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03 Oct 1944
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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
Oct 03, 1944
Page
1
Fragmentary Notice of Local Listings in Jersey Area
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local listing item mentioning Jersey and No. 4 couplets, with garbled names and numbers. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond scattered references.
Allies Land on Northwest Crete as Axis Defenses Falter
Allied forces reportedly landed in the northwest of Crete amid German garrison withdraws and fading resistance. British commandos reportedly moved on the Kythera island while Balkan air forces attacked Nazi troop concentrations and shipping along the Dalmatian coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Crete
Radin
Garrigon
Fythers
Giarce
Utr
Greece
Nui
Rome
Hershuul
Tle Junkers-to Lygasports
Tage Helieyack- Ting Nai
Balkan Air
Naz
Zain
Aled Tendr
Allie
Adriatic
Albania
Balkan
Fifth Captures Road Junction Near Bologna as Pith Army Advances
Amid Apennine mud the Pith Army pushes north toward Bologna while German positions near Monte Battigls and Biinte Cappella hold the road network. American and Allied forces face stiff resistance as the Adriatic front sees counterattacks and fortified river lines behind the Ituolo corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rome
Srycaphirell Monehidorn
Tant
Waeton
Bologna
Apennines
Eighth Army
Adriatic
Pitimlino
Monte Battigls
Biinte Cappella
Cash Bonds Redemption Surges On New Treasury Plan
An unusually large number of bonds were presented yesterday for redemption on the first day of the new over the counter cashing system. Analysts say the spike reflects news carried by holders over past weeks rather than a daily demand surge. Few bonds have been cashed at banks yet, as investors wait for the system to open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sincn
Allied Bombers Hit German War Industries and Air Fields
American heavy bombers with escort attacked southern German targets including the Nurnberg tank works and the Daimler-Benz truck plant at Gaggenau, plus a major air force base at Giebelstadt. RAF Mosquitos joined in rail and coastal strikes, damaging freight trains and barges while hitting smaller factories in western Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Gaggenau
Giebelstadt
Nurnberg
Daimler-Benz
Mides
Karlsruhe
Milles
Numbeg
Veloh
Mair
Tie Front
Emmerich
Gladbach
Coblenz
Lancaster Harvesting Huge Tobacco Crop
Lancaster PA reports a record 1944 tobacco yield with about 92 percent of state production. County Agent Bucher estimates 6,200,000 pounds, potentially yielding 10 cigars per pound and cutting debt by 1.848 billion smokes, with prices around eight dollars million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansuclavcu
Lancaster
Tobioca
Pennsylvania
Fann
Playa
Bucher
Fall of Hungry Expected as New Push Is Plotted
Moscow reports show the Red Army massing from the Balkans to the Baltic for fresh onslaughts aimed at forcing Bungery to capitulate and capture Riga Latvia's capital and port. Soviet dispatches claim the western front is static and Riga’s sector is mined while crowds of Russians and Latvians move through the harbor. Berlin and Moscow exchange word on Warsaw, with reports of surrender and evacuation stirring conflicting accounts as fighting near the capital wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moscow
Red Army
Balkans
Baltic
Bott
Riga
Stalin
Germany
London
Warsaw
Russia
Aryay
Taelisz Komorowski
Gembor
Red Crass
Bor
Vistula
Berlin
Japs Report New Landing In China
An Imperial Headquarters communique says Japanese forces landed on China's east coast northeast of Foochow last Friday to disrupt American plans and sever communications with the south. Tokyo reports claim capture of Lienkong and a rapid advance toward Foochow, the last major port on the east coast still in Chinese hands, presenting a swift and decisive move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Coat of China
Poochow
Tokyo Pach
China
Pacific
Tokyo
Lienkong
Foochow
Tormose
Tackie Cooper Acquitted in South Bend Case
Mackie Cooper, 22, former motion picture star, and co-defendants were acquitted today by Juvenile Referee Albert Doyle on charges of contributing to the delinquency of two Bend girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tackie Cooper
South Bend
Mackie Cooper
Star
Tree
Albert 4. Doyle
Senate panel cites 11 states for wartime plant freeze
A Senate committee chaired by Senator McCarran proposed freezing government owned war plants in 11 northern and eastern states. It urged large scale industrialization in the west and south, arguing postwar prosperity depends on decentralization and warning the 11 states produced 65 percent of national manufacturing in 1989.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
West
South
Associated Press
Washington
Industrias
New Morn
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Maryland
Delaware
Rhode Island
Obi
Michigan
Mitnois
McCurran
Nevi
Balkhead
Alw
Gillette
Toway
McCarran
Two Lads Admit Garage Robbery
Don Warmer and Merle Nichols, boys aged ten and11, confessed to Chief Flanigan that they entered the Turner and Beckwith garage on North Center Street Sunday, accessed a safe, and took about $25 in small change. About $10 was recovered. more loot was hidden in shrubbery at Fairhaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Warmer
Merle Nichols
Flanigan
Turner and Beckwith
North Center
Fairhaven
Erie Court Trial Set After City Drift in Drainage Case
City officials in Erie moved to trial on Wednesday over a damage suit by the MacDonald family against the City of Corry. The case stems from drainage of surface water onto their property from South Center Street and surrounding facilities. The council rejected a $2000 settlement proposal and asked for a full court record with Engineer Williams, Mayor Hepler, and others expected to testify, while noting a possible trial roll for November 7. The action traces to State Highway Department plans approved a decade ago under former mayor Glenn Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout
Colonsel
MacDonald
City of
Corry
Yondon
Cty
Williamsnducated
Mayan Hepler
Scott
Williams
Swithh
Hepler
Besson
State Highway Department
Glenn
Miller
Dewey to discuss taxes on tonight's broadcast
Albany dispatch notes Republican nominee Thomas E. Dewey will address taxes on a Mutual network broadcast from the executive mansion at 2:45 p m. tonight as part of a broad schedule of major appearances before the November 7 election. He plans a Chicago speech October 25 and a late October date that signals emphasis on pivotal electoral states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
B. Dewey
Roosevelt
New Desk
Executive Mansion
New York
Midwest
Chicago
Ilinale
Nine More Japanese Freighters Sunk by Allied Airmen
Allied air forces report sinking or damaging nine additional Japanese freighters as Pacific operations focus on the Philippines. Patrols near Manado and Zamborgo, plus targets at Aboina and Palau, highlight widespread air strikes and limited surface resistance along coastal pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Sumea
Philippines
Pacific
Manado
Celebes
Zambourgo
Japanes
Aboina Island
Moluccns
Gelebies
Abrotna-Gerain
City Liquor License Fund Receipts Report
The September receipts totaled 529150 with city liquor license revenue at 8125, plus other licenses, totaling 89155. Total expenditures for the month were 320698. Bank cash balance on October 1 stood at 16274.41, parking meter revenue reached 572.00 with a balance of 10075 in that fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ox Line
Ealv Yy Stows
Coimcil
Lim
Hit and Run Case Involving Peddling License Violations
A hit and run occurred on Center Street near Barnes shoe store. Jae F. Davis of Philadelphia reported a Ford parked and striking his car, causing damage. Clayton Hayes of Tennessee, visiting Wrightsville, admitted not knowing of the damage and paid restitution. Hayes pleaded guilty to peddling ordinance violation, fined and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
Bil Mt
Jae F. Davis
Philadelphia
Ford City
Davis
Ford
Clayton Hayes
Tennessee
Wrightsville
Hayes
City council to survey street lighting and housing issues
After hearings led by W LeRoy Wilcox residents from Fairhaven and others urged better lighting on Bennsylvany venue Oakley avenue and nearby areas. Safety Director Kin Ney to conduct a citywide survey while discussions continue on replacing inferior heating fixtures and improving dilapidated structures. A bid for razing a dwelling at 142 East Irving Street and another on White Street was requested, with sale of a city-owned lot on Wright Street yielding $43 to City Engineer Don Williams’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cana
W. LeRoy Wilcox
Bennsylvany
Fairhaven
Oakley Avenue
Federal
Tron Nevil Center Street
Kin Ney
Itr
Fulrhagen Sown
Counnell
Wistall
Corry Hospital
Toyat
East Irving Street
White Street
Wright Street
Bear Creek
L. G. Williams
Don Williams
Con
Washington fears weakening allied ties after war end
Washington officials gauge a possible drift in Allied cooperation as Europe nears postwar. The United States aims to preserve unity between Britain and Russia amid suspicions and misunderstandings among powers. Talks with British and American delegates in Russia focus on political press freedom and how government criticism can be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Assim
Britain
Russia
Eco
Wiscowss
St’ Dumbartot Duke
Belewadome
Fay
Berlin admits wedge 11 miles wide in lines
First Army fights at close quarters for two towns inside Germany. British press closer to the Maas River. Patten in outskirts of Gravenmacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
First Army
Germany
Maas River
Patten
Gravenmacher
Bitter and Bloody Battle Ahead for First Army Forces
American and Allied troops press deep into the Siegfried Line north of Aachen with house to house fighting and heavy artillery support. Reports note initial breakthroughs near the Dutch border, while Berlin cautions that Allied progress remains limited and the front line stretches across several miles with German pillboxes and defenses intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Siegfried Line
Aachen
Wilin
Germany
Berlin
Moushboys
Rimberg
Jst
Velch
Supreme Headquarters
Wurth
Onstrinteport
First Army
Groenshast
Helland
Burpilse
Andl Mortette
Sunnouiriterd
Veteran of Fifteen Years in Army Home From War
Warrant Officer Robert W. Showers, fifteen years in the Army Air Corps and 32 months in the Southwest Pacific, is home on leave with his father Lyle Showers and wife Mrs. Showers. He served with the Fifth Air Force and was stationed at the same base as Lieut William Brown, reported missing in action two days after Showers left. Brown is to report to Asan for reassignment. Showers plans to report to duty in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Showers
Fifth Air Force
William Brown
Robert W. Showers
Army Air Corps
Southwest Pacific
Lyle Showers
William. Brown
Gerry
Teave
Wil
Asan
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Juliet
West Wall
North
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Equeville
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Federal Labora Coping
Ney Tiennelton
Reich
Numbera Tank Works
Gaggenau Truck
Belgrade
Ibar Valley
Yugoslavia
Penn
Erie Court
Council
Dewey
Chester W. Nimibe
Pearl Harbor
Anysat
Nimite
Pala
Pelcli
Angaur
Babelthuap
Palau
Volcano Islands
Associated Pres
Agel On
Abad
Thredt
Sirelement
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