franklin

James Gallelli Buried After Funeral Services

Funeral services for James Gallelli were held at Sue Bracheu Keating Funeral Home at nine this morning with a nine thirty requiem mass at St. Thomas Church. Rev William D Martin celebrated. Bearers included Romeo Piccardi Tony Jackson James Falcone Dominick Falcone Piccirillo and Joseph Perry. Burial followed at St Johns Cemetery in Tidoute. Mrs Maryann Consolo Meadville and Nick Consolo Ridgway attended from away for the services.

Tidioute Maryanne Consolo Meadville Nick Consolo Ridgway

OPA seeks judgment against auctioneer for overcharged tractor

Scranton news reports Chester Bowles, administrator of the Office of Price Administration, seeking $557.10 in federal court from Paul B. Senger of Myerstown Lebanon County for selling a tractor at auction in February at $185.70 above the ceiling price.

OPA Scranton, Pa Chester Bowles Office of Price Administration Paul B Senger Myerstown Lebanon County Uctioneer Sanger

Yanks Gain on Leyte as Ormoc Burns in Fire

Reports from the Philippines describe American patrols advancing on Leyte and Ormoc in flames. The 35th Army is deployed to this front amid heavy Japanese reinforcements and airfield limitations. Treasury data show Nov 8 receipts 64.7 million and expenditures 218.3 million with a net balance of 8.92 billion. Paul Ulman, 38, an American artist, was killed fighting with a French resistance group he formed on August 25.

Patols Philiipines Philippines Leyte Treasury Washington the Treasury New York Paul Ulman Prince

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