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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1942
Page
1
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Administration Eyes Swift Senate Action On Three Bills
Washington action aimed to move three key measures this week. A draft for 18 year olds, a record ex bill, and a 6.347 billion dollar appropriation with Navy funding are stalled. Officials hope swift passage will clear the way for selective service consideration tomorrow.
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Associated Prevy
Washington, Ct
Senate
Roosevelt
Navy
Delay Draft Bill Vote Delayed As Senate Debates Youth Induction
The administration agreed to postpone Senate debate on a bill to raise the military draft age to 18. House approval on related tax and manpower measures moved forward, with leaders aiming to finish by midweek. Senators discuss delaying inductions for high school and college students until later in the academic year, while other measures on poll taxes and reform face scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WaAsiumues
Wintil ‘Chirsday
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
McNary
Oregon
House
Vandenberg
R-Mich
LaFollette
Neemester
Norway Seething with Mutiny Unrest Amid Occupation
A dramatic report from London describes rising morale collapse among 200,000 German troops in Norway, exile government formation, large concentration camps opened on the Finnish frontier, and 1400 Nazis confined. Alleged mutinies north of Kirkenes sparked executions halted by firing squads refusals.
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London
Det
Norway
Kirkenes
Russia
German Planes Raid Britain In daylight assaults
German planes raided multiple points on Britain s east coast under poor visibility today. They damaged property and caused casualties, with a shopping district struck and several people believed trapped in wreckage near East Anglia by the Thames estuary. London issued three brief alerts but no bombs fell in the city.
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Associated Press
London
Britain
Ae Town
East Angelia
Thames Estuary
France
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Names of dead in bomber crash released
The Alamogordo air base released nine identified victims of a four engine bomber crash in the Magdaleng mountains last Thursday. They are Lt. John R. Pratt Ashland Oregon Tk. Donald P. Jackson North Sacramento California Dr. Lawrence W. Van Tansel Germantown New York Lt. Joseph bs Grant Danville Virginia Staff Sergent Ferton Lakewort California Set. Hanson Ortmyer Harrisburg Pennsylvania Sgt. Robert Q. Myers Wabbash Indiana Set. Williams G. Walls Oklahoma City Oklahoma Dale A. Rotter Woodville Wisconsin. Bodies were forwarded from Albuquerque after being identified. Former Titusville pastor Reverend Frederick Winn Lot Wood 78 died. He served Boston churches for 20 years.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Army
Magdaleng Mountains
Alamogordo Air Base
John R. Pratt
Ashland
Ore
Donald P. Jackson
North Sacramento
Lawrence W. van Tansel
Germantown
Joseph Bs. Grant
Danville
Ferton
Lakewort
New Mexico
Alamogordo
Ken
U S War Planes Rated Good but With Shortfalls
A 10,000 word War Information Service report reviews American aircraft performance. It notes Curtiss P-40 Bell P-39 and North American P-51 are capable but inferior at high altitudes, cites Allison engine issues, praises B-17s Liberator and B-24 for daylight bombing, commends B-25 medium bombers, says Navy dive bombers and torpedo planes are top carrier racers, and calls other roles satisfactory within their fields. It argues true evaluation awaits battlefield results as war continues.
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Washington
Army
Navy
McClive
War Information
United States
O.W4
Frault
Eulon
Move to Quash Indictment Filed for Sergt Lynch
Petition in behalf of Sergt Joseph Lynch seeks a writ of habeas corpus to set aside an indictment linked to a grand jury probe into vice officials. Filed in five county court this morning with no action on police officer’s application. Early Erie reports noted no new developments amid a technicality potentially nullifying the indictments.
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Sergt
Joe Lynch
Joseph Lynch
Grand Py
Teckel
Erie
German Forces Push New Block Into Stalingrad Siege
Soviet dispatches report German troops advancing in Stalingrad adding a new block of ruined factories to their gains as Red Army units bring fresh troops to halt the assault. The battle rages with heavy losses on both sides as German forces struggle to breach the Volga defenses.
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Moscow
Stalingrad
Russi
Trs
Renolts
Mleveest
Red Air Force
Stalinered
Pravda
Volga River
Stalin- Viera
Red Army
Rent Control Board Moves to Stay Evictions in Washington
The Office of Price Administration issued regulations to halt overnight eviction of tenants from homes being sold to evade rent control. Beginning tomorrow, buyers must pay one third of the price and wait three months after certificate issuance before eviction rights are granted. Oliver Henderson stated the rule aims to sustain wartime morale and housing stability for workers and armed forces families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Office of Price Administraton
Leon ‘Henderson
Heiderson
POUND JAP SUPPLY LINES CRISIS NEAR IN SOLOMONS
Police investigate a violent attack on Matthew Christopher of 1249 West Pleasant Street. He suffered a fractured jaw and head injuries after being struck at his home by a masked assailant. Christopher was found by his nephew John Christopher at about 7:30 PM and transported to Corry Hospital. Local officers seek witnesses to identify the attacker.
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West Pleasant Street
Wea
Corey
Matthew Christopher
John Christopher
Corry Hospital
Eaery
Christopher Uold Potter Dal Inc
Burlingame
Christopher
Agricultural Labor Relations Act proposed by Senators
Bulletin reports from Washington that Senators Lakolette and Thomas introduced five bills to mobilize farm labor for war-era productivity under the Agricultural Labor Relations Act. London dispatch notes Allied leaders in New Delhi push for a Burma offensive as hopes rise for action against Japan. A U S merchantman was torpedoed in the Caribbean with loss of a lieutenant commander, while Malta endured renewed Axis bombardment. Family visit from Bracken and Loveland recount flood damage in Virginia Washington area and Quintiqua assignment for naval lieutenant Robert Bracken amid flood travel disruptions.
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Associatedress
Washington
sAn “Agricultural Labor Relations Act
Lakolette
Wis
Thomas
Utah
Olin W. Bracken
Mary Loveland
Clifton M. Howard
Jan
Washington, D. C
Quantico
Virginia
Stiles
Quahiuen
Washington District
Allies Step Up Bombing Warn Dutch Rail System
Allied bombing campaigns aim to disorganize Dutch transport by hitting rail yards and ships. The Netherlands government in exile urged civilians to stay indoors and avoid rail use during air raids, while warnings warned of increased home-front disruption. RAF Lancasters attacked Schneider armament works, with heavy bombings reported in France and the Netherlands.
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London
Holland
T Railrod
Chiml Shipping
Netherlands
Schneider
France
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Creusol
Praper
Peecian
Three-State Crime Wave Captured Today
Associated Press reports Irwin Kadens, 82, dubbed a three-share crime wave by FBI chief Edgar Hoover, was captured after attempting to rob a currency exchange on Madison Street. Kadens, a former Camp Grant veteran and Detroit resident, allegedly led a spree including kidnappings, robberies, car thefts, and burglaries across seven states, with no prior record.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Irwin Kadens
Edgar Hoover
Madison Street
Te Exchange
Detroit
Kadens
Hoover
Camp Grant
Amnesia Victim Is Former Erieite
A young woman brought to City Hospital with amnesia and a fractured skull regained lucidity as Mrs Leah Gannon of the South End. She is identified by a social security card as Nathalie Walker formerly of Beloit, Pa. Police said she had been working in a Boston cafe as a waitress and show girl. Her exact injuries remain unclear.
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Boston
City Hospital
Leah Gannon
South End
Nathalie Wallker
G1 Street
Belo
Boston Cafe
Corry War Fund Seeks Donations For USO Welfare Units
A community drive in Corry aims to raise funds for the United Service Organizations and related welfare groups. A campaign meeting at Hotel Corry Tuesday at 7 30 p m will outline collection details with bids starting Wednesday morning and wrapping next Wednesday. The effort plans door to door drives to reach every family, with committees targeting workers, professionals, and those outside local industry. Organizations supporting the drive include Navy Relief Society, Queen Wilhelmina Fund, Greek War Relief, Polish War Relief, Russian War Relief, Bundles for Britain, and USO affiliates.
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Corry's
War Fund
Pahipaiga Opera
Tne War Fund
Allullar
General Committee
Corry
Absineou
Cotryites
United Service Organizations
USO
United States
M O. A. Knights of Columbus
Tewish Welfare
Corry War Fund
Navy Relief Society
United China Relief, Inc
Queen Wilhelmina Fund, Inc
Greek War Relef Association, Inc
Russian War Relief, Inc
Famine Strikes Chinese In Honan Amid Severe Hunger
Reports from Chungking say Honan faces one of modern history's worst famines with 8,000,000 near starvation and 18,000,000 made famine refugees. Droughts, frosts, rabbit plagues, and Japanese occupation disrupted crops and delayed wheat planting, spreading death and displacement across Henan, Shensi, and Hupei provinces. In separate dispatches, Danish King Hart reportedly fell from a horse, causing concern in Copenhagen.
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Hongi
Chungking
Telef
Henan
Shensi
Hupey
Park Jtor
Massive Japanese Strike Force at Guadalcanal Draws Battle Line
Front page report details a large Japanese force massing to retake Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands as U S Marines and allied troops prepare entrenched defense. Allied bombers from MacArthur’s zone target Japanese ships and depots around Buin and the northwest Solomons while operations continue on New Britain and New Guinea fronts. A Navy communique notes successful repulsion of Japanese air and sea assaults with limited American losses. In Aleutians, U S bombers sink a Japanese destroyer northwest of Thiska. A separate note mentions a youth held for theft and related arrest details.
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Clyde Parnsworth
United States
Guadalcanal
Solomonslands
Southwest Pacific
U. S. Mariner
Arecyery
Guadetewng
Glendalcanal
MarArthur
Jrers
Macarthur Com—Munique
New Britain
Filelo Island
Guinea
MurArthur Command
Owen Stanley
Templeton
Gundalcanal
Navy
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U. S
Americas
Aleutian
Witsco
Thiska
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