Len Rowe Selected as Med 10 Senior High Teacher
Helen Rowe, graduate of hy High, elected by the Board of Education to teach in the Senior High School commercial department at 1900 dollars per year. The board may extend absences for others who may leave for military service. several vacancies and substitutions are noted as pending determinations for next term.
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Helen Rowe
Hy High
Board of Education
Tea Tor
Sf Rowe
Mra
Smut
Bert Williams
West Park
Ith
Rowe
Acaant Bustimas
Sic
Department
Indigna Fate Teachers' College
Whitfield Consolidated School
Cabot
Buller County
Absenge
Margeres
Lonce
Ralph S. Dewey
Lkely
John Grable
William Fieffer
J. Donald Watson
Florian Florek
Iistor
Stanley
Two Arrests For Disorder At Al Mary's Place
Police arrested Willie Bloss and William Fleming after a disturbance in front of Al Mary's on South Center Street at 2 20 this morning. Bloss may have a broken leg pending X ray. both received $10 fines and court casts for disorderly conduct following an argument over entertainment and a return of a party planned after dissatisfaction with the program.
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al Mary's Place
South Center Street
Willie Bloss
Ab Marty
Russians in Heavy Assault Across Donets Front
By Associated Press London April 24 German radio claimed six Soviet divisions led a violent attack on the central Russian front with some dislocations of Nazi lines and partial annihilation of attackers. Other Soviet offensives targeted Romanian and Italian positions in the Donets Basin south. In Russia’s northwestern front a local locality was recaptured and more communities retaken. Soviet reports say 9,000 Germans slain and 76 tanks destroyed on the Leningrad front from April 1 to 10, plus a German transport sunk in the Barents Sea. The Soviet information bureau claims 322 German planes shot down last week, totaling 1,103 since March 11, against 314 Soviet aircraft lost. Hitler’s air force is described as defensive.
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Associated Press
London
Donets
Kuibyshev
Russia
Leningrad
Moscow Radio
Barents Sea
Soviet Information Bureau
Adolf Hitler
Basil Cardew
London Daily Express
James ignores probes and names hospital board
Harrisburg April 14 Governor James rejects recommendations of a legislative committee to delay the Shamokin State Hospital Board of Trustees to remedy conditions. He reappoints William Penn Kemble Clayton Stechinfield Herbert Cimmings Paul Miller J. John Higgins H Wilson Lark and others, days after a Senate panel criticized lax operation and said the institution was run for political profit under prior and present administrations.
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FOS
Harrisburg
James
Shamokin State Hospital
Senate
Sea Wolf submarine nets huge toll on Japanese ships
The Seawolf, a U S submarine, operated in the Indian Ocean south of the Dutch Indies in late February through early April and sank a light cruiser, a destroyer, and a large transport while damaging others. Commanded by Lieut. Commander Frederick Burdett Warder, it faced repeated depth-charge attacks yet returned home unscathed. The Navy labeled the cruise one of the epics of submarine warfare and Warder its potential Navy Cross recipient.
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Associated Press
Washington
U. S
Tokyo
Seawart
U. 5
Seawoll
Indian Ocean
Dutch Indies
Frederick Burdett Warder
Seawolf
Japan
Hughes Scraps Pennsylvania Road Program Halted Defense Output
Harrisburg April 14. A War Production Board order stopping all non-defense construction led to Pennsylvania scrapping its largest road building effort. The $50 million 1942 drive was halted except for underway projects and military needs. Chief Engineer Frame said the WPA labor projects were included, with $20 to $29 million of work already in progress or contracted.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Wat Production Board
Pennsylvania
I Epmanty ‘Hughes
Thomas C. Frame
Isbor
Imperial claim: 40000 captured in Bataan campaign
Tokyo reports an Imperial communique stating 40 000 prisoners taken since the Bataan offensive began, including 6700 U S troops. It lists generals and commanders and claims vast booty of 196 guns 40 machine guns 3000 rifles and armored cars among munitions seized.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Imperial Headquarters
United States
Edyard F. Inger
Peninsula
Bataan
U.S
Albert M. Jones
First
George M. Parker
Second
Francisco
Allies expect shift 10 bring aid to Hitler
Vichy dispatch reports Marshal Petain plans a new government with Pierre Laval and Admiral Jean Darlan to reinforce collaboration with Germany. The move follows Laval's ouster in December 1940 and signals a major shift in France's wartime alignment according to officials.
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Hitler
Associated Press
Vichy
Marshal Petain
Pierre Laval
France
Germany
Jean Darlan
Leval
Poaition
United States Appeals to French on French Rights
Washington reports the United States issued a formal note to the Vichy government pledging support for restoring the sovereign rights of the French people. It denounced French collaborators with Hitler and condemned Germany's propaganda while noting Laval and Petain discussed a new constitutional government. British sources call Laval's return a strategic setback for the Allied diplomatic push and signal tougher posturing toward Vichy.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Fie
Vichy
France
Petain
Seieniont
Germany
Hitler
Sumner Welles
Gaston Henry-Haye
London
Pierre Laval
United Nations
State Department
Foreign Office
Britain
Generil Charles
de Gaulle
de Galle
Nasis
Heavily Outnumbered Forces Fight Desperately On Cebu
War Department reported American Filipino troops on Cebu were heavily outnumbered yet stubbornly resisting Japanese advances. Corregidor and Port Frank shelled. communications with Cebu restored. Mindanao Diyas area guerrilla raids noted. casualties modest amid fighting on multiple fronts.
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U. S
Cebu
Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Manila Bay
Diyas
Mindanao
Comuilinique
Philippine
Corresidor
Port Frank
Cebilas
Cyrus Carter Listed Missing After Peary Sinking
Official word confirms 25 year old Cyrus Carter, a U S Navy veteran of eight years, is missing after the destroyer Peary was sunk by Japanese bombers off Port Darwin on February 10. His family in Cambridge Springs and nearby residents, including brother Hoye Carter, await confirmation amid grave fears and hopes he survived among 53 rescued crew members.
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Cyrus Carter
U. S. Navy
U. S
J. B. Carten
Pairbav
North Corry
Carter
Port Darwin
Hoye Caster
Erle Railroad
Daily Bulletins From Global News Wire April 14 1942
The bulletin summarizes multiple items: New York milk pool for March totals 14 186 880 49 dollars with a uniform rate of 2 4313 cents under the February price, plus 48 cents higher than March 1941. A Washington report describes a vast patent pool linking General Electric with Krupp interests as a potential war production bottleneck. Melbourne dispatch notes Allied airmen targeting Japanese bases at Lae and Koepang and damaging Japanese aircraft. London report cites a Norwegian exile spokesman on German controlled Quieling refugees imprisoning teachers and ministers. An English northeast town reports 14 killed and many injured in German bombing with extensive property damage.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Metropolitan
N. J. Cladalvis
Washington
Melbourne
United States
Lae
New Guinea
Koepang
Dutch Timor
Nazis Expect: An Invasion
London reports from neutral captors say German high command anticipates an Allied invasion of Europe. They claim readiness to strike anywhere but London sources doubt the Italian and German broadcasts and see no solid basis for the claim. General Marshall and adviser Hopi are noted in publicity.
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Associated Press
London
Europe
George @. Marshall
U. S. Army
Harry Hopi
Roosevelt
Berlin
Stockholm
Demdékraten
Gemma High Command
Geneva
la Silisse
Germany
Rome
Knox Opposes 40 Hour Work Week Suspension
Washington April 14 Secretary of the Navy Knox told Congress that suspending the 40 hour work week would bring confusion and defy. He opposed the percentage limitation on war profits and urged an end to industrial disputes over the closed shop. He said no labor legislation needed for the Navy. Cleveland April 1 the body of 19 year old Arse Georgia Lopez found in an abandoned brickyard in Kingsbury Run where Cleveland's Lorsa killer disposed of victims.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
Congress
Navy
Cleveland
Ars? Georgia Lopex
Kingsbury Run
Lorsa
Veterans of Foreign Wars Benefit Bingo for Soldiers
A large community bingo party to aid boys in service is set for Thursday at the State Armory under Veterans of Foreign Wars and Corry Rod and Gun Club auspices. Proceeds fund purchases for servicemen at Army camps and naval bases, with all money managed by a local committee led by a sergeant. Tickets are sold briskly, with proceeds to a yet unnamed local fund. neither organization keeps any share. Harry G. Oswald, president of the gun club, directs ticket sales.
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Uye
Soldiers' and Sailors
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Corry
Anc
Toeseftinen
Tigi
Harry G. Oswaltdr
Gun Club
Urge U S Seize French Islands A House Demand
In Washington on April 14 the House pressed for seizure of French possessions in response to Vichy plans for a Laval led government. Rep Pouge labeled Laval a traitor and enemy of free people while Rep Faddis urged force if needed to retain assets for wartime needs.
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Washington
United States
Vichy France
Pierre Laval
Pouge
D-Tex
Laval
Rep. Faddis
D-Ps
Berlin Forces Suspension Of Riom Trials
The new government suspended the Riom trial to broaden its scope to include political and military mistakes leading to defeat. Several former leaders face possible blame. Daladier, Reynaud, Mandel, Gamelin, and Cot are noted, with some defendants to remain in custody or exile as Petain orders measures. Berlin reports say the decree signals raising responsibility for the war.
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Fromnenvell
Vichy
France
Germany
Fis
Aaying
Bryébedtth Court
Edouard Daladier
Leon Bhim
Maurice Gustave Gamelin
Zpeta
Portaice
Pyrenees
Paul Reynaud
Georges Mandel
Reynaud
Petain
Mandel
Council of Political Justice
Pierre Jacomet
Nation Defense Industries
Guy Lachambre
Air
Bourassol Chaten
Portalet
Pierre Cot
Ibe Refugez
United States
Berlin
Assault from Barges on Two Sides Near Corregidor
April 14 dispatches from Corregidor indicate a Japanese night assault plan by barges to attack from the Bataan and Cavite shores. Reports also say a Japanese vessel off Bataan was sunk and that patrol boats along the bay would support the landing. General Wainwright notes heavy artillery fire on both shores as weather may shape the attack.
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Associated Press
Washington
Corregidor
Batann
Ashing
Mariveles
War Department
Bataan
Manila Bay
Batran
Cavite
Wainwright
Cebu Island
Min—danso
Serih
Tamgows
Digos
Davao Gulf
Train speeds through blaze near Lake County lumber yard
Painesville O April 1 a $50,000 fire at the Eeonomy Lumber Company destroyed a lumber yard near New York Central tracks and threatened to spread to storage tanks of the Lake County Oil Company. The blaze, reported around 6:50 p.m., prompted four fire companies to battle flames that consumed about 200 feet of track area while the Century Limited sped by. Firefighters said the blaze was brought under control as flames and sparks were seen over the block.
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Associated Press
Painesville
Eeonomy Lumber Company
New York Central
Lake County Ol Company
York Central
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N. Y
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Swanson
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Probers
Hospital Board
SEA Wolf
Hughes
Highways Head
Dorian
Spening
Great Riom
United Republic
Persin
Darlun
Taval
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Orst
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Mar
Frank
Cambridge Springs
Peary
Norweian
Quiéling Reguge
England
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