Don Juan and Spain Crown Question Stir Madrid
Mackenzie’s column notes public expectancy in Madrid over Don Juan’s potential return to the Spanish crown. Foreign remarks hint at a royal restoration, with talk of Don Juan and his wife from Seville to Portugal for a family visit amid widespread rumour and media silence in Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewite MacKenzie
Con
Don Juan
Alberto Martin Artajo
Portugal
Seville
Donian
Iit
Ohis Distaff Helpmeet
Madrid
Pytines
Paris
Spain
Hinfon
Ain
America
Britain
Indiana Area Veterans Return From Four States
Indiana area veterans released from active duty in Florida Kentucky Maryland and at Indiantown Gap are listed with ranks and hometowns across Adams Blair Blairsville Clymer Homer City and nearby towns. The soldiers include 1st Lt. Rachel H. Schiefer, Pvt. James Bowman, Pfc. Robert Young, and many others associated with camps at Atterbury Bainbridge Fort Knox and Camp Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Kentucky
Ndiana
Maryland
Indiantown Gap
Indiana
Drew ‘Wield
Tampa
Rachiel ‘H. Schiefer
2Nd St
Army Nurse Corps
Indiantown
Pic
Pele Nymick
Homer City
Tad Peter R. Sgro
Grant St. Diana
Roy B. Decker
Penn Run
Martin Venturine
Barnes
Barnesboro
R. D
Paul Nymick
R.D
Pfe
Calvin Ryen
Rossiter
Charles Zadrayec
Livermore
Willard W. Thomas
Holesop
C. Noel
4Th Ave
Patton
Flo
Owen G. Flanagan
Glen Campbell
Mike Oschip
Clymer
Robert E. Franklin
Salisbury
Bainbridge
Navy
Earle C. Cunningham
Fort Knox
Robert L. Young
Avonmare
Richard H. Gould
Saltsburg
Robert N. Young
Cloyd E. Michaels
Emeigh
Floyd A. Smith
Glen Campers
Edward W. Dodson
Robinson
Demos Plan 46 Campaign Gatherings Form Strategy
Democratic vice chairmen from eastern and central Pennsylvania met in Harrisburg with J Warren Mickle to map party organization for the 1946 gubernatorial bid. The group planned outlines to be carried to local leaders, with eight vice chairmen from four districts and warding party leaders in labor women and young Democrats in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
J. Warren Mickle
Mickle
Pitts
Gil County
Second Session Of Congress Opens In Washington
The 79th Congress begins its second session amid war era concerns and looming elections. President Truman’s plea for action, labor disruption debates, and plans for demobilization shape early priorities as Eisenhower and Nimitz outline postwar policy. Committees resume hearings on labor disputes with possible union controls and budget talks set to influence fiscal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
Truman
Armed Services
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chester W. Nimitz
Congressional Library
G. Is
Britain
FEPC
Pearl Probe Ends as Winds Message Sparks Debate
The Pearl Harbor inquiry struggles over a reported East Wind Rain signal that would warn of breaking relations with the United States. Testimony from Mitchell Ferguson and Seth Richardson, plus upcoming appearances by Kimmel and Short, shape the ongoing hearings on whether such an implementing broadcast ever occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Tokyo Radio
Senate House
Hus Far
Mitchell
Ferguson
Seth Richardson
Washington
Husband E. Kimmel
Walter C. Short
Lucas
Kimmel
Short
Dwight. D. Eisenhower
Buenos Aires Strikes Paralyze Commerce Amid Protests
Buenos Aires faced a 72 hour shut down led by business leaders over wage hikes and year end bonuses for workers. Banks, stock markets, and many factories closed while some transit and services remained functional. The government warned of possible extensions if negotiations with stevedores fail. Opponents accuse the decree of aiding Peron as the election nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Edelmire Farrell
Central Bank of the
Juan Peron
Moosic Church Funds Stolen During Sunday Service
Police report theft from Moosic Presbyterian Church treasurer during Sunday services. Thieves broke in overnight and stole $259.58 in collection money and $1,500 in jewelry from the church. Suspect details unclear. incident occurred at home of Miss Blodwin Evans, reported by Police Chief Everson Rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moosic Presbyterian Church
Everson Rolls
Blodwin Evans
Rolls
Moosic Junior High School
Both Violate Chinese War Truce Charge
In Chungking on January 14 1944 both Nationalist and Communist sides charged the other with truce violations after the cease fire deadline. The Nationalists blamed the Yenan Red forces for villages burning and attacks on Anyang, while officials cautioned the situation might be less serious than feared and noted possible reasons for continued activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Central Government
National Military Council
Yenan
Sunghai Railway
Kiangsu
Yellow Sea
Anyang
Peiping-Hankow
Henan
State Council
Mac Orders Tokyo Boss Resignation and Japan’s Postwar Plan
Tokyo January 14 AP Hirotada Hirose governor of Metropolitan Tokyo resigned under MacArthur purge orders targeting ultra nationalists. Kyodo reports he was an Imperial Rule Assistance Association director during the war. Shidehara cabinet outlines a five point program for postwar Japan including constitutional revision and democratization of civil service. Narahashi promises no party discrimination in upcoming elections while Premier Hidehara rests and faces criticism from Tokyo press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Hirotada Hirose
MacArthur
Hirose
Kyodo
Imperial Rule Assistance Association
Shidehara
Japan
Wataru Narahashi
House of Peers
Death by own action note never sent to Mrs Conti
In Nurnberg Dr Leonardo Conti Hitler’s health chief strangled himself in a jail cell. A farewell note stating he ended his life due to false interrogations was never delivered to his wife Mrs Conti. Colonel Andrus said records show no notification was sent. Conti died twenty days before Robert Ley also killed himself nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nernberg
Leonardo Conti
Hitler
Nuernberg Palace of Justice
D U. S. Army
Conti
Col
B.C. Andrus
Eleven enlist at local Indiana recruiting office
The Indiana recruiting office at 642 Philadelphia street announced eleven county men have enlisted in the regular army. Listed are Albert Rugh Chaner, R. D. 4 Salisbury. James Eliver Waddie, Hume. Samuel Shacrean, Josephine. Joseph Peter Lackie, Barnesboro. Paul Joseph McMullen, Barnesboro. Richard Joseph Lodica, Barnes. John Kaletta, Dixonville. Andrew Hirko, Blacklick. Jonas C. Claycomb, Blairsville. Richard Reynolds Blystone, Coral. John Quincy Adams Jr, BR, DB 1 Homer City. The week of January 20 was designated Guardians of Victory Week, urging rapid recruitment to replace departed soldiers so they may return to their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Philadelphia Street
Albert Rugh Chaner
R. D
Salisbury
James Eliver Waddie
Hume
Samuel Shacrean
Josephine
Joseph Peter Lackie
Barnesboro
Paul Joseph McMullen
Barnessboro
Richard Joseph Lodica
John Kaletta
Dixonville
Andrew Hirko
Blacklick
Jonas C. Claycomb
Blairsville
Richard Reynolds Blystone
Coral
John Quincy Adams, Jr
Homer City
Guardians of Victory
United States
Martin's Rest Station Plan Far Fetched
Harrisburg reports the Democratic State Committee branding Governor Martin's roadside rest proposal as far fetched. It claims no funding or staffing provisions exist and the rests would be limited to 2500 dollars per site as off the road picnic spots, while noting Pennsylvania budgets have surpassed one billion under the James and Martin administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Democratic State Committee
Martin
Pennsylvania
Democratic Committee
James
George H. Earle
Bobby Sock Aids In Identifying Headless Torso
Saratoga Springs officials identified a nude headless torso as Louise De Chants 20 missing from Saratoga Springs since last Wednesday. Assistant DA Carlton King said a yellow Bobby sock aided the identification linking the remains to the Leggett residence on Lake Lonely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Atty
Carlton King
Louise de Chants
King
Lake Lonely
Jana
Clarence Leggett
Rox
de Chants
Leggett
Steel wage talks resume after interrupted walkouts
U S Steel subsidiary American Bridge workers resume wage talks with Murray and Fairless at the White House after a days-long walkout in Buffalo and Massachusetts. President Truman urged a quick agreement as both sides inch toward a tentative deal with offers and counter offers near parity. Production crews return in several centers while some units operate near full capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bridge Company
U. S. Steel
Buffalo
Massachusetts
Bridge Company
Murray
Fairless
White House
Truman
Birmingham
Ala
Kansas City
Aluminum Ca. of America
New Kensington
Arnold
Lirmingham
Jones & Laughlin jSeech Corporane
Aira
Youngstuw
Carneseaitods
U.S
A& Camegie-ahinors Graer
Mk. &. Hough
Bethlehem Steel Company
Johnstown
Iron & Steel
Rattan
Oliv
Price Control Extension Advocated by White House and Senators
President Truman seeks a full year extension of price and rent controls to June 30, 1947 and likely inclusion in the upcoming state of the union address. Senators Overton and McClellan discuss possible modifications while Taft backs a plan to require OPA to justify controls to congressional committees for scarce items after midsummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Kelly
Washington
Congress
Trutan
Truman
Danuarg A
White House
Overton
D.-La
McClellan
D.-Ark
Taft
Ohio
OPA
Arrests after weekend highway mishaps in Indiana county
State Police at the Indiana sub station arrested two women for motor violations following weekend accidents on Indiana County highways. John Hallman of Auliman and John B. Jyones of Livermore were cited after collisions with other drivers. Each incident occurred at intersections and involved charges of failure to yield. Damages were listed at 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
John Hallman
Auliman
Floyd Wilson Blankenship
Iselin
Rustie Lodge
Salisbury
John B. Jyones
John R. Strong
Livermore
R. D
Mrs Nancy Belle Peterman Dies After Illness at Indiana Home
Obituary notices report Mrs Nancy Belle Peterman 59 of 512 Washington St Indiana died after extended illness at home. She was born May 23 1866 in Armstrong Two daughter of Isaiah Wilkinson and Mary Richie Wilkinson. Surviving include step daughter Mrs Frank Calhoun and brother Charles Wilkinson plus numerous grandchildren nieces and nephews. Funeral services planned at the Calhoun home with interment Union Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barah Vinton
Harry Vinton
Alexander McBlane
Lucer
Devonshire
England
United States
Indiana
Warren
Oakland Cemetery
John Earl Ambrose
John
Olive Alabran Walker
East Mahoning Township
Indiana Hospital
Dan
Robert
U. S. Army
Rosenheim
Germany
Martha
Marion Center Presbyterian Church
Marion Center
Marion Center High School
H. C. McDivitt Jr
Henry Lee Crawford
Carrie L. Johnston
A. Eliott Johnston
Armagh
Fairfield Ave
Johnstown
David W
Mattie (Mack) Brendlinger
Maurice B
H. Sr
David B
Fairmont
Maurice B., Jr
Japan
Bethany Presbyterian
West End
Norman E. Koehler
Grandview
Walter Borland
Cleveland
Rayne
William
Mary Elizabeth
Ray) Borland
Hill-Acme Foundry
Saegers
Beulah (Spence) Borland
James Harold
Marines
California
Harold Thompson
Army
Arkansas
Ralph Borland
Venango
Melvin Adams
Saegertown
Richard
Robert Borland
Robinson Funeral Home
Arthur J. Pfohl
Mary Caldwell
White Twp
Parkwood
Harriet (Calhoun) Cadwell
United Presbyterian Church
Lily
Carrie
Nan
Oscar Caldwell
Blairsville
W. R. Calhoun
Frank Lowman
Mary Pealer
Alma Cotlter
West Lebanon
Anna
McWherter
Samuel H. McWherter
Latrobe
R. D
First Presbyterian Church
Olive Stitt
Jesse McWherter
Samuel
Chicago
Evelyn Stouffer
Edna Mitchell
Mildred Thomas
Derry
Willis Clawson
Alma Himler
Gail Welsh
New Brighton
Harvey Kiser
John Fowler
Stuart Smith
Jessa Smith
Sherman Smith
Keeling, Ave
Derry Presbyterian Church
N. A. Wilson
W. A
Salem Cemetery
Nancy Belle
Wilkinson) Peterman
Washington, St
Armstrong Two
Isiah
Mary
Richie)Wilkinson
Peterman
James Peterman
Frank Craig
Shelocta
Calhoun
Union Cemetery
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Gog
Demos
Mr. Truman
Tom Clark
Secretary of the Treasury
Fred Vinson
Women's Club
Italy
Mac
Gazette
Paul Chukin
Grafton
Gerald L. K. Smith
America First
Weather Report Today
Anna Mary Robertson
Samuel S. Robertson
Harry B. ‘Boyd
Greenwood Cemetery
Joan Wilson Reed
White
Thomas
Hannah Robertson Reed
Anna Mary
Valentino Pissani
Hesh von
Indi Ana Hospital
Belts & Buckles
Moorhead
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