The Russo-German war six weeks into the struggle
The piece analyzes six weeks of fighting in Russia, noting Red resistance retarding German advances, Japanese expansion considerations, and the overall war wear on both sides. It portrays a grim battle of extermination with heavy losses and shifting strategic expectations as winter nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt Mackenzie
Bolshevivta
Gena
Lewcan
Britain
Hitler
Russia
Turkey
Europe
Berlin
Florce
United States
Moscow
Nots
Ets
Selectees Pine Camp to Fort Knox for Armored School
One hundred eighty men from the Fourth Armored Division leave Pine Camp New York for Fort Knox Kentucky to enroll in three month courses in tank automotive motorcycle and radio electrician maintenance. The selectees were chosen for aptitude in basic training and include Claude E Ayers of Bagamore and Richard Grant Pifer of Rossiter named Newport naval training station July 37 as honor man for his apprentice seamen company.
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Pine Camp
N. Y
Fourth Armored Division
Fort Knox
Armored Force School
Armored Force
Claude E. Ayers
Bagamore
Pifer
Newport
R. 1
U.S. Naval Training Station
Richard Grant Pifer
Rossiter
Traiiing
Uncle Sam
Ting
Chia
Piter
Navy
Commercial College
Busi
Draft declares world war prep a duty not defense
The draft discussion asserts Congress has authorized U S armed forces to prepare for entry into the world war as an offensive act rather than defense. It notes a 21st birthday release for those born before July 1941 and allows War Secretary to release men if continued service causes undue hardship.
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Congress
United States
Russia
Great Britain
Secretary of War
Japan Moves Troops and Bases Across Asia
International dispatches report Japan expanding air and naval bases in the south and preparing to deploy up to 24,000 troops in Southern Indo-China within reach of Thailand. Tokyo pressures Western assets with new freezing orders as Shanghai shares tumble and oil trade tightens with the Netherlands East Indies.
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Ing
Japan
Domei
East Asia
Saigon
Indo-China
Hanoi
Thailand
Siam
Chungking
Manchukuo
Korea
Siberia
Shanghai
Hongkong
Shanghai International Settlement
Shanghai Exchange
United States
Northern Ireland
Netherlands East Indies
The
Indies
Accidents Linked to Sleepy Driving On State Route Near Blairsville
The car driven by George Hicks crashed into a telephone pole on the William Penn Highway near Blairsville after Hicks fell asleep. Hicks and his wife were treated at Indiana Hospital, while Miss Ewings was admitted for chest injuries. Others in the car, Juvias, Willie G. Bison, and Zeke Davie, were unharmed. Near Duffington Township, John Bepler and Frank Kline were admitted to Memorial Hospital, Johnstown, with a fractured knee and facial lacerations. A Cleveland couple Nudolaki and Miss Semancik were treated after their car ran off Route 422, struck a parked car, and overturned. Howard Shultz, 33, of Sheloca, R D 4, was jailed after being arrested on Route 432 in White Township for operating under the influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hicks
William Penn Highway
Blairsville
Hicks
Indiana Hospital
Miss Ewings
Juvias
Willie G. Bison
Lucerne
Zeke Davie
R. D
Dufftington Township
Strongstown
Johr
Bepler
Frank Kline
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Kline
Cleveland
Nudolaki
Miss Semancik
Indiana
Frank Murdick
Murdick
Howard Shultz
Sheloca
Indiana County
Shultz
White Township
Roguey High School Graduate Pursues Navy Career
Piter, a Roguey High School student, shifts from typing and bookkeeping to Navy storekeeping, drawn by career security and overseas postings. He hopes to visit exotic lands for coin collecting as he completes a nine day training station course while staying with his father at 68 Clinton Street, Rossiter.
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Rouguey
Piter
Pifer
Chst
Otrange
Asia
South America
Biter
T. V Filey
Clinton Streat
Rossiter
Private Jobs Gain Sends State Relief Rolls To Nine-Year Low
Harrisburg reports that private employment gains and the removal of 3,700 able bodied employables from Pennsylvania General Assistance rolls pushed the weekly caseload to a record low of 97,112 cases containing 208,266 people for the week ending July 18. About 46,000 cases had no employable individuals. The State Board ruling allowed exclusion of unattached employables ages 20 to 40, while those unable to work due to disability or lack of suitable jobs remained eligible.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Howard L. Russell
State Board of Public Assistance
Train and Car Crash Toll Grows Across Pennsylvania
At least 11 people died in Pennsylvania over the weekend in multiple accidents including a fatal collision at a Pennsylvania Railroad grade crossing near Florin with Paul Nisgley his wife Mary and their two children among the dead. Additional victims include John Stewart Sprout near Speeceville and others in Barton Clark's Summit Greensburg and Sewickley.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Florin
Lancaster
Paul K. Nisgley
Mary
Francis Edward
John Elaine
Lancaster R. D
John Stewart Sprout
Speeceville
Dauphin County
Barton
Kenneth Kneebone
Ralph Wilson
Penargy
Vera Larue
East Orange
N. J
Clark’s Summit
Robert Dodson
Clayburg
Avid P. Linduff, Jr
Pittsburgh
Greensburg
Henrietta M. Rogers
Sewickley
Campaign canvass urged for United Service Op program
Dr Harry Burton Boyd pastor of First Presbyterian Church endorses Indiana Borough County efforts for the United Service Organization. He urges local donations to support men on leave and praises county campaigns. County committees in Saltsburg Rossiter Glen Campbell Clymer Plumville Marion Center Rochester Mills work to mobilize volunteers and funds.
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Harry Burton
Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
Indiana
United Service Organization
Harry Burton Boyd
American Legion
Saltsburg
Rossiter
Glen Campbell
Clymer
Plumville
Marion Center
Rochester Mills
U. S
Out H
J. W. Everett
MacArthur nominated to lead Philippine forces in U S war plan
Senator Pepper praised Roosevelt’s choice as best possible for chief of America's land forces in the troubled region. MacArthur’s confirmation signals U S intention to defend the Philippines, with 20 000 professional soldiers and 75 000 reserves, backed by a strong navy and air corps from bases at Cavite and Olongapo.
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Senate
Pepper
D-Fla
Roosevelt
America
Philippines
Indo-China
Florida
MacArthur
United States Navy
Hyde Park
Ie. Roosevelt
United States
Philippine Military Organization
Philippine Army
Manila
Far East
Navy
Air Corps
Pacific
Asiatic Fleet
Cayite
Manila Bay
Olongapo
Markets Produce Pittsburgh July 28 Grain and Livestock Leads
Pittsburgh market notes show moderate produce demand with apples and potatoes steady to mixed prices. Chicago wheat rose amid renewed grain buying. rye and corn gained. Pittsburgh livestock featured active sales across hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep with varied price ranges and steady to higher tones.
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Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Duchess
Transparenta
Willems Reda
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Gravensteins
Virginia
Idaho
Bliss Triumphs
Chicago
Weather summary for Coleg Whather area
Forecast shows continued warm conditions with scattered showers tonight and a trend to fairer cooler weather tomorrow. Reading 74, high 98, low 8. Precipitation 16 drops noted from thunder. Humidity 86 percent. Pressure today 29.05 inches, yesterday 29.70 inches.
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Feilrang
Pencil Slim House Dress Pattern Ad Prompting Wearers
An advertisement showcases Pattern No. 8908 offering a slendering house dress with a straight front panel, drawn-in waistline, and shoulder emphasis. Available in sizes 12 to 20 and 40, with fabric and trimming yardage listed. Readers are urged to mail name, address, pattern number and size to Pattern Service in New York for the Summer Fashion Book.
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Vie Rao
101Th 7Th Avenue
New York
N.Y
Retired Judge Davia Faces Trial in Obstruction Case
Philadelphia July 28 government renews case against retired Judge J Warren Davia of the third U S Circuit on charges of obstructing justice and defrauding the United States. Co defendant Morgan Kaufman former bankruptcy referee from Scranton testified about unsecured loans totaling 27 800 from William Fox, bankrupt former producer, to influence circuit court decisions.
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Philadelphia
J. Warren Davia
U. S Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
Cos
la Morgan 9. Kaufman
Scranton
Dayla
William Fox
Davis
Kaufman
Fox
Avie
Transocean Convicted For Failure To Register
Transocean News Service was convicted in federal court of failing to register under the foreign agents act. The jury found guilt after 33 minutes of deliberation. The service faced a $1,000 fine and estimated court costs of 915,000 or more, with reported earnings and expenditures from its 25 months of operation. Special Assistant Attorney General George A. McNulty charged the German government with seizing two American newspapermen as hostages to pressure release of Transocean officials Manfred Zapp and Guenther Town in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Transocean News Service
Federal District Court
Berlin
Transocean
George A. McNulty
United States
Manfred Zapp
Guenther
Hopkins Talks to Britishers on North Atlantic Lifeline
London July broadcast quotes Hopkins, Roosevelt’s lend-lease chief, pledging full American aid to Britain, the Soviet Union, and China. He portrays Germany between two hostile blocs and notes thousands of American planes, hundreds of tanks, freighters, tankers, and food reaching Allies, plus numerous war materiel.
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London
Marry & Mophing
Provident Roosevelt
Altention
Hopkins
Soviet Russia
Germany
China
Roosevelt
United States
Wen
North Atlantic
Britain
Hitler
Atlantic
Ceaveley
Treasury Balance 18 Finances Daily Update
Washington July 28 Treasury balance data shows receipts 15 944 819 00 expenditures 58 547 672 47 net balance 2 630 879 000 49 gross debt 49 378 345 689 40 increase over previous day 14 422 785 38 reflects daily financial activity and debt level.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Obituary notices from Indiana area deaths and services
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Ethel Mae Gill wife of Clyde Gill of Clymer at Indiana Hospital with private services and burial in Armagh Cemetery. Also Miles Cochran daughter of the late J M Cochran died at Plumville home with funeral at 2:00 a m Tuesday and burial in Oakland Cemetery, Indiana. Catherine Jane (Williams) Jones died in Youngstown Ohio with services and burial arrangements. Clara (Wright) Bradbury, 60, died in Mahattanay with services planned at 2:00 p m Wednesday and burial in Devers Cemetery near Rossiter. Receipts and survivors listed accompany each notice.
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Ethel Mae Gill
Clyde Gill
Clymer
Lhe Giang
Indiana Hospital
Somera
Telford
Shirley
Robert
Caecilia
A. G. Owrey
Armagh Cemetery
Miles Qenevievye Cochran
J. MN. Cochran
Cecilia (Mitchell) Cochran
Plumville
Brofiera Anc Aistere
Grace Cochran Hebrank
James Mitchell Cochran
Talmadge
O. Charles Clark Cochran
Indiana
Gladya
Gertrude Cochran
Oakland Cemetery
Catherine Jane
Williame) Jones
Pine Flats
Thomas
Margaret
Margan) Willams
Oscar C. Broadbelt
Youngstown
Morvis D. Jones
Johnstown
Jones
Old Vinetreet
Calvinistic Methodist Church
First Presbyterian
Mao
Clara (Wright) Bradbury
Mahattay
R. D
Chas. Pickup
Yatesboro
Twila Detwiler
Ethel Engle
Gradford
Margaret Wheeler
Avon
N.Y
Mildred
Devers Cometary
Rossiter
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Arthur H. Jamey
Billa
Executive Office
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Bureau of Elections
William H. Parker
Supreme Court
Charles B. Kenworthy
Superior Court
Common Pleas
Willie B McChenaghan, Jr
B. LeRoy van Doden
Delaware County
Alton W. Lick
Charles M. Christler
Frank J. Zappaia
Allegheny County
John Patrick Welsh
Phileadelphia
William Mather Lewis
Hate Selective Service
Lewis
Red Military
Philip I. Golikov
Col
Alexander Reapin
la Guardia Field
Constantine Qumansky
Office of Production Management
Vinmutvee
RCE Saary
Oras
Chalten
Asfetienes
Ious
Codysus
Vaa Ntemonei Visio Stare Gury Icks
Bers Ie Avalon & Subiimes
Angrtaetion
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Office OF Production Management Council
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John Lord O'Bran
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Teelean
Stout
Pope
Beer Bop Ia Wsd
Inclutriat
Douglam Bac
Advay Cyonitee Bank
Ile Boerd Amir Agt
Bsavhiongas
Matibeatas
Tenganie
OPM
Mundsen-Hilliasen Defense
Ibad Ales
Davia
Ohio
Bendix
Pullman
Bvc NJ
Pure Oil
Radio Corp of Am Heading Co
Repub Stee
Reynolds Tob B
Sears Roebuck
Secony
Vacuum Oly Ltd
Brands
Sperry Corp B4 Ltd
Oll
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OU NJ
Ind
Studebakey Corp
Swit
Texas Corp
United Aireret
Orp
United aGe
Werner Bros
West Union Tal
Woolworth
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