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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1940

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Democratic Convention All Set For To Nominate President Roosevelt

Delegates gathered at Chicago Stadium as Roosevelt third term supporters push toward renomination. Farley voiced hopes for a unanimous roll call, with Raymond Fisher to deliver the nominating speech if Senator Glass misses session. Labor leader William Green urged platform defense of labor standards in defense programs and cautioned against subversive groups.

Roosevelt Chicago James A. Farley Raymond M. Fisher Nanuet N. Y Mr. Farley Rockland County Democratic Committee Senator Glass Virginia Washington Farley Massachusetts New York William Green American Federation of Labor Green

World’s Tallest Man Robert Wadlow Dies in Manistee

Manistee Michigan July 15 1944 Robert Wadlow nine foot eleven inch giant known as the world’s tallest man died from complications after an infection in his left ankle. He collapsed health wise after a blood transfusion and minor foot operation. Wadlow weighed 491 pounds and was sponsored by a shoe company for a National Forest festival appearance. His death ends a famous but fragile record of extraordinary height.

Manistee Mich Robert Wadlow Alton Wadlow Harold F. Wadlow Kingh

Willkie Plans Rest Week After Colorado Visit

Republican presidential candidate Wendell L. Willkie arrived in Colorado Springs after a stop in Almont for a fish fry. He intends to rest this week and may confer with leaders including former President Hoover and Alf M. Landon, staying focused on preserving the America he says must endure.

Colorado Springs Colo Wendell L. Willkie Almont Willkie America Hoover Alf. M

Aged Resident Falls at Johnston Home

Mrs. Anna Kinnan aged 91, oldest sister of Milton Johnson of 648 Oak Street, fell down stairs Friday at the Johnston home and fractured her hip. She is a patient in Indiana Hospital.

Anna Kinnan Milton Johnson Oak Street John‘ston Indiana Hospital

Churchill War Speech hailed as great leadership

Prime Minister Winston Churchill delivered a quiet forceful war speech praised for its leadership and resolve. The address stressed determined resistance, empire strength, and a long defensive war plan to guard the British Isles with a powerful Royal Navy hub of over a thousand ships.

Dewitt MacKenzie Churchill England Commons Hitler Rome Javk Royal Navy Associated Press Straits of Dover Winston Churchill Britain British Isles London Ministry of Home Security Germany Holy Land Haifa Palestine Africa Moyale Kenya Mediterranean Buna East Africa High Command Faversham Tritish English Channel

Ultimatum to Britain Surrenders or Destruction Warned

Italian editor Virginio Gayda forecast a Rome Berlin axis ultimatum to Great Britain within days offering surrender or destruction. He said preparations include a grim war and possible aerial bombardment before an invasion, following Churchill’s vow to reject peace terms.

Home Virginia Gayda Germany Great Britain Britain Rome-Berlin Virginio Gayda Musslini Gayda British Wiltain Winston Churchill

Auto passenger dies in 200 foot crash in Armstrong County

A car out of control plunged 200 feet downhill near South Bend Armstrong County on Route 156. Dead Joseph W. Henry 38 Diamondle Injured Joan W States 83 Clymer skull fracture Eurl Johnston 23 Diamondville skull fracture. All three ejected. Coroner said driver unknown. Another child, Joseph Macro 4, treated for possible skull fracture after fall from car.

Joseph W. Henry Diamond‘le Joan W. States Clymer Eurl Johnston Diamondville Kull Indiana Hospital South Bend Armstrong County C. M. Woodward Henry States Johnston Woodward Joseph Macro James Macro Creekside Kellysburg

Annenberg pays $800000 in tax settlement case

Moe Annenberg, the Philadelphia publisher, paid $800000 today as part of a settlement with the government over civil income tax claims totaling $8billion in principal plus interest. A $400000 check arrived as the court opened on a probation plea, with $200000 more due by Nov. 1. A federal judge had sentenced Annenberg to three years for evading $1,217,206 in 1936 taxes amid related charges.

Chicago M. L. Annenberg Philadelphia Carter H. Harrison Internal Revenue Aunensberg James H. Wilkerson Annenberg Rufus S. Reeves

Fifteen Girl Fliers Offer Services in Defense Duty

Fifteen girl fliers from eastern Pennsylvania, members of the Ninety-Niners group formed by Amelia Earhart, volunteered for defense duty. Meeting at Boulevard airport they agreed to fly ambulances, deliver planes, rain recruits, and perform duties freeing men for active service. The Ninety-Niners boast about 400 members nationwide.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Amelia Earhart Boulevard Airport Miss Earhart United States

Married Men May Withdraw From National Guard

Washington July 15 Married men in the lowest ranks of the national guard may resign to avoid hardships from mobilization of 50 000 guardsmen. President Roosevelt plans a year of intensive training if Congress approves. Higher enlisted ranks remain on active duty with sufficient pay.

Washington National Guard War Department Roosevelt Congress Rep. Reed Edward R. Stettinius, Jr National Defense Commission United States Far East

Ten Thousand Men Battle Northwestern Forest Fires

Firefighters faced a wind driven blaze that crossed from Canada into northern Idaho while 8 000 to 10 000 men fought fires across four northwestern states. Strong winds endangered a Kaniksu region arc with many blazes overall numbering over 600. Parachute drops supplied crews and gear as dry lightning fueled most outbreaks.

Missoula Mont Canada Idaho Kaniksu Forest Washington Montana Oregon Northwest Woods

Fatal neck fracture ends tavern fight at Topton outing

The death of George E. Berteog, 28, was ruled from a broken neck suffered while trying to halt a fist fight at a Topton Foundry Workers outing in Reading. Charles Fisher, 47, of Yopton, held at West Reading barracks, faces manslaughter charges. store M I Marshall Co. to close all day for Mrs. Mason Marshall’s funeral.

Reading George E. Berteog Chas. M. Tulley Topton Charles Fisher Yopton West Reading Tulley M. I. Marshall Co Mason Marshall

Churchill Predicts Three Year War Deaf To Any Peace Talk

Allied news from London reports Prime Minister Churchill forecasting a long war with no peace talks, signaling Britain's readiness for 1942 offensives. The article notes mass mobilization, anti invasion child evacuations, RAF and Navy strength, and losses including submarines Shark and Escort.

Churchill Britain

Miss Emma Stewart Returns Home From Sofia Voyage

Miss Emma Stewart daughter of Attorney and Mrs Ernest Stewart of 126 College Avenue has returned from a 46 days voyage after serving five years as faculty at the American College in Sofia Bulgaria She left May 25 for Turkey and June 2 sailed from Istanbul aboard Exminster The ship convoyed by five warships passed the Straits of Messina and Gibraltar stopping in Spanish and Greek ports Five other American College faculty members were aboard along with two stowaways one of whom escaped from a Spanish concentration camp Miss Stewart kept busy painting the ship and said the time did not pass slowly.

Emma Stewart Ernest Stewart College Avenue Sofia Bulgaria American College Miss Stewart Turkey Exminster Istanbul Straits of Messina Gibraltar Stewart Crete Malta Mediterranean

Federal returns Bergsdoll estate to family

Philadelphia July 16 Eighty per cent of the residue of Grover Cleveland Bergsdoll s property valued at 307 284 has been returned by the Federal government to Bergsdoll who is serving an eight year term in a military prison The funds were handed to his wife Berts Bergsdoll hopes to reopen the Bergdoll Brewery and fund a building project in the city The remaining twenty per cent seized years ago will be used to satisfy claims of the United States Germany mixed claims commission

Philadelphia Grover Cleveland Bergsdoll Berts Department of Justice Grover Bergdoll U. S Germany

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