Reynolds Criticized For Advocating Indian Independence
Washington report notes Senator Reynolds of North Carolina faced rebuke from Senate leaders over calling for immediate Indian independence. Barkley Connally and George warned such rhetoric could sow disunity amid the war effort, urging unity and cautious statements to avoid aiding Japan and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fiairman Reynolds
D-Nc
Senate
India
North Carolina
Ex- Staeg
Tuaader Barkley
Kentucky
A Barkley
Senator Connally
Dtax
Foreign Relations Committee
Senator George
D-Ga
Reynolds
United States
Barkley
Great Britain
Connally
House
George
Japan
Germany
Dieppe Raid Reveals Staggering Allied Gains
A British report on the Dieppe operation describes heavy German losses and Allied successes. Two gun batteries, a radio station, a destroyer, landing craft and tanks destroyed, with numerous prisoners taken. Ninety eight Allied planes lost, but air supremacy grew. RAF observers praised the blow to German bomber and fighter strength and predicted future operations on a larger scale with greater success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Britain
Air Command
Havno
Drafts on draft appeals and board actions in Area 7
Local Boards sustained seventy six cases this week while the Appeal Board sustained eighteen reversals. Of ninety one cases reviewed, thirty involved occupational appeals with only a quarter granted. Dale E. Seger of Board 3 Indiana County is noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale E. Seger
Indiana County
CIO Group Demands Dismissal of Dollar a Year Men in WPB
Washington August 21 CIO members of the War Production Board labor advisory committee demand the firing of dollar a year men blamed for shortages of critical war materials. They accuse vested interests in the steel industry of blocking expansion and call for reinstatement of Frederick J. Libbey who was discharged for discussing a confidential report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO Group
Washington
War Production Board
CIO
WPB
Donald M. Nelson
W ¥B
Nelson
Iron and Steel
Frederick J. Libbey
Libbey
CIO Committee
Iron-steel
Legion and war policy battles drive 1940 election talk
A wide range of wartime drafting matters and political maneuvering unfold from local boards to state leadership races. Cases involve conscientious objectors and 1-A classifications, with Indiana County and Board 2 figures named, alongside a shift in Pittsburgh Legion leadership and air raid warning efforts. In New York, a three way governorship race forms around Bennett Mead and the ALP’s possible independent ticket, as Dewey looms for the Republican nomination and Farley’s influence stirs party divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Peter Staff
Clyde 8
Slick
Indiana County
John D. Pless
Johnn W. Struk
Elmer M. Roser
Richard L. Hawk
Frank Hook
Leroy Cain
John Yanshuskie
Michael Rellick
Joseph Luksick
Stephen Maudie
Joseph Zayachak
Charles Petechik
Rudolph Sopotnick
James Deemer
Cyril S. Wargo
Amos A. McGee
John Presensky
William Reider
Earl W. Fletcher
Bridges
New York
Farley
Labor Party
John J. Bennett
Bennett
U. S
James M. Mead
Joseph D. McGaldrick
New York City
ALP
McGaldrick
Thomas E. Dewey
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Fioe
Mead
Roosevelt
World War II Dispatches and Allied Actions Across The Fronts
Global war updates describe Allied air raids against Japanese bases on Timor and shows of force near the Solomon Islands as U S Army bombers strike. Soviet and German forces clash around Stalingrad and the Don river with heavy casualties reported on both sides. Franco vows struggle but seeks peace, while Italian and German broadcasts note raids and counteractions in the Mediterranean and Caucasus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timor Island
Macbisse
MacArthur
Solomon Islands
New Zealand
Tulagi
Don River
Kletskaya
Stalingrad
Tevestia
Red Star
Red Army
Pravda
Bon Bend
Izvestia
Caucasus
Krasnodar
Pyatigorsk
Red Navy
Caucasian
Crimea
Black Sea
Berlin
North Central
Lake [Lmen
High Command
Rzhev
Moscow
Volkhov
Poland
Warsaw
Straits of Kerch
Sea of Azov
Volga
Submarine sinks off Brazilian coast reportedly by US planes
A third Axis submarine was sunk off Brazil this week by bombers, allegedly flown by Captain Taney and Lieutenant Dante. President Getulio Vargas said Brazilian merchants navigating sea lanes would be convoyed by the Navy and Air Force with cooperation from US naval and air units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Tauney
Dante
Getulio Vargas
United States
Freight cars loaded rise in week ends
Washington Aug 21 The Association of American Railroads reported 611,196 revenue freight cars loaded in the week ending last Saturday. This marks a 19,093 car rise from the prior week, a 2.2 percent increase, and contrasts with a 21,492 car drop or 2.4 percent decline from the previous year and a 125,795 car gain or 16.9 percent rise since 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Association of American Railroads
Roosevelt Orders Government Leaders to Stop Public Debate
President Roosevelt directed all government administrators to refrain from public discussions on controversial policy questions and to avoid criticizing each other in such debates. He warned that airing disagreements harms national unity and is exploited by enemies of the United Nations. Letters were sent to department and agency heads directing that disputes be submitted to the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
United Nations
Teachers For Center Two Center Township School Board lists 1942 43 staff
The board assigns teachers for the 1942 43 term starting September 5 at various schools including Graceton Lucerne Waterman Aultman Lucksboro Cross Roads Risinger and Rising School. Permanent ratings for Joan Szengo Margaret Gianning and Willis Coup. temporary placements go to Geneva Brown Mary Zimmer and Margaret McCormick. Teachers must report Saturday September 5 at 1 PM at Rising School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Two
Center Township School Board
Graceton
Laura Vuckenberg
Thelma Zellman
Martha McCoy
Eva Nicholas
Eleanor Thomas
A. Gladys Dorn
B. Lillan Johnson
A. Eugene Sutton
Michael Barbarsky
Millore Bennett
Lucerne
Joan Szongo
Bessie Gearhart
Mary Dick
Edith Galbreath
Minnie Brown
Alex
Lucksboro
Mary Zimmer
Margaret McCormick
Bessie Hood Tidle
Margaret Giamnioro
Ruth Lewis
Joan Szengo
Margaret Gianning
Willis Coup
Geneva Brown
Rising School
Markets in Pittsburgh Produce and Livestock Update
MARKETS Pittsburgh Aug 21 moderate produce demand apples steady No 1 by baskets Pa Rambos 1.10-18 Wealthys 85-1.00 New York Duchess 85 Potatoes steady No 1 100 Tb sacs Pa Cobblers 2.00-15 New Jersey Cobblers 2.25-35 Katahdins 2.50 Long Island Cobblers 2.25-40 Bliss Triumphs 2.25 Livestock Hogs steady and unchanged Cattle steady and unchanged Calves steady to strong Sheep steady to strong EMPLOYMENT RECORD ERIE An all time high of 34,386 persons including 30,797 in war work on payrolls of private industrial concerns State Employment Bureau reported yesterday Send the Indiana Evening Gazette to your boy In the Army or Navy. It's like a letter from home every day.
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Tittsburgh
New York Duchess
New Jersey Cobblers
Long Island Cobblers
Bliss Triumphs
Ohio Cobblers
Erie
State Employment Bureau
Indiana Evening Gazette
Army
Navy
Rubbernecking Ban Expands To All Rubber-Tired Vehicles
The Office of Defense Transportation extends a Sept 10 ban on sightseeing to any rubber-tired vehicle propelled by mechanical power for hire or under hire. Taxis cannot pick up riders for sightseeing, drive-yourself cars cannot be rented for such trips, and private cars cannot be offered for hire for sight seeing. In Boston, 1850s horse-drawn carriages are revived to keep visiting historic sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Defense Transportation
DDT
Boston
Obituary of Miss Mary H Brown of Marchand
Miss Mary H Brown lifelong Marchand resident died Wednesday afternoon at age 80. She will be laid to rest at Marchand Cemetery after services at her home at 3 30 p m. She was born February 7 1863 to Samuel C and Hanna Allison Brown and was a member of Covode Methodist Church. Surviving are brothers Dr Clark Brown of Altoona and Wilbur Brown of Marchand. Edward B Farsons. Friends may call at Robinson Funeral Home Saltsburg where services are at 2 30 p m Saturday with American Legion Post 57 conducting graveside exercises at Edgewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Brown
Marchand
Samuel C
Hanna
Allison) Brown
Methodist Church of
Covode
Clark Brown
Altoona
Wilbur Brown
Edward B. Farsons
Robinson Funeral Home
Saltsburg
Salisburg Post No. 57
Ameritan Legion
Edgewood Cemetery
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Anolds
Dieppe
Cie
Clinton Colden
United Steel Workers of America
John Green
CIO International Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
Walter Reuther
United Automobile and Aircraft Workers of America
Legion
Pittsburgh
Americanism Committee
John C. Love
Bellefonte
Hartbauer
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Forty and Eight
The
Légion
Commonwealth
A. C. Marts
State Council of Defense
Ingo
Spain
Francisco Franco
Pier
Rome
Mediterranean
Don
Vichy
Fernand
Bend
de Brinon
Paris
de Gaulle
Sune
State Legionnaires
Hizzoner
Pennsylvania State Department of the
Americaan Legion
Villaburgh
Meyer Corusbus
C. C. Molalz
Cantes
Beth Steel
Boeing Airplane
Borden Ca
Briggs
Case
Chea
Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Edison
Curtiss-Wright del Lack
du Pont
Gen Motors
Greyhound Corp
Hercules
Ilinois Central
Int Harvester
Nick Can
Ah Johns-Manville
Kennecott Cop
Loew's Inc
Montgom Ward
Nat Biscuit
Nat Distillers
Nat Distillers 2514 N Y Central &R
Gt North Ameria Cal Packard Motoraka Param Pictures
Penn RR
Pullman
Ns Radio Corp of Am
Reading Co
Repub Steel Reynolds
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Sperry Corp
el Va
Oil Cal
Studebaker Corp
Swift and Co
Texas Co
United Aircraft
United Corp
US Rubber
Warner Bros
West el
Mfg
Woolworth
Pennroad Corp
St. Louis
Chicago
Petrorr
Gtrrath
Dayton
Norfolk
Telethone
Pany
WU. & Wah
ODT
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