Earl Long Makes Strong Race In Louisiana
In New Orleans a Democratic primary shows Hart Long, brother of the late Huey P. Long, strong for lieutenant governor, nearly rivaling the governor’s race and signaling the Long faction’s bid to regain power. Initial returns place him ahead of Lewis Morgin, a gubernatorial candidate on the Long ticket, with a runoff possible depending on later tallies.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Hart Long
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Long
Lewis L. Morgin
Treasury report shows revenue and debt figures for Jan 17
Treasury figures released in Washington on January 19 show receipts of 75,260,278.32 and expenditures of 261,038,902.18, leaving a net balance of 10,296,817,227.06. Total debt stands at 170,673,265,182.17, up 99,295,560.69 from the previous day.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Federal fines for gas coupon thefts in Altoona
In federal district court Judge Albert W. Johnson fined eight Altoona men after they pleaded guilty to crimes involving acquisition possession and transfer of gasoline ration stamps. Grant H. Reed a ration board janitor was fined 200 for removing coupons and distributing them. The others each received 100 fines. Names include Harry L. Delancey Carl W. DeLancey Clarence W. Woodring Harold L. Bard Kenneth Van Zant Charles Van Zandt and Frank E. Stuppio.
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Lewis Soums
Albert W. Johnson
Altoona
OPA
Patrick J. O'Leary
Grant H. Reed
Harry L. Delancey
Carl W. DeLancey
Clarence W. Woodring
Harold L. Bard
Kenneth &. van Zant
Charles W. van Zandt
Frank E. Stuppio
Mission Day features Mrs J Hal Smith at WCTU event
Mrs J Hal Smith spoke on Flashes From Mission Fields at a well attended Mission Day observance of the Local WCTU at the Methodist church. The program included a vocal duet, a playlet Carry On, and songs by Mrs Oscar Johnson and Mrs Tryin Young. Community members traveled for visits and furloughs noted among service families.
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J. Hal Smith
WCTU
Christian ‘Temperance Union
Methodist Church
Emma Heath
Harold Fish
Lyle Chase
Wayne, Valley
Berthe Stockton
C. 4. Mountain
Ray Carhart
John Morrison
Galilee
Mountain
Amici Sewing Circle Increases Mission Aid
The Amici Sewing Circle of the United Brethren church met at Mrs. Carl Lyons home with seventeen members and two guests. They voted to double weekly church building fund contributions and took a special offering for a local needy family. A thank you letter from Miss Mildred Young was read.
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Amici
United Brethren Church
Carl Lyons
South Center Street
Harold Fish
Marshall Sherwood
Mildred Young
JoNaney
Red Cross Rooms
Lyons
Vernon Welch
Lloyd Shawyer
William Hallast
Bridge Club Gathered Tuesday at Mrs Krupa Home
Contract bridge club met Tuesday night at West Frederick home of Mrs Walter Krupa. Two tables compared hands and Mrs J Froderick Kinley and Mrs P Lowe Hdwards received war savings stamps as awards. A salad lunch followed and hostess plans another meeting in two weeks with Mrs Robert Wank to entertain.
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Contract Bridge Club
Walter Krupa
West Frederick Sleet
J. Froderick Kinley
P. Lowe
Robert Wank
Scout Troop 39 meets. hikers planned for Saturday
Scout Troop No 39 gathered Tuesday at the Presbyterian church but attendance was light. Tenderfoot Scouts plan a Saturday hike. After the regular meeting the group split into two teams led by captains Grace Middleton and Bobby Lou Dickson for games and contests.
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Presbyterian Church
Ballowing
Grace Middleton
Bobby Lou Dickson
Quilting Club Hosts Tureen Dinner in Pleasant Evening
West Pleasant resident Mrs W M Anderson won hostess honors as the Quilting Club met for a tureen dinner and social evening. The table featured a spring flower centerpiece. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Robert Brown in two weeks.
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W. M. Anderson
West Pleasant
Quilting Cluh
Robert Brown
Radio schedules outline 1944 national convention broadcasts
On Your Radio New York reports the first wartime broadcast plan for Republican and Democratic national conventions. Aimed at naval listeners, pickups and shortwave schedules are set, with transfers of Lowell Thomas newscasts to NBC and a lineup including Henry J. Taylor, Kay Kyser Hour, and a War Bond rally in Philadelphia among varied programs across NBC CBS and MBS stations.
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New York
Lowell Thomas
BLU
NBC
Henry J. Taylor
G. H. Bender
Mr. and
Mrs. Forth
Band
Badie Santor
Kay Kyser
CBS
Harry James
Wonty Woolley
Sammy Kaye
Bramk Stratra
Jayie Jarson
Morton Gould Carnivel
Philadelphia
MBS
Halls of Montemma
Xavier Cugat
New Member Received By Rebekah Lodge
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met at the L O O P Hall last evening with strong attendance. Plans were made for a February benef card party the proceeds to go to the Rebekah home. Mrs E K Hagenstein was inducted into Carry lodge, previously a Jamestown Rebekah member. Social hour included games. prizes went to Mrs Hauenstein and Mrs PH Beall. Committee: Mrs Howard Loveland, Mrs Donald Carter, Mrs Wh Marsh.
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Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
L. 0. 0. P. Hall
Rebekah
E. K. Hagenstein
Carry Lodge
Jamestown Rebekah
Hauenstein
PH. Beall
Howard Loveland
Donald Carter
Wh. Marsh
So and Sew Club Meets at Mrs Rozelle Home
The So and Sew Club gathered Tuesday night at a Main Street residence of Mrs. Douglas Rozelle. Guests visited sewed and enjoyed a salad course served by Mrs. Rozelle. The group will meet in two weeks at the home of Mrs. Marion Rumbaugh on Spring Street.
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Douglas Rozelle
St Main Street
Mrs Pangborn Hosts Friends On East Bond Street
Mrs. C. W. Pangborn entertained several friends at her East Bond street home Tuesday evening. Auction bridge provided amusement and honors went to Mrs. Glenn Middleton and Mrs. Paul Handron. Pangborn served delicious salad at the close.
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C. W. Pangborn
East Bond Street
Glenn Middleton
Paul Handron
Townsend Club Holds Valentine and Constitution Meeting
The Townsend Club met at the Tiffany home on South Center street to honor Dr. Francis Townsend's birthday and celebrate the club network. A tureen supper was served, and members discussed the Townsend plan with Dr. John Donaldson’s supplementary report to appear February 19 in the Townsend National Weekly. a $25 gift was sent to national headquarters for the foundation fund. The group reiterated opposition to repealing the 18th Amendment, and the next gathering on February 15 will be a Valentine patriotic party chaired by Mrs Grace Rauscher with aides Mrs Carl Fredell and Mrs Margeret McDonald.
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Committee For Constitution Government, Inc
Valentine
Patriotic Party
Grace Rauscher
Carl Fredell
Miz
Margeret McDonald
Card Club Honors Awarded At Euclid Street Meeting
Mrs Suuanne Crowell hosted a card club at her Euclid street home last evening. The auction bridge honors went to Mrs Wesley Seamans and Mrs Edwin Cole. A refreshing lunch was served. Mrs Seamans will host the next meeting.
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Card Club
Suuanne Crowell
Euclid Street
Wesley Seamans
Edwin Cole
Seamans
Local Veterinarian Delivers Rotary Talk on Animal Diseases
Dr C F Bennett, local veterinarian, spoke to the Rotary Club at the Hotel Cony last evening. He discussed animal diseases with engaging detail, with guest George J. Managuher of Philadelphia in attendance.
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Conny
C. F. Bennett
Hotel
Cony
George J. Managuher
Philadelphia
Russians Launch New Drives in North and Ukraine
Russian forces press a two-pronged advance in the north and the Ukrainian front. Gen. Gur shifts First Baltic Army toward Leningrad rear as 40 towns fall. In Ukraine, Vatutin’s First Ukrainian Army threatens Royno and captures Slavuta amid rain and mud.
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Leningrad
Russia
Novo‘okotniki
Ivan Gurcamisn
Ukraine
Nikolai Vatutin
Royno
Pinsk
Vatutin
Slavuta
American Ace Lance Wade Dies In Plane Crash
Wing Commander Lance C. Wade American ace of the RAF and Mediterranean top scorer with 25 enemy planes destroyed died January 12 in Italy when a small communications plane he was flying spun to the ground behind the front. Cause of the accident unknown. Wade 27, native of Theson Arizona, was a three year veteran and widely regarded as the war’s greatest fighter pilot.
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Issvomten
Algiers
Lance C. Wade
RAF
Mediterranean
Italy
Theson
Ariz
L Ying
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