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13 Sep 1943
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1943
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment suggests a public notice or marriage register item. It mentions Anthony and a wedding context with unclear details, dates, and names, making precise facts difficult to confirm.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at threats amid a cold western setting. No clear names dates or places evident. reads as incomplete note from a police or crime story with unclear action or outcome.
OCR fragment mentions a party and intent changes but lacks clear names dates places or actions. The readable parts suggest a local notice related to a political or civic matter with uncertain details and no concrete outcome.
Allied forces fight to blunt Nazi counterattacks for Salerno as Soviet troops push toward Bryansk and Desna river areas. Red Army gains threaten to encircle Bryansk while advancing along the Psel and Dnieper fronts. German efforts to halt Russians are described as heavy but offset by Soviet gains and ongoing breakthroughs.
Washington D C September 13 Congress returns from summer recess to tackle war and peace issues. The session faces international and domestic problems of historic import as Italy surrenders and lawmakers prepare for revenue, production, manpower, and postwar foreign policy debates. Continued on page two.
The Third War Loan Drive in Corry reports progress with a total of 93,070 dollars and a plan to push over 393,070.50. Frank Buck will speak at Rex Theatre on Tuesday, with showtimes at 2 1, 4 15, 7 15 and 9 15 to boost interest and raise proceeds for the War Finance Committee. A house to house canvass by the Women’s Victory Club and the Women’s Central War Activities Committee gains momentum, with a short meeting set for tonight at 7 20.
Rep. Van Zandt of Pennsylvania predicts likely passage of legislation barring the drafting of fathers despite War Department opposition. He cites veteran status and warns against disrupting families with 10,000,000 in the armed forces while questioning the urgent need to exempt fathers.
A four hour fire at Pennsylvania Railroads Broad Street Station in Philadelphia left sixteen tracks tangled in charred debris and caused estimated damage of 250000 dollars. More than 350 people injured, many civilians and protection workers, as authorities launched multiple agency investigations. Passenger trains diverted. construction crews rushed in to build a makeshift platform near the ruined area.
Washington reports the U S Navy captured Friedrich Guggenberger, commander of the U boat that sank the Ark Royal, after a U S plane sank his boat. Guggenberger, previously awarded the Knight's Cross and Oak Leaves, is now a prisoner of the United States.
Severe frost hit Sunday morning, with temperatures as low as 34 in the city and 24 at Kane. Gardens and crops suffered in places, though some growers reported little damage. Buckwheat in Concord township likely ruined. beans near Wheelock feared harmed. harvests expected within two weeks if no further frosts.
Gerry residents face a three cent per quart increase as tentative orders from the State Milk Control Commission raise Class One milk by about 90 cents per hundredweight. In Area No 10 Central prices rise to 4.35 and 4.34 in state-wide districts. Area No 17 includes Corry with retail boosts from 44 to 17 cents. Hearings heard testimony. OPA approval required before effect. A conference on September 16 at Erie is planned. The Model Dairy Company declined to comment. road rate discussions ongoing. Local reports note a separate fatal incident near Cherry Tree with a 19-year-old man.
New York report says Japanese dome agency announced 18 American bombers attacked installations in the Kurile Islands yesterday. The Kuriles include the principal North Pacific naval base at Paramushiro, stretching northward toward the main naval area.
Secretary Hull outlined American foreign policy in a national broadcast, stressing readiness to use force as the foundation of postwar peace. He argued that force may be indispensable to maintain peace if peaceful substitutes fail, and emphasized a strong, ready stance to deter aggression.
Washington dispatch reports strong farmer groups ready to challenge the War Labor Board over its jurisdiction in agricultural labor disputes. Congress previously closed this field to the NURS, signaling a tense week ahead as the board weighs its authority amid farm tensions. A separate line notes a derailment near Howard City, Michigan, where a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train was cleared after an accident injuring several.
London reports Britain will shift heavy naval units from Eastern Fleet under Admiral Sir James Somerville to bolster Southeast Asia operations led by Lord Louis Mountbatten. Thousands of Commandos may be sent from Britain for tasks against the Andaman Islands and the Nicobar group. The coming drive is expected to be larger in scope than prior Southeast Asia efforts, targeting October after the monsoon ends.
Voter turnout in the May 1982 state primary was 726, with only 1,208 casting ballots in the November election last year. City polls open Tuesday for nominations in mayor, beauty court, two school boards, aldermen, constables, and other races. Contests center on county commissioner and treasurer seats, while a few districts may prompt opposition in November.
A broadcast reported Nazi speedboats overhauled a large Allied troop carrier and a merchantman and forced them into a German controlled Italian port. Separately the U S Selective Service ordered all available men to be inducted before fathers next month. An announcement said a holiday sale protests OPA rules. Fighting between Malians and Germans continued at Durazzo as Italian naval units nearby were stationed.
Berlin and Tokyo radio reports hailed Mussolini s liberation with joy among Mussolini s personal friends and the Italian and Javanese faithful. A Japanese Information Bureau chief described the event as a major wartime milestone, praising the Fuehrer s loyalty while Axis propaganda claimed Oslo and Norway were under Allied influence. The broadcast noted the apparent coup as a bold moment in history, signaling renewed vigor for Axis partners.
Allied and Axis forces clash in very heavy fighting as the Fifth Army pushes to deepen a Salerno salient. German troops, tanks, and planes strike back while reports say Italians and Germans contest positions around Naples and Salerno. Brindisi and Bari Harbor operations are cited as potential Allied jump points for Balkans invasion. Mussolini is said to be under guard in a puppet government setup, with Italian, German, and Allied commands detailing ship movements and strategic holds in the Sicilian and Adriatic theaters.
Chunghing Sept 13 Gener al Uem Chiang Kai-Shek was elected president of China by the Kuomintang central executive committee to succeed the late Lin Sen. The decision follows a division of the national government’s organic law and outlines plans to reorganize the government and army, aiming to unify and strengthen central authority in China.
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