Allies Differ on Postwar Europe Ahead of February Talks
President Roosevelt said Allied differences over postwar Europe will persist despite efforts to apply agreed principles. British officials noted ongoing questions and better information exchange is sought among Britain the United States and Russia. In a separate report a man died of suffocation in a Altoona fire forcing nine others to flee into cold weather.
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Associated Press
Washington
Europe
Roosevelt
Stalin
Churchill
Lord ‘Halifax
Stetsinius
Britain
U.S
Russia
Local Notables Enter Training and War Era News
Virginie Armitage selected for special yeoman training at Cedar Falls after aptitude tests. Veterans and families keep up New Year greetings, hospital notices, birthdays, farewells, and furloughs as locals report travels, promotions, and changes amid wartime service and community life.
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Virginie Armitage
Charles Armitage
South Center Street
Cedar Falls
Town
Virginia
Joanne Moreton
Corry Hospital
Moon School
New York
Henry Hollis
North Center Atrendh
Rovert Johnson
Michael Hugh
Mick
Deanna Durbin Granted Final Divorce Decree
Deanna Durbin was officially free of marriage after the Superior Court granted a final divorce decree from Vaughn Paul a former flag producer now Navy lieutenant. The divorce followed an earlier interlocutory decree in 1943 on grounds of mental cruelty and separations. Durbin, based in California, will spend the next days finishing affairs before resuming her career.
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Deanna Durbin
Associated Fress
Los Angeles
Superior Court
Vaughn Paul
Psion
Tuesday Bridge Club Honors Members With Gifts
The Tuesday evening bridge club gathered at Mrs. M. F. Coyle’s Franklin street home. Two birthdays were celebrated for Mrs. Ernest Schuyler and Mrs. Robert Olt, each receiving a gift. Mrs. Schuyler won the evening’s bridge award. cake and coffee were served. Grace Penneman of East Congress street will host on Tuesday January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Coyle
Franklin Street
Ernest. Schuyler
Robert Olt
Met With Mrs Young W 5 No 1 at East Pleasant Street
The Methdist Church group gathered last evening with Mrs Irvin Young on East Pleasant Street. Mrs Russell Clark led devotions and Mrs Leroy Cady presided over the business meeting. Mrs Edmund Barr reviewed Tales From Southeast Asia. Miss Dorothy Marsh, kindergarten teacher in Hazelton Pa, presented piano selections alongside Mrs Clark. A committee of Mrs Young Mrs Barr and Mrs Alion Klinger arranged refreshments. The next meeting is planned for Monday February 3 at Mrs W J Marsh home.
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C. S. No
Young
Methodist Church
Irvin Young
East Pleasant Street
Russell Clark
Leroy Cady
Edmund Barr
Southeast Asia
Dorothy Marsh
Hazelton
Clark
Lillian Guild Sandwich Party Plans Parish Dinner
Lillian Guild met Tuesday night at the parish hall for a sandwich party and to plan participation in the parish dinner scheduled for January. Mrs. Wallace Young is dinner chairman and the guild will join Emmanuel Guild in the event. Mrs. Donald Stewart and Mrs. E. H. Feldhus hosted last evening and the next session is February 6 with Mrs. Elmer Kincaid hosting a tureen dinner.
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Wallace ‘Young
Guild
Emmanuel Guild
Donald Stewart
E. H. Feldhus
Elmer Kincaid
Radio Listings Highlight NBC CBS Evening Lineups
Prime time radio schedules reveal NBC programs including Mr. and Mrs. North Eddie Cantor District Attorney Kay Kyser Hour and Dilian Gish in The Joyous Season while CBS offers Jack Carson Dr Christian and Milton Berle with guest Pred Allen. Other networks feature Lone Ranger My Best Girls Fred Foster World Cisco Kid and Sumner Welles Commentary.
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NBC
Mr. and
Mrs. North
Eddie Cantor
Kay Kyser
Dillian Gish
CBS
Jack Carson
Dr. Christian
Milton Berle
BLU
Pred Allen
Fred Foster
Jan Savitt
Royal Arch Gunnison
Philippines
Sumne Welles
Congress opens amid wartime debate and postwar plans
The Seventy-ninth Congress opens with war focus and divisions over home front reinforcement. Work is postponed until after Roosevelt's fourth wartime message as Byrnes proposals on manpower and universal service face early scrutiny. The House committee will weigh making 4 million workers subject to war plant assignments and government control.
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Associated
Washington
Seventy-ninth Congress
Mosk
Roosevelt
Imioy & Rend
Whey
Roosevelt Sill
Congress
James F. Fyrnes
Fyrnes
War Labor Board
House Military Committee
Byrnes
Irvine Forge Worker Dies in Plant at Tryine
John A. Clark a lifelong county resident died at Nations Purge and Ordnance Co in Tryine after a heart attack at work. He reported chest pain at six and collapsed. a nurse and physician provided aid but he died instantly. Born February 9, 1884, he had lived in Warren Storbrick Irvine and once ran the Star brick general store.
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Warren
John A. Clark
the Nations Purge and Ordnance Company
Tryine
Clark
Aia
Mr. Clark
Tows Pebruary
Storbrick
Irvine
Star+ brick
College Enrollment in Land Grant Schools Rises 1943 Total
Civilian enrollment at land grant colleges and universities topped 280,480 in 1943, up from 264,008 in 1942 but below 272,894 in 1941, reflecting wartime shifts in the state system.
Jacksons Welcome Daughter Mia at St. Vincent’s Erie
A daughter Mia Jackson was born December 20 at St. Vincent’s Hospital Erie to Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson. The mother is formerly Auding Austin of Erie Tit Jackson is serving overseas in Italy.
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Donald Williams
W. T. Williams
Snyder Circle
Julia Ficcardi
Julia
Don Dickenson
Mead Park
Bill Betuze
George Jackson
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Mia
Jackson
Auding Austin
Tit. Jackson
Italy
Missing Scranton Girl Found Murdered
Nine year old Moe Barrett of Wandling was found dead near a vacant house at Wandling and State. Police say she was murdered after attending a party at the Forest City Methodist Church yesterday afternoon. Coroner and county detectives were en route as a blood trail led to the scene.
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Ay Sosociated
Scranton
Moe Barrett
Wandling
Forest City
Paul E. Kubask
Throop
Lackawanna Coupy
Barrett
Plan Air Relief For Turkey Snows Sealing Food
DuBois Pa January 3 The DuBois Sportsman's Association plans airlift relief for turkeys hit by heavy snows cutting food supply. Civilian pilots to work with military style food drops and sleds bogans and bulldozers to deliver wildlife sustenance to backwoods areas. Seattle grows fast for its age with a 617000 population. Founded by Arthur A Denny and settlers from Illinois who landed at Alki Point in 1851 the city was named Sealth after a Siwash chief, then Seattle.
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Dubois
DuBois Sportsman's Association
Seattle
Wash
Arthur A. Denny
Iilinois
Alki Point
Sealth
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