Madrid Palace Still Crown Jewel of Spain's Exiled Monarchy
AF World Traveler reports on whether Spain's monarchy could be restored. The Madrid Palace remains grand, with state rooms sparkling and private royal quarters stripped yet preserved. A 10 foot clock by the dais and a prayer piano once used by princesses hint at lingering royal life amid wartime damage and cautious public sentiment.
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AF World Traveler
Spain
Mack
Madrid
Napoleon Bonarté
Joseph
Iléries
Asi
Don Ne
Alaric
Arehy
Idus
Pela
Extension of Price Control Possible
Washington January 22 AP Congress showed inclination to extend price controls while keeping taxes high. Truman’s state of the union drew praise and criticism across parties as senators weighed price extensions, debt policy, and labor reform measures in a mixed political mood.
Indiana area soldiers honorably discharged at Indiantown Gap
Soldiers from Indiana area received honorable discharges at Indiantown Gap Separations Center. Names include Leroy W. Steffy, Steve Motsko, Edward Kostick, John A. Smith, Andrew J. Coleman, Edward L. Foster, Frank Sokol, Nick Derlia, Joseph Asper, Glenn Hammill, Rex Hurd, John Beercheck, John Peach, Iva Rickard, Murray Thompson, Larayne Jacobson, Paul Nealer, Joseph Sas, Raymond McNaughton, Earl Botsford, John Lefko, Francis Stapleek, John Deskevich and others. The piece also describes a steel-town Homestead strike with 9,000 Local 1937 members, picket lines, mutual aid, and unemployment pay setup.
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Indiana
Indiantown Gap
Leroy W. Steffy
Robinson
Steve Motsko
Ernest
Edward Kostick
McIntyre
John A. Smith
School
Nick M. Derlia
Juniper St
Homer City
Pfe
Joseph Asper
Market St
Blairsville
Glenn C. Hammill
4Th St
Rex E. Hurd
Rochester Mills
John Beercheck
Sagamore
John B. Peach
Lloyd St
Nanty Glo
Iva E. Rickard
Stafford
Murray C
Thompson
Clymer
R. D
Larayne C. Jacobson
Paul E. Nealer
Joseph Sas
Hellwood
Raymond D. McNaughton
Church St
Westover Field
Mass
Earl H. Botsford
Marion
Center
Camp Atlebury
John H. Lefko
Francis Stapleek
John Deskevich
Dr Smyth Discusses Camouflage at Indiana Rotary
Dr Thomas Smyth, a State Teachers College faculty member and wildlife lover, spoke to the Indiana Rotary Club last evening on the history of camouflage. He showed slides explaining natural camouflage and traced its wartime use from World War I when artists and government advisers popularized the idea, noting Germany’s early adoption and America’s later widespread use.
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Thomas Smyth
Indiana Rotary Club
Smyth
State Teachers College
State Farm Show Opens With Labor Clash Warnings
Harrisburg January 22 The 30th annual State Farm Show opened with P C Turner of Baltimore warning the fight between industry and organized labor could wreck the national economy The gathering hosts the Pennsylvania State Horticultural Association and 27 farm groups Governor Martin and Dean William S Myers of NY College of Agriculture were to speak tonight Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P Anderson would honor Dr George Washington Carver at a Department of Agriculture conference on crop goals for 1946 Postwar outlooks also noted by E A Meyer of the USDA Pennsylvania fruit production faces citrus competition while hog prices may drop in late 1946 per Dr Kenneth Hood of Penn State Extension
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Harrisburg
P. C. Turner
Baltimore
Food Producers Council
Pennsylvania State Horticultural Association
Martin
Dean William S. Myers
N. Y
E. A. Meyer
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Meyer
Kenneth Hood
Pennsylvania State College Extension
Congress Moves On Army Outline And Draft Extension
Congress signals movement on President Truman's military program as Ike says replacements are being trained rapidly. House and Senate panels plan to study universal training and a draft extension, with hearings resuming next month but expectations low for a four month ROTC driven plan.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Truman
May
D-Ky
House Military Committee
Army
Navy
Elbert D. Thomas D. Utahi
Senate
Eoam
Casanova Revealed As Cleanliness Expert Says Tipsman
Los Angeles dispatch quotes Howard S. Grove a cosmetics chemist and perfume historian who states Casanova was not a great lover but simply clean and well perfumed. He notes Casanova bathed and scented himself, making him attractive to women.
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Los Angeles
Casanova
Fellows
Howard S. Grove
Ilean
Ford May Break Strike With New Wage Offer
Detroit AP report says Ford Motor Co will offer the United Auto Workers a wage raise soon to settle the protracted dispute. Expectation centers on 18 1 2 cents per hour, aligning with Truman’s recommendations. GM previously faced a midnight union deadline, and the broader strike of 175,000 workers continues as UAW negotiations resume. Chrysler resumes talks after weeks idle amid ongoing glass shortages.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Ford Motor Company
United Auto Workers
CIO
Truman
Ford
UAW
Ford Grid
Uaw-Cio
Octor
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Short says War Department used him to cover up mistakes
A former official testifies that the War Department shunted blame onto him for Pearl Harbor failures. He claims late arrival of warning, misjudged saboteur threat, and that sending decoded intelligence to field commands helped the enemy. He urges honest accounting and faster delivery of critical alerts.
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Short
Dept
Vet Hospitals Additions Authorized to Finish in 1947
The Veterans Administration expects 70 new hospitals and additions to be completed in 1947. Estimated finish dates across projects include Wilmington Delaware July 25 Newark New Jersey Oct 10 Albany New York Oct 10 Bath New York Dec 20 Buffalo New York Oct 10 Brooklyn New York Sept 15 Peekskill New York May 1 Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania Sept 10 Pittsburgh December 10 Lebanon Pennsylvania July 20 Greenville Pennsylvania June 10 Clarksburg West Virginia Sept 1.
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Veterans’ Administration
Wilmington
Del
Newark
N. J
Albany
N. Y
Bath
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Peekskill
N.Y
Wilkes Barre
Pittsburgh
Lebanon
Greenville
Clarksburg
W. Va
Lions Hear Youth Leader at Meeting
Rev W Hamilton Aulenbach of Germantown was the scheduled speaker at a meeting of the Lions Club of Indiana which inducted two new members Don Offut of the Coca Cola Co and Fred Mack of the McCreary Tire and Rubber Co Reports praised his talk he is rector of Christ Church and St Michael's Episcopal Church Germantown He will speak at United Presbyterian Church Wednesday and at Indiana High School Thursday morning
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W. Hamilton Aulenbach
Germantown
Liens Club
Indiana
Donald Offut
Coco Cola Co
Fred Mack
McCreary Tire and Rubber Co
Ausenbach
Lions
Christ Church
St.Michael's Episcopal Church
Aufenbach
United Presbyterian Church
Indiana High School
Wagner May Be Candidate For Governor
Auditor General G Harold Wagner said he will not seek the U S Senate but left open the possibility of running for governor The statement came amid requests about his filing for Senate petitions at the State Elections Bureau and noted that blanks could apply to U S Senator governor lieutenant governor or Secretary of Internal Affairs Wagner declined comment on backing Sen Joseph P Guffey in the primary and said the decision rests with state leaders and voters in all 67 counties
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James Marlow
Pittsburgh
CSO
CIO
Phillip Murray
Murray
CIG
Federg
Irector
Ifice
Seelworkers
Homestead
Fitteburgh
Harrisburg
Harold Wagner
U. S. Senate
Wagner
U. S
Joseph P. Guffey
Guffey
Senate
State Elections Bureau
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Steel production shutdowns loom as strike widens
Washington reports a nationwide steel stoppage as the Civilian Production Administration prepares orders to suspend civilian and military priority for steel. OPA chief John D. predicts many plants will close or curtail output within a fortnight while warehouses shift to emergency and utility use only. Factories may hold limited stock while auto, appliance and other industries face dwindling supplies and potential immediate shutdowns to reserve steel for an anticipated end of the strike.
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Washington
Tywo
Civilian Produce Iron Administration
Ciq-United: 1
OPA
John D. Small
Registration At ISTC Tomorrow
Tomorrow registration for all new students at ISTC will be held Wednesday January 23. Advisors from departments will assist veterans in choosing programs. About ninety percent of first time enrollees are veterans, many returning from Indiana State Teachers College. Veterans will participate in social activities and may bolster the basketball team. Veterans should contact Dr Ralph E Heiges or Ray Schnell for guidance.
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Indiana State Teachers College
Ralph E. Heiges
Ray Schnell
Goosebone forecast hints at mild winter and early spring
Prognosticator L. S. Sargent at Junction City says he was delayed in gathering goose bones from Christmas dinners. He predicts continued mild weather for the rest of winter followed by an early spring, noting he learned the method from Indians. Gazette Classified Ads bring results quickly.
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Junction City
Kas
I-L. S
Sargent
Monarchists Defy Greek Government Amid Hostage Standoff
In Greece, monarchists barricade with 150 hostages in a mountain village 100 miles from Athens defying a surrender deadline amid clashes. Government says 14 hostages killed and reinforcements moved toward Kalama as martial law and naval fire calm the port.
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Chakales
Athens
Kalami
Kalamata
Peloponnesus
KKE
Greece
Kalama
Crete
Inflation Threat and Price Controls Urged by Snyder
Reconversion Director John W Snyder warned that inflation must be met with price controls and rising civilian production. He reported production is $20 billion higher than four months ago and urged extending the price control act beyond June 30 to keep up with demand. He said unemployment may peak early spring around 3 million, below prior forecasts, and emphasized expanding output to flood the market with goods and reduce inflation.
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Washington
John W. Snyder
Pearl Harbor
Snyder
Congress
Snyders
Mistake Costs Brother's Life in Fatal Garage Fire
In Fair Chance Pennsylvania on January 21 a fire killed 12-year-old Daniel Smiley after a bucket of gasoline tossed by his brother 10 year old Jackie to douse flames exploded. Deputy Coroner R L Sharp said the gasoline covered Daniel as his brother tried to help, and the blaze spread to the garage office where the boys were playing and damaged a second floor apartment.
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Fair Chance
Daniel Smiley
R. L. Sharp
Daniel
Jackie
Sharp
Smiley
Tree Men Hear Murray Stewart on Pennsylvania Yule trees
Harrisburg January 22 AP President M C Stewart of Homer City urged the Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Growers Association to produce quality trees at reasonable prices. He said dealers struggle to sell trees shipped from the North and West when Pennsylvania pines spruces and firs are available and noted the Keystone State leads in nursery grown Yule trees.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
M. C. Stewart
Homer City
R. D
Stewart
Keystone State
Hens Lay Again At Hiroshima
A Hiroshima Asahi dispatch reports hens near the blast center have begun laying again after the atomic bombing. Two other birds three kilometers away are regaining color and expected to resume laying. The note adds that paper shortages are critical and likely to worsen. Subscribe to Indiana Evening Gazette.
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Tokyo
Hiroshima
Asahi
Kyushu
The
Indiana Evening Gazette
Judge Fred Vail Speaks On Delinquency At Kiwanis
The Underprivileged Child Committee of Kiwanis hosted Judge Fred Vail of Columbus Juvenile Court for a Monday meeting. He argued that the term Juvenile Delinquency mislabels the issue, preferring to call it Adult Delinquency, blaming adults for most faults.
Vets Cannot Use Army Hospitals
General Omar N Bradley told the House Appropriations Committee that most wartime Army hospitals are unsuitable for Veterans Administration use. He said only 10 Army hospitals may be usable for veterans while 35 cannot, due to temporary frame construction or unsuitable locations. Valley Forge and Phoenixville were cited as favorable sites. others cited include England, Atlantic City, Brentwood, Fletcher, Halloran, Rhoads, Yuica.
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Army
Veterans Administration
Omar N. Bradley
House
Subcommittee
Independent Offices
Veterans’ Administration
Valley Forge
Phoenixville
England
Atlantic City
Beareny Mason
Brentwood
N. Y
Fletcher
Cambridge
Ohio
Halloran
Willowbrook
Rhoads
Yuica
Greek Crisis Reaches UN Over British Greece Troop Role
Premier Sophoulis said British forces are in Greece with full Greek consent and in cooperation to maintain order. Russia urged UN Security Council to discuss Greece, arguing foreign troops interfere with internal affairs and risk peace and security.
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Russia
Security Council
Heounei
Soviet Union
UNO
Gladwyn Jebb
Assembly
Greece
Indonesia
Teter
Athens
Themistokles Sophoulis
United Nations Organization
Sophoulis
Associated Press
Four Billion Budget Items for Veterans and Agencies
A government funding outline lists allocations across federal offices and commissions including the President's salary, White House expenses, the budget bureau, and agencies such as FCC, Federal Power, FTC, Public Building Administration, Public Roads, GAO, ICC, Aeronautics, and SEC. A waterproof plastic clothes line invention is also noted.
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White House
Budget Bureau
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Power Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Public Building Administration
Public Roads Administration
General Accounting Office
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Securities and Exchange Commission
Obituary notices from Punxsutawney district deaths
MRS. HANNAH BELL of Punxsutawney died Saturday after noon at her daughter Edna Schmidt's home in Kobuta after a two year illness. She was 78, widow of Thomas Bell who died in 1940, survived by ten children and a brother. Services were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock with Greenwood Cemetery interment. Also noted are the deaths of MRS. ANNIE HAMILTON JAMES of Glen Campbell aged 70 years 10 months and 23 days, and GERALDINE E. WATSON wife of Hobart Watson who died January 21 after a brief illness. James's funeral is set for Glen Campbell Baptist Church with Rev. Norton officiating. burial in Burnside cemetery follows a wake at the Thayer home.
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Hannah Bell
Punxsutawney
Edna Schmidt
Kobuta
Bell
Thomas Bell
Wales
Thomas and
Mary (Morgan) Wallace
Edward R
San Diego
Cal
Edward Schmidt
Kobuta Leroy
Sidney
John
Fred
Rossiter
Floyd
Pittsburgh
Marion Lightner
Cleveland, O
Wood ‘Row
Creekslide
H. C. Wallace
Mercer
Greenwood Cemetery
Annie Hamilton James
Glen Capbell
Youngstown
Ohio
Francis
James
Annie Bond
Grace Thayer
Wilbert
Glen Campbell
John Thayer
Glen Campbell Baptist Church
Lester H. Norton
Geraldine E. Watson
Hobart Watson
H. C. Yingling
Cherry
E. F. Pearce
Burnside Cemetery
Protests In Korea Laid to U S By Tass
Moscow dispatch accuses the U S military command in South Korea of fueling reactionary protests against the Moscow Conference of Foreign Ministers. Tass also attacks the anti Soviet propaganda by the so called counterfeit government of Kim Koo and Sin Man Ri and says their actions inflame civil war and hostility toward the Soviet Union.
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Eddie Gilmore
Moscow
Soviet New Agency
Tass
United States
Korea
Heija
Russia
Great Britain
Moscow Conference of
Kim Koo
Sin Man
Moscow Conference of Foreign Ministers
Ond
Soviet Union
To Investigate Military Courts
Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously supports an inquiry into army and navy court martial systems and wartime martial law in Hawaii. An appropriation of 25000 awaits approval by a Lucas headed panel before the inquiry proceeds. McCarran notes prior complaints of injustices and possible constitutional rights violations in Hawaii during wartime law.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hawaii
McCarran
D-New
Judiciary Committee
Lucas
D-Ii
Senate
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