Armageddon and Nazi religion war clash analysis
War analyst Dewitt Mackenzie argues the Nazi regime weaponizes religion to destroy faith and recruit youth. He warns Armageddon-style conflict defines the final struggle, citing Hitler’s purge of churches, pagan reshaping of morals, and mass killings as proof of an antichrist threat.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Nazi Officiel
Pién
Armas ‘Géddon
Kansas
Gust
Teddy ‘Roosevelt
Hitler
Vitler
Negro Farm Hand Unearths Ten Gold Bricks in Alabama
In Eufaula on January 23 a Black farmhand plowed up ten gold bricks worth $7,500 from a stone vault on land owned by A. S. Jones. Each ingot bears 1709 on one face and an Indian head with bow and arrow opposite. Officials say the treasure must be turned in before claims can be decided. treasure trove law may favor the finder. An unrelated note cites Army tests on rain goats treated with synthetic rubber compounds versus plastics.
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Eufaula
Ala
Bunkey
A. S. Jones
Phenix
Brownell Tightens Grip on Republican Party Leadership
In Indianapolis on January 23 Herbert Brownell Jr. secured near total authority over the GOP's personnel, program, and policy for the coming years after a one day midwinter national committee session. Despite grumbling from some Dewey supporters, the party backed his plan for a year-round organization modeled after the CIO PAC, aiming for tighter control ahead of future elections.
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Indianapolis
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Republican Party
Brownell
Thomas K. Dewey
New York
Dewey
CIO. Politica Action Committee
Superforts Over Honshu Early Today
United States B-29s bombed the center of industrial Japan with two hours over target from 2 P M to 4 P M. Reports say “fierce interception” by Japanese fighters caused slight ground damage. no confirmed claims of enemy planes shot down. Formosa and Okinawa actions followed, with Carrier raid forces and Lightning fighters involved in the broader day’s air operations. General MacArthur reported daily Formosa strikes by patrolling bombers, not fighter raids.
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U. S
20Th Air Force
Washington
Japan
Forday
Formosa
Okinawa
Ryukyu
Comei
Europe
Federal Communications Commission
Taiwan
Domei
Lingayen
Luzon Island
Philippines
Philipiines
Douglas MacArthur
Widow and daughters awarded 10000 in death of railroad worker
In Philadelphia a U S District Court jury awarded the widow and two daughters of John L Warrick 10000 for his death from burns when a kerosene stove in a railroad repair car exploded at Thorndale near Coatesville on Feb 21 1942. Warrick an employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and a fellow worker had poured gasoline into the stove believing it was kerosene.
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Philadelphia
Jan
John L. Warrick
U. S. District Court
Burns
Warrick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thorndale
Coatesville
PAC to Carry Independent Campaign in 1946 elections
Washington January 23 AP The Democratic National Committee and the CIO Political Action Committee plan independent campaigns in the 1946 Congressional elections. Chairman Robert E. Hannegan outlined year round education and fund raising, denying prior talks with PAC for 1946 or 1945. He will remain national chairman at 20000 a year and indicated a 400000 dollar party treasury balance.
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Washington
Janu
Democratic National Committee
CIO Political Action Committee
Democratic National
Robert E. Hannegan
Hannegan
Democratic ‘National Executive Committee
Hennegan
PAC
Thousand Dollar Club
National Committee
Army Suppressed News Hampers Eisenhower
Report outlines wartime press censorship within U S Army commands. First Army withheld and delayed stories about Nazi influence on a girl and Allied mistakes. Ninth Army censors stopped dispatches to prevent discouraging future arrests, illustrating friction between field censorship and higher headquarters.
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First Army
Tor
Ninth Army
Supreme Headquarters
Army
Alsthough
Associated Press
Kenneth L. Dixon
Raf
Ninth Army Field
London
British
Air Ministry
Eisenhower
Dump Truckers Must Secure P A C Permits Judge Affirms Decision
Indiana County during the war witnessed a surge in coal strip mining and dump truck use to haul coal to railheads. The Public Utility Law requires a Certificate of Public Convenience or Contract Carrier Permit from the State Public Utilities Commission. In 34 county cases, eight truckers were convicted in July before Justice Walter H Jackson, fined at least $25 each plus costs. Appeals upheld the judgments. the court affirmed the penalties and costs, rejecting exemptions for coal transport by dump trucks.
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Indiana County
State Public Utilities Commission
Public Utilities Commission
H. Wallace
Thomas
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Walter H. Jackson
Courtey
Creps
Couple Found Shot Dead in Clinton Home
In Clinton, Pennsylvania, Lois Thompson, 25, and her husband Edward, 26, were found shot to death at their Alpine County home. Police say Thompson likely shot his wife as she fled, then killed himself. The couple's five year old, Kay, was with a friend at the time. Edward Thompson had worked at two local places.
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Clinton
Jen
Lois Thompson
Edward
Allegheny County
Charles Buck
Thompson
Kay
Robert’Cool
Cigarette Hunt Ends With Town Cashed In Smoke
Lancaster on June 23 1944 police nabbed a man with thirteen packs of cigarettes after he asked passersby to buy them for him. He was escorted from town. Cub type Army liaison planes equipped with bazookas knocked out German tanks.
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Lancaster
First Convoy on Ledo Road Opens to Traffic
In Myitkyina Burma January 23 the first convoy of trucks to China in two and a half years prepared to depart for Kunming via the Ledo road. Lt Gen Daniel J Sultan announced the road had been cleared of Japanese troops and was ready for convoys after Wanting fell, removing the last obstacle to military passage. The convoy had reached Myitkyina last week after traversing 262 miles from the road’s western terminus at Ledo.
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Kunming
Myithkina
Lat
Ledo
Third Army advances in cautious Ardennes push across border
Allied forces press a wide advance from the Ardennes breakthrough into Luxembourg and Belgium. Patton's Third Army moves past Vianden toward the German border while the U S Seventh Army drives toward Strasbourg area. Reports cite heavy weather aiding advances as Luftwaffe losses mount and German retreats widen.
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Ardennes
7Th Army
Alsace
Mader
Maginot Line
Niederbroon
Reichshoffen
Woerth
Froschweiler
Alexander M. Patch
First Army
Strasbourg
Gambsheim
Kilstett
Eiche
Mulhouse
George S. Patton
Luxembourg
Belgium
Walsford
Eschweiler
Fouhrren
Vianden
Fouhren
1Th Airborne
Limerde
Houffalize
Wiltz
Karl von Rundstedt
U. S
Tha
Aachen
Dusseldorf
Rhine
iThe
Haguenau
Haguenau Forest
Runtzenheim
Soufflenheim
Spearheads Reach the Oder as Red Armies Advance
Moscow dispatches report Rokossovsky and Cherniakhovsky driving from Silesia and East Prussia toward the Oder and Konigsberg, with Zhukov’s forces pressing toward Berlin. Russian offensives cut German rail routes, encircle Oppeln, and threaten Breslau, with Konev’s First Ukrainian Army closing on Breslau and Oder positions while heavy casualties mount.
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Silesia
Oels
Namsilau
Breslau
Oder
Konstantin Rokossavky
East Prussia
Elbing
Danzig
Ivan Cherniakhovsky
Konigsberg
Cherniakhovsky
Releh
Moscow
Koney
Oppeln
Upper Silesia
Germany
Rakossovsky
Deutsch Eylau
Oder River
Konstantin K. Rokossov
Reich
The
Konev
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Obituary notes from Hooverhurst and surrounding towns
Obituaries detail Mrs Mary Misenčik of Hooverhurst with six children and nine grandchildren, funeral Mass at Glen Campbell Saint Michaels, burial in Hedachness Cemetery. Additional notices: ARTHUR ERB death in Punxsutawney Hospital. RALPH CLAYTON ALLEN death in Indiana with service at Staistown M E Church and burial near Ligonier. ALEXANDER JARVIE of Clymer death with services in Clymer. MICHAEL PAVOLKO of Homer City death with service at St Louis Church and burial at St Bernard's Indiana. multiple survivors named and arrangements listed. Cobalt usage note in tool alloys for war production.
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Mary Misencik
Ue Misencilk
Hooverhurst
Montgomery Township
Steph ‘En
Anna Aczwitla Hricz
Slovakia
Catherine Watral
Cleveland
Joh Misencik
Veronica Misencike
Ambridge
Steve Misencik
Anna Soltis
McGees Mills
Mary Misenck
John
Glen Campbell St. Mi‘chiels
S. F. Annuszkiewicz
Hedaichness
Glen Camp
Ralph Clayton Allen
Margaret Irwin Allen
Phila. St. Indiana
Staiistown M. E
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Ligonier
Michael Fpavolko
Gteenvilla Street
Homer City
Mm Austria
Michael
Sophia Pavallxo
St. Louis
Elizabeth
Jay~ko) Payolka
Joseph
Meade
May John
Mike
Mickey Nymick
Ernest
Andrew Kiral
Margaret
Father M. Rosenthal
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Indiana
Mrs Mary Smith Funeral Services in Black Lick
Mrs Mary Mary Hildebrand Smith 58 of Black Lick dies Sunday night Funeral services at 2 30 p m tomorrow at Smith residence Black Lick Interment Blairsville Cemetery Ferguson Funeral Home in charge Friends may call at residence
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Mary (Hildebrand) Smith
Mary Smith
Black Lick
Smith
Blairsville
Ferguson
Yanks Near Clark Field 54 Miles From Manila
A wartime dispatch reports U S forces approaching Clark Field 54 miles from Manila and reveals Lt Col Henry Mucel and Rangers landed at night on Santiago Island prior to the invasion. about 6,000 Japanese forces fled Luzon west coast toward Bataan. Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor notes heavy losses to Japanese air power in a major strike with 140 planes damaged and 100 more harmed.
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Henry Mucel
Santiago Island
Lingayen Gulf
Luzon
Bataan
Infanteon
Dasol Bay
Moone's Emerald Oil for Quick Relief from Aches
A vintage advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil to ease muscular pain in shoulders arms back or legs. It claims nightly home use with hot towel steps then oil rub to provide swift relief, promising dramatic results after a few days and availability at drug stores and distributors.
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Moone
Widmann & Teab, Inc
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Johannes Schmidt
Adolf Hitler
Moorehead
Pasi Chai
Pete Allene
Amana
Soar
Yank
Sgt
Clarence Mageriea
Carlisle
Honshu
Paga T
Independent Campaign
Gage
P.A. C
Jornopolis
Ledo Road
Third Army
Henry Ford
Minerva
Washington Irving
Berigmenil
the Oder
Arthur Erb
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Indiana Evening ‘Gazette
Alexander Jarvie
Clymer
Minnie McDowell
Robinson Funeral Home
Wm. H. Mooney
Greenwood Cemetery
John Harvard
Harvard College
Mrs. M.©. Smith
Clark Field
Manila
Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Moasa
Charles W. Mimitz
Key Island
William F. Halsey
Indo-China
China Coast
Halsey
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