Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Indiana Evening Gazette in Indiana, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 25 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1943

Page

1

Guyton Placed as Plant Industry Bureau Director

Dr. Thomas L. Guyton of Daughin county was named director of the State Agriculture Department's Bureau of Plant Industry at 4500 dollars annually. He succeeds R. Harry Bell, who retired after 16 years. Guyton previously headed the bureau's entomology division and has 20 years of service, focusing on pest and disease control including the European corn borer and Japanese beetle.

Harrisburg Thomas L. Guyton Daughin County State Agriculture Department Bureau of Plant Industry Miles Horst Guyton Bureau Division of Entomology R. Harry Bell Cumberland County Bell

Bond Rally Fuels War Bond Drive Total Reaches Big Sum

A community bond rally across the street from the Newspaper Boys of the United States boosted War Savings Stamp sales and pushed the overall total toward a 6000 goal. Indiana figures featured Burgess Roy Maloney Dr Joseph M Uhler C Gilbert Wolfenden Leslie W Householder and Bob Hinds of KDKA. The event highlighted performances by Slim Bryant and his Georgia Wildcats Bob Carter Mary Martha Binney the Kindery Three Buzz Aston Faye Parker Bernie Armstrong the Ernest Comunity Band and others, with a final tally of 100,465 dollars and ongoing Third War Loan momentum.

United States Indiana Burgess J. Roy Maloney Joseph M. Uhler Indiana State Teachers College C.gilbert Wolfenden Leslie W. Householder Bob Hinds KDKA Slim Bryant Georgia Wildcats Bob Carter Mary Martha Binney Kindery Three Buzz Aston Faye Parker Comedienne Bernie Armstrong Ernest Comunity Band

State To Join Federal Maternity Aid Plan For Servicemen's Wives

Aug. Governor Martity to decide today if Pennsylvania will participate in the Federal maternity aid program for wives of servicemen. Health Secretary Stewart studies the matter, with administration officials indicating the state likely will accept the plan to aid families of the armed forces while noting other states regret adopting it.

Harrisburg Martity Pennsylvania A. H. Stewert Arm Acho Martin Stewart Heath Cver Army Moscow Pravda Communist Party British Isles Augustus Kech Ofrava Perusytsion Yania U. S Germany Dales

War Bond rally marks Saturday night tribute in Elks Club

A Rochester event featured impromptu parties and a long list of entertainers at the Elks Club as crowds celebrated the Third War Loan drive. W P Buffington led a 15 minute ceremony honoring Mr Rink on his 50 year company record with fellow railroad and coal men in attendance. The piece notes continued public support and hints at broader wartime policy discussions involving mine production and government control under the Smith Connally act.

Bernie Bill Taye Bob Mary Martha the Kinders Elks Club W. P. Buffington Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company Coal Company James Craig Joseph Mazza Mr. Sixsmith A. B.smith Jibe P. R C. G. McGruder E. W. Seville George Carroll Mr. Rink Iman Rink

Wood supply crisis prompts call for increased cuttings

Twenty thousand more wood cutters are needed to avert drastic reductions in supplies. Canadian manufacturers hope for quick action to prevent mills from running short next spring. Production, not rationing, is seen as the solution. Readiness of water and electric power helps, but logistics to move spruce and fir to mills remains the major hurdle.

New York Quebec

AERIAL Actions Hit Beaumont Le Roger Airfield

Late yesterday Marauder medium bombers of the U S Eighth air force attacked an enemy airfield at Beaumont Le Roger in Occupied France. Escorting Spitfires and the bombers knocked down nine enemy fighters. One bomber and eight Allied fighters were listed as missing. During Sunday British Intruders attacked enemy shipping airfields transport and communications.

U. S Eighth Air Force Beaumont le Roger France

Education leaders tour induction sites in Maryland

Continued from page one, invited to tour induction facilities at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Fort Meade, and the Regiment Armory in Baltimore. Major General Milton A. Becktoard, commanding officer of the Third Service Command, said the trip would give Maryland and Virginia educational leaders a first hand view of a soldier's induction and placement tomorrow and Wednesday.

Witt Regiment Armory Baltimore iFt Meade, Md Aberdeen (Md) Proving Grounds Milton A. Becktoard Third Service Command Ma Ainland Virginia

World War II roundup from Allied and Axis fronts

International reports describe Allied air and sea actions across Europe and the Pacific. Allied raids target Italy, Germany and Japan while Axis defenses evacuate Kharkov and retreat toward the Dnieper. Air battles over Salerno and Dusseldorf dominate, with 109 Axis planes downed in Italy and persistent German countermeasures along multiple fronts.

Ialy Salerno Deva Rai Napes Naly First Tine Taly Maly Brenner Pass Germany Leyer-kusen Cologne Duesseldorf Rhineland Pacific Kiska Tokyo Dewitt Mary Quebec Roosevelt Churchill China Sea Nipponese New Guinea Kharkov Moscow Ukraine Kiev Berlin Russa Stalingrad Gerinah Dnieper Bryansk Smoletyek Italy

Litvinoff withdrawal fuels speculation on Russian aims

Dispatches from London and sources in Washington discuss why Litvinoff left his post. Theories range from signaling disapproval of British American policy to pressing for an invasion of Western Europe, with other guesses about a different assignment or joining an Allied war conference as a senior observer.

London Russia Litvinoff Europe Sitvinoff

Soong Arrival Spells Aerial Push Against Japan

The belated arrival of Chinese Foreign Minister T. V. Soong in Quebec signals Allied plans to build up air squadrons in eastern China to strike Japan and disrupt China Sea supply routes. Roosevelt aides stress talks with Churchill will cover the war on Japan and sharpen bombardment of Japanese bases.

Wee T. V. Soong Quebec China China Sea Soong Washington Roosevelt Stephen Early Chie Churchill Britain Japan Germany India West Burma Netherlands Nox Suong

Christmas parcels for prisoners in Far East advance to Aug 27

The Provost Marshal General’s Office issues new deadlines for parcel labels and delivery to prisoners of war and civil internees in the Far East. Packets must be sent to New York by August 27 to ensure distribution and food parcels, with corrections handled by entering addresses rather than returning to the office. Any inquiries go to the State Department in Washington.

Far East Arstic General Office For Correction International Red Cross Washington

Mines Strike Draws Narrow Clarifications

Continued from page one, reports indicate that Work atuppage and Ickes suggested possible contracts with the United Mine Workers. Department officials declined immediate clarifications. Lewis indicated miners would strike only until October 31 if the government retains central mines, with mines returned under the Smith Connally Anti Strike Act.

Ickes Lewis United Mine Workers Department U. M Won Ji Smith-Connally

Kiska Reoccupation Opens Short Path to Tokyo

Allied drive in the Pacific tightens as Salamau in New Guinea pummels by siege guns and Kiska reoccupation speeds Allies toward Tokyo. Medicos push forward near front lines in Sicily to perform front line surgery under fire, saving many lives.

Kiska U. S Tokyo Associated Press Salamau New Guinea Douglas MacArthur United Nations John KL. DeWitt Western Defense Command Allied North Africa U. S. Seventh Army

Fuel ration measures and store price drop announced

The notice explains a price drop from 55 cents to 4 cents a dozen for this week. It details Fuel Oil Period 5 coupons of 1942 43 valid through Sept 30 and Period 1 coupons of 1943 44 valid through Jan 3. Large industrial users must open ration bank accounts and renewal forms for private homes using fuel oil for heat and hot water should be filed and returned to ration boards immediately.

Boots and Shoes Rationing Rules Relaxed by OPA

The Office of Price Administration loosened limits on rubber boots and footwear due to higher War Production Board supply. Employers may obtain rubber footwear for their workers, and consumers may qualify for ration certificates for below the knee boots. Farmers' rubber boots and shoes are released from rationing if dealers file stock inventories with the OPA.

OPA Chicago Soo Office of Price Administration War Production Board

Elks Open Convention in Williamsport Wartime Program

More than 700 Pennsylvania Elks opened a two day convention at Williamsport with election of officers and Lonergan of Portland Oregon named National Grand Exalted Ruler. Vice President Ralph Robinson of Wilkinsburg presides in President Shirk’s absence due to military service. Past State Presidents dinner featured Lonergan. a dance and floor show circulated for delegates as wartime entertainment.

Williamsport Pennsylvania Elks Frank J. Lonergan Portland Ore Ralph Robinson Wilkinsburg K. L. Shirk State Presidents Association Lonergan

Punxsutawney Pastor Accepts Altoona Post

Rev. Paul Mamsher, pastor of the English Lutheran Church in Punxsutawney, resigns to become minister of the Temple-Eight Evangelical Church in Altoona. He will start September 15, five years after arriving here. A Gettysburg Theological Seminary graduate, he is among the area’s youngest clergy.

Punxsutawney Paul Mamsher English Lutheran Church Temple-Eight Evangelical Altoona Hasher Gettysburg Theological Seminary

New York Newspaper Strike Returns to Normal

Delivery of the New York Times Herald Tribune and other papers resumed after a three day strike by 150 distribution workers. Officials said most crews were back with few exceptions as firms restored normal service.

New York

Porcupine Invasion Ends With Quick Shovel Swing

In a garden clash a great-grandmother Mrs. Joe Bohney defended her yard from a porcupine. A responding officer claimed illness while another officer forgot his gun. Bohney used a shovel to strike the animal and disposed of it in the river.

Salmon Joe Bohney Hubby Bohney

Moravian College awards 13 diplomas in third graduation

Bethlehem August 23 Thirteen diplomas were awarded at Moravian College and Theological Seminarys third graduation exercises of the year. The commencement address was delivered by Dr. Theodore Distler president of Franklin and Marshall College. A Service Star honoring 280 alumni in the armed forces included a Gold Star for Lieut John Mackey killed in action in the European theatre.

Bethlehem Moravian College and Theological Seminary Theodore Distler Franklin and Marshall College John Mackey

Stock Market Roundup of Industrial and Utility Shares

A dense list of stock names and prices from major industries fills the page, including Am Chem & Dye, Am Can, Anaconda, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, U S Steel, Boeing, and Chrysler. The compilation notes varied percentages and trade indicators, with many entries showing fractional gains or losses and corporate abbreviations across utilities, oils, and transportation firms.

al Chem & Dye Oe Rad & Sts Aim Smelt Am Tel & Tel Atch T& SF Balt & Ohio Bendix Aviat Beth Steel Ches & Ohio Chrysler Corp Colum G & E Cons Edison Curtiss Wright del Lack & West Douglas Aircraft Ye du Pont de General Elec General Foods General Motors Greyhound Corp Central Int Harvester Gb Nick Cay Tel & Tel Johns Manville Kennecott Cop Kresge Lehigh Port C Lehigh Val Coal Leh Val RR Libby McN & L Loews Ine Mentgom Ward Nat Biscuit Nat Dairy Prod Nat Distillers Nat Pow & Li Y Central RR North Amer Co Northern Pac Packard Motor Param Pictures Penney Jcet Penn RR Pullman Pure Oijt Youngst Sh & T Wseeee Bond & Share Btu Pennroad Corp

Penicillin Saves Life In Hospital Recovery Story

Mrs. Roger E. Francis nears recovery from a deadly bloodstream infection after treatment with the new Penicillin drug. Her physician said she had been desperately ill prior to administration at Hampstead Memorial Hospital several days ago.

New Castle Roger E. Francis Hamestown Memorial Hospital

Fighting Tenth elects new officers in Mount Pleasant

More than a hundred veterans of the Fighting Tenth Pennsylvania Infantry elected Samuel P Stevens, former Burgess of Mount Pleasant, as president for the coming year. Edward Biggeney of Mount Pleasant was named secretary and Bert Mason treasurer, with Mt. Pleasant also hosting the 1844 meeting of the organization in which Governor Edward Martin is a member.

Connellsville Tenth Pennsylvania Infantry Samuel P Stevens

Obituary notices from Indiana church funeral services and burial

Continued obituary items note arrangements for services at Streams Funeral Home for Sgt Lewis M Getty who died in an airplane crash at Poratella Air Base Idaho on Saturday August 14 with interment in Oakland Cemetery. Rev Dr Harry Burton Boyd of the First Presbyterian Church will officiate with a Legion ritual at the grave. Also recorded is infant Thomas Waven Furler son of Haven W and Kathryn A Furler who died August 21 with interment in Philipsburg Cemetery. survivor includes sister Joanne Elizabeth.

Sergt Lewis M. Getty Friends of the Indiana Flier Poratella Air Base Idaho Streams Funeral Home Harry Burton Boyd First Presbyterian Church Indiana Post No. 141 American Legion Oakland Cemetery Legion Post Thomas Waven Haven W Kathryn Thomas) Furler Indiana Memorial Hospital Philipsburg Joanne Elizabeth

Cramer Boys Navy Enlistees from Pittsburgh

Two of the eighteen men enlisting in the Navy at Pittsburgh Saturday are from Cramer. They are Marty Frazier Jr and Charles William Steele Jr. Treasury figures show Aug 10 receipts 80 327 110 24 expenditures 333 088 881 62 net balance 8 004 538 660 77 total debt 147 407 137 401 70 an increase of 59 010 876 04 over the previous day.

Navy Pittsburgh Cramer Marty Frazier, Jr Charles William Steele, Jr

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bond Rally Florsheim Moorhead Tinvasion Sayinue Ane England Mediterranean European Pyayda Soviet Union Svrovision Biddle Ration Guide Trajan St. Lawrence Saguenay Thomas O. Butler Lith Army Air Force Kinsaid Butler Salamauy Solomons Baanga Isle Munda New Georgia Island Kolom- Wangara Island New Georgia Punxs’y Pastor TO N. Y Fighting 10Th Rsong EU Psoe OY S.C Treasury The Inediana Evening Gazette Brodyy
Search Courier

Search the Indiana Evening Gazette Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Indiana Evening Gazette?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication