Arm Election Results List 19 Indiana County Committees
December 4 reports show farm election results across Pennsylvania with 411 communities choosing committeemen for the local AAA farm program. In Indiana County, 19 communities elected three committeemen each, with the full slate of names listed for Bruce Neal to Livermore, Smicksburg to Marion Center, and other communities in the County.
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Pennsylvania
AAA
Indiana County
Indiana
Bruce Neal
Smicksburg
Tracy T. Pollack
Rochester Mills
Jay Harbilton
Unxsutawney
R. J. Morrow
Pmne
R. Dy
O. T
Tion Center
John Avey
Marion Center
Sloan Lightcap
Marion
G. T. Learn
Commodore
C. C. McFeaters
Penn Run
E. H. Stephens
Penn ‘Run
J. M. Dirk
Iymer
C. H. McCall
S. W. Shearer
Clair L. Duncan
Community Kii
A. H. Wiggins
J. B. Blakley
H. A. Bennett
Homer City
Fred Brehm
Dill
Town
George A. Weiland
Barnes‘boro
R. K. Warner
New Florence
R. B. Stutzman
Cramer
W. F. Brendlinger
Blairs Will
F. M. Smith
Blairsville
W. P. McCrea
L. A. Altman
Trudy S. Beers
Livermore
W. B. McGiney
Roy M. Ewing
Bituminous Pricing Details Continue On Page One
A fragment notes continued discussion on bituminous material pricing. It mentions a 12 to 15 cent range intended to cover increased labor costs along with additional factors. The brief hints at a broader rate adjustment and departmental considerations without providing full context or subsequent actions.
77th Congress Heads Home After Momentous Session
Washington December 17 AP the 77th Congress adjourned after nearly two years of pivotal legislation. Many veterans and new faces depart for a three week rest, with January 6 to reconvene for the 78th Congress as a more diverse body with a larger non New Deal presence.
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Washington
77Th Congress
78Th Congress
George Nortis
Nebraska
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
House
Senate
Norris
Coal and fuel costs trigger policy shifts and export premium
Secretary Ickes pressed for raising the 35 hour work ceiling to sustain 1943 coal output near 600 million tons while miners and operators debate labor demand. OPA imposes a 25 cent per ton export premium to coal shipments abroad to stabilize supplies, as New England faces record cold and Boston considers school shelters if fuel runs out.
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Ickes
Office of Price Administration
Alaska
Nawaii
Canada
New Foundland
OPA
United States
Boston
New England
Maurice J. Tobin
Weather update notes light snow elsewhere after low 22
An overnight low of 22 preceded a new cold snap with scattered light snow failing to blanket regions. Earlier snowfalls kept highways treacherous as William Weaver a 16 year old high school student died yesterday when his sled struck a curb in Easton and at least six youths were involved in incidents.
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William Weaver
Easton
Emperor Hirohito’s Ise visit signals total war will
The article argues Hirohito traveled 230 miles to the Ama Terasu shrine to report army triumphs and seek divine aid, portraying Amaterasu as the source of a national faith that sustains Japan’s military leadership and obedience. It casts the emperor as a figurehead kept informed only of favorable news while the generals drive a relentless war.
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Mikado
Japan
Hirohito
Tokyo
Ise
Amaterasu
Imperial House
New York Delivers End Strike After War Labor Board Action
In New York Metropolitan area delivery workers end a three day strike after a War Labor Board order. Arbitration set for today to settle wage and job security disputes between the Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union and the Publishers Association. In Somerset a jury convicts Glenn Enos, 22, of second degree murder in the death of 13 week old Tommy Trent, with the baby’s death attributed to blunt force trauma.
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New York
The
Herald Tribune
Hts
Newspaper and
War Labor Board
Publishers Association of New York
WLB
Thestrike
Times
Daily News
Daily Mirror
Wall Street Journal
Journal For Commerce
Publishers Group
Sun
Post
World-Telegram
Journal-American
Brooklyn Citizen
Long Island Daily Star-Journal
Fred Co. Croxton
U. S. Conciliation Service
Arthur S. Meyer
State Mediation Board
Perkins
Somerset
Glenn Enos
Tommy Trent
Archibald M. Matthews
Wells Creek
Enos
Clyde
Gladys Trent
Matthews
Harold E. Musser
Chile
Japanese Home Front Crisis Signals War Readiness
The article argues a hidden crisis within Japan signals leadership strain and renewed national faith, with the Emperor's myth driving soldiers. It notes Allied advances in New Guinea and Guadalcanal, citing mass Japanese casualties and captives as Tokyo presses to hold distant posts in a brutal sustainment of a wider Greater East Asia plan.
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Japan
MacaArthur
New Guinea
Goha
Guadalcanal
Papuan
Greater East Asia Domain
Brown seen as flexible pick for price control role
Henderson pushes hard line on rationing rules while Brown's supporters expect a public minded approach. Senate opposition is possible from farm bloc for alleged misinterpretation of the stabilization act on price ceilings, but friends believe Brown will be confirmed by a substantial majority.
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Henderson
Brown
Michigan
Senate
Buses Replace Rail Line In Indiana County
Indiana County Civic Betterment Association led by Dr. Roy E. Hughes arranged a bus service after hearings on resuming Indiana Torrance train connections. Following a blocking order on new lines, cooperation among county groups and railroad figures created the new bus link connecting with the Pennsylvania Railroad main line.
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Indiana County Civic Betterment Association
Roy E. Hughes
Morris Stern
Gilbert §. Parnell
Indiana Council
County Commissioners
Chamber of Commerce
State Teachers College
Indiana County Grange
Service Clubs
Ministerial Association
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
Utilities Commission
Indiana
Torrance
Pennsylvania Railroad
Court House
Director of Transportation
Washington
Allied and Axis battles stretch across multiple fronts
Reports from Tunis to Bizerte describe bombardments and fires as Axis targets near La Goulette suffer damage. Soviet forces push back near Stalingrad and advance west of the Rzhev salient while German counterattacks fail to halt the Soviet offensive. In New Guinea, Allied forces tighten control of Buna area as US and Australian troops fight around Byan Vilage and bombard Japanese positions.
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la Goulette
Tunis
Bizerte
Red Army
Stalingrad
Rzhev
Moscow
Velikie Luki
Toropets
Velikie Luk
Kotelnikovski
Red Star
Australia
Buna
Hirohito
New Guinea
United States
Byna
Tamatore Horii
Richs Swan Song Hailed Visions Stifle Democracy
Washington dispatch notes Rep Robert F Rich Woolrich Pa republican bids farewell as the 7th Congress ends. Critics say his warning on a mounting national debt near 300 billion dollars and a growing bureaucratic state underscores danger to free institutions. Colleagues from both parties express regret and praise his economy speeches and legislative stance amid reapportionment shifts.
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Washington
Robert F. Rich
Woolrich
Jaaret
Rep
Arenda
Kleburg
D-Tex
Rich
McKean County
Sam
Elyle
Congress
Pennsylvania
Martin
Massachusetts
Arendsl
Reps
Sherharter
Dpa
Graham
R-Pa
O'Connor
D- Mont
Rankin
D-Miss
Axis retreat in Libya cut as British drive on Tunis
Allied communiques report Rommel’s forces split and hemmed in as Eighth Army closes from El Agheila toward Wadi Matratin. In Tunisia, Allies mass for a big push amid improving weather while air raids hit Tunis, La Goulette and Philippeville as Rommel's withdrawal slows but continues.
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London
Libya
Cairo
Britain
Eighth
Wadi Matratin
el Agheila
Rommel
el Aghella
Tripoli
Tunisia
Mediterranean
Morocco
Medjez-El-Bab
Tunis
Bizerte
Vichy
Zauta En Nafilla
Tum
Alllet
la Goulette
la Goulette Island
Algeria
Philippeville
Associated Press
William B. King
Kling
Medjez-Ul-Bab
King
Alles
Mussolini Reported Critically Ill in Italy
A London unofficial source says Italian premier Benito Mussolini is critically ill with stomach cancer in an advanced stage. The diagnosis allegedly came from Adolf Hitler’s specialists who traveled to Italy by order of the Fuehrer after long-standing rumors of Mussolini’s ailment. The informant notes the stomach trouble began about four years ago.
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London
Mussolini
Italy
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Teacher’s quip triggers the court’s greeting
In Los Angeles Dee 17- year-old Mrs Winifred Hunt told Municipal Judge H Leonard Kaufman she was a teacher with an A card and saved gas by parking in the first space. The judge pressed how she handles pupil rule breaking. She replied she makes them write the rule 100 times on the blackboard.
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Los Angeles
Dee
Winifred Hunt
H. Leonard Kaufman
Allerton and Indianoly Teams Move to Neutral Floor
After the first game of a basketball doubleheader, Indiana's coach protested the Allerton floor. The teams and several spectators rode five miles to Broadlids and played the second game on a neutral floor.
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Allerton
Indianoly
Indianas
Roosevelt welcomes North Africa as Allied supporters
President Roosevelt praised North Africans for backing liberal war aims and for allied unity against the Axis. He read Admiral Darlan’s call for maximum effort to defeat Germany and Italy, noting Darlan’s status remains unopined. Officials said Hall may comment later. Fighting French sources criticized the declaration as whitewash.
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Washington
North Africa
French North Africa
Darlan
Dwight Eisenhower
Algeria
Morocco
United Nations
Eisenhower
Joan Darlan
Algiers
Germany
Italy
State Department
Roosevelt
Hall
Landon
Bagle
Indiana Community Chest reports progress toward goal
John FE Davis announces the Indiana Community Chest has raised 16052 dollars with a target of 17500, noting only under two percent of pledges from the 1941 drive remain unpaid. Volunteers urge late subscriptions, with funds handled at the Indiana Building and Loan Association and Communications to Wallate Nordby.
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John. FE. Davis
Idiana Community Chest
Indiana
Indiana Community Chest
Indiana Building and Loan Association
Indiana Thestre
Wallate Nordby
Chest Executive Committee
Norby
Obituary of Mary Cass widow of Dr John T Cass in Fitzgerald Ga
Mary (Bene y) Cass widow of Dr John T Cass died at home in Fitzgerald Ga after living in West Lebanon and Fitzgerald. Born March 5 1880 in Waterloo N Y she married Dr Cass December 10 1881. Funeral at St Matthew's Episcopal Church Fitzgerald with Rev H Cobey Albany. burial Evergreen Cemetery. Survivors: daughter Mrs Elmer Watts two sons A E Cass Eugene B Cross four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The moon factor and El Morro Monument visitor counts noted in unrelated lines.
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Wuts
Mary (Beney) Cass
John T. Cass
West Lebanon
Fitzgerald
Cass
Waterloo
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
H. Cobey
Albany
Evergreen Cemetery
Elmer Watts
Fitgerald
A. E. Cass
Philadelphia
Eugene B. Cross
New River
N.C
Waller McGee
J. N. McPhilimy, Jr
Huntington Park
Calif
Wendall Cass
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