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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1944

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Japanese push toward key railway in China threatens Chungking

The huge Yellow river corridor rail line from Peiping to Canton and Hongkong is targeted as Japan strengthens its latest offensive. Chungking warns the move could solidify interior links, aid coastal control, and jeopardize Allied air bases in southeast China, risking a wider stalemate.

Chungking Chenghsien Yellow River China Hitler Faehrer Nippon United Nations Peiping Yangtze Canton Hongkong Strateic

Greek cabinet resigns in Cairo amid exile government shift

April 26 report from Cairo states Premier Sophocles Venizelos resigned last night and George Papandreou, arriving from Greece, was sworn in as premier and foreign minister. The new government to be formed with directors-general acting as ministers, amid mutinies in Greek troops and navy. Churchill told Commons disorders nearly quelled. Greek government to decide actions against those responsible.

Cairo Sophocles Venizelos George Papandreou Greece Papandreou Socialist Democratic Party George II London Winston Churchil Commons

Penna Electric Co Employees Awarded Treasury Star Flag

Pennsylvania Electric Company employees received the Treasury Star flag for acts during the Fourth War Loan Drive. District Manager R. A. Shumaker announced the award, certified by Gene Reiley, and noted that the Star marks those reaching or topping a loan-drive quota while the T indicates payroll savings participation. Flags will be displayed at district offices.

Pennsylvania Treasury Ria Hileest U. S. Treasury Department R. A. Shumaker Penelec Gene Reiley War Finance Treasury Minute Man Penelee Bross Distck Shumaker

Dewey Urges Postwar Pact Among Big Four Nations

Governor Dewey urged a postwar pact among the United States Britain China and the Soviet Union to ensure peace and a durable postwar order. He criticized private handling of foreign policy and called for constitutional methods reflecting the will of the people. The speech at a newspaper publishers dinner drew mixed reactions from attendees and officials.

New York Thomas BE Dewey Britain China Bdewty Besnibligan the Nations Pulishers Joseph OR. Farrington Tonolyli Star Tullatin Congress Hawaii Luter Govarher Dewey Rex Wiblican Cern Rom James A Ralent Charles PL Manshiy Fetlon Rouge State-Times Gov. Bowey Bureau of Advertising American Newspaper Publishers Association Hull Tall Germany Japan Great Britain Russia Mackinac Island

Two 4 H Clubs To Meet Next Week

Two fourth grade 4 H clubs will meet next week. Willet Grange Hall hosts the Capon Club, sponsored by Indiana Kiwanis. About fifteen members show interest in joining. Smyrin Georgeville group meets at Kalpt Nichol’s home Tuesday evening May 2 with expert Poultry Extension speaker EH Kauff-Wik from Kens State and County Agent J W Warner coordinating.

Omwinders Willet Grange Hall Indiana Kiwanis Club O J. We Warner Cau Jon Marlin Smyrin-Georgeville Kalpt Nichol EH. H. Kauff- Wik Kens State Raulman J. W. Warner

Russian Blood Donor Sets Global Record at 141 Donations

Moscow report from TASS honors Yurii Kurshinsky as the world's top blood donor with 141 donations totaling over 60 liters. Nurse Vera Lizakova ranks second among thousands with 128 donations for transfusions and plasma.

Moscow Tass Yurii Kurshinsky Vera Lizacva

War Seizure Clash Rages Over Montgomery Ward

Federal officials move to seize Montgomery Ward plant with court orders directing access to corporate records. Night court session held to avoid irreparable harm as government seeks to halt operations while Ward’s attorneys vow injunctions. Debate swirls around government power to take over private business during wartime.

Wayne C.taylor Judge Holly Biddle Silas H. Strawn VOU United States Supreme Court Strawn Roosevelt House of Representatives Washington Rep Dewey Sabatha Dell Clause Rules Committee

Invasion talk widens among nations amid war rumors

Reports from wartime broadcasts describe ongoing invasion conjecture as diplomats and observers in several countries debate timing and possible participants. Swedish Captain Karl Henrik Paikinen and others comment on the likelihood of an attack occurring in coming days, with varying international reactions noted.

Whet United States Russia British Commonwealth Britain Karl Henrik Paikinen Ute Ministry of Information Talkin

Allied Bombing Campaign and Invasion Preparations Escalate

Allied air forces conducted a broad barrage on German targets from Belgium to France including montzen and Aulnoye aims while Mosquitoes hit Stuttgart and mines were laid. RAF and USAAF sorties reached Friedrichshafen and other invasion-adjacent targets as German defenses tightened along the UK coast and in northern Europe.

Video-Legation Montzen Belgium Aulnoye France Stuttgart RAF Friendrichshafen Lake Constance Switzerland Fortrasseg Eighth Air Force Friedrichshafen England Berlin KAP Germany Europe Friedrichshagen Ra Couds Begium Britain Aimefivar Prange Paris Avord Pravda Mosecow Denmark Sweden Montyon Aulnove Russhans Sevestopol Old Poland Stanislawow Stockhelny Iland Sulla

Invasion timing murky amid European troop movements

Reports in Denmark Sweden and Switzerland note extensive German troop movements, though censored as doubtful by officials. Observers say Nazi disclosures are unlikely and estimate about 15 million foreign workers in Germany fear defeat, while some fliers detect attempts to lure Allied air power with incendiary devices.

Denmark Sweden Das Reith Germany Zurich Die

MacArthur reports rapid advances in New Guinea and Kohima defense

General MacArthur says Japanese resistance is weak in the India invasion and Allied reinforcements pour into Kohima. In five days Allied airfields at Hollanda and Aitape fall, Alexishafen captured, and 51,000 Japanese reportedly trapped near Aitape. Fifth Airforce pounds Wewak fields while naval bombers hit targets in Bismarck Sea area. Chinese sources report limited Japanese advances in Henan and capture of Chenghsien on April 29.

Douglas MacArthur India Southeast Asia Kohima Tokyo MacArthur New Guinea Hollania Philippine Islands Aitape Madang Felm Alexishafen Hollandia Mollandia Central Pacific Woleajalo Carolines Truk Satawan Japan Pacific Adm Chester W. Nimitz Loyang Henan Soyang Chenghsien

Obituary notices from Penn Run and Latrobe area deaths

Nora Patterson Empfield of Penn Run dies after six months illness at home aged about 44. Funeral at Robinson Funeral Home Sunday with burial in Harmony Cemetery. Lorna E Greer of Latrobe dies at 78. survived by husband G Terrence Greer and siblings. Services at Hartman Funeral Home, Latrobe, with interment in Oakland Cemetery Indiana. Margaret Stiltsz, about 85, dies in Baptist Home Pittsburgh after teaching in Brushvalley Township. Survived by sisters Louise Harriet Eva , brother Harry and Betty Porter. funeral at Baptist Home of the Aged with burial in Armagh Cemetery.

Nora Patterson Empfield Donald Empfield Penn Run Luther Martha Lewis) Patterson Robinson Harry Trimble Harmony Cemetery Lorna E. Greer Ligonier Street Latrobe G. Terrence Greer Lowry Sarnahan Punxsutawney Jesse Sarnahan Pittsburgh Ben Carnahan Lawrabe David Gregory Hartman Funeral Depot Street Margaret Stiltz Baptist Home of the Brushvalley Township Indians County Louise Harriet Eva Pittsburg Harry Wikinsburg Betty Porter Blacklick

Turnpike Wrecks Blame Speeds Mesmerizing Drivers

Pittsburgh April 28 A state police captain linked Pennsylvania Turnpike accidents to cars’ high speeds and drivers becoming mesmerized on long, straight runs. He warned modern autos cannot safely sustain top speeds and urged safer driving amid the war era warning. Washington April 28 Wartime waste cited in separate Army and Navy services. Undersecretary Patterson and General Somervell urged consolidation into a single department with civilian under secretaries and a unified director of supply. House Post-War Military Policy Committee heard testimony detailing inefficiencies and calls for a unified national defense structure.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Turnpike J. G. McCann Western Pennsylvania Safety Council American Society of Safety Engineers McCann Washington House Committee Robert P. Patterson Brehon B. Somerville War Department Henry L.'” Stimson Joseph T. McHenry War Navy Aix Dewey Short Ar-Nmo Patterson Somervell Naval Academy Annapolis Military Academy West Point War and Navy Departments Robert A.lovette H. S. Hansell, Jr Air Staff

Drafted leaves Willian McWilliams and others in list

A long list of individuals from various townships are drafted and transferred between local boards including William McWilliams Glen Campbell Clymer R 1 and John Elgin Watterson Cherry Tree. The Ernest Union will host a county Christian Endeavor Union meeting on Apr 29 at the Union Temple with state workers ministers and county officers expected to attend and provide programs and food for attendees. War bonds are urged for security tomorrow.

Willian McWilliams Ebeonsburg Donald Earle Smith Glen Campbell R. D Youngstown Robert Chalmers Davidson Clymer Wilford Raymond Penn Run John Elgin Watterson Cherry Tree Frank Norman Oliver Robinson Kenneth Eugene Wisor Carl Louis Divens John Hanchurak Ralph ‘Murray Cramer Penn -Rut Charles Horner Ernest Union Indiana County Christian Endeavor Union Raymond T. Clover Endeavor Societies All County Christian Endeavors Hole Union Temple County Christian Endeavor Miss Mae Indiana

Des Moines candy shop scene ends with child carryout

In downtown Des Moines a candy shop policy sparked a playful exchange as a mother requested a pound of chocolates for her little girl. The clerk quipped about calling the child a customer, and the girl did carry one of the boxes out of the store, completing the moment.

Des Moines

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