Yanks Close In on Leyte as Japanese Perimeter Tightens
Allied forces press the Yamashita line on Leyte with four American divisions driving toward Ormoc. Fifth Army reports Balogo and nearby routes under heavy assault as Seventh and 24th divisions push west and north, while the Ninth Army opens near the Dutch border with plans to breach German defenses.
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Three Coal Operators Cited by State Board
Harrisburg November report states the State Sanitary Water Board may take action against three anthracite operators for failing to cooperate with tests along the Schuylkill River. State Health Secretary Dr A H Stewart did not name the companies but noted notices were sent to numerous municipalities to prepare orders for wastewater treatment programs.
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Allied and domestic dispatches from the front and home front
U S First Army advances near Aachen as reports of ongoing combat reach Philadelphia. Churchill urges postwar export revival in Commons. British Eighth Army seizes Perisone near Rimini Taenza area. Maritime Commission orders shipyards to deny shore employment to merchant seamen to protect wartime personnel.
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Congress May Add Star to Army and Navy
Congress moves to create a new six star rank for four star generals and admirals, with two generals and two admirals designated as General of the Army and Admiral of the Navy. Potential honorees include George C. Marshall Dwight D. Eisenhower and others. debate over the number of recipients could affect timing.
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Armstr ong writes of Leyte battle action
Bob Armstrong, a former Journal employee, recounts eye witness action from the Leyte invasion after serving with Southwest Pacific forces. He notes air raids, sinking 12 Japanese planes, and a Liberty ship hit near Leyte shores before the crew abandoned ship and later reached shore with only the clothes on their backs. The report continues.
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Second Pardon Plea Up for Bruno in Murder Case
Harrisburg November report: Philip Bruno of Schuylkill County seeks commutation of a life term for murder tied to the 1934 Relayres Democratic parade slayings. His brother Joseph Bruno also serves a life sentence in the same case after prior pardon board rejections. Three killed in Tamaqua plant explosion near here.
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Red Army Breaks German Flank East of Budapest
Soviet front dispatches say Red Army cracked the German flank east of Budapest and drive toward Vienna. Meantime heavy assault forces pressed from Jaszbereny to tighten the siege line on the capital as German withdrawals stretched along a 100 mile front toward Miskolc and the Matra mountains.
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Man Killed Attempting Immortality by Witch Doctor Claim
Erie report says Louis Bukner, 30, believed he was a witch doctor and would not die. He lay on tracks at Cascade Street as a westbound Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive approached, was crushed under the tender wheels, and died instantly. Witnesses including Perry shipyard workers and brakemen described his final act and the engineer applied brakes too late. Coroner Warren W. Wood filed the finding.
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Bill) Bukner
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Roseph Nowrock
An. J Fischer
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Buckner
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Ajax Foundry Worker Suffered Leg Injury
A Ajax Tron Works foundry worker Lester uray was injured when a casting fell on his right leg during the night shift. The injury was described as a nine ture wound and he was taken to Corry Hospital for examination and treatment. full extent to be determined after today’s checkups.
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Ajax Tron
Tre Plank
Corry Hospital
J C. Hibler
Gray
Ieee
Japanese Leader Forecasts Final Battles in Asia
General Wedemeyer declines to discuss removal of Stilwell. He says Japan plans a final, decisive push in Asia while reinforcing strength in China and South China. He cautions Japanese ground forces are formidable and warns against guessing their exact future moves.
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A. G. Wedemeyer
Joseph W Stilwell
China
Presia
Chiang Kai-Shiek
South China
Corry Hospital Receives Donation and Board Update
The Corry Jamestown Mig Corp provides a $1000 donation to Corry Hospital for maintenance and heart seed needs. Directors review grounds cleanups, purchase $700 of new equipment with half funded by the Women’s Auxiliary, and thank the auxiliary for ongoing aid. An Erie Red Cross unit discusses helixian services and iron lung returns. The superintendent reports hospital activity last month with 1,058 patient-days, 4 deaths, 21 births, and 34 minor operations.
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Corry Hospital Association
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Nast
Scheppner
Smitey
Rathesale
Hillstoom
Hawkins
Virginia
DeCecco
Erie
Red Cross Nuinition Service
Saunders
Wifl
J R. Smith
Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Corry Hospital
Smith
Sally Cenarg
Byrnes Named War Mobilization and Reconversion Head
President Roosevelt nominated James P. Byrnes to direct War Mobilization and Reconversion for a two year term with transition rules tied to Germany’s defeat. Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines was named to lead the War Veterans' program reemployment efforts.
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Sgt Lauris Keppel Home From Pacific Leave
Sgt Lauris Keppel son of Mr and Mrs Henry L Keppel of R D 4 arrived home today for a thirty day leave to spend with his parents and friends in the vicinity. He served with the Marines in the Southwest Pacific for over ten months and enlisted in August 1942. After leave he will report to the Marine base at Cherry Point South Carolina for further assignment. He is a veteran of the Pacific campaigns with his Marine unit.
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Thanksgiving service plans announced in Corry
The Corry Ministerial Association announced a Union Thanksgiving Service to be held next Wednesday evening at 7 45 oclock in the Church of the Nazarene on Hissex near Washington. Rev R R Merriam will preside with Rev P A Galbreath delivering the sermon and others leading song scripture and prayers from local churches. The benediction will be given by Rev C F Hildebrand and a large attendance is expected with the public urged to come early.
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Church of the Nazarene
Hissex Street
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R. R. Merriam
P. A.galbreath
Firs Methodist Church
Wilmer Heffer
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H. Ray Harris
Hired Brethren Church
Francis Wiuleman
First Baptist Church
Gilbert Boyd
Ter Presbyterian Church
Alfred Schotter
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C. F. Hildebrand S.td
First Lutheran Church
Raymond Plant War Products Show At Erie Window Display
A complete display of Raymond Mfg Company products, division of Associated Spring, will be shown in Erie. The five week exhibit begins tomorrow at the HP Weller Company window, featuring the full line of Regulex Raymond products and additions from the Cory plant.
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Youth Admits Killing Hunter On Tarentum Farm
Pittsburgh dispatch reports 15 year old Wennel Ricellet Keller confessed to shooting Walter Faimler, 25, on a Tarentum farm while pheasant hunting after an argument over a ringneck. Keller said the gun fired accidentally after tripping on a twig.
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Corry Pfc and Lt Col Honored by Col Roosevelt in England
Two Corry Pennsylvania servicemen received the War Department’s Distinguished Service Ribbon for extraordinary heroism and gallantry during January while serving with the Eighth Air Force at a recon station in England. Lt Col G Shoop, the mission commander, and Pfe Clinton H Brooks, a photo lab technician, are among those praised for dangerous low altitude missions photographing German facilities.
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Third Army closes in on Magny outskirts
Allied forces advance on Magny from west south and north as British and French units press toward key Belfort Gap. French assault near the Mous River in the Roermond area signals broader push preceding a potential Belfort engagement.
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Allied Forces Press Front in Major 400 Mile Offensive
Allied troops push across a 400 mile front toward Germany with gains from Metz to the Ruhr. American, British, and French forces strike across Holland, Belgium, and southwestern Germany as Patton and Montgomery close on Metz and Aachen area.
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