Appritic ReplieS To RooseveLt
Washington July 19 Sanater Wheeler D Mont said that if the President would pull a Wheeler he would keep his promise to keep is out of war. The Montanan criticizes administration policy and notes Roosevelt’s press conference on future troop movements. Senator Nye and Pepper weigh in on Iceland and emergency defense policy.
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Washington
Sanater Wheeler
D-Mont
Roosevelt
Wheeler
Iceland
Britain
Churchill
Congress
Clark
Idaho
White House
Nye
R-Nd
Pepper D-Flaj
Pepper
Atlantic Seaboard
U S O Campaign Aims To Reach Indiana Homes
The U S O program operates with government authorities and over 360 service clubs in 125 defense areas. It provides armed forces with community contact, religious services, counseling, clubhouses, entertainment, reading facilities, lodging, and aid to relatives and soldiers on leave.
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Indiana
Boy Scouts
Caponizing Demonstration Slated Near Pike's Peak
A caponizing demonstration will be held Monday July 21 at 8 30 EST at Roy Decker's home a half mile east of Pike's Peak in Cherryhill township County Agent John W Warner will conduct the event.
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Roy Decker
Pike's Peak
Cherryhill Township
John W. Warner
Treasury balance and debt figures reported for July
Washington reports treasury receipts of 34 161 175 22 and expenditures of 48 946 740 91. Net balance 2 534 990 411 00 and gross debt 49 248 299 019 53. Increase from previous day 24 723 483 12. NOWAYTOWN announcement: Rev Oneida M Gleason of Falconer NY and Irene Stephens will speak at Wes Vegan Methodist Mission Newry Tows Sunday July 20 at 2 PM.
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Nowaytown
Oneida M. Gleason
Falconer
N. Y
Irene Stephens
Wes
Newrytows
Swiss Nazi Agreement Extends Clearing Deal Through 1942
Bern reports a German Swiss commercial negotiation ending with a framework extending the clearing arrangement to the end of 1942. Germany will supply coal and iron and aid transport to secure motor fuel from the Balkans while ensuring railway and river passages through Germany and occupied areas for Switzerland to import other essential goods.
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Bern
Switzerland
Germany
Balkans
Liquor Vote Spurs District by District Ballot Action
Dr McBride notes seven of twenty districts plus Lemoyne Cumberland County will vote on liquor regulation. He says wets must adapt or be shown the way out by Pennsylvanians. He praises cross party support on notary issues and calls the 1941 session a turning point in sane liquor regulation despite committee pinching.
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Lemoyne
Cumberland County
Dr. McBride
Pennsylvania
McBride
Immigration Auspices Expand to Handle 400 Daily Cases
Immigration officials report plans to organize three extra committees to process about 400 applications daily. They cite roughly 400,000 French refugees and thousands more in Spain Portugal Switzerland Japan and Shanghai as prospective immigrants seeking U S visas. Prior monthly arrivals were estimated between 4 000 and 4 000.
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France
United States
Spain
Portugal
Switzerland
Japan
Shanghai
Germany
Russia
American Republics
Dugout Air Filter System For 28th Division Camp
The report describes a gas proof dugout built into an embankment beside a stream. A damp blanket door blocks entry, with a second doorway 15 feet inside. The main chamber holds two bunk tiers, a hand operated device like a horseradish grinder vents fresh air via a distant pipe, camouflaged by bushes, passing through activated charcoal to filter any gases.
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Narrrow
Battles
Republicans Explore Roles in State Party Structure
Governor James appointed euler this year to the Republicans. Campaign discussions focused on party power, with Judge Fleming backing a state committee resolution to grant the board of governors monthly meetings and rapid reporting. The state committee backed Judge Michaela A. Musnanne for Superior Court despite resistance.
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Euler
James
Fleming
Executive Committee
State Committee
Daincersus
Michaela A. Musnanne
Allegheny County
Superior Court
Board of Governors
James Studying Agreement Prospects Before Deciding Whether to Call Special Session
Harrisburg reports Governor James will decide on calling a special session for congressional reapportionment after further study. The 191-day Assembly adjourned amid failed efforts to shrink 44 districts to 33. debates raged over Lehigh-Berks and Bucks-Montgomery plans while costs soared to about $1.5 million.
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James
Harrisburg
Legisature
Assembly
Sendle
Congress
Philadelphia
Lehigh
Berksmore
Bucks
Montgomery
A. Achterman
House
Senate
Power dams in prospect across Pennsylvania projects
The Federal Power Commission outlined a five year plan for hydroelectric development costing about 1.0 billion dollars nationwide, with Pennsylvania’s largest project a 17 million dollar dam and power plant at Raystown on the Juniata. Other Pennsylvania sites include Mill Creek, Foxburg, Safe Harbor, Conowingo, Ohiopyle, and Confluence in the Youghiogheny basin, with several generating units and a regulating reservoir.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Pennsylvania
Raystown
Juniata River
Mill Creek
Clarion River
Foxburg
Safe Harbor
Conowingo
Susquehanna River
Ohiopyle
Youghiogheny River
Youghiogheny Basin
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Red Army battles across Smolensk salient area
Soviet dispatch described 1000 partisans in Latvia attacking isolated German units and disrupting lines, while Russian cavalry reported capturing German officers, 65 motorcycles, and two batteries. Embassy staff moved to Kazan as fighting raged in the Polotsk Nevel Smolensk Bobruisk corridor with artillery, planes, and tanks roaring along the 140 mile front.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Kiev
Bessarabia
Dnieper
Dvyina
Nevel
Smolensk
Tzvestia
Peoples Army
Joseph Stalin
Istanbul
Turkey
Pskov-Porkhov
Polotsk-Nevel
Polotsk
DNB
Red Star
Latvia
United States
Kazan
Red Army
Polotsk- Nevel
Bobruisk
Distances Between Polotsk Nevel and Smolensk Noted
Polotsk lies on the Dvina about 140 miles west of Smolensk while Nevel sits 60 miles northeast of Polotsk and 120 miles northwest of Smolensk.
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Polotsk
Dvina
Smolensk
Nevel
Pototsk
Germans claim Smolensk breakthrough and Soviet losses
German sources report a widening gap in the Stalin defense between the Dvina and Dnieper allowing a push toward Smolensk. They say Red Army suffered heavy losses in failed attempts to hold the city, while Luftwaffe pressure on supply lines increases and Bulgaria moves near the Turkish frontier.
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Elty
Red Army
Smolensk
Dvina
Dnieper
Moscow
Leningrad
Kiev
British Exchange Telegraph Agency
Istanbul
Bulgaria
Turkey
DNB
Luftfanne
Cherkasi
Dniepr
Lake Imen
Novgorod
Lake Peipus
Weven
Sun Dancers Keep Old Bannock Sun Dance Tradition
Painted Bannock braves and their squaws perform a sun dance at Fort Hall Idaho enduring 72 hours without food or drink. The ritual, begun at sundown, culminates Monday with a large feast funded by tourist donations, marking a shift from earlier secret practices after white settlement.
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Fort Hall
Idsha
Blackfoot Mountains
No Picnic Dampens Chicago Picnic for Rudolph Schodrof
A Chicago park accident report shows Rudolph Schodrof, 28, treated for a series of injuries from a park event. He listed a cut on his left foot, a bruised big toe, and a bite on his left leg from wrestling a woman, plus a bad cold and hoarseness.
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Chicago
Rudolph Schodrof
Rudolph
Kaplan seeks fee cut in $340000 estate dispute
Murray Kaplan an attorney hired many lawyers to sort his share of a roughly $1,000,000 New York estate. They found $340,000 left with many claimants. Kaplan’s final cut stood at $74,755 while lawyers claim $89,000 in fees. He asks courts to reduce fees noting he would have fared better without the inheritance.
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New York
Murray Kaplan
Kaplan
Wheat prices rise on steady markets and grain futures
CHICAGO July 19 4 Wheat prices advance about a cent a bushel on open buying driven by strength in cotton soybeans and lard. Opening gains 1 to 7 8 cents with July at 1.01 1 2 to 3 8 and September at 1.03 1 4 to 5 8. Corn opens 1 8 up to 1 4 and posts July 72 3 4 and September 75. Livestock steady in Pittsburgh with specific salable counts for hogs cattle calves and sheep.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
William Rial 18 Critically Ill After Heart Attack
William Rial 18 died? Not. William Rial 65 chairman of the State Liquor Control Board is in serious condition at his home in Greensburg after a heart attack last night. Rial, long active in Westmoreland County and state Republican circles, was appointed Liquor Board Chairman by Governor James after serving as Deputy Attorney General.
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Greensburg
William
State Liquor Control Board
Westmoreland County
Republican Party
Rial
James
Aluminum Drive Aids Civil Defense Effort Across Indiana
Scouts, coordinated by the Indiana Liena Club, will collect aluminum from all sites with a central drop bin in Indiana. Special matinees in Indiana and Manos Theaters will admit only aluminum contributors. County Agent John Warner will appoint canvassers for rural areas, and a cleanup drive will follow, with more towns covered next week. The appeal, backed by Office of Production Management and Office of Civilian Defense leaders, seeks 1,700,000 pounds from Pennsylvania and emphasizes using proceeds for civilian defense.
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Indiana Liena Club
John Warner
Indiana
Manos Theatres
Willett
Pennsylvania
Indiana County
William S. Knudsen
Office of Production Management
F. H. la Guardia
Office of Civilian Defense
Roosevelt
Stock Market Summary of Major Firms and Rail Stocks
A dense list of prominent companies including Amoco Arch, Aluminum firms, automakers like Ford, GM, Chrysler, and Packard, airlines, railroads such as New York Central and Southern. utilities and oils appear alongside steel and chemical interests. Trading activity shows varied performance across sectors with notable rail and industrial names featured.
Adams Kee Are Re named Adams Kee Are Re named Harrisburg
Harrisburg July 1b. Col Lynn G Adama veteran head of the State Police was renamed commissioner by Governor James with the re appointment of John M McKee chairman of the Milk Control Commission both of whom stalled before adjournment yesterday. Their appointments run until the next legislative session. The police commissioner has held the post since 1938. Governor James also appointed Mark S James as Secretary of Commerce, a job he had filled since last winter following Richard P Brown's resignation amid an advertising contracts controversy.
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Origa
Col
Lynn G. Adams
John M. McKee
Milk Control Commission
Mark S. James
James
Richard P. Brown
Adams
McKee
Senate
Chamber
FY. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Milk Central Commission
Philadelphia
Willa Jones
Pittsburgh
Board of Pardons
Harrisburg
Lynn G. Adama
State Police
Milk Control Commissaion
State Senate
Judge orders bonds for CIO organizer and hospital strikers
Old Law Pittsburgh July 19. Judge S. H. Gardner cites a 13th Century English statute part of Pennsylvania law and requires CIO organizer Jack Strobel and two West Penn Hospital strikers to post $5,000 bonds each to assure good behavior. District Attorney Andrew T. Park seeks to curb violence among striking hospital workers.
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Pittsburgh
H. Gardner
CIO
West Penn Hospital
Andrew T. Park
Jack Ludwig Strobel
CIO State, County and Municipal Workers Union
Deaf mute woman freed in Camden court dispute
In Camden New Jersey on July 19 Judge Gene Mariano dismissed a drunk and disorderly charge against a woman described as deaf mute after a policeman brought her to court. The judge told her to go home but she asked how to get home without car fare, and he gave her a dime in silence. The incident highlights a brief, human moment in the courtroom.
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Camden
N. J
Gene Mariano
Gasoline group urges Canada plan as rationing alternative
Gasoline dealers in Allegheny County urge the United States adopt Canada's conservation plan as an alternative to rationing. The Canadian rules ban sale and distribution of gasoline on Sundays and from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. on weekdays.
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Pittsburgh
Retail Gasoline Dealers Association of
Allegheny County
United States
Canada
Sewing service for servicemen opens in Albuquerque
Mrs. J. H. Lynch announces a free sewing service for men in uniform in Albuquerque. Office hours are 1 to 4 p m Wednesdays at her home, offering help to repair garments and mend uniforms.
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J. H. Lynch
Sheriff search for Schneider ends with catch in ditch plea
Merrill Wisconsin July 18 sheriff officers chased Elmer Schneider on a worthless check charge for two hours. On the way home deputies stopped to assist a man needing help freeing a car from a ditch. The man was Schneider and he was jailed.
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Merrill
Wis
Elmer Schneider
Schneider
Obituary items for Edny Kull and J. Davis of Big Run
Mrs Edny Kull 51 wife of C B Kull Turtle Creek died at home yesterday morning She leaves husband three sons daughter Martha Tarkosky and two grandchildren Also three sisters and a brother Services at Turtle Creek 2:30 DST Interment William Penn Memorial Cemetery Wilkinsburg Jacob Davis lifelong Henderson township Big Run Jefferson County died Thursday in Big Run Born March 28 1872 married 1890 to Lene Pate Surviving widow and six children Funeral at Big Run Methodist Church 3 p m Sunday McClure Cemetery referenced
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Edny Kull
C. B. Kull
Turtle Creek
Richard
Harry
Norman Kull
Martha Kull Tarkosky
Gertrude Barnes
Cherry Trae
Fannie Gates
Warrenton
Westoa
Kyle Spicher
Hillsdale
William Me.Maha
Jacob Davis
Henderson Township
Big Run
Jefferson County
Lene Pate
Frank Davis
Big Run Methodist Church
Informant
McClure Cemetery
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