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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1942
Page
1
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Allies Push at Buna as Japanese Destroyer Sunk
Allied forces, supported by bombers, sank a Japanese destroyer near Buna New Guinea while inflicting heavy losses on enemy planes. American and Australian troops seized a new landing site at Buna and pressed inland toward Japanese positions along the coast.
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Associated Cross
M Arthur
Australia
Emen
Buna
New Guinea
Bung
Nonce
Hen Quarters
Gone
Bum
Sala
Father of Four Dies in Crash Near Erie
Erie March 23 Wilim H Colton 30 father of four died Sunday when his automobile crashed into a trench on Route 6 nine miles west of Erie Colton a bite driver for the City Transit Company was enroute home when the fatal dent occurred
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Associane Rrens
Erie
Wilim H. Cole
Tom
Rir
Colton
City Transi Company
Enroute Home ml
Gcat
Global dispatches report convoys, quakes, executions, rail crash
AP bulletin from London and Berlin notes a West African port convoy landing at the same destination as prior convoys, strong earthquakes in Central Anatolia, 15 more Dutch executions at Arnhem for sabotage, a Baltimore Ohio freight collision in West Philadelphia injuring an engineman and a caboose fire, and William Boyd’s claim that a new unlimited lire invention could release over 200000 tons of high grade material amid scattered reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Maumee
Washington
Willam Boyd
Boyd
Stuttgart Hit as RAF Resumes Raids on Reich
London dispatch reports 2 British bomber forces attacked Stuttgart last night. Air ministry notes low level observations. ten bombers missing. Fighters hit freight trains in northern France and an Axis ship in the Bagusa Channel as Canadians took part. A Calgary airman quoted fires criss crossed the town. Berlin cites slight damage to a northern German town.
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Associated Press
London
Schuttenstas
Air Ministry
Thik
Leraft
France
Bagusa
Adolf Hitler
Stuttgart
Robert Dorald
Calgary
Yenie
Flest
Hs Rar
Berlin
Konthern
Germany
Oil City Youth Hurt in Accident at Erie
Mil Nov 28 Robert Finegan 44 of Oil City was seriously hurt Sunday when his automobile collided with a parked trailer near Port Erie airport. A passerby took Finegan to a nearby restaurant and called an ambulance. Finegan wandered from the restaurant and was later found several hours later in Erie in a dazed condition five miles from the scene.
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Mil
Robert Finegan
Oil City
Port Erie
Finnegan
Dulance
Pitmegan
Erie
Russians Cut Off Stalingrad Assault Forces
Moscow dispatch reports a major Russian operation around Stalingrad, as infantry, tanks, and guns drive German units from fortifications near the Volga city. The offensive advances toward the Don bend, cutting supply routes and expanding a two-pronged push southwest and northwest of Stalingrad amid heavy casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalingrad
Berlin Admits Red Offensive In Soviet Front
Berlin reports heavy defensive battles south of Stalingrad and west of the Don while German and Romanian forces cooperate with strong close-range firepower to ward off Soviet advances. The German command notes Soviet operations but offers no further commentary.
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Berlin
Hivad
Stalin—grad
Don
Igh
Fuehrer
Hitler
Red Army Breaks German Lines on Russian Front
Russians push through German trench positions driving the enemy from the front into open steppes. Reports say the front line was overwhelmed by the offensive with prisoners pouring in. Red army advances up to 45 miles while forces from northwest of Stalin grad reach Ku lack and others occupy rail towns near Abyati eravo. About 1,600 enemy soldiers were killed across Stalingrad and surrounding fronts. Continued on page two.
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Associated Press
Stalingrad
Volga
Don Bend
Nastia
Hiller
Volen
Moscow
Nav
Red Army
Steppes
Hoorthwest
Stalinigrad
Sta Lngrad
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Ku~ Lack
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Abyatieravo
Ty Nalchsk
Leningrad
Trontski
Staal
Truce Reported In Aero Dispute With French Caribbean
Allied air forces in China and Burma launched a week end offensive striking Japanese targets from the Yangtze basin to Indo China. A transport ship or carrier was destroyed at An Phong on the Gulf of Tonkin amid vast fires. observers narrowed it to a large transport. Chinese raids on Shusi and Yougtze River port in Hupeh and Shuyang on the Han were reported as part of the expanded air effort from the Chins pir task force. Secretary Hull announced a Martinique treaty renewing the 1940 agreement with Admiral Robe t French high commissioner, covering all French possessions in the Western Hemisphere, reducing likelihood of occupation.
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Associated Press
Ghungeing
Americ
Skydragout
China
Sahk
Aniphing
Indo- China
Burma
Yangtee
Wowtons
Warehorse
Gul of
Tonkin
Claire L. Chennault
Chins
Hut Phong
Yunnan Province
Washington
United States
Martinique
Hull
Admiral Robert
Martiniquey
Revolt at Poston relocation center disrupts camp
Parker November 23. A small but organized group of internees seized control of Unit No 1 at the Poston relocation center, forced the city council to resign, and halted work. Military police quelled the unrest, with about a third of Poston’s 20,000 Japanese residents affected. No bloodshed or property damage reported.
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Syasipemten Eneks
Parker
Aris
Poston Bere Nese
Assamit
Hell
Eniteet
Wade Bend
Poston
Wade
Head
Wallon
42 Perish When 533rd Ship Sank
The loss of all but a portion of a 43 crew was disclosed today in navy reporting the sinking of a medium-sized British merchant ship off the north coast of South America. The vessel sank in 19 seconds after about 11 months at sea, with the crew expected to spend Christmas at home. this sinking, along with eight others announced last week, raised the Associated Press tally of announced merchant losses to 544.
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Navy
Orpecoing
South America
Atlantic
Pesr Farhor
Dakar Post Under Darlan Command Report
Ottawa November 28 The Canadian Broadcasting Company said it heard a report that the French governor general at Dakar has placed the post's military command under Admiral Jean Darlan who is cooperating with the Allies in North Africa. The report was issued in the Dakar government's name.
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Ottawa
Canadian Broadcasting Company
Hakan
Feasich
Jean Darlan
North Africa
The
Broadcasting Company
Dakar
Woods Company Mill Burglary Over Weekend
Burglars entered the Woods Company mill on North First Avenue stealing a filing cabinet and cash drawer containing between 39 and 140 dollars. Police, led by Chief John D. Flenigan, investigated with few clues. authorities suspect an insider familiarity with the office. A similar break-in occurred a week earlier at Central Service Station on East South Street with about 90 dollars taken.
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E. M. Woods Company
Infay
Brecken of We
Grawford M. Woods Company
North First. Avenue
Weller
John D. Flenigan
Fiteless Movinies
Muest
East South Street
Eafe
State Parole Law Upheld By Pennsylvania Supreme Court
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court, in a 5 to 2 vote, upheld the 1941 parole law granting broad power to a new parole board over most cases except those involving the death penalty and certain two year terms. The ruling reversed Judge McDade, remanding Elmer Danks for reconsideration after serving one year of a two year sentence for assault. Nearby, a fire at Aero Supply plant was contained with little damage and no injuries.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Tse
Jessian
Albers Dutton McDade
Delaware
Chester
Supreme Sort
McDade
Elmer Danks
Defense Plant Tieup Averted After Holiday
A week end dispute at Aero Supply Mfg Co in Corry, its 2400 workers, halted some operations and prompted a holiday shutdown as a union dispute neared a vote. Federal conciliator Fenton set a hearing within a week to decide which group should represent workers, with about 1600 ready to affiliate with the CIO if an election is held.
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Lawor Dleticulties
Aero Supply Mfg. Go., Inc
Corry
Tateest
Tenite
Aero Lodge No
International Association of Machinists
A. F
B.attitute
Bkek
Bunday
Fenton
A. F. of
L. Puliate
Former Mercer Road Employee Held After Merger
David J Dunn of Wheatland, former assistant superintendent of state highways in Mercer County, is held for court on $500 bond on charges of waste as an ice and larceny. Highway department investigator Lee Miller filed information accusing him of using state labor equipment and materials to build a house in Wheatland. Dunn was dismissed from his state job in August.
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David J .Dunn
Wheatland
Mercer County
Lee Miller
Highway Department
Duna
Red Cross blood donor service visits Corry Armory
The Red Cross mobile blood bank arrives at the State Armory in Corry for a one day drive. Donors are asked to report at 9 40 and again 1 to 4, with a 1500 to 1600 card limit. doctors technici ans and local volunteers assist under Dr N Pen ly Gillette.
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Mobile
Red Cross
Corry
State Armory
N.penly Gillette
Blood Dear
Red Cross Blood Donor Service Corps
Myst
Ailock
Ber Arlene Smith
Chiles Bufters
Hazel Stuff
Cattteen
Ald Mys
Eleanor Mead
Motor Corps
Cripps Leaves War Cabinet as Eden Becomes Air Minister
Sir Stafford Cripps resigns from the British war cabinet to lead the aircraft production ministry at Churchill's request. The shift triggers a cabinet reshuffle with Herbert Morrison remaining home secretary, Anthony Eden expanding duties, and changes in lord privy seal and transport posts amid wartime reorganization.
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Cripps
Churchill
Eden
Morison
Associated
Sir Stafford
Ministry of Aircraift
Herbert Morrison
Libor
Home Security
Anthony Eder
Wisemmnt Cranborne
Rommel Ready To Flank Allies In Tunisia Standoff
London reports British First Army with American and French support attacked German Italian defenses around Bizerte and Tunis. Rommel reportedly in command with elements of the Axis force. Allied spokesmen note intensified fighting and possible flank maneuvers from Tunisia as Axis defenses are tested.
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Associated Press
London
First Army
Bizerte
Tunis
Erwin Rommel
Desort Yarfars
Atrion
Moroo
Berlin
Romnel
Tunisia
North Afrion
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Lieuleuan
Soult ‘Tunisix
North Africa
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Rommel
Lin
Wall
Topolitania
Tf Rommel
Tripoli
Seg Jta
Gabes
Stax
Tun Nisian
Algeris
Antral
Prenci
Cairo
Libya
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Battlenet
Algiers
Hischhower
Hese
Tre ‘Poli
Hoth
Afrest
Blying Fortresses
WIAA
Mo. Gel
James Hi T Doolittle
Germpf Veer
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