Murdering Youth Confesses Slaying Five in Crawford County
Amos Latshaw 19 confesses to killing his father and stepmother and three relatives in California and Pennsylvania. He admitted shooting his father, stepmother, grandfather, grandmother, and brother after alleging constant beating. bodies found February 28. Arrest followed in Los Angeles after detective and sheriff traced confession.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Amos Ray- Mond Lotshaw
O. M. Clark
Vernon Rasmussen
Lei Beh
Loomis
Plicer
Ornta
Cordranton
Mgrawford County
California
Charles Silva
Shayman
Ll Sparks
Placer County
Silva
Shaw
Caph
Rasmusserr Sale
Amos Ghaw
Charles Latshaw
Bertha
Charles
Ras- Busern
Latshaw
Rastin
Lathaw
Americans Storming Rommel's Flank And Gabes Bottleneck Drive
In a wartime wraparound, the report notes Allied forces advancing through key positions in North Africa. The piece highlights large crowds at local events, radio broadcasts, and community efforts alongside military updates and manpower policy changes affecting dairy workers and agricultural labor.
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Rommel
Eighth Army
Gabes
More Evidence In Steel Fraud
Senate war investigations committee chair Truman D says new evidence extends knowledge of improper testing practices at the Carnegie Illinois Steel plant in Dravesburg and possibly elsewhere under Carnegie Illinois organization. Edward L Robinsons assistant notes the metallurgical division in Pittsburgh district forwarded the evidence to Assistant Attorney General Tom C Clare.
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Annales 9 Auto
Washington
Carnegie
Llnois
Trumpy
Edward L
Frontline reports show heavy combat on Eastern Front and air raids over Europe
Reports from the Hlussiay front describe heavy shelling across a 1200 mile line and muddy Kharkov fighting. Red Army artillery dispersed German infantry while Luftwaffe missions totaled 10 to 40 planes in raids. Washington and London updates note Allied air patrols and labor group talks resuming. CAMP SWIFT casualty drill records a lieutenant dead and seven soldiers killed in demolition exercises.
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Camp Swift
Tex
Mar
Lone Fortress Sinks Jap Destroyer in New Guinea Raid
A U S Army Air Forces Flying Fortress attacked near Lae and Nadzab. Japanese destroyer reportedly sunk with stern damage. allied planes also bombed Japanese bases at Lae Sylavava and Girapana in New Guinea and struck UbeneMy base at G Fant a New Britain. One plane declared missing after nine Japanese ships engaged in running battle. all other Allied aircraft returned safely.
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Pitel-Tutak
New Gites
Douglas Macarthur
Tosella
N. J
Lae
Bengal
Aero Supply Fees and Royalties Reported in 1942 FY
In an SEC annual report Aero Supply Manufacturing Co and its sales representatives paid large sums in 1942. Corry Paymaid Garrel Corp received 3290,195.15 and Aircraft Steel and Supply Co 122,808.52. Tevern Supply disclosed 45,342.41 to Curliss Wright Corp for royalties along with 5,441.78 to J L Burich and 32,716.48 to Frans N Ames president.
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Associated Press Philadelpiuia
March
Asd Aero Supply Manufacturing
Ines, Corry
Paymaid Garrel Corporation
Aircraft Steel and Supply Co
Securities and Exchange Commission
Tevern Supply Company
J. L. Burich
Curliss Wright Corporation
Raid on Kiska Continues as US Bombers Hit Runways
Washington dispatch reports US Army bombers struck Japanese runways at Kiska in the Aleutian Islands. This marked the 29th raid in as many months on Kiska, with ongoing aerial assaults described as successful.
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Kiska
Associated Press
Washington
United States Army
Aleutiaa Islands
Government produces first synthetic rubber at Baton Rouge plant
The government reports its first synthetic rubber produced today at a new Baton Rouge plant built for strategic materials. The item notes the output aims to support Allied war machines. Also dated March 31, Birmingham, Alabama reports coal mines will stay open under a temporary contract with the United Mine Workers as contracts expire midnight Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rooseelt
Ingrousel
War Manpower Commission
Stiji
Pood
Chester
Efess
Baton Rouge
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Coal Mines
United Mine Workers of America
Beamish Fights Ouster as Assembly Sends Measure to Governor
In Harrisburg, Utility Commissioner Richard J. Beamish vows to contest ousting after a six year term ends at midnight as the House approves a Taylor backed bill to limit term length. Beamish says he remains in office until a successor is appointed and will seek court rulings on legislative power.
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Beamish
Assembly
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Richard J. Beamish
Martin
M. Harvey Taylor
Earle
Move for tax compromise as Rum Beaten
Washington May 3 The fight over by pass of income tax raged in the House as the Rum yearly plan was defeated 215 to 108. GOP leaders floated two compromise options while a bipartisan effort sought to tax relief for 44 million filers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Knutson
R- Minn
GOP
Wong
Robert
D-Va
Doughton
D-Nc
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Douighton
Eran House
Three Passengers Slightly Hurt In Par Wreck
A wreck on the Philadelphia to Erie line near Clarendon injured three passengers lightly and two mail clerks were hurt. Francis Wolf of Harrisburg suffered serious injuries and was hospitalized along with others, while buses carried passengers to intermediate points as restoration began.
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Renovo
Bennyslyanan Halivoad Durime
Aleht
Hasenger
Philadelphia
Erle
Clarendon
Olean Wille
Chesgo
Tijdevitley
Mary E. Spare
Department of Welfare
Hyersbury
H. B. Honcack
Evie
A. A. Merker
Waterar
Francis Wolf
Harrisburg
Wolf
Warren
Elnie
Senate Demands Probe Into Maritime Commission Scandal
Senator Aiken cites new AFL backed charges alleging mismanagement at the Maritime Commission. The panel pressed for an investigation even as President Roosevelt's nomination for chairman Emory Land faced confirmation amid bitter debate.
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Aiken
Maritime Commission
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Maritime Come Mission
Roosevelt
Commission
Emory
Land
Allen
Holman
Ore
Langer CD
Shipstead
Minn
Tobey
Net
American Federation of Labor Committee
Howard L. Vickery
Sid Joseph W. Powell
Secretary of the Navy
Blood Donor Drive Seeks 150 More For City Visit
Corry Chapter appeals to residents to enroll for blood donations at the State Armory next Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Mildred Alfred handles registration for the April Group as the Red Cross Blood Door Service aims for 300 total donations to aid armed forces.
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Mobile
Red Cross
Aero Patrolman Hurt in Fall at Plant
Paul St. John of B.C. 4 Union City a member of the Aero Supply special police force broke his left leg in a fall near the plant this afternoon. He was taken to Corry hospital for treatment.
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AERO
Paul St. John
B.C. 4
Union City
Aero Supply Plant
Corry Hospital
Demand for Manpower Action in Pennsylvania Coal Region
Rep. Penton urged the government to eliminate red tape and utilize available manpower and industrial facilities in Pennsylvania's anthracite area. He criticized delays and noted idle manpower, underused housing, and diverted materials while wartime needs rise. He pressed for immediate use of existing facilities over building new plants.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rep. Penton
D-Pa
Pennsylvan'i Ard
Prederick A. Kimmich
War Production Board
Pennsylvania
First Army in New Offensive in Bizerte Zone
American forces engage in heavy combat in the Gusseltia, Ford, and Makaassy sector near Bizerte as theFirst Army pushes a new offensive against German forces and reports shelling of Nazi positions.
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Bizerte
Gusseltia
Ford
Makaassy
Naxi
Allied push toward Gabes and Sfax in North Africa drive
Allied headquarters report British 8th Army sweeping into the Gabes bottleneck with pursuit of Rommel's columns on a 100 mile front. American forces press eastward toward Ousertia, Paid, and Maknassy as Patton's troops threaten the Tunisian coast near Sfax and Mahares.
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Associated Press
8Th Army
Gabes
Erwin Rommel
Lwammring Rommel
Cape
London
Gol
Juegen von Arnien
Tunis-Bi
Bibl
Desert Fox
Jurgen von Arnim
Tuisia
Algiers
Rommel
Sfax
George 8. Patton, Jr
Ousertia
Paid
Maknassy
Makassy
Mahares
U. S
Kalerowan
Nority Dlignatenes
Pirst
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