Argentina Breaks With Germany and Japan In War Favor
The article notes Argentina severing relations with Germany and Japan as a positive step for the United Nations and the anti Axis front in the Western Hemisphere. It stresses Latin American unity against Axis subversion, outlines Nazi aims in the region, and warns that protracted conflict and Axis influence threaten Allied war efforts. It cites Bolivian politics and U S Britain solidarity, and argues Nazism weakens democracy worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Argentina
Germany
Japan
United Nations
Western Hemisphere
Nirth
South America
tHitler
Mussi
Oaemny
Hiller
Alps
Russia
Britain
America
der Fuehrer
Axis
Ciana
Mussolini
Mermann Goering
Hitler
Bollyiag
Actos
United States
Unite States
Labor Board Continued Case Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss whether an employer can compel union membership or collect dues as a condition of employment. The text suggests such practices would violate the law, highlighting tensions between management actions and workers’ rights in a labor board context.
Military veterans enter political lists in 1940s race
Washington reports a growing trend of servicemen entering politics as elections approach. Veterans from Pearl Harbor and other theaters are competing for House vacancies and Senate nominations. Names include Lt. George Andrews in Alabama, Maj. Carlo Wuertelo in Colorado, Dean Gillespie in Colorado, and James Tucker in Indiana, with discussions of Riley in Oklahoma and Payne in Texas. Calls for MacArthur or Marshall loom in party leadership chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
Rayal
George F. Andrewws
Pearl Harbor
Andrews Jedon
Henry B. Stoagalh
Alabama
Hubert Farcer
Dothan
Ala
Colorado
Maj
Carlo Wuertelo
Midway
Lawrence Lewis
Dean M. Gillespie
New Deal
Muericle
Indiana
James M. Tucker
Senate
Oklahoma
Fieldber Riley
State Supreme Court
Elmer Thomas
Marielle McGregor Payne
Joan Payne
Air Hero
Texas
Austin
Providential
Cause
Camnm Vander Harold TE Stassen
Minnesota Overnor
Nebraska
Ball
R-Minn
Stassen
Vandenberg
Douglass MacArthur
George C. Marshall
Dwight Eisenhower
Rent Ceiling Violations In Bethlehem And Reading
The Office of Price Administration filed suits in U S District Court accusing Harry Cawley owner of the American Hotel Bethlehem and five employees of rent ceiling violations. A second suit targets Van Smothers boarding house Reading and manager Miss Lee Banks for overcharging guests with 25 to 50 cent excesses. Ninety four overcharges cited and Cawley alleged to have falsely registered rents in March 1942. Both suits seek injunctions to bar further violations.
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Philadelphia
Office of Price Administration
U.S
Harry & Cawley
American
Bethlehem
OPA
van Smothers
South Seventh Stream
Reading
Miss Lee Banks
Cawley
Oscar Peyre
Fred Henry
James Thornton
Floyd Mohn
Edgar. Sweet
New Defense Drills Order In Pennsylvania
The State Defense Council will inaugurate monthly control center exercises and local drills to maintain arm rail protection readiness in Pennsylvania. Approved by County Defense Chairman, the plan partially substitutes for reduced public blackout drills and monthly state mobilization of defense personnel. Local drills will occur on a different night in the second week each month, with local leaders calling the drills as needed. Dr Ralph Cooper Hutchison warned there is little evidence public opinion supports a quick war end and urged continued civilian preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Defense Council
Pennsylvania
Arm
County Defense
Defense
Ralph Cooper Hutchison
S Jong Wat
War Board and Labor Disputes Stir Controversy
A critical report questions the National War Labor Board for overreaching into interstate commerce and labor union maintenance. It condemns compulsory arbitration and cites strikes, urging Congress to define the board's authority with clear policies. The piece also covers Pacific warfare updates and Argentina breaking relations with the Axis.
Western Front Battles Edge Toward Shimsk Supply Base
European forces moved toward the Shimsk area as heavy fighting raged west of Novgorod and in Western Ukraine. Allied reports say the Red Army stalled for weeks while Britain warned against territorial changes involving Poland. Russian and German actions in the Baltic and Poland drew diplomatic tension. Meanwhile Yaroslav Partisans attacked Pavla and Boscia, suffering 400 casualties, as Italian and German fronts saw air and ground activity with Allied bombers and patrols intensifying along roads, bridges, and coastal fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NewdZealand
Lakunat
Rabaul
Marshall
Bissmarck Archipelago
Admiralty Islands
Arawe
New Britain
Torokina
Bougaiville
Prat
Cape Glouces
Saidor
New Caines
Madan
Novgorod
Shimsk
Ukraine
Red Army
Anthony Moleu
Britain
Poland
Russia
Germany
Rate Forest
New Spavensk
Hitler
Tare Hanes
Yaroslav Partisans
Pavha
Mrkanhesray
Hear
Jajce Foy
Dias Aa Ted
Gerthere Piittieeesa Dikely
Phu Syne HP
Ces
Westere
Italy
Rome
Garighune
Mediterranean
Streus
Ceravel
Castletorte
Ammricats
Tyre
Argentina and Bolivia tensions shift in wartime pages
Dispatches describe espionage charges against a passenger in Spain, and alleged plots linked to Axis interests in Buenos Aires. Reports note Bolivian political changes led by Mal Guilberto Villarruel, with U S and British authorities involved in countering subversive activity across the region.
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Spain
Argentina
Montevitien Dispatches
Ting
Buenos Aires
United States
Britain
Mal Guilberto Villarruel
iMan
Sara Arsen
Alberto Gilbert
Foreigs
Rios Gallardo
Safety percentages and top mine safety records from 1943
In 1943 the mine logged 72 lost time accidents across 1,459,266 man hours. Rochester & Pittsburgh’s Lavernenne recorded 80 lost time accidents in 1,267,210 hours. New York Central’s Clymer recorded 92 accidents in 731,083 hours, with other top performers listed by company and group, highlighting comparative safety outputs and hours.
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Tlelines
Coventher
Lavernenne
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Oter
Atc
Clyier
New York Central Railroad
Ernest
Sagawe
UW Vital
Barr Slope
Ys Central
Ines
N.C
Liberator Bomber Afire In Raid Over Rabaul
A 13th AAF Liberator, ablaze from anti aircraft fire, returned with all but one crew. Pilot Lt. Joseph Binder described the ordeal at Rabaul last Saturday night while crew members Firemen Brinks Hoskins and others fought flames, tossed bombs, and aided a burned comrade before making a safe landing back at base.
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Rabaul
Joseph Binder
Milwaukee
Wis
Mightine
Fyames
Robert FE. Brink
Eagles’ Mere
Richard S. Hoskins
Lake Hamilton
John
Birchfield
Los Angeles
Robert W. Jerohomn
Quincy
Binder
Goutling Swift
Lake Charles
Lavo-vilot
Joseph Slater
Cohoes
N. Y
U S Casualties Total 142289 in War Report
Washington Jan 26 latest war casualty figures show 142,289 total with 32,662 killed in action. Navy losses through Jan 2 total 35,572 with 14,520 dead 7,205 wounded 8,662 missing and 4,244 captured. Army through December 31 total 100,717 with 17,142 killed 99,997 wounded 24,197 missing and 25,521 prisoners of war. New York Jan 25 Coast Guard patrol boat exploded off Princes Bay Staten Island. crew removed before explosion. cause and casualties not disclosed.
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Washington
Office of War Information
Marine Corps Wd Coast Guard
New York
Woast Guard
Princes Bay
Staten Island
Third Naval District
Sai Coast Guard
Waterman Well Group records steady safety in December
In December Waterman Well Group 2 achieved a perfect safety record with no accidents in 68 452 man hours while Clymer won top safety honor for Group 1 with three lost time incidents totaling 72 544 man hours. The report notes one fatal in 418 549 man hours and mentions War Bonds supporting WACs Waves and Spars.
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Wenty
Waterman
Clymer
House to Vote on Investigation of Two Federal Judges
Washington Jan 26 AP a House Judiciary Committee approved a resolution calling for an investigation of Middle District of Pennsylvania judges Albert W Johnson and Albert L Watson. A second measure would fund up to 2500 dollars for the probe and report findings to the House with possible impeachment actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert W. Johnson
Albert L. Watson
Middle District Court of Pennsylvania
House
Judiciary Committee
Sumners
D-Tex
Committee On Accounts
Wss
Sumers
Summers
Leticy
Mongrel Pup on Last Mission over Rome Front
Skippy the mongrel pup, who wore an oxygen mask aboard a Flying Fortress, flew his seventh official mission today over the new front south of Rome. His owner, Capt. Kenneth Spinning of Red Bank New Jersey, is missing in action. Lt Jack Emerick of Chicago, piloting the mission, plans to bring the dog to Mrs Spinning in New Rochelle New York.
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iSih
Italy
Skippy
Rome
Haimne
Africa
Kenneth Ju
Red Bank
N. J
Maly
Jack Emerick
Chicago
Spinning
Emerick
Spinnin
New Rochelle
N. Y
Emrick
AP writer Crockett honored on Liberty ship launch
South Portland Maine January 26. The 10500 ton Liberty ship named for Edward Henry Crockett AP war correspondent killed in action was launched at New England Shipbuilding Corp yard. Crockett formerly of Lowell and Boston covered Africa for AP. His widow Sally Dexter Crockett and two children attended with family. The launch honor praised his reporting and courage as Kent Congress and AP foreign service chief John Evans spoke.
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South Portland
Edward Henry Crockett
Associated Press
New England Shipbuilding Corporation
Larry
Allen
Crockett
Tloewell
Mass
Boston
Atte Trent
Assaciaters
Sally Dexter Crocket
Lowell
Secemmau
Sally Ann
Harry
Mr. Ancles
Harry Easter Crockett
Kent Congrr
John Evans
Foreign Service
AYP
Crocket
Abrosa
Sid Evans
Fishing Accommodation Booklet to be Issued
Harrisburg announces the next edition of Fishing Accommodations in Pennsylvania data collection has begun. The statewide booklet will list counties and places where anglers may stay and include fishing laws, with a spring distribution planned around April 1. Last year demand required a second printing as hotels camps and homes offered accommodations.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylimia
Stu Department of Commerce
State Department of Commerce
NO LEGENDS ON PRISONER MAIL Slogans must not appear on POW mail
German authorities warned the State Department they will confiscate mail to American prisoners of war if the envelope bears patriotic slogans. General Walker said the public should avoid phrases like Victory Win the War Buy War Bonds and Stamps and hand mail to post office workers or use a double envelope with the inscription Postmaster prisoner of war mail to ensure delivery.
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Washington
State Department
Walker
Obituary notices from Glen Campbell and Clymer areas
Obituary notices report Mrs Rachel Davis Bond of Glen Campbell born in Wales in 1872 died at home aged 79. Surviving husband Albert Bond and nine children with 22 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services at Glen Campbell Baptist Church with Rev Lester H Norton and burial at L O F Cemetery Brisbin. Also noted are obituaries for John Stephen Rowe of Clymer R D who died at Indiana Hospital after two weeks as a patient. Esther Hill Grant formerly of Clymer who died in Lewisburg. Shirley Jean Wheeler of Aultman. Mary Smysky Yanick with arrangements incomplete. and Siuble Maree Hankinson ten months who died from bronchial pneumonia. Funeral services planned in Clymer and nearby towns with interments at local cemeteries. Also reported is the election of George C Birdsall as president and C Y Edgerton as secretary of the Pennsylvania Jersey Swine Breeders Association during Farm Show Week in Harrisburg.
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Rachel (Davis) Bond
Wales
George
Sarah Davis
Glen Campbell
Albert Bond
Philadelphia
Raymond
Youngstown
Elizabeth
Paul Rhoades
Nanty-Glo
Emerson
Smith
Arcadia
Wallace
Port
Arthur
Texas
Clara Moreland
Burnside
Albert
Pittsburgh
Glen Campbell Baptist ,Burs
Lester H. Norton
Brisbin
Clearfield County
John Stephen Rowe
Clymer
R. D
Iodiana Hospital
John RK
Lucinda iBeave Rowe
Jutee
Rayne Township
Gertrude Stuchell
Aater Rowe
Merion Center
John
Ixonville
Steein
Hope Nicholson
Indiana
Benjamin Rowe
Rutter Church
Fey J. P. Tampt
Church Cemetery
Esther (Hill) Grant
Lewisburg
James Grant
Dirk
Clifton
Freeport
Bessie Kiskman
Trenton
Mich
Esther Fritchie
Dearborn
Streams Pumeral
Sample Run Cemetery
Siubley Maree
Homer Hankinson
Ronald
Charles
Robert Wilson
Mildred Stonz
Clement Stoltz
Ohi
Russell Moore
Sameple Run Cemetery
Birdsall
Harrisburg
Jersey
Swine Breeders’ Association
George C Birdsall
Susquehanna
C. Yr
Edgerton
Morrisville
Seven York county men named in U S warrants
Harrisburg Jan 26 seven York county men face federal warrants for illegally acquiring or disposing of ration stamps amid an OPA probe into theft of stamps worth up to 20,000,000 gallons of gasoline and fuel oil. Warrants allege sale and transfer of coupon books through Glatfelter Paper, with hearings likely before U S Commissioner Horace G Ports in York.
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Harrisburg
Jan
Yourk County
OPA
Harrisburg District
U. S
W.S. Middleton
William Capello
Charles J. Ware
Glatfeller Company
George F. Luckenbaugh
Spring Grove
Stewart G. Kushner
York
Charles H. Stauffer
Ralph Leber
Paw E, Sterner
Hanover
Philip A. Messinger
David E. Mumimert
BA. R
Marvin H. Cullison
Kushner
Cullison
Mummer
Spring Grove Company
Horace G. Ports
War Bonds Push in Pennsylvania Inmates Fund Drive
Eastern Penitentiary inmates contributing 869 750 toward war bonds as Pennsylvania reaches 70 700 000 state total with 16.6 percent of goal met. Philadelphia Navy Yard workers push city sales past 3 0 3 2 0 0 0, and V 12 trainees at Bloomsburg and Grove City colleges report full participation.
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Philadelphia
Eastern Penitentiary
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Fourth Naval District
Bloomsbuys State Teachers College
Grove City College
GE Pictures for Kiwanis and Maas Elected
GE Pictures for Kiwanis features motion pictures by General Electric Company at the weekly Kiwanis meeting in Hotel Moore. Topics on FM radio broadcasting and television were presented. E. W. Maas, Kennett Square, was elected president of the Chester White Swine Breeders Association with C. E. Cassall, Hershey, chosen secretary.
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General Electric Compas
Hotel Moore
Maas
Chester White Swine Breeders' Association
E. W. Maas
Kennett Square
C. E. Cassall
Hershey
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Golad
Hmtt
Uthi
Axiare
Axia
Labor Board
Frau
Nic
Vuntine
WLB
National War Labor Board
Tost
Fer
Monte Croce
Cassino
Pacific
U. S 14Th Airforce Fliers
Fuchow
East Ching
Burma
New Delhi
China
Ralph Mitchell
Solomons
Gilbert
Norman Armour, I
Americas
Hull
Buenos Aies
Rio de Janeiro
Chile
Sumner Welles
Ramon Castillo
Vrough
Pedro Ramirez
Ramirez
Castillo
Brazil
Ane
Iull
Wall
Adminal Segundo Storni
Storni
Argenting
Argentian
Mat
Stormi
Alberto Tilbert
Liberty
Henry
Shirley Jean Wheeler
Frederick Albert Wheeler
Aultman
Modulint Hess Wall
Oakland Cemetery
Mary Smysky Yanick
Fulton Run
Allegheny County
GE Pictures
Kiwanis
Widwand
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