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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1944
Page
1
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Fall Of Belgrade Near Rail Junction Invasion Push
Moscow reports armored advances near Pančevo rail junction nine miles northeast of Belgrade as German positions around the Belgrade area are deemed untenable. Yugoslav Partisans lead drives with Russian support across multiple sectors, while a separate Russian push southwest of Turin meets stiff resistance. the official communique notes limited patrol activity elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entiro
Moscow
Russia
Panceva
Belgrade
Belgratip
Mauneuver
Dieth
Bonatska Brvljevidevo
Maraital Regien
Moultnoveley
Panvevo
Lowsd
Batkéar Peninsula
Malinovsky
Ruasefir Etrmatinique Deserivest
Wario
Turin
Severin
Neu
Tito
Mat
Trent
Daniels Admits Forging Check in Court Plea
Rochester Times-Union reports Daniels pleaded guilty to forgery before Alderman Gordon. He was held on $1000 bail for criminal court. The forged check, drawn on a local bank, bore Matlin’s signature and was presented at the Phoenix Hotel with altered details. Daniels claimed intoxication influenced the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
G. Gordon
Feyn of Criminal Court
Allie
Clilef Flantigan
Ehick Wid Heer
Robert Cablits
Phoenix Hote
Charles Graham
Catlin
Matlin
Alder
Man Gordon
Spanish Maquis Force Rules Part of France
A large Spanish Maquis force, estimated around 40,000 men, operates along the Franco-Spanish border and into southern France near Perpignan. U.S. officials describe the development as a volatile factor in recognizing the Franco government while General De Gaulle contemplates broader control as Eisenhower's supervision ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Associated Press
Washington
Charles de Caulle
Ayethyy
Baris Aebmin
Wishib
Burtian
Rooseval
de Gaulle
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Perpignan
Spain
Eivil
Nazi Embassies in Neutrals Reported Loaded With Gold
Washington reports say German embassies in neutral countries are filled with gold securities and currency. Neutrals including Switzerland Argentina Sweden Spain and Portugal are under pressure to deny protection to Germany. Officials say Berlin hides assets to fund a longer war and German industrialists claim neutrality aids profits as they expand in these nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Walington
State Department
United States
Britain
Bretton Woods
N. H
Switzerland
Argentina
Sweden
Spaith
Portugal
Washington
England
Roelofs Promoted To Lieutenant Colonel In Army
Major Thomes Roelofs receives promotion to Lieutenant Colonel effective immediately. The Corry officer began as a registered officer with Company A in this city and has served in Army Intelligence. Now an instructor in G-2 in Washington, he plans to stay in the capital for a period. Mrs. Roelofs and children, staying with Mr. and Mrs. N. Jouss, will soon join him in Washington. In York, health officials report infant death toll rising with eight more deaths linked to infantile diarrhea, bringing total fatalities since September 20 to 12 with eight still under care at York Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touay
Thomes Roelofs
Army
Washington
N. Jouss
Corry
Yori
Raymond M. Lauer
York Hospital
War casualties and frontline updates in briefings
Secretary Stimson reported army casualties at 351,203 and navy losses at 65,192, totaling 417,085 across armed services. Fifth Army advanced four miles toward Bothyma near Monte Magrasino. German resistance remained stiff. Komorowski and staff reportedly captured. Russian offensive noted near Siauliai. Governor Harrisburg cites stronger Dewey Bricker split from labor in final vote estimates.
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Associated Press
Washington
Get
Stimson
Italy
Harrisburg
Martin
Dewey- Bricker
Atlantic Refining Company to Sell North Second Ave Plant
Atlantic Refining Company announces the permanent end of its North Second Avenue distribution and wholesale station. The 94 by 224 foot site includes a brick building with elevator, a two story brick office, and a three car brick garage. The plant will be advertised for sale October 10. Glenn Wood remains district manager, operating from his South Second Avenue home.
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The
Atlantic
Glenn Wood
South Second Avenue
British Forces Land in Western Greece for First Time Since 1941
Allied troops struck from sea and air and entered Patras while seizing Greek airfields. Paratroops and sea units met local welcome as Mustangs attacked Kalamaki Eleusis and Tatos airfields near Athens. The operation aims to cut German Balkan garrisons as Russians advance from the east.
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Associated Press
Rome
Greece
Patras
Albania
Balkans
Lgnd
Crete
Aegean
Africa
Sicily
France
Saranto
Corfu
Kerkyra
Peloponnesus
Pelopandesus
Athens
U. S
Germans Admit Breach Growing In Line At Arnhem Battle
Corry witnesses are called at Erie as damage action against the city moves slowly. George MacDonald testified on alleged property damages from the Sout Carter street improvement project. Trial extended with numerous city witnesses, court delaying rulings on value inquiries.
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Arnhem
George MacDonald
Carey
Tom Sitetoy
Carter Street
Evans
Spon
Seilcitor Scott
MacDonald
Guy
Don Williams
Torget
Frye
Hause Touse Totay
Chougit Tsi
Spagiar
Solietor Scott
City of
Corry
Corry Child Dead After Auto Crash In Town
Three year old Richard Brier Averill died at Tr insville Hospital after a head on collision near Cory. The Sonne car carrying the Averill child and his parents suffered severe damage as another vehicle without lights struck head on. Mr and Mrs Sonne and their niece were hospitalized with serious injuries. Cory police investigate the crash.
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Richard Brier Averill
Harold Averill
Trinsville Hospital
RG. Sonne
Titik Ville
Pragh
Itis Ville
Msn
Heros
Sonne
Aver
Dug
Erie Flying Officer Hurt In Plane Crash
A U S Army base near The Pas reports Flying Officer Swain of Ole Pay injured in a plane crash during a reconnaissance search for a parachute after bail out. He received treatment at the base hospital for injuries and exposure, spending a night in the field care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Ares
Mili
Lipul
Virell
Swain
Ole Pay
United States Army Air Base
BwWnili
Afier
Siwali
Street Lighting Upgraded After City Survey
Cowen T Freelanb, superintendent of the city administration, reports a detailed survey of street lighting. The Dley Giy Counc? and local managers plan rapid improvements within a week. Over 200 street lamps in one residential area use dim bulbs and will be replaced with a new type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowen T. Freelanb
Cfty
Sertyer
Mandy
My. Hibley
ET. Cherry
Pennsylvadia
Venting
Cherry
Brie
Lin Good Coneifetan
Kinley
Corry Ammunition Carrier In Combat With Rainbow Regiment
Corry resident James J. McEvoy, ammunition carrier with the 168th Infantry Regiment of the 42nd Rainbow Division, served in heavy combat across Europe. The unit landed in North Africa and Italy, earning numerous decorations amid hard fighting from Tunis to Cassino, including a seven day battle and the first bridgehead on the Rapido.
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Tay Wurs
James J. McEvoy
Liberty Street
Corry
Tisty
Mark W. Clark
Fifth Army
Ddth
Red Bull
168Th
British Isles
Perugry
Italy
Paestum
Iaya Uiter
Haney G. Hine
Livingston
New Jersey
168Th Ad
Bernice Grosses
Ienh
Algiers
Algeria
Iaure
Sened
Fondouk
Mateuz
Eddiekhila
Bizerte
Hermann Goerin
1Eath
Tyrough
San Angelo
San Vittore
Key
Cassino
Rapido River
New Surge In Bond Cashing Affects Markets
Reported rise in bond cashing and related activity follows a brief decline. Officials note the trend shifted after Monday and Tuesday, with a resumed rush yesterday indicating potential ongoing movement through the week.
Supt R 5 Dewey Attends Harrisburg School Meeting
Supt Ralph S Dewey attended a two day education conference in Harrisburg called by Dr Francis A Haas to tackle postwar Pennsylvania school problems His Tuesday arrival followed opening sessions where three major issues were debated including servicemen reentry and community educational responsibility Veterans Administration officials from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh presented on applying the GI Bill to education for returning servicemen and other veterans tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph S. Dewey
Tomorenw
Haversburg
Generesa
Francis A. Haas
Pennsylvania
Dewey
Alten
Eduucators
H. J. Crossan
Veterans Administration
Philadelphia
Kenneth 5. Coveyman
Ager
Veterans’ Administraion
Pittsburgh
Congress
Henry M. Gross
Veterans’ Personnel
State Selective Service
William ©. Tigenfritz
Veterans’ Employment
Ames
Henson
Movies Return to Parts Paris Our Critic’s Home
Oct 5 Paris screens the first American film at the Moulin Rouge since France’s liberation. The Manhattan Palace revival of a Hollywood remake stars Charles Boyer under French producer Julie Bumlyler and drew a civilian audience at the famed venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bett Hiotlon Bictine
France
Manhattan
Charles Boyer
Julléte Bumlyler
Ubach Battle Underway With Tank Drive
Doughboys push to break German counterattack on the southern flank as Canadian forces repulse Nazi assaults north of Antwerp. Germans hold Fort Driant in underground tunnels amid ongoing fighting.
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UBACH
Doughboys
Antwerp
Fort Driant
7th Army advances as Dunkerque civilians leave
Allied forces push east toward the German frontier along the Nijmegen Arnhem corridor. British troops widen the split of the Siegfried Line near Ubach as American forces deepen the Ubach breach with armor and artillery. Canadian troops retake terrain north of ABL Werp while mobility constrains limit a European front near the coast.
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Associated Press
London
Nijmegen
Amntem
Miles C. Dempsey
Arnhem
An ii
Registration figures at city registration event before election
The Awl registration drive at the Municipal Building drew 287 voters on general registration day. Republicans led with 165 new enrollments, Democrats credited with 128, plus three unaffiliated and one Prohibition registrant. Three Democrats switched to Republican, others remained. Voters must register at the courthouse registration bureau before evening Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutt
Dorothy
Ards Gom
Ours Court House
Cotolies Fis
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Pancevo
Check
Ead
Rochester
Rochester Times-Union
Gennett
Neutrals
Tom Roelofs
U. 8
Bothyma
Monte Mgrasino
Smoll Road
Castel del Rio
Berlin
Tadeusz Komorowski
Yor
Lithuania
Siaulisi
Ernst von Hammer
Port OF Patral
Win City
Harrisburg School
U. S. Veterans’ Administration
7Th Army
Dunkerque
First Army
Doughbays
Uhach
Germany
Abnon
Capéllen
Starbroek
Ablwerp
Whiel Ty
Une
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