Ps bu vel day Mr wy Guery
Ps bu vel day Mr wy Guery.
25 Oct 1943
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1943
Page
1
Ps bu vel day Mr wy Guery.
A fragmented OCR snippet references a river road rupture incident near a location with initials W He58 or W. Has a tale of entry and road event unclear but implies a rupture or break. No clear date or full names present.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Sunday event, possible religious or community activity, with unclear names and places. Core details are unreadable. no clear dates or organizations emerge from the legible lines.
A fragmented OCR item references a naval event and forex ROAR among unclear terms. Readable pieces mention Wil and aunt names and a mat of forex, but explicit actions, dates, or places are not recoverable.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions innings, dates, and people with partial names such as Ol and Dower. It hints at a sporting or meeting context with weeks, tickets, and authorities but the text is too corrupted to identify clear entities, events, or outcomes.
Easton, Pa. 75,000 people and over 20 war plants faced cooking and heating fuel shortages after a Sunday gas works explosion and fire. Three workers died, 19 hospitalized, many homes damaged or condemned, as emergency kitchens operated by the Red Cross and officials sought rapid fuel restoration and aid for affected residents. Investigators from the FBI began routine inquiries into the incident.
Lioya Stowe of Raymond Manufacturing Co was elected to the National Auto Parts Association board at its annual French Lick convention. He has led the Raymond automotive division, distributing springs and small parts, since its development by the Corry firm, and returned home Saturday after the meeting.
Pennsylvania milk dealers face hardship as the OPA and Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission clash over price increases. The state body orders higher retail milk prices beginning November 1st, while the OPA pressures against price violations. Executives promise to study the regulations and potential legal action amid disrupted supply and ongoing regulatory tensions statewide.
Chester Bowles, New York advertising man and former general manager of the Office of Price Administration, was nominated by President Roosevelt to succeed Prentiss M. Brown as OPA administrator after Brown resigned last week. Reports also note shifts in wartime revenue plans and early war updates from Yugoslavia and Burma as Allied bombing targets are described.
Moscow reports quoted diplomatic experts and Soviet press urging a tri power coalition among the United States, Russia, and Great Britain as postwar talks enter day seven. The papers say any two of the powers should not act alone and note Hull Eden Molotov discuss drafting documents while a new U.S. military mission under Maj Gen John R Deane begins in Moscow to boost cooperation with Soviet forces and agencies.
One man was seriously hurt and damage estimated at over 1500 dollars after a crash in Hydetown Saturday evening. Herbert Armstrong of Tryonville drove a Dodge north on Route 6 and turned onto Route 408. Floyd Spring of Geneva Ohio followed with a large trailer truck and hit Armstrong’s car, then struck a parked Chevrolet and yard, injuring Armstrong with multiple fractures and facial injuries. State patrol investigated and charges reportedly filed against Armstrong.
P C Miller, operator of a gas service station on East Main street, reported the theft Sunday. A hundred gallon gas ration stamp, the high value type, was removed from a summed sheet used for paste up of fuel coupons. The stamp was affixed to the sheet earlier and disappeared while Miller worked at the station, with an inquiry into seen parties and possible suspects.
Washington reports continued rail transportation and coal production disruption due to wage strikes. The War Production Board warns of crippling effects on steel plants shipyards and munitions unless quick settlement. About 35000 soft coal miners joined a back to work movement while rail unions prep for a strike vote amid wage demands.
Crowded schools opened early with 47 genders listed and volunteers on duty. Workers processed ration book data, many applications incomplete, delaying front cover clearance for Book Three. A large force aimed to finish by evening, with continued work tomorrow and no major issues at the Senior High. Book Four and grading continued as planned.
The Board of Education holds two special sessions at 4 20 this afternoon to amend prior action and approve a $190 yearly salary for the city treasurer serving as collector of school city and county taxes. They cite county commissioners and city council actions as context and expect the raise to take effect next January.
Allied forces led by General Mark W. Clark drive three miles inland along the Volturno and breach Nazi defenses as British forces widen the eastern breach of the Trigno line. Heavy bomber and fighter wings pound targets in Austria and Hungary while RAF Mosquitos harass German lines near Paris. Strong names include Clark, Fifth Army, and Allied air forces supporting a push toward southern Austria and Italy.
Nassau Bahamas October 25 William Youhannan Layne a West Palm Beach eye and throat specialist testified in the Bahamas supreme court that Alfred De Marigny once threatened to crack Sir Harry Oakes in the head. He said Nancy De Marigny, wife of the prisoner, was in Good Samaritan Hospital for an operation when De Marigny arrived for a tonsillectomy four days later. The witness quoted De Marigny saying, I will crack Sir Harry's fena, and noted he admonished the defendant after a prior discussion with Sir Harry.
An improvised wartime dispatch from a London byline details a rapidly advancing Russian force toward Krivo Rog. The text combines garbled phrases and scattered names but conveys a focus on a German and Soviet clash, with references to villages, fronts, and a possible Moscow communiqué announcing territorial gains.
New York police questioned Wayne Aonereil, a 25 year old Royal Candy Air Force cadet, amid murder investigation into his wife JoAnne Lonergan. Authorities described blood evidence from the couple’s bedroom as a key clue while Lonergan’s interior designer, Maria Enza Gabollune, 48, was booked as a witness.
Allies claim gains as Nazi planes are driven off Naples harbor and Fifth Army says enemy networks are disrupted. Reports from the front describe counterattacks and Italian terrain fighting around Caneato and Alife as operations continue along the Italian theater.
Police describe a large burglary at an Erie residence where an elderly man reportedly took S4609 in war bonds. Chermak says entry was gained with a key Saturday night and money hidden in a tin box in his bedroom.
A wartime communique states Allied forces repulsed enemy attacks in New Guinea. Despite heavy losses, Allied bombers destroyed at least 25 enemy aircraft, sank two 1,000 ton ships, and damaged several vessels. Five Allied planes missing. Also noted is a Pittsburgh wedding story about Rosemary Pullen and MacWomss J. Lereh.
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