Aftermath fears rise as borders clash in a polarized world
The text warns that even with Germany defeated and Japan disarmed, civil wars and political upheaval could surge across Europe and Asia. Yugoslavia Greece and neighboring Balkan states show intensified factional strife as German influence wanes. Syria Lebanon and other regions risk upheaval as colonial powers face independence and unrest. In China the clash between Communists and Chiang Kai-shek looms amid a fragile truce against Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Europe
Orient
Asia
Yugoslavia
Balkans
Drug Tita
Draja Mihalloch
King ‘Peter
Aish
Greece
Elas
Buglria
Rumania
Hungary
Syria
Lebanon
France
Ehlaine
Reich
Munich
le Hitler
Gestapo
Berlin
Japan
Iang Kai-Shek
Generalisimg
Coal Strike Fears Over Miner Deferments Grow
Draft officials in the district flagged a blanket deferment question for miners stirring a dispute at Heisley Coal in Nanty-Gio where 150 workers quit over pay for moving underground conveyors. The Arcadia operation saw many miners resign after pay demands were unmet, fueling tensions over deferment classifications and labor terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heisley
Nanty- Gio
Cadia
Moulinie Found Guilty in Manslaughter Trial
Warrant Officer Carl Moulinie, 38, found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of fellow Warrant Officer John H. Worthington. Jury deliberated over two days, with sentencing possible from one to 30 years. Trial details include Worthington’s wife Elaine and Moulinie’s claim the pistol went off during a scuffle after threats. Sentence set for Dec. 18 if no appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
del. Dee
Carl Mouldite
John H. Worthington
Moulinie
Worthington
Elaine Brown Worthington
Rehoboth Bear Home
James M. Tunnell, Jr
Moutinie
Susan J. Gilboy
Washington, D. C
New Aircraft Production Surges in 1943 Output
U S officials report November to December 1943 marked rising warplane and warship production. About 85,800 1943 model planes expected by month end, with a target near 115,000 next year. November output reached 6,760 aircraft, roughly one every five minutes, as naval expansion and heavy bomber bets rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Itons
Naval Ceatt
Wer Productions Board
Iplane
Knox
Navy
Naval Committee
West Coasl
RAF drops heavy bombs as month ends in air war
Aerial forces released more than 2000 long tons of bombs per RAF statistics for the month. In the same period German aircraft dropped only one two hundredth of that amount, all on England’s southern half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAF
England
Teheran to Tehran Summit Signals Heavy War Plans
Washington reports foresee dramatic results from the Moscow Teheran meeting of Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin. Likely actions include an ultimatum to Germany, intensified air raids on Berlin, and a major second front. Allies debate invasion timing with Marshall slated to head Allied staff.
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Moscow
Quebec
U. S
State Hull
Anthony Eden
Cyacheslav Molotov
London
Washington
Capital
Hitler
Germany
Berlin
Mediterranean
Europe
Roosevelt
Stalin
Russia
Soviet Union
Churchill
Teheran
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wester Europe
United States
Feaders
France
Belgium
Negsons
George CC. Marshall
Middle East
Paxetee
RAF Bomber Losses and Red Army Push Near Borders
In severe winter conditions RAF heavy bombers suffered 4500 tons dropped with 24 bombers and one fighter missing. Meanwhile Soviet forces advance toward Polish and Romanian borders around Gomel and Kremen areas as the two pronged drive envelops Zhlobin, per the Friday communique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAF
Red Army
Gomel
Krementhug
Zhlobin
Australian Kennedy Leads Private Army On New Georgia
Lt Comdr Parker recalls Captain Kennedy who recruited a 10 man native force on New Georgia and used a mobile strategy to ambush Japanese patrols, reportedly killing 40 with a 20 foot sloop and earning a promotion, while his men received monthly pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Solomons
Parker
Kennedy
Segpoint
Smell Island
War bond ad program foes split in House hearing
Publishers push a 30 million dollar annual government war bond ad program to back sales. Beatrice Cobb Morganton NC and William Carter Syracuse NY represent rural press in the Ways and Means committee hearing. Debate centers on expanded advertising subsidies and impact on future bond sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means
North Carolia
Beatrice Cobb
Morganton
William Carter
New York State Press Association
Syracuse
Senate
Markets Puta Markets Puta s
Produce demand slow with steady apples 10 cars. Prices listed for New York MacIntosh and other varieties across Maine, New York, Idaho, and Pennsylvania. Potatoes 20 cars, mostly steady with specific Russet and Katahdin figures. Livestock steady. receipts: hogs 300, cattle 100, calves 50, sheep none.
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Pittsburgh
Dec
Bu Baskets
New York
Eastern
Erstes
Maine
New Fe McIntosh
U.S
Allied forces push through Italian front near Orsogna
After reaching San Vito, Allied troops including British New Zealand and Indian units seized Orsogna eight miles beyond the Syngro. Further advances north of Rocca and Lanciano captured key defense towns as the Fifth Army gained high ground and the Eighth Army seized Treglio. Near Monte Domingo, Fifth Army captured important positions and prisoners as Bari and Adriatic ports faced damage in the evening communique.
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Gomel
Sverjen
Dosk
Soltanovka
Starays Rudnyz
Zhilobin
Dnieper Beria
Kremenchug
Novo-Georgievsk
Cherkasy Salient
Iuly
Bernard L. Montgomery
Eighth
Ortogna
Caseli
Lanciano
Rome
San Vito
Adriatic
Pescara
Mark W. Clark
Casale
Dalmatian
Italy
Armda
Berlin
Leipzig
Yugoslav National Liberation Army
Gilna
Vetrinja
Croatia
Josip Broz
Tito
Mecedonia
Debar
Talian
Algiers
Fifth
Via Casilina
Calabritto
Mignano
Eighth Army
Lan»ciano
Trego Orsogna
Casoli
Sangro Ridge
Orsogna
Sangro
Fifth Army
Mein
Cassino
Camino
Maggiore
Tron
Sangro River
Syngro
Ineland
Lancieno
Getheg
Treglio
Rocca
Monte Domingo
Pany
Bari
Massillon Telegram Passenger Train Crash Kills Three
A Pennsylvania bound Liberty Limited collision near Massillon resulted in three deaths. Franklin L. Ralston and his wife and Miss Jean E. Fibert were identified among the dead. The wreck involved a second train striking from behind, with fog cited as a possible factor. Fireman R. L. Smith and others were injured, and both trains continued to Pittsburgh after decoupling.
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Massillon
Pennsylvania
Pandenger
Chicago
Pittburgh
Anas
At & Grads
Franklin L. Ralsters
Kitbuck
Jean BE. Fibet
Portege Lakes
H.C. Glover
Liberty
Ralston
John de Venny
Areman
H. A. Buehlman
Hast Sparta
Joe Metney
Falston
Glover
Pittsburgh
Obituary notices and services listed for several residents
Surviving husband Joseph and children are named for several obituaries with services scheduled at various churches and cemeteries. Names include Mary Tath Blairsville Gene and Frank in England, plus George Graf Mary Alda Dinsmore Stanley Weslosky Mary Elizabeth Kerr and Mary E Todd Dunlap with service details and interment sites noted. Also Pittsburgh case on will forgery involving Marcel us Lare Jr and estate distribution among family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Mary Tath
Blairsville
Gene
New Mexico
Frank
England
Dohd
Alabama
Robert
Simon and Jude
Mary Alda. Dinsmore
Juniper Street
Homer City
Ernest Miller
Union Cemetery
Irwin
Stanley Weslosky
Ernest
Assumption Roman Catholic Church
Father Emipu EB
Fayri
St. Bernard's ‘Cemetery
Mary Elizabeth Kerr
Ly Arcadia
Plummer Harvey
Thompson Cemetery
Mary E. (Todd) Dunlap
Columbia
Scott
Ann (Montgomery
Todd
Smithport
Georgia Todd
Earl Custer
Nannie Conover
Colorado Springs
Robert Todd
Columbia, Ky
Arthur Todd
Ashland
Raleigh
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Carl Moulinie
Conr
United Mine Workers
Ickes
Congress
John L.lewis
United Mire
Richmond Radiator Co
Uniontown
Reynolds Metals Co
U. S. Sanitary Manufacturing Co
Monaco
Arrott Family
Monaca
E. 4. Hibler
Richmond
Pioer Nation
Moorhead
Indiana Fruit & Produce
Tocel Bros, Prop
Indiana, Pa
Hever
Tlhney
WPB
Donald M. Neélder
Nelson
Tokyo
Tarawa
New Georgia
Sam Kalso
Alexandria
Co. X
Cookie
Tunisia
Tea Sality
STOEL
al Chem & Dye
Sitelt & Pai
Atch
T& SF
Ty Atl Refining
Balt & Ohio
Bendix Aviat
Beth ‘Steel
Boeing Airplane
Borden Co OY
Briggs
Buda Mtg
Param Pictures
Penney J C
Penn
Pullman
Pure Oklay Radio Corp of Ameba
Reading Co Repub Steel
Reynolds
Swift & Co Uy, Texas Co
United Aircrafft
Ay United Corp
United Gas
US Steel
Warner Bros
West Union Tel
West el & Mig
Woolworth
Youngst Sh & T
Curb— Am Gas & EL
Ark Nat Gas
Mi H
Bond & Share TM
Pennroad
Narry Marshall Millen
Bairdstown
Livermore
Ella Patricke
George W, Graff
Wale Atteol
Brady
Willy
Su Bernard’s
James Milholand
Cellus BR. Lare, Jr
Gertrude K. Lare
Mt. Lebanon
Lare
Hall
Katherine M. Shere
New Brighton
Carl B. Maratte
Beaver
Paul
Maratta
Beaver Falls
Cic
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