Bombing Britain and Bombing Power in World War II
The War Today argues air power, not just land fronts, can cripple Nazi Germany. It cites Cologne destruction, Midway lessons, and projected RAF and US bomber raids to claim strategic bombing may outpace land campaigns in crippling industries and military capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Hitler
Europe
Russia
Ndt
Japan
Midway
Germany
Royal Air Force
Cologne
Rhenish
London
United States
Air Corps
Jess Uine
Rubber from grain eyed by midwest Senators
Midwestern Senators push using surplus grain to manufacture rubber, proposing distilleries in the grain belt. Norris argues rubber could be produced as quickly as it is consumed using agricultural products. Gillette Qlowar and Cilletta back efforts, noting corn and wheat surpluses could be turned into rubber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Gillette Qlowar
Cilletta
Birthdays for Glenn Campbell and Betty Jane Shick
Birthdays listed for Glenn Campbell of Graceton and Betty Jane Shick of McIntyre. Note urges sending the functional Evening Gazette to a son in the Army or Navy, describing it as a comforting link home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Campbell
Graceton
Betty Jane Shick
McIntyre
Army
Navy
Testimonial Dinner for Rev Lester H Case in Indiana County
A testimonial dinner honoring Rev Lester H Case, county officer for ten years, was held Monday evening June 8 at Clymer Presbyterian Church. Case, soon to become associate general secretary of the Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union, will work in Maryland DC and Pennsylvania. Several officials from counties Allegheny Butler Jefferson and Beaver attended and testimonies praised his service. Dr G Wilson Byers urged busy workers to serve the Lord, as Jane Buchanan and others contributed musical and symbolic tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Presbyterian Church
Indiana County Christian Endeavor Union
Lester H. Case
Case
Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union
Maryland
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
J. W
Tiny) Everett
Indiana
H. C. McDivitt
Marion Center
Dutch Campbell
Tubby Edgar
Franklin Montag
Tom Consur
J. Wilson Byers
Allegheny
Butler, Jefferson and
Beaver
Martha Black
Jane Buchanan
Grove Chapel Society
G. Wilson Byers
Pa. C. £. Union
Lelia Biss
Indiana County
Christian Endeavor
McDivitt
Pittsburgh and Mercer Crime Reports Highlight Trials
Continued coverage notes Pahel's boast at a guards supper table about finishing what Householder began. Welfare officials and officials attend inquest. calls for improved staff training and funding. In Pittsburgh, Edward Mayer recalls a new account of Rocco's murder of his sister Rose Marie, with defense alleging sleep walking. In Mercer, four youths plead for their lives in the March Sharpsville dispatcher killing case. a truck driver testifies seeing William Johannes shoot James M. Supplee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pahel
Tilolia
E. Arthur Sweeney
Secretary of Welfare
H. Albert McMurray
Department of Welfare
Weiture
Hinds
Pittsburgh
Edward E. Mayer
Incent Dunes
Rocco
Commonwealth
Mayer
Rovco
Rose Marie
Sbe
Rove
Allegheny County
Lous Little J
R. W. Wagner
Swissvale
Mercer
Sharpsville
George H. Rowley
Rowley
Francis C. Hogan
William Johannes
Youngstown, C
James M. Supplee
P J Woodring Heads Lions in Greensburg
In Greensburg on June 10 Paul J Woodring of Indiana was named chairman of the Fourteenth District Pennsylvania Association of Lion Clubs after a complete reorganization. E S Tomlinson of South Langhorne was named vice chairman and Howard M Bird of Harrisburg as secretary treasurer. New district governors include Claire St Bichn Quakertown District A Dr Earl B Baumann Pittsburgh District B Ives Harvey Williamsport District C Amos Strause Schuylkillhaven District D Roy K McDaniel Altoona District E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rg Oy Eee
Greensburg
Paul J. Woodring
Indiana
Pennsylvania Association of Lion Clubs
Woodring
E. 8. Tomlinson
South Langhorn
Howard M. Bird
Harrisburg
John W. Mentzer
McConnellsburg
J. Lewis Callahan
Coatesville
William A. Coleman
Lewisburg
A. S. Haines
Pittsburgh
David R. Perry
Altoona
Robert J. Lenaor
Bebuytkillhaven
Claire St. Bichn
Quakertown
Earl B. Baumann
Ives Harvey
Williamsport
Amos Strause
Schuylkillhaven
Roy K. McDaniel
Sugar canning ration rules and application details
The article outlines home canning sugar applications for individuals not in a family unit. It lists required form items, family unit details, war rationing book numbers, and quantities of fruit canned, in possession, to be canned, with uses for preserves. It explains adjustments, issuance of War Ration Books, and Sugar Purchase Certificates to be presented to grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jones
Notable Indiana Couple Active in Education and Church
Dr and Mrs Uhler of Indiana active in education circles including Phi Delta Kappa Pennsylvania State Education Association and National Education Association. He led the Presbyterian Church general assembly as commissioner and has four children: Lowell abroad with Douglas Aircraft Ray at Clearfield Bituminous Oral Ruth at Indiana High School and Helen a college student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neha Pi
Phi Delta Kappa
Pennsylvania
National Education Association
Kiwanis Club
Jist
Milwaukee
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Uhler
Eleventh Street
Indiana
Lowell
Douglas Aircraft Abroad
Ray
Clearfield Bituminous Oral Corporation
Ruth
Indiaia
Helen
International Continue from page one violence in Sevastopol
Report describes a Red Army halt to an attempted occupation as Nadi infantry suffer heavy losses. Hogan and Supple recount a confrontation in which Johannes and two companions held a building, Supplee was shot after a fatal exchange, and Floyd Stainbrook and Louis Osborn from Sharon were identified as gunmen causing the cover fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Von
Sevastopol
Gevidts
Tay Heights
Nadi
Hogan
Supple
Juhanmes
Supplee
Unuimes
Johannes
Floyd Stainbrook
Louis Osborn
Sharon
Naval battles and Pacific war updates from World War II
News summary reports Japanese aerial and naval losses at Midway and battles around Sevastopol. U S and Allied forces claim success in the Southwest Pacific with heavy air attacks and a significant fighter tally. An eye witness account details the sinking of a Japanese carrier group and perilous survival at sea amid harsh conditions. The Aleutians remain uncertain with Japanese troops active near Alaska while Australian fronts show Allied air superiority. A separate note covers agricultural logistics and federal trucking rules affecting harvests and market movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevastopol
Berlin
Tokyo
Midway
United States
George H. Gay
U. S. Navy
Japan
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Dutch Harbor
Heringo Sea
Chester W. Nimitz
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Far North
Aleutians
Australia
Douglas MacArthur
Southwest Pacific
United Nations
New Guinea
Portuguese Timor
Navchang
Kiangsi
Chekiang Province
China
Murphy Co to Offer Stock in $9 Million Issue
The G C Murphy Company filed with the securities and exchange commission to register 90,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock par value 100. Proceeds will redeem 4.25 million of existing 3 percent preferred stock and boost working capital. About 2 million for inventories and 400 thousand for additions. 40 thousand shares offered to current holders share-for-share. 50 thousand remaining will be public. Merrill Lynch as principal underwriter for the nine million dollar issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
G. C. Murphy Company
Securities and Exchange Commission
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Beane
New York City
Haluska Announces Bid for Governor in Pension Platform
Senator John J. Haluska declares he will run for governor under the United Pension party banner advocating $60 monthly pensions for seniors and $200 bonuses for veterans. He says withdrawal would only occur if major parties adopt his pension and bonus program and plans to launch his campaign June 1 in Uniontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Bate
John J. Haluska
Cambria County
United Pension Party
Uniontown
Guilty Plea in Death of Day-Old Baby in Ebensburg
Ass Reginia Vargo and husband Edward Vargo, both 23, of Johnstown, were sentenced to indeterminate prison terms after pleading guilty to murder in the March death of their newborn. The baby reportedly died after being strangled in Stony Creek. Mrs. Vargo received confinement in a women’s home, while Edward Vargo was ordered to the Camp Hill Industrial School. he faces trial at the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebensburg
Reginia Vargo
Johnstown
Edward
Commonwealth
Stony Creek
Vargo
W. Griffith
Justice Murphy to Army局
Associate Justice Frank Murphy will join the Army as a Lieutenant Colonel after taking the oath at the War Department. He will attend intensive training at Fort Benning, then a six week advanced course, with reassignment to General Marshall’s Chief of Staff office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Murphy
Supreme Court
Associates
High Court
Offee
War Department
Port Benning
Fort Benning
Ofice
Stock Market Snapshot: Major Industrial Names Listed
A dense stock market recap lists Am Can Am and For Pow Ip Am Smelt and R Am Tel Tel M7 Anaconda QI and SF 431g refining players Bald Loco Ct 1034 Boeing and General Electric among many others. It mentions Chrysler and Ford, Packard, Studebaker, Penn Road and South Penn Oil with varied percentages and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Bendix Aviat Boss Beth Steel Slty
Boeing Airplane
Borden Co
Briggs
Budd
Ches and
Chrysler Carp
Colum G
Bly
Edison Trhity
Consul Oil
Curtiss Wright
del Lack
West Shy du Pont
Ag Eastman Kodak
EL Auto Lite
Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Hard Walker
Iinois Central Bla
Int Harvester
Nick Can Bike
Tel
Ty Johns Manville
Kennecott
Kresger
Lehigh
Tab B
Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Sperry Corp
Stand
Stand Oil
Cal Stanel OU
NJ Studebaker Corp
Swift and Co
Texas Co
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Gas US Rubber US Steel
Warner Bros
Piet West Union Tel West el
Mie
Woolworth
Pennroad Corp
South Penn
Hip
Markets Produce Pittsburgh June 10 4a- Market snapshot
Pittsburgh markets report moderate demand for produce with apples scarce and potatoes weak. Grain and livestock prices shown by weight classes, including Chippewa and Katuhdine varieties, various sacks and region prices. Livestock notes include salable hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep with price ranges and trend notes. A closing line defines a lightning calculator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Alabama
Eliss
South Carolina Bliss
Distribution of tires and tubes by May rationing board
J R McKelvey secretary of Blairsville Board No 2 certifies May distributions of tires tubes and cars to numerous individuals and firms across Blairsville Homer City Lucerne Mines Saltsburg and Kent with balances continued tomorrow. The list includes doctors ministers truckers farmers and city officials among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McKelvey
Blairsville
J. R. Maloney
Indiana
New Cara
Molder & Farmer
Wmn
E. Grundy
Kent
Charles J. Riech
Geo. M. Wanna
Homer City
M. Rosenthal
Lucerne
Peter G. Kutta
McIntyre
M. M. Palmer
HomerCity
David Buchman
Olson Distb, Co
Beverage Cistb
al Parish
Oad Coast
Advan Davis
James J. Moorhead
Clarksburg
J.B. Tomb
E. Clair Smith
Farmer
Fenn United Oil Co. Gas and Oily
James B
Wineman
Brarster
James Valle
Beer
G. W. Horrell
Pas
Saltsburg
Ives
Dick Hutchinsen
Homer Lichengood
I Blairsville
Wilbus L. Beatty
Livermore
Wm. &. Bara
Adrian Davis
Curtis Brown
Bedford
L. T. McKee
Geo
Lisle Piper
Supt
Tunnelton
Frank R. Gnibus
Richard Zimmerman
Ernest Miller
Waterman
Alex Mendeloff
Ectri
Wilbus Marsh
War A
Skinner
Victor Bolu
R. N. Coleman
Walter Taylor
Lucerne Mines
Winfield Amberson
Ronnald E. Blattenberger
Black Lark
Obituary Notes From Page One
Obituary notices review deaths including Elizabeth McPherson McQuawn and Melvin Stiver. Services for McQuawn set at Washington Presbyterian Church near Home Station with minister Shel dom of Ford City. arrangements at Wendell A. Welch Funeral Home Ford City. Stiver, 32, killed by rock fall at Trojan Coal Co Mine in Gipsy. funeral at Montgomery Brethren Church with interment in church cemetery. Alda Pearl Walker obituary notices state Raleigh Funeral Home Hillsdale handling services with interment at Rowley Cemetery near Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McPherson McQuawn
Willis Eakin
Fred McMillen
Commodeare
Washington Presbyterian Church
Home Station
Sheldom
Ford City
Wendell A. Welch
Melvin Stiver
Pucal
Montwomrery Brethren
Glen Campbell
Trojan Coal Company
Gipsy
Alda Pearl Walker
Raleigh
Hillsdale
Rowley Cemetery
Petain Convinced Axis Defeat Looms Says Reports
Reports from Vichy say two years of war since Dunkirk have convinced Chief of State Marshal Petain that the Axis cannot win. Laval remains contrarian, while Admiral Darlan and sources close to Petain describe him as a patriot pressured by Germany but trying to protect France. Observers note French prisoners and economic strain as Germany weighs occupation risks and revolution threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwashington
Dunkerque
Marshall Petain
Vichy
France
Petain
Marshal
Germany
Pierre Laval
Laval
Europe
England
Soviet
Russia
Jean Darlan
Petal
Axis
Hitler
There’s Music in a Lathe
Philadelphia June 10 Dr Hans Wohlmuth Vienna born stage director of the Philadelphia Opera Company is finishing a 400 hour mechanics course and plans war industry work. He says he hears music in a lathe and notes he must balance artistry with precise casting in his metalwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hans Wohlmuth
Wohlmuth
Philadelphia Opera Company
Hans
Jane
Fred Walser Dies Hazleton City Treasurer
Fred Walser city treasurer and brother of Henry Walser publisher of the Hazleton Plain Speaker Standard Sentinel died of a stroke after several months of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Walser
Hazleton
Henry Walser
Hazleton Plain Speaker-Standard Sentinel
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Douglas Aircraft
California
P. J. Woodring
LIONS
Dr, Uhler
RAF
Luzemburger, Strasse
NEA Cablephoto
N. J. Irvine
Seattle
Anu
State College
Haluska
GOV
Justice Murphy
Os Area
Raymond MacNeille Earlwe
MacNeille
I Common Pleas Court
Reed the
Gasette Classifiad
Livestok
Entive Sud
McKelvey
Log
Maloney
Pyronaie
Culinary Arts Institute
Indiana Evening Gazette
Phila St
Tediana Evening Gazette
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