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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1942

Page

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Scrap Drive Nears Sixty Tons As City Primes War Aid

Scrap drive results tally nearly 60 tons with 28% tons sorted at the street department warehouse. Milton Zalneck reports 99,045 pounds handled including cast iron steel and sheet iron. more metal remains to be sorted. Residents can still donate via the Journal or Frank M Loveland, local chairman, with pickups arranged.

Nixty Toms Ot Ajax Iron Works Cvap Cal Department Ajax Tron Zalaneck Vs Son V. P Journal Frank M. Loveland Ihs Collection

Campaign reports $2,300 raised for airport fund

A meeting of the campaign committee disclosed progress toward funding the municipal airport. To date, $1,700 has been collected with $818 in pledges expected. house to house canvassing by Girl Scouts and various local groups are not yet included. Plans for benefit bingo events are under way by several clubs.

Girl Scouts Raymond Manufacturing Company Gerry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation Aero Supply V.F. W. Building Association Corry Merchants Fairhaven Club Corry/ Rod and Gun Club Kiwanis Club Watrhaven Club Wright Street Reymond Avenue Oytwh Wilk

U S Fortresses Down Nine German Fighters

United States bombers reported nine enemy fighters shot down as they pressed a raid on Lorient France, headquarters said. Intercepted bomber crews indicated the engagement began as the Flying Fortresses crossed the coast on their way to the target. Three US planes were reported missing amid the running battle with FW 190 fighters.

London United Bruten St Lorient United States Army Air Forces Eighth Air Pore USAAR Wulnnes Beaieu Vue Verusy Kpillfi Perle Filversum Radio Holland Aled Hilversum Netherlands Tald Vichy

Force Merger Urged to Create Single Fighting Force

Washington, Feb. 22 Imminent Congressional action to abolish the Army, Navy and Marine Corps and substitute a single coordinated fighting force was urged today by Rep. Maag Minnesota ranking minority member of the House naval committee. He said his Pacific tour confirms the need and will introduce legislation to merge War and Navy Departments and create a wartime war committee. Maag declined to discuss his duty but is reported to have fought in Solomons and New Guinea and earned decorations.

Washington Get Army Navy Marine Corps Rep Mass R-Minn Howee, Naval Pacific Maag Jones Congress House Senate Mays The Solomons New Guinea

Eleven Warren County youths called for final exams before induction

Eleven youths from Warren County including two from Corry rural routes left for Erie on Wednesday for final examinations before induction into the armed forces. They were among fifty four locally called by Local Board No. 7. List includes Horolé Crandall, Nicholas Burlk, Donald Price, Robert Lanning, Otto Bacon, Raymond Wells, Gee Smith, Pearl Hastman, Frank Kuss, Joe St. Pierre and others. One youth, Joe St Pierre, departed Sunday for Fork Meade to report to Army Air Forces units.

Corry Erie Acm Warren County Horolé B Crandall Chester Scibbey Nicholas W Burlk Dvy Columbus Donald Price Bear Leite Robert EB. Lanning Garland Otto Jefferson Bacon R. D Raymond Delos Mites H. D Spring Creek Loren Willis Wells Bens Lake Gee Spartanshore Frank Kuss Spartamsburg

French Expected Dakar Soon to Be Battle Area

Admiral Jean Darlan heads to Dakar via Algiers to inspect troops and defenses amid reports of Allied moves toward French West Africa. The voyage follows claims France will defend Dakar against attack while German sub activity in the Atlantic is denied.

VICHY Jean Darlan Algiers Dakar Liberia Switzerland France West Africa Darlan Africa Admiralty Atlantic

Michelson and Flynn Poised to Quit Post

Washington reports voluntary retirement plans for Democratic National Committee Chair Ward J. Flynn and Publicity Director Charles Michelson. Flynn, 51, may resign after the elections to seek a diplomatic post possibly as ambassador to Mexico, while Michelson, 74, a long-time party publicity veteran, is also described as seeking retirement and a successor is hinted.

Formera Fess Washington Prynn Michelson Crowley Wisconsin

Hear Arguments on Petition to Reopen Inquiry in Erie

Court in Erie heard petitions to recall the grand jury and reconsider indictments issued in the past two weeks. District Attorney Burton R. Laub seeks return of the grand jury to retry faults in four indictments, including Mayor Charles R. Barber and others. No ruling timeframe given as judges Miles B. Kitts and Elmer L. Evans preside. If denied, the investigation may end. one indictment against Mrs Helen Schlumaff for perjury would be quashed due to grand jury foreman lacking authority.

Erie Ule Burton R. Laub Snes Turdges Miles B. Kitts Elmer L. Evans Charles R. Barber Joseph Lynch George Barber A. Grant Walker Helen Schluraff Board of County Commissioners Ad Beert Grasa

American Flyers May Have Been Captured After Doolittle Raid

Secretary Stimson said some airmen may have been forced down after leaving Japan and captured by Japanese forces. He noted Japanese broadcasts match long-listed missing airmen and stressed adherence to the Geneva Convention, while Red Cross access to prisoners is being provided. Weather may have caused some planes to diverge after departure from Japan.

Associated Press Washington Stimson Tokyo Dapan Ant War Department Japan Red Cross

Two Teachers to Instruct Defense Class In City

David L. Garrall and Roland Z. Putnam of Seder High School will train as instructors for a Civilian Defense refresher course for air raid wardens auxiliary police and pre units. The program begins Tuesday evening in November delaying one week due to a Soldiers and Sailors bingo event. Chief Warden Walter H. Scott says the course, not as long as last spring, covers vital civilian protection and attendance is urged. Over four hundred residents pledged ten percent of earnings toward war bonds and defense stamps at a wardens meeting, with hundreds more already signed on.

David L. Garrall Roland Z. Putnam Seder High School Walter H. Scott Garrall Putnam Bria Scott Wat Eanyars

Nelson to order drastic civilian supply reductions

President Wilson era program indicates a shift to direct production limits for civilian goods. Nelson announced plans to standardize items, redirect manpower to the war effort, and ease clothing restrictions, with emphasis on simplification and efficiency across civilian supply lines.

Nelson Associalea Sane Washington Ont Donald Nelson Wisny Army

Propaganda Minister Goebbels claims east wins in war update

German broadcasts report Paul Goebbels acknowledging Allied damage in the West but asserting decisive eastern victories. Transocean cites no mention of Stalingrad. NY ed picks up the claim amid the broader European war news.

Associated Press Bemlin Paul Goebbels Géynia Transocean New York Stalingrad

Britain to Call Up 18 Year Olds for National Service

Britain announced in the House of Commons that King George VI has signed a proclamation making men who reach 18 subject to national service. Those turning 18 between July 12 and September 30 will register November 7, be examined later in the month, and be called up as needed, with the first call in December. The age limit was reduced to 18 and 4 months last December.

Associated Press London Britain Wade Ashle Tabor Ernest Bevin House of Commons George VI

War Fund Drive Under Way First Reports Friday

War relief campaign under USO auspices and nine agencies opens with a Friday luncheon at Hotel Corry. Olin Bracken says progress is strong and the drive will ramp up in the business district. Community quota set at 10 4000 for county campaign. plant workers and business groups are organized.

USO Tratlers Citorn Plains Aile County Campaiga Richard Bachemer Raymond ‘Manufacturing Company Arche Kimmy Aero Supply Mig. Co Tne George’ Nagel Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation James Foust Ajax Iron Works Robert A. Ott Infinanzial Group Morris Chapin Kine Retail Merchants Golden Rule Club Worth Hammond

Philadelphia Police Captain Suspended Over Political Activity

Mayor Bernard Samuel suspended Police Captain Joseph Phelan after a published report accused him of illegally engaging in political activity in South Philadelphia. Phelan was relieved of duty pending an investigation by Public Safety Director James H. Malone.

Phila Associated Press Philadelphia Qcl Bernard Samuel Joseph Poppy) Phelan Phelan Philadelphia Samuel Public Safety James H. Malone

State Birth Rate Dips Over 20 Percent From World War Era

Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania birth rate lags by more than twenty percent behind a comparable World War I period. Through the first half of 1942 births totaled 29,618 versus 112,984 for the first half of 1918, with population estimates placing the current era well over ten million. Officials note marriage reports show little change from 1918, with 114 marriages in 1918 and provisional 60,935 for 1941.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Bureau of Vital Statis Arina Balcovich Health Department Snes Hallevich

American planes cripple Japanese fleet near Guadalcanal

American warplanes blasted sea invasion forces in the Solomon Islands crippling a cruiser and a destroyer. Two U S destroyers Brien Meredith damaged. all hands believed saved. MacArthur reports Australian forces in New Guinea flank and Japanese retreat while Allied bombers hit Rabinl and Timor. Nazi plane over Iceland repelled. local obituary notes Father Hickey.

Japan Solomon Islands U. S Brien Meredith China Chiang Kai Shek Chiang Solomons Guadalcanal Amerion Gillies Douglas MacArthur Owen Stanley Mounains Hokodi Paong Pont Moresby Bunn United Nations Rabinl New Guines Timor Australis Aleutians Kiska

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