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12 Oct 1943
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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 12, 1943
Page
1
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Red Army Threatens to Cut Nazi Positions in White Russia
Allied bombers smash Axis Balkan defenses as 44 insurance applications to two days are set to settle. In Crimea threats and actions from north and west. Court applications for ration Book No 4 to be handled by Vals city. plan avoids closing senior high on October 25 and 26. Junior high and grade school buildings used for two afternoons. senior high remains open for classes and applications. School board approves Dewey plan. volunteers to assist, requires adequate forms and supplies from OPA and local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Army
White Russia
Balkan
Crimea
Dewey Hier Avening
Beard
Corry
Dumbor High Awa Ue Waxtt
Io Harding School
Walte
Dewey
Lee
Tom
OPA
Eile
Siam Jong
Soviet Troops Threaten Westward Corridor From Gomel
Russian forces hold left bank of the Sozh opposite Gomel and threaten to open a corridor to the west that could sever German lines to White Russia. Soviet reports claim heavy enemy losses while 58 aircraft were shot down and Red Army gains near Kiev and Vitebsk. Far south, Black Sea Meet Warships hail a blow at Sevastopol port, with 2000-ton German ships disabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sozh
Gomel
Nagi Qrmiey
Ukraine
Moscow
Vita Industred
Abe Austin
Dnieper
Elver
Kiev
Lee Vitebsk
White Rowadly
Jain
Germ
Hubile
Red Army
Noye-Belitaa
Russia
Mali
Vitebsk
Mine
Warsaw
Poland
Minsk
Old Poland
Genuiny
Vitebsie
Crimea
Vie Wolaminique
Adelie
Refinery Blast at Warren Wounds Worker in Pi, Fire Damages Plant
Adsoripted Press reports a Warren Pi refinery blast injuring Harry Crosley, 42, who was inside the plant when a section of the concrete roof blew, leaving him with facial burns. Firemen pulled him from the upper area as damage spread through the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Harry Crosley
Lucy
Bradford Ber
Piremen
NS Bor
Senator Urges Investigation of Lend Lease
Associated Press reports Senator Ellender and colleagues pressed for an immediate inquiry into lend-lease operations amid claims of Russia supplying and servicing U S vessels in Soviet ports. They cite a $15.8 billion spend and seek access to confidential reports and permanent basing rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Bilender
Dli
Russia
United States
Tom
Baward R. Stettinlis
Sidiy Rath Ellender
Sengler
Wheeley
D-Mont
Senate
Walt For Jena
New Green Stamps For Canned Vegetables In War Book Four
The Office of Price Administration announced that the new war ration book four stamps will be used to buy canned fruits and vegetables starting November 1. Distribution will occur in a nationwide schoolhouse program between October 1 and 30, with time and place to be announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Williams Award Ends Board Deadlock After Session
The Board of Education awarded the Thea Williams advocacy to be placed with the Pacific company, 193,280 of the district's insurance coverage, ending a deadlock after a long executive session. The vote split among directors with Wood resigning as chair of the insurance committee and Haight proposing the Pacific company deal amid further debate and a prior year’s financial report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Educadion Dustevy-Hihy
Thea Williame Advacy
Pacif Company
Wood
Haight
Johnson
Hulehl
Barnes
Morton J
Lewis
Jobnson
Wye
Hulghe
Pacific Company
GH Gordon
Cheirman
Morton
Jelving
Gripsholm to Enter Port Friday for Exchange at Mormugao
Tokyo radio reports the exchange ships Gripsholm and Teia Morut will reach Mormugao Bay in Portuguese India on Friday. The Tesi Maru carries nationals from North and South American countries held by Japan and will be exchanged at Mormugao for Japanese evacuees from the United States and South America aboard the Gripsholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUEN
OL. Eee
LoKyo Radio
Gripsholes
Mormugao Bay
Portuguese India
Mormugao
United States
South America
Gripsholm
Man Indicted For Murder Captured By FBI In Cedar Rapids
An Erie murder indictment linked to a West End tavern holdup led to the arrest of 21 year old Robert Hallowell in Cedar Rapids Iowa. FBI agent H K E Johnson said Hallowell who worked in a cafeteria there was seized on a federal warrant issued in Erie Sept 15 1949 for unlawful right to avoid prosecution.
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Erie
FBI
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
FBT
Hallowell
Allegheny County
Sen T
Joseph Petras
Charles
Duke) Milligan
John 5
Thiel
West End
Pittsburgh
Uncle Sam
H. K E. Johnson
Pitcher
William Rude
Robert Hallowell
Erle
Churchill Reveals Portugal Grants Bases To Britain In Azores
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Winston Churchill disclosed that Portugal agreed to provide facilities in the Azores to aid Allied anti submarine operations. He noted British forces would be withdrawn from the Azores after hostilities end, and described the islands as a Portuguese republic group of nine isles with Horta as the main port and a population around 255000.
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Churchill
Portugal
Britain
Azores
Associated Press
London
Lisbon
United States
Japan
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Antonio de Sliveiry
Sulagar
Shuyhhill
Commons
Hosilies
New York
Payal
Horta
North East ties fire burns two, $15,000 blaze
A three story Kline building on Main Street in North East suffered $15,000 in damage last night. A woman, Mrs Ruth Collyer 80, was severely burned and dentist Dr Ralph Scrage received minor burns. Firefighters and residents battled flames for two hours trapping and later rescuing them. Dr Marcus O Leary also treated for minor burns. Collyer was hospitalized in Hamot, condition described as good.
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North East
Kline
Marcus O'Leary
L. T. Cards
Withig
Fnally
Collyer
Card
Scrage
Aussies advance fast in New Guinea push toward Madang
U S Army and Australian forces move up the Ramu Valley near Madang with the Seventh Division far ahead of schedule. Airlifted troops and engineers expanded airstrips as transport planes ferried infantry and supplies, shortening supply lines and accelerating the drive from Lae toward Markham and Madang. General MacArthur notes continued progress in today’s dispatch.
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Associated Press
Ramu Valley
New Guinea
Australiary
Ramu
Madang
Gubyea
Salamaue
Dae
Finschhafer
Markham Valley
Lae
Ramil
Kaia- Bli
Marknam Valley
Halanit
Tat Gusay
Dumpo
MacArthur
Corry School Enrollment Held Steady Despite Regional Declines
Corry schools report a slight enrollment rise from 1512 to 1523 this year while statewide trend shows declines. The Corry Senior High stands at 405 students, a nine drop from 1942, with ward by ward totals noting Harding 32 and Fairview 9588, Washington 121124, Concord 228 241, and junior high totals 420 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Board of Education
Supt. of Schools
Dewey
Corry Senior High
Harding School
Fairview
Washington
Concord
House Revives Kil Day Bill On Induction Quotas
The House military committee revived the Kil day bill to set state wide draft quotas and four induction categories placing pre war fathers last. It faced opposition from fathers groups and echoed demands that armed services require fathers to be called up to meet manpower targets.
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Washington
House Military Committee
Armed Services
House
Senate Military Committee
May
D-ty
House Committee
Senate
Churchill Praises U S Air Force
London reports Churchill lauds the U S Air Force for joint blitz against Germany. He commends Eighth Air Force and allied bombers for daylight operations, stating crews pressed through strong defenses with precision to strike German targets and support overall war aims.
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Associated Press
London
LLB
Arsgtth
Princ Nijlatwr
Churchill
Eighth Air Force
Eaker Churchil
Congress to receive C of C tax plan today
Washington Oct 12 The United States Chamber of Commerce is set to present its tax program to Congress amid debate on proposed corporate and individual tax changes. A 10 percent sales tax would raise about 6 billion annually, with divisions among Republicans and Democrats over the best path to fund government programs. Representative Lysch criticized the plan as contrary to American principle, while Capitol Hill factions showed uncertainty about moving forward.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States Chamber of Commesre
Congress Caday
Admnistration
Brush Fire Near Patterson Area Demands Assistance
A brush fire reported this afternoon to Box 29 drew responders as flames threatened to spread. The blaze remained active as firefighters fought to control it and a second call for aid was issued before press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Knox Says U-Boat Warfare Serious
Secretary of the Navy Knox returned to Washington desk after European duty and warned that renewed German submarine activity in the North Atlantic is very serious.
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Knox
Associated Press
Washington
Det
Secretary of the Navy
North Atlantic
Cane
Liberators Raid Crete and Corfu Amid Balkan Air Offensive
Allied bomber force strikes Nagalsfiela on Corfu and targets GoTike airfields in Crete as seventh straight day of attacks on German positions in the Balkans and eastern Mediterranean. heavy raids disrupt Luftwaffe activity while Allied patrols and attacks extend toward Tarmoli and other coastal areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Corfu
Assormated
Allied
Algiers
Northwest African Air Force
Balkans
Mediterranean
Nurley
Patrel
Muchiwije
Lightrores Shoe
Gt Corf
Bnt
Cort Tutta
Hlioden
Cretenls
Amer- 1 Liberainte
Hur
Cusfields
Josiliuis
Niletorto
Yelletes
Clarion Man on Rampage Ends in Fire and Arrest
Justice of the Peace John Hach said he nearly faced an armed confrontation when visiting Mrs. Margaret Beielmer to secure signatures. Jason Ora Brown, 63, fired a shotgun at Hach, shattered a windshield, and started another fire that burned the Beichner home. Sheriff Mong tracked Brown to the woods, returning him to county custody for court after a guilty plea on arson and shooting with felonious intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Prev Shippensville
Justice of the Peace
John Hach
Margaret Beielmer
Jason Ora Brown
Brown
Beichner
Belchner
Hach
Belohner
W. C. Mong
Hachta Qrson
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Black Sea
Transfort
Germany
Yugoslavia
Reich
Yugoslav Liberation Army
Free Yugoslav Radio
Berlin
German International Information Bureau
Calore
Tine
Italy
Cerreto
Pontelandotto
Chungking
Get
Yunnan
French Indochina
China
Aliay Benale
Russiana
U. S
Williams
Sharp
Rose
Petras
Mullgan
Failty
U.S
Air Force
RAF
Congress
8Th Army
Fifth Army
Jason Brown
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