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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1942
Page
1
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Roger Barson of New York City argues inflation will erode bank savings after the war. He urges investors to diversify into real estate, select stocks, and reliable chain stores, warning against inaction and bank hoarding. He favors water power firms and railroads only as long-term bets, endorsing prudent diversification and cautious stock selection.
The Stateville escape involved seven long-term convicts led by Roger Touhy and Hugh Banghart who seized a guard’s truck, wounded two guards and a civilian, and fled toward Chicago after forcing guards at the prison. Police, state forces, and local units pursued across highways and intersections, while two other inmates were later found missing.
Civil Air Patrol units from Sundron 315-8 with headquarters at Warren will be inspected and inducted into service at Warren Airport on Sunday October 11 at 2:30 PM. Captain Clifford Ball of Group 915 will lead the ceremony and be joined by group members. weather plans shift the event to the State Armory.
Washington Oct 10 An administration push to send the new tax bill to President Roosevelt drove the Senate into a weekend session to finish the measure. Leader Barkley predicted rapid passage with House adjustments taking up to two weeks. The plan would add 37 to 46 billion dollars in direct taxes and about 7.75 billion in yearly levies to be rebated later.
In London and Washington announcements timed to mark China's republican anniversary the United States and Britain pledged to abolish extraterritorial privileges for foreigners. Acting Secretary of State Welles said a treaty would be submitted detailing immediate relinquishment of such rights, signaling renewed Chinese sovereignty post revolution.
Amid charges that the Health Board failed to carry out duties and that Health Officer Flanigan refused to inspect a Brooke Street property, officials clash over duties. The Health Board reconvenes to revisit meeting schedule while Mayor Hepler weighs action on Flanigan’s future.
A list from Local Board No. 3 at Maton City details 15 Corry youths who passed exams and were inducted into the U S Army. They received midday furloughs before departure to New Cumberland for training. Names include Ardell Hoffman Clinton Brooks Oryal Wiljemma Kenneth Young Robert Cage Michael Butog Thomas Boland and others.
Erie grand jury indicted a lawyer in a sprawling probe into police corruption and protection money linked to disorderly houses. The panel charged he promised judge Willette paroled suspect Mrs Patline House for 1000 votes in an upcoming election. The case involves defense lawyer Abiortuus Sam and others amid broader calls to curb organized crime in Erie.
Allied air forces mounted a massive strike against the Rabaul area in New Britain, dropping 60 tons of bombs on Japanese supply dumps, barrraves, and jetties. Fires spread for miles, signaling a major offensive as Australian troops advance toward The Guy area in the Owen Stanley range and MacArthur reports contact with enemy patrols at Myola Templeton crossing.
Argentina and Chile rejected Sumner Welles's claim that Axis agents were operating within their borders to base activity. The two governments blamed the others for the accusation while noting supposed Axis spy ties amid recent ship sinkings in American waters. A Greenville man Belly, 45, died ten days after injuries from a nearby accident and related hospital care.
London dispatch reports that American B 17s and Liberator bombers, with 500 allied fighters, conducted a daylight attack on targets in German occupied France. All bombers reportedly returned safely as British air observers hailed the mission as surpassing prior German efforts in daylight bombing.
Oct 10 dispatches report wartime rationing may limit motor fuel and cap car use. In other items, American and British airmen claim successes against Axis targets in North Africa and the Philippines while Tokyo accuses anti-Japanese activity. Prices for hogs may be set by policy, a Norwegian ship sinks but crew survives, and a Maryland blaze kills four children and injures a baby.
Berlin reports claim new German divisions attacked toward Stalingrad while Red Army forces held lines in the Volga city rear. Soviet officials say tank led incursions were repelled and that encirclement attempts failed, with heavy fighting described in the industrial district and surrounding suburbs.
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