04 Apr 1941
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1941
Page
1
Partial OCR text notes strong opposition to a leader and hints at a mass mobilization amid a planned blitz against the British Isles. It mentions Yugoslavs possibly resisting, with war operations possibly expanding and broadening the conflict.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a stray line about a person’s discreera and a plan for the remainder of a game. It mentions a place ending with Dickingon and a personal reference to self. Content is unclear and lacks verifiable facts for a fuller item.
The article describes Vladimir Macek, Croat autonomist head, deciding to bury hatchet with the Serbs and lead a new Yugoslav government effort. It notes internal strife between Croats and Serbs, Nazi propaganda pressure, and German aims to weaken morale and avoid direct conflict while possibly invading.
Harrisburg April 4 The Jamen administration drew a bill requiring industries rejecting the workmen's compensation law to show their financial ability to pay damages for injured employees. Attorney General Claude T. Reno said the bill would be introduced Monday night in the Legislature. Governor James, in his opening message, urged considering bonds to ensure payment if court rulings favor injured workers. Reno noted several administration proposals remain to be submitted to the Legislature.
The article details Hitler's possible Balkans campaign, estimates German troop levels, and analyzes potential outcomes including a Dardanelles push. It notes Allied multipower opposition with Yugoslavs Turks Greeks and British totaling about 5.25 million, and discusses German strategic options and regional effects across Europe and the Mediterranean.
Halaska proposes a military pay bill covering Pennsylvania volunteers selectees and National Guardsmen who joined after Sept 16 1940. Eligible for state contributions for one year if not serving in wartime. Funded by the General Assembly for the Department of Military Affairs with immediate effect through May 31 1043.
Army life settles into routine as maneuvers loom. State liquor board agents and motor police raided three saloons near Jonestown, charging proprietors with liquor violations.
Lisls H Kunkle withdraws from the partnership C and KUNKLE LUMBER COMPANY in Homer City Indiana Pennsylvania. Remaining partners John Kunkle Ralph B Kunkle Homer Kunkle continue the business under the same name. All claims against the partnership must be submitted to the remaining partners and all accounts due the partnership will be paid.
The Chief of the U S Conciliation Service demanded all nation’s soft coal mines be reopened by Monday. Dr John R Steelman said the public cannot condone quibbling while 400,000 men and 88 percent of the nation’s bituminous mines stand idle. Mines closed last Monday at contract expiry between CIO United Mine Workers and major producers in the Appalachian district. Negotiations to resume at 8 p.m. in New York.
The State Department issued flat rejections to Rome and Berlin demands following the seizure of Italian, German, and Danish ships in U S ports. Hull cited violations of international law and U S statutes, noting extensive damage to Italian vessels and the need to protect harbors and navigation. The fate of the ships remains under review, with a maritime commission planning a temporary hold and re survey.
A long obituary notice lists several local residents and relatives, including Mrs Beulah Eddy Richardson, George Ord, Emanuel Betton, Mrs Antha M Dickson, and Mrs TOA MAK (LUNN) NUFF LEY. It details funeral plans, residence changes, surviving family members, and church affiliations. The piece notes dates, places of death, and interment in local cemeteries, with multiple churches referenced.
A Delaware County grand jury returns true bills accusing McClure and associates of fraudulent conversion false pretenses and receiving stolen property linked to the Chester water company deal. Other figures including Cornelius Van Den Berg and Mayor Clifford H. Peoples face related charges as trials unfold.
Mrs Catherine McCoy death occurred in Millburn New Jersey with services at Robinson Funeral Home at 2 00 p m Saturday Burial in Orklord Cemetery Indiana The Banfields of Flint Michigan and Miami Florida are noted as relatives Charles Banfield husband of Virginia Bennett Indiana and the family traveled to Florida for the funeral
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