Moscow Doomed: Jap Break Nearing
London admits evacuation of the capital has begun as the Russo German front sees intense fighting near Moscow. Soviet reports claim two German spearheads breached Vyazma and Kalinin sectors while German air raids target troopships and Odessa port. High level moves hint at Kazan as a fallback. British mission in Moscow shifts.
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Adolf Hitler
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Inquiries On Hospital Service Handled Here
Corry district inquiries about the non profit hospital service plan are directed to the hospital. The Hospice Service Association will forward inquiries to the project representative. The Corry Hospital and other participating hospitals sponsor protection with limited delay. Entrance is arranged in groups formed at workplaces and includes family members.
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Tokyo Pro Axis Regime Brings New Threat
Reports from Tokyo indicate a military leadership change under Lieut Gen Eiki Tojo replacing Prime Minister Konoye. The move widens rifts with the United States, with Japanese officials predicting stronger naval and air emphasis and warning against drastic actions by Washington.
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Javie
Calvin Day Dies at Age 100 in Warren County
Warren Pa February 17 Calvin Day aged 100 and long reputed Warren county’s oldest citizen and Civil War veteran died at his home in nearby Russell Born Genterville Crawford County he enlisted in the Union Army in 1862 and served at Gettysburg Chancellorsville Fredericksburg The Wilderness and Richmond campaigns. A second item reports Rainhole 26 year old beer truck driver says he was kidnapped and robbed at gunpoint on a North Side street near Pittsburgh last night and forced to drive to Alexandria Pa about 07 miles from Pittsburgh.
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Washington Admits Order to U S Ships
Reports from Washington Manila and San Francisco claim the Navy ordered all American merchant ships out of Japanese and Chinese waters amid the Pacific crisis. Officials provided no comment but informants say a small number in those waters are affected while others head toward American or British units.
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Navy Department
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China
Approve Plans For New Sewers in Fairhaven area
Special meeting approves project engineer from the Defense Housing Authority plan for sanitary sewers around the oval at Fairhaven and along Wright Street, connecting with the Hear Creek sewer. City Engineer Don D. Williams to file formal application to sanitary water board to authorize construction and connection.
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Scouts to Collect Waste Paper in City War Effort
Corry Boy Scouts Troop 10 will collect waste paper in Birsh Ward on Saturday as part of a national conservation drive linked to the defense effort. Volunteers will continue weekly in other wards until townwide collection is complete with resident cooperation urged by Leon Henderson of the Office of Price Administration.
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Police Tighten Night Checks After Library Break In
Chief Flanigan orders all officers to stop and question suspicious strangers loitering on streets at night as part of a drive to root out criminals following a library break in. Officers will arrest on suspicion if identities or movements are unsatisfactory. Warren police tied the incident to a similar break in at a high school building.
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Strolman
Michael Evan
Gliy
Blackhote
Warren
Sparta Boy Leaps From Auto After Ride Offer
Gersy Rhodes, 17, of Spartansburg, reportedly jumped from a speeding car near the Northwest and Cimvols streets intersection after a stranger offered a lift. Rhodes, who had come to Cory to see a picture show and visit his brother Jack Rhodes, described the stranger as acting oddly before the jump. He sustained cuts and bruises and returned home to report the incident.
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Cory
Brother
Jack Rhodes
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Union City
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Mmnas
Berlin Claims Odessa Occupied as War Rages Around Moscow
Berlin reports its forces, aided by Romanian units and select German detachments, captured Odessa and its harbor yesterday far south of heavy fighting near Moscow. German bombers reportedly devastated Quedessa harbor as transports were struck.
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Berlin
Moscow
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High Command
Odessa
Qudessa
Repeal Opponents In House Admit Defeat
Washington dispatch reports lawmakers clash over arming merchant ships after the torpedoing of the destroyer Kearny. Representative Lumley calls the administration’s plan trivial amid a world conspiracy of criminals while Representative Cox warns repeal would mark a state of war.
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Europe
Nye proposes rider to peace move on lend-lease bill
Senator Nye FR-ND proposes attaching a rider to the administration's $5.985 billion lend-lease bill authorizing the President to seek a negotiated peace. Nye says public pressure is rising for action to end the slaughter, as Navy Secretary Knox confirms two recommissioned submarines were transferred to Britain to bolster coastal defense.
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Capitol Leaders React to Kearny Torpedoing Off Iceland
Senate and House members urged swift U S action after the torpedoing of the destroyer Kearny near Iceland. Senator Pepper called for two sinkings for each attack, while Representative Cox suggested Germany bears responsibility and Nye urged not to escalate into war. Bridges termed the act an open challenge by Hitler and warned against hesitation in naval response.
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President Roosevelt comments on torpedoing of Kearny near Iceland
President Roosevelt said the torpedoing of the US destroyer Kearny southwest of Iceland was clearly in American defense. He refused to discuss details, deferring to the navy in Washington. Secretary Knox and adviser Lindbergh relayed the briefing as the administration awaited casualty news and potential retaliation.
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Roosevelt urges bill to authorize requisition of supplies
Washington March 17 The president aims to push legislation allowing requisition of materials and machinery for national defense. The measure requires a finding of urgent need and exhaustion of all other means before taking property, with compensation at market value.
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Roosevelt
United States
Council to Boost Train Speed Ordinance in Corry
City Council prepared to advance an ordinance raising the maximum train speed through Corry from twenty to forty miles per hour and to approve street protections on Centar Street and First Avenue. Final adoption hinges on actions by railroads and Pennsy representatives after recent conferences.
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Third Arrest in Miley Murder in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky on October 11 a golf course worker Ray Mond Baxter was arrested in connection with a murder. Police chief Austin A. Prince said Baxter aided by accomplice Robert Holden confessed involvement while another man, Gerald Ross, testified in court and was fined for a separate matter.
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Raysmond Baxter
Lesington
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Penney
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One Boy Killed Two Wounded In White Hill Break
A dawn break in Pennsylvania’s model industries school led to the death of Paul Selfridge and injuries to George Clark Clayton Bird. Guards fired as four youths aged 17 to 20 stormed the wire enclosure. Earl Ward suffered barbed wire wounds and was captured. Major Henry C. Hill promised action to tighten security.
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Model Industries School
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Butler
George Clark
Philadelphia
Clayton Bird
Williamsport
Earl Ward
Henry C. Hill
Berlin Comment Silence After Torpedo Attack Reports
Berlin officials issued no comment on the torpedoing of the U S destroyer Kearney. American messages describe German submarines and naval actions near CONUS waters as they assess the incident and the fate of the ship and crew.
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Boy Held on Media Murder Charge in Pa Case
Fourteen year old John Beeds was held without bail in Media Pennsylvania on a murder charge for the fatal beating of 83 year old Elizabeth Watson. Prosecutors said they will seek a proceeding despite the youth. Watson had a younger sister Hello Crary.
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