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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1944

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War War Today Weighs Risks and Allied Advances

The article reports on Allied progress toward Japan with advances in the Mariana theater, Saipan, Guam, and Tinian, while noting Japan’s priority to avoid a direct naval battle. Adm. King and Adm. Halsey warn of a difficult fight ahead, and MacArthur hints bombing Philippines bases may begin soon as a step toward reclaiming the islands.

Hal Tits Padibemao Wall Japan Admiral King U. S Halsey Uncle Sam Ofapan Philippines King China Wedl Mikado Tojo Mariana U.S Palau Sabang Dutch East Indies Isles Mindanao Tokyo America General MacArthur

Russians advance as German hold falters across the front

Soviet forces push toward Narva and Tallinn while closing on Kaunas and Lwow as German troops retreat. Deblin is liberated and Red Army nears the Polish capital. Narva falls opening Gulf of Finland corridor, with clashes from Deyalin to Stanislawow and heavy bombings near Memel and Tilsit.

West Bank Red Army Izgvestia Deblin Warsaw Istens Delaytin Carpathian Czech Romania Hungary Narva Estonia Tallinn Gulf of Finland Eighth Great Army Leningrad Leonid A. Govoroy Lwow Stanislawow Deyalin

Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Garden Contest Winners 1944

Fifty eight employees share cash prizes totaling 1000 dollars in the Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company 1944 Garden Contest. Certificates of merit go to 175 more for outstanding lawns and gardens among over 2000 entrants in sixteen company towns. Judges from Pennsylvania State College assess plots. The company and state college have sponsored the contest for sixteen years, predicting large yields including tomatoes beets cabbage corn and more.

Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company Extension Service Pennsylvania State College J. W. Warner W. O. Mitchell S. B. Shenk Walter Haldeman A. O. Rasmussen J. G. Stout Warner Ernest George Flori Francesco Barbi Louis Pecart Andrew Motsko Jacob Rhoads George Pease James Reasinger Edward Bernard John Bouch Felix Virginia Clinton Hoche Mike Smith Leo Spontak John Stets Samuel Kano John Grzechensky John Garsick John Bellack Lugerne Joh Shimko Steve Skultetts Pete Levsock James Vereb Alex Szentimiklosi Pete Plowcha Joseph Pelo Frank Malater John Rellick Joh Bendus Mike Shinko George Luksick Steve Hordyne George Obush Thomas Calvin John Szenyo Pete Clements Fohy Turley Harry Sage Lovie Prato Mile Popovich Tony Gumbrevicious August Pozik John Bestvina Andy Yanocslek Rosario Stab Frank Harvick Gene Buretig Albert Fasenmyer Josephine Batisig Phittin Cudvle Dido Zuchell Francis Leniz Tony Draft Sagamore Mike Kovalchick John Kovalchick Leroy Cuddy Fred Gauls Tony Sattile Grazio Minnitti Joe Oplus Perry Kellar John Gromontakie George Priestas, Sr Fohrr Wanethick Mike Wavevek Clifford Anderson George Condrick John Veselenak Alex Rutkosky Alex Wineski Steve Beorchecte Andy Hosnoder George R. Hill Frank Castello Frank Raymond Joe Vitkoski Doe Caras Carmine Perri Frante Eckson Welgetia John Kane J. M. Poiddi Thomas Nesbitt William Crow Clyde Dunlap Steve Duda Stanley Malewits John Liptac Harry Kier John T Kelly Thomas Johnson Thomas Wilson Howard Reasinger NoMine John Caliguire Jon Passerita Nancy Hirth J. G. Rudolph George Honkus Tony Salapa Anna Kuhta A. J. Gilhouser Kenneth Rader Thomas Smulik C. S. Snyder John Firment Floyd Wensal Harry Lloyd Frank Honkus McIntyre Fred Zigmond Patsy Morgan Clair Kinner Andy Lozak George Barua Catalda Ferrent Patsy Vatillio Thanas Kohath John Kotula Waterman Paul Kistilok Svs Mike Rado Andy Drosky Alvin Thomas Paul Bellas Andrew Miz¢rak Mack Kostelulek Charles Fadena Willian Zorak Joe Waliala Frank Kulick Coat Run Andy Bodnar Hershel Stiffler John Machak Sention John Baran Joseph Flack Steve Galumbia Mike Blonar Joseph Orgovan Pete Sledzik John Demyan John Pedhurney Theodore Brosko Alex Mulik Stanley Noga Tide Mike Dudash Pete Sudol Mike Yonoscik Quarry Novak Steve Mester St. Charles Davis Coy Valentine Andrie Steve Mizerak Mario Andrie Tony Grego Dominec Zam

August quota cuts for truck and bus tires announced

The Office of Price Administration cut the August civilian heavy truck and bus tire allocation to 80,000 casings from 135,000. The War Production Board ordered the slash to meet army needs at all costs despite risks to civilian transport. Passenger car tires stay at 1,950,000 monthly, and smaller truck tire allocations fall less sharply, with August total at 280,000 versus 375,000 in July.

Wee Washington Office of Price Administra Ton War Production Board Tola

Goebbels Says Nazi Leadership to Helm Total War Effort

Goebbels on Berlin radio chaired by Goering framed the revolt as a movement for total mobilization. He claimed the United States Britain and the Soviet Union aided the generals plot and that Himmler was ordered to reorganize the reserve army. Total war will shift manpower to fronts and to armament plants.

Goebbels Nazi Party Trely National Socialist Party Berlin Reich Plenipotentiary Hermann Wilhelm Goering Junkers Generale Hitler U. S United States Britain Soviet Union Heinrich Himmler Gestapo Nome Frout

Saipan siege tests resolve as Marines push near Orote

Five thousand wounded marines refuse hospital rest and join Tinian fighters while MacArthur reports bombers hit Wolesi in the Western Carolines. Chinese battles over Hengyang and Yochow continue with no American losses at Yochow. Britons strike east as Myitkyina advances, and Sabang and Palau raids renew Pacific pressure.

Saipan Rembert James Douglas MacArthur New Guinea MacArthur Southwest Pacific Wolesi Island Aidyomes Carolines Chin U. S. 4Th Air Force Hengyang Yochow Chuneking Hankow-Canton Chennault India Myitkyina Sabang Malacca Strait Sumatra Malaya Singapore Radio Tokyo Palau Philippines Su-matra

Fragmented Names List From Local Sports Event

A garbled OCR segment lists participant names and rankings including Lucusboro Mike Willis and Felton Rus with 1 and 2 placements, honorable mentions such as Valentine Sapotnik Pearl Henry and Julius Gratosky, plus other forename surname pairs and unclear attributions. The broken text ends with Mine officia.

Germans Use Leaning Tower For Observation

AN AMERICAN COMMAND NEAR PISA ITALY JULY 2. WORLD FAMOUS LEANING TOWER OF PISA SERVES AS AN OBSERVATION POST AS FIGHTING RAGES ON THE ARNO. MAJOR ARTHUR PETERSON OF INDIANAPOLIS SAID THE CITY MAY BECOME A MILITARY TARGET IF PUBLIC OPINION ALLOWS.

Pisa Italy Pina Fifth Army Cassino Arthur Peterson Indianapolis Ind

Camp Meetings Continue at Susquehanna Park Camp

MAHAFFEY Pa July 27 There will be a change in the regular program tomorrow evening at the Bible and Missionary Conference in its last week at Susquehanna Park Campgrounds near this village The great Missionary Rally will feature all missionaries in native dress and a panorama of twenty mission fields The 7 30 opening will include reports from China Indo China and South China featuring speakers like Ter G A Jacobson Mrs D J Jaffery Rev W H Oldfield Rev H L Turner Rev K C Fraser and others The Western District of the Christian and Missionary Alliance oversees the encampment which closes this Sunday with additional preparations for new arrivals.

Mahaffey Bible and Missionary Conference Susquehanna Park Alliance G. A. Jacobson China Shanghai D. J. Jaffery W. H. Oldfield South China H. L. Turner Canada Tabernacle Jesus George B. Scripture Reynoldsville Lenard Thomas Arbuckle Eunice Harris S. Hampton L. I K. C. Fraser Columbus M. W. Lindsey the Christian and Missionary Alliance E. C. Anderson Punxsutawney

Chinese Win Two Victories Near Hengyang and in Burma

Chinese high command said Chinese troops recaptured a railway town in Hunan below Hengyang with U S air support weakening a Japanese strongpoint near the Burma border and 600 enemy casualties. Leiyang fell south of Hengyang while Laifenghsan near Tengchung was seized after heavy air pounding, with fighting ongoing around Hengyang and Chinese counterpressure along the Canton HANKOW line.

Chungking Hunan Hengyang U. S Burma Hengyong Canton-Hankow Leiyang Yunan Laifenghsan Tengchung Myitkyina Tsingqun Canton Changsha Hunen Province Kiangsi Pingjiang Hangyang

Wray Drillers Hit Million-Foot Well

A gas well on the John D. Rupp farm in the Echo Dayton district flowed nearly a million cubic feet per day after drilling to less than 1000 feet. John R. Wray drillers reportedly struck a gas pocket. Oklahoma also voiced demands on fruit and vegetables.

John D. Rupp Echo-Dayton John R. Wray

Allied push across Normandy threatens Vire bend west of St Lo

Allied armored forces breached toward Canisy and Periers in a second day drive in Normandy. American spearheads reached Canisy and Marigny, widening a 40 mile front while capturing Montrabot and other villages. German counterattacks near Caen were repelled as Luftmacht and armor clashed, with 40,000 Germans blocking progress toward Paris. Eisenhower and De Gaulle warned Germany to treat Free French and allied prisoners properly.

Periers Lessay St. Gilles St. Lo- Coutances Marigny Normandy Esquay Caen Vortieres Omar N. Bradley America First Army Doughboys Caumont St. Lo Montrabot Canisy Coutances Vire Si. Lo Carentan Lewes River Paris le Mesnil Hermen le Mesnil Herman London Charegine Interior FFI Dwight D. Eisenhower Charles de Gaulle French Committee of Liberation FFT

Goebbels Claims Lord's Hands Save Hitler in Report

New York July 27 Propaganda Minister Goebbels delivered a full report on last Thursday's bombing. He said there are no disasters or dangers that cannot turn in Germany's favor and claimed Hitler's life was saved by the Lord. He warned Himmler to reorganize the reserve army and move forces to the front.

New York Goebbels Germany Berlin Associated Press NBC CBS Reich Gestapo Heinrich Himmler Eastern Front Hitler

Mediterranean Air Forces Down 193 Enemies in 3 Days

Allied air units claim 78 German planes shot down over southern Europe in a three day stretch setting a Mediterranean record. American Lightning and Mustang fighters return from a three day shuttle mission involving raids over Romania and Poland with 64 planes destroyed and multiple ground losses. Includes actions at Buzau Zilistea Mielec Ploesti and Bucharest zones with collaboration with Soviet pilots. Also notes a naval conversion of Boston off shore fleet and Jordan River valley irrigation proposal amid broader war updates.

Mediterranean Europe Lightning Mustang Sith U. & Aair Rus‘sig Romania Poland Buzau Zilestes Plessi Mielec Lwow Italy Ploesti Bucharest

Dewey Pledges 15 Point Plan to End Government Friction

Governor Thomas E Dewey announced a 15 point program at a Albany press event aimed at uniting Republican governors. The plan targets conflicts among federal, state and local authorities and outlined priorities from public expenditures to veterans affairs as Bricker supported the effort.

Albany Thomass Dewey John W. Bricker Ohio Iominge St. Louis Bricker Executive Mansion Brisker Brickner Wyoming Colorado Utah Nevada Arizona National Guard Veterans Affairs

Obituary notices from Vandergrift area deaths and services

Obituary items note the death of Mrs Rebecca M Whitacre 82 at her Vandergrift home burial at Vandergrift cemetery with services at St Pauls Lutheran Church. Other notices include infant son Butchkoski of Homer City died in Indiana Memorial Hospital with funeral at his home and interment St Bernards Cemetery. Also Charles Lube Sromberick died suddenly at 347 Water Street and to be buried after Requiem High Mass at St Bernards Church.

Rebecca M. Whitacre Elmer W. Whitacre Emerson Street Vandererift Urey Indiana County Samuel and Marjorie Wilkins Buckett Alice Dunlap Rochester Mills St. Paul's Lutheran Church Vandergrift William Criser F. T. Diddle Michael Stanley Butchkoski Michael Marie (Morris) Butchkoski Homer City Indiana Memorial Hospital Fulton Run Nick Butchkoski George Morris Dayton John J. Blaycura St. Bernard’s Cemetery Charles Lube Sromberick Water Street St Bernard's James Brady

Nazi Party Strengthened by Purge in Germany

Allied sources view the Hitler purge as a real crack in the German structure but doubt it will last. German sentiment favors a strong leader during turmoil, with Goebbels claiming total mobilization will relieve the front and bring rapid war production, while fears grow over Soviet advances near East Prussia.

Hitler Germany London Paul Joseph Goebbels Voelkischer Beobachter Berlin Nazi Party Reich Gauleiter Gestapo Heinrich Himmierland German Silesia East Prussia Junkers Goebbels

Stock Market Air Reduction 05q Am For Pow 4 Am Rad

A dense list of stock quotes and company tickers appears, including Amoco 4 Am Tel & Tel, Boeing, Chrysler, Edison, Du Pont, General Electric, General Foods, IBM, International Harvester, Kennecott, Loews, Montgomery Ward, National Biscuit, Penn RR, Reading Co, Sears Roebuck, US Steel, Warner Bros, and Westinghouse. Prices show varied percentage changes, with numerous percentages like 25% 38% 16% and 85% scattered among many names. The page reads like a trading table summary with numerous minor percentages and ticker clusters.

Rad & St Smelt & R Tel & Tel Atch T& SF Bendix Aviat Beth Steel Boeing Airplane Borden Co Briggs Budd Case GT Co Ches & Ohio Chrysler Corply Colum G & el Cons Edison du Pont de N el Auto Lite Elec Gen Foods Geb Motors Greyhound Corp Hard Walker Hercules Powder Int Harvester Nick Can Tel Johns Manville Kennecott Cop Kresge Leh Val RR Loews Inc Montgom Ward Nat Biscuit Nat Dairy Prod Nat Distillers Nat Pow & Lt Y Central RR North Ameria Northern Pac Packard Motor Param Pictures Penney Penn RR N J Pullman Pure Oil Reading Co Repab Steel Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Sperry Corp Cal Ind OU Ng Studebaker Corp Swift & Co Texas Co United Aircraft United Gas Imp A & Rubber Ussmeh Rem US Steel Warner Bros Pict West UN Tel A West el & Mig Woolworth Youngst Sh & T Curb— Aero Supply B” Ark Nat Gan “4” Cities Service Etec Bond & Share Penmoad Corp Ee Ae

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