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23 Sep 1943
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1943
Page
1
Fragmentary notice hints at horse event and lenders
A damaged OCR fragment mentions horses and an owner with possible lenders. It suggests a staged event, but details are unreadable. No clear names, dates, places, or actions are discernible beyond the horse context and financial links.
Allies Gain In Italy And Neaples Destruction
World War II progress reports indicate Allied forces advancing on the Italian front with gains around Naples as German demolitions hinder port access. Russian troops push into White Russia while the D Day effort continues in multiple theaters, with supply concerns rising due to drought and milk production declines in the New York region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Italy
Poland
Moscow
Merp
Naples
Guna
Goniet Tey
Jules
Elev
Ukraine
Ove
Ulvanelle
Pires
Burdjie
Ferbor
Germens
Olt
Corslea
Bastia
Leghorn
Daily War Bulletin
Gem
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sad “Allie
Acerno
Salerno
U. S. Pith
Iso
Avighiano
Ginosa
Fifth
Eichth
Delypse Dyer
Trohlan
Subideah
Cathamis
Vierisine
Inskomar
RAF and U S Plans Pound Western Europe in 18 Hour Assault
Allied air forces launched a fourfold attack on Nazi targets in 18 hours. RAF bombers hit Hannover, Emden and Oldenburg while U S Army Air Force Marauders struck Nantes and airfields near Paris. Additional raids targeted Conches and other western France sites as RAF fighters patrolled Holland and northwest Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emden
Nantes
Europe
Hannover
London
Reich
France
Air Ministry
Britain
Cen
Germany
Ministry
Oldenburg
Bremen
Vannes-Meucon
Gerlin-Bastard
Eversix-Pauville
Paris
Conches
Re Feries
Continental Gummiwerker
Uaid
Oldenburn
Holland
Eighth Air Force
Bereaux-Fanville
Little Big Inch Line Near Completion
Associated Press reports deputy petroleum administrator Ralph J Davies says the 10 inch Little Big Inch pipeline from Texas to the East is near completion. By month end the 804 mile water section to Linden and 607 miles of land right of way cleared, with 418 miles of pipe laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ralph J . Davies
Texas
Norris City
Une
Linden
Davide
Eldred Man Crushed to Death by Log Truck
OLDAN New York Sept 23 Frank aullyard 69 of Hidyed Pay killed when a log truck wheel rolled over him. Gormer Carr Hosmer investigated and found the man was riding on a log truck when the vehicle left the road and went into the ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldred
Oldan
N.Y
Frank Aullyard
Gormer Carr
Hosmer
Landings Under Guard of Ships Advance Toward Fortified Jap Strongholds
Allied forces capture Finschhafen to clear the way for an early assault on Rabaul. A force of about 200 Japanese is reported routed at Kaiapit. American troops reach within artillery range of Kelombangara as landings and air cover support new operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finschhafen
Rabaul
Kaiapit
Kelombangara
Allied planes raid New Guinea and Solomons cause slight damage
Allied reports say seaborne Australian troops landed above Finschhafen and advanced near Lae while Allied warships and air cover repelled Japanese bombers. Australian troops destroyed enemy positions on Arundel Island and near Vila, with substantial air support and ground actions continuing along the New Guinea coast and nearby Solomons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatev
South- Swest
Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
Finsehafen
Lae
New Guinea
Arundel
Solomons
Peace
Song River
Finschhafen
Huon Peninsula
Macarthus
New Britain
Rabaul
New Georgia
Saga Karasa
Vila
Blackett Strait
Ion Solombangara
Kaispit
Madung
Atul Valley
Larin
Givadalcanal
King Explains Navy Aims To Legionnaires
Admiral Ernest J. King told the American Legion convention in Omaha that the Navy’s aim is to strike the enemy with all available weapons in a synchronized and overwhelming assault. He cited recent strikes on Japanese positions in the Marcus and Gilbert islands as the shape of things to come and emphasized unity and teamwork across all branches and weapon systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Omaha
Neb
Ernest J. King
National Convention
American Legion
Marcus and
Gilbert Islands
South Pacific
Crotty Fights Leslie Ouster Action At Erie
Erie's OPA office faces a clash as Robert R. Crotty director of the Erie war price and ration board resists a demand for resignation by Charles H. Leslie director of the district OPA. Crotty says he was charged with inefficiency and will appeal under civil service safeguards. English warns of court if needed to protect current operations. Meanwhile thousands of New York office workers endure stairs as maintenance workers at Rockefeller Center walk out after the rush hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
New Battle
Leslie
Tor Erie
Robert R. Crotty
Erie War Price and Ration Board
Charles H Leslie
Crotty
Eric Adviees
Ration Board
Charles H. English
English
Crotiy
New York
Rockefeller Center
Erie Boy Among Navy Casualties
Navy reports 23 casualties today including dead seven wounded and ten missing. Total losses to Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard since December 7, 1981 reach 10 374 dead 5 831 wounded 10 002 missing and 4 146 prisoners of war. Pennsylvanians named include Leslie Hoy missing and Elizabeth Waddell Perry of Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Marine Corps Ad Coast Guard
Easualtles
Leslie Hoy
Elizabetiy
Waddell Perry
20Th Street
Fire damages four rooms at Rockwood High School
Somerset Pa Sept 23 A fire of unknown origin gutted four rooms of Rockwood High School causing about 50 000 damage. Supervising principal George Measa said the chemical laboratory was destroyed and other rooms were water damaged including the auditorium where band and orchestra instruments were stored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Rockwood
George Measa
Tojo appeals to Japanese mobilization spirit
Tokyo broadcasts reported by Associated Press say wartime propagandists urge public support for Hideki Tojo’s mobilization program. The Tokyo press echoed the call, stressing labor power must be mobilized and airplane and munitions output increased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tokyo
Office of War
Tnformation
Wiese
Hideki ‘Tojo
Tojo
No special session of legislature planned says governor
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Martha says no special session is planned at this time but could be called if needed to help win the war. He notes further measures to reduce expenditures but cannot cut taxes. The statement came at a press conference in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Marth
Martin
Senate delays action on postwar policy proposals
The Senate foreign relations committee put off any vote for at least a week on several postwar policy proposals including the Fulbright exploring resolution. Also reported: FHA chief says building program can press forward. PAW suspends coal heater conversion due to shortages. Allied forces blockade Corsica. UMW and Illinois Coal Operators sign deal raising underground workers’ earnings by 1.7 percent daily through longer hours and travel pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geni
Senate
United Mine Workers
The
Illinois Coal Operators Association
Two Violations of Curfew Probed
Two boys 14 and younger were found on city streets shortly after 10 pm signaling the first flare of a new curfew order. Patrolman Burlingame said investigations will continue and prosecutions may follow. Parents could face action for the underage violations. Prohibition-era tone notes curfew enforcement after 9 20 pm. In separate item, Western Pennsylvania counties pace war bond purchases in the Third War Loan drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pal
HS. Burlinginie
Jnftunders
Pittsburgh
Lawrence
Warren
Allegheny
Mercer
Pennsylvania
Gas Allotments in District Slashed Amid Overissuance Probe
Hawcytt Seabury, wartime rationing official, announced sharp cuts to gasoline allotments in the district after an overissuance of fuel coupons was found. An emergency order directs new applications and tighter control, with a ration reduction to preserve stock for essential uses and military needs.
Elinor Glyn Dies at 78 Noted Novelist
London AP report notes Elinor Glyn died early today at age 78, after weeks in a Wines lot home. The author of Three Works built fame with romance tales and was famed for shaping Rudolph Valentino’s screen image in silent films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Glyn
Associated Press
London
Rudolph Valentini
Eereen Jaye
Erie flier awarded second oak leaf cluster
General Headquarters in the Southwest Pacific reports Major Leonard B. Symroski co pilot of 8145 Beech Avenue Erie Pennsylvania and Tech Sergeant Charles K. Kuchiginn engineer of Philadelphia have been awarded additional Oak Leaf Clusters for courage and determination. Their bomber sank a gunboat at Rabaul New Britain last October. It is Symroski's second cluster and Kuchiginn’s third. Keshiyah is listed as missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Pacific
Leonard B. Symroski
Beech Avenney
Erie
Tech
Charles K. Kuchiginn
Philadelphia
Rabaul
New Britain
Symroski
Sgt. Kesh|iyah
Wheeler Bill seen as doomed in Senate clash
WashingtonSept 21 administration leaders moving to shelve the Wheeler measure to block drafts despite Senator Wheeler Monts protests Army officials say 7 7 million men must be in uniform by December 1 to meet needs Bernard Baruch urges draft of married men if needed Treasury reports Sept 21 receipts 469 552 00210 expenditures 460 058 82608 net balance 14 396 81 debt 9158 008 0 increase 561 480 20636
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wheeler
D-Mont
Army General Staff
Military Atlas Committee
Selective Service
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Beard
Roosevelt
Cant Trees
Treasury
The
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Sian
Solumonis
Lawrence Flerst
Butler Hospital
Vfw
Lawrence Flori
Batt
Cory
Allgvmen
Kiwaniis Club
Rex
Aero Supply
Raynvafid
Ajax and Corry
Tie Mahler
MEU
Boron Wars
Wee Stanford Hero Company
Relday
Ih Corry
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Velerine
Butler
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Corsica
RAF
U. S
Continent
U.S. 8Th Air Force
Valley
King
Ockwood Schoo
Chivago
Abner Fergman
Federal Housing Administration
Sai
FIERA
H.W. Dodge
Petroleum Administration For War
PAW
North Africa
Ishind
Hawcytt Seabury
Elly
Price
Hon
Hunold J. Tekees
Petroleui
Wan
Seabury
Erie Flier
And
Wheeler Bill
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