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13 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 13, 1943
Page
1
Wardens Call Volunteers to Aid Fire Patrols
Scores of Cory residents including gymnasts students and workers from sixteen industries joined wardens in patrolling the Hillside area south of Corry Country Club to check a large fire that swept the hillsides and extended toward the clubhouse drive as conditions remained dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory’ Oilicens
Me Corry Gymntry
Ohile
Sivteen! Industries
Entiire
Corry Country Club
Fire Breaks Out Near Former Brick Plant
A wildfire near the Corry Brick and Tile Co plant west of town began around 1 PM and challenged crews unable to hold with water. A second alarm at 1 40 PM sent responders to brush fires in East Wayne Township. State and Federal forestry officials issued warnings as volunteers aided and backfires were used to control the hillside blaze. Salvation Army supplied lemonade to workers during the four hour effort. George B E Spinney from Allegany NF called the situation the worst in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Forests and Waters
Federal Forestry Service
Paulson
Salvation Army
George BE. Spinney
Warren
Allegany National Forest
Corry War Fund Group Sets Campaign Plan in Corry
The Corry War Fund group organized at Hotel Corry last night to launch a drive aiming to raise 12 600 for the Red Cross and other relief agencies. Olin W Bracken is president with Richard Bughofner treasurer and Harry Blount secretary. The group approves last year’s plan and will start October 1 with appeals at workplaces and employees participating, hoping to finish before October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corry Flind
Allied Bombings Wreck Krupp Works in Europe
Allied air attacks shattered the Krupp Works at Essen, long described as Europe’s greatest armament producer and Germany’s main heavy equipment supplier. Sir Sir Sinclair, secretary of state for air, said the blast shattered the plant in a tremendous and sustained campaign, with daylight precision bombing and a long-term expansion of Allied bomber efforts anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatedl Prens
London
Krupp
Wil Essen
Europe
Germany
Areni
Sinlair
Air
Constitutional Club Today
Roosevelt Opens War News With Wide Briefings
President Roosevelt, in two press conferences, delivers extensive war news and analyses drawn from global reports. He highlights Britain Portugal Azores base use, American submarine patrols, and a lengthy statistics session on air raids and industrial mobilization, while criticizing critics of wartime reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Europe
Pacific
Congress
Churchill
Britain
Portugal
Azores
United States
Brita
Pacifc
Germany
Wir
Pridgy
Bremen
Vegesack
Jaillce
Japan
Australia
Nineteen Injured In Bus Collision At Drivesburg
By Associated Press Pittsburgh Oct 13 faulty brakes blamed by the bus driver of a Mon Valley Bus Company vehicle which overturned near Drivesburg injuring 19 people including two children. The driver Carlyle B. Wilson said he tried to hold the loaded bus against a slope when brakes failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Jess
Pittsburgh
Drivesburg
Carlyle B. Wilson
Mon Valley Bus Company
Global bulletins mix war updates and policy talks
New York reports Germans evacuating Gomel as Japanese naval aircraft blaze a trail across the Indian Ocean coast. In Burma, U S air force destroys a major rail yard near Mandalay with extensive fires. AFL reserves seek continued talks on UMW readmission. A Senate committee approves a postwar foreign policy plan to back free nations and world peace. Congressional debate opens on draft father allotments and dependent payments amid party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
United States
Home Guard to Be Enlarged in This Area
The Fourth Regiment of the Pennsylvania Home Guard will be expanded under Col. Robert C. Woodside of Pittsburgh. The enlarged area will match the old 113th National Guard territory with units in Erie Corry Bradford Warren Kane Oil City Meadville Franklin New Castle and New Brighton. Headquarters will be in Oil City with about 120 officers from the present group expected to be promoted soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asauviated
OMTY
Pennsylvania Home Guard
Robert C. Woodside
Pittsburgh
Lien
Earle D
Franklin and Butter
New Castle
New Brighton
McGrea
Oi! City
Ava
Fierce fighting west of the Dnieper continues
Soviet forces widen bridgeheads on the Dnieper's west bank as the Red Army launches a new push north of Kiev. Berlin reports heavy fighting in white Russia near Vitebsk while Soviets claim success across the river and describe German defense eroding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Dnieper
Haves
Bertin
Kiev
Ukraine
Red Star
Cal
Nikolai Denisov
Orel
Belgorod
Kharkov
Denisov
Berlin
Nari
Merce
White Russia
Vitebsk
Gomel
Ceriter
Americans On Exchange Ship Tela Matu Hailed In Port
New York dispatches quote London radio reporting 1290 Americans and 248 Canadians aboard the Tela Matu en route to Mormugao in Portuguese Tales. Tokyo radio via AP says Tela Mary and Gripsholin, carrying Japanese nationals from America, expected to reach Mormugao Friday. Treasury report shows October receipts 68.20 million, expenditures 198.94 million, net balance 18.68 million, total debt 164.95 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London Radio
Mormugao
cBs
Tokyo Radio
Associated Press
London
America
Treasury
Washington
The
New Shift On Ration Book 4 Plans Amid Allied Approval
Assorted Press reports Italy declared war on Germany as a co belligerent of the United Nations. Prime Minister Ghuresh II, President Roosevelt, and Premier Stalin announce full Allied approval. Italy’s move follows Allied victories and plans for continued action against German forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Germany
United Nations
Ghureh II
Roosevelt
Stalin
United Bates
Britain
Marsal
Badogno
Thaly
Eisenhower
Dtaly
Barngal
Thayaell
cTitral
Calare
Herth
Brea
Radia
Rhodes
Zos
Weether
Marshal Badoglio
Einen
Grade schools to close two full days in October plan
Bonedale Education Board approves a schedule change due to handling 8000 applications for Apple 4. Grade schools stay open full day during two days, with classes suspended. Teachers collect applications 9 am to 6 pm Monday and Wednesday October 5 and 26. Junior high and some grade classes canceled. alphabetical system applies for applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonedale Education
Tle
Schoals
Uuit
Oh Moxelay
Wit & Pm
Om Tuwaliy
Was Agwin
Thas
Gtde
N F Ames & Co to Wind Up Wholesale Drug Firm
Frank N Ames announced the winding up of N F Ames & Co a historic wholesale drug house started in 1869 by Charles H Ames The firm sold drugs and general medical supplies to retailers across a wide area The liquidation will span several months as stock is sold and future use of the building on East Pleasant Street remains undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Ames
N. F. Ames & Company
Hne City
Ames
Charles H. Ames
North Center Street
Fly
East Pleasant
Raymond Mig. Co
H. &. Whittlesey and Sons
Civilians Face Gas Shortages Beginnings of 1944 Plan
Washington reports civilian fuel supplies to shrink as 18 civilian divers warned after information voting, with a large share of produced gasoline to be shipped abroad in 1944 and 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Est
Southeast
Mid— West
Five Billion Dollar Federal Expense Cut Proposed
Washington figures a federal economy could slice about five billion dollars from the annual outlay. A university professor and two commerce committee members urged Ways and Means to adopt efficiency measures and a streamlined system to reduce waste and improve oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anu
Washington
Ger
Thunderbolts smash through New Guinea skies in stiff battle
Allied headquarters report Allied Air Force in New Guinea flying lines damaged by Japanese opposition. Thunderbolts led by General MacArthur disrupted enemy formations, claimed several plains destroyed and pilots killed or captured. New Zealand ground forces entered the Solomons theater for the first time, aiding mopping up operations at Guadalcanal and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prey Allied
Southwest Pacific
Cel
Dipan
Airforce
Douglas MacArituy
Ovey Weve
Naw
Sulnes
Mondey
Iwask
Wwe
Peanbud
Col Te Kuyrhy
Dallas Anid
Guanal
America
Solomon Waters
General MacArthur
Law
Solomons
Depres
Vella Bayelty Telat
Russians Ban Territory Claims From Parley
Moscow reports the Combalinial party Olga Pravda states the Soviet Union will not discuss Baltic borders or territorial status at the wartime conference. The note claims the second front and total defeat of Hitler remain the meeting’s primary questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Olga Pravda
Hitler
Washington
London
Cordell Hull
U.S
Anthony
Solen
Pravda
Goviet Union
United States
Watus
California
New Moye And Ally War Declaration Analysis
The article discusses a volatile wartime stance where allies gain moral and material leverage from declaring war on a common foe. It notes that despite expectations, Trians still receive significant material aid from the Allies in the peninsula and remarks on the coincidence of Portugal shifting toward friendship with Britain as a related strategic move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Asiy
Cormany
Govammy
Tie Peninsula
TATA
Portugal
Britny
Ickes Returns Mines to Owners
Interior Secretary Ickes announced the end of government seizure of coal mines, returning 700 mines to private operators and relinquishing 2,600 others after weeks of control. He cited improved production prospects and labor peace as operators and unions work toward stable operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ickes
Iow
Tckes
Roosevelt
Jast High
Innocent Plea Made By Blonde Involved In Triple Slaying
Blainda Jenice Graham a 17 year old girl pleaded innocent today to charges arising from the slaying of three persons at the Everette Wilson dairy farm. She waived appearance at December term court. the district attorney Edwin Moot announced. The case involves the accused and an older boy who also faced related charges.
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Associated Press
Mercer
Del
Blainda Jenice Graham
API Viel
Everett Wilson
Distro
Edwin
Peaen Thames
William Albert Moi
Wee
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