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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1944

Page

9

Marianas Invasion Drives Pacific War Anew

U S Pacific Fleet reports sustained task force assault on the Marianas including Guam Saipan and Tinian with battleships cruisers and destroyers. Tokyo broadcast claims enemy landings and fierce fighting as operations extend across 3 000 miles from Kuriles to Palau with ships firing on Saipan Tanapag and Charankao as carrier planes join in.

U. S. Pacific Fleet Pearl Harbor Marianas Islands Guam Tokyo Radio Saipan Island Marianas Tokyo U. S Pacific Islands Kuriles Japan Palau Philippines Central Southwest Pacific Truk Southwest Pacific Palang Carolines Nayak Kwajalein Lagoon Marshalls Tanapag ‘Harbor Garapa Charankao Saipan Pagan Island

Jefferson Co Boy Missing in Punxsutawney

Francis Neal a 14 year old son of Mrs Catherine Neal of R D 5 is missing from Punxsutawney. He left Tuesday to seek a farm job carrying a white gray suit green striped shirt brown high shoes and a note about his plans. State Police urge any sightings to call Punxsutawney headquarters.

Punxsutawney Francis Neal Catherine Neal Yocal Employment Service

B 29 Super Fortresses Strike Japan In First Move

Washington reports the United States Army Air Forces launched the first bombing of Japan proper with B 29 Super Fortresses of the 20th Bomber Command. Gen H H Arnold directed the operation as Marshall explains the new long range, centralized control. This marks a major shift in strategic air power. Ice Cream The ice cream counter at the Indiana Dairy Co Wayne Ave will be closed on July 1st unless government rulings change. Our quota for June is complete.

Washington Pacific War Department United States Army Air Forces 20Th Bomber Command Japan H. H. Arnold Army Airorces Nippon Bet Arnold George C. Marshall Marshall Stat Joint Chiefs of Staff Arnold Hlameland Tokyo James H. Doolittle Britain Siberia China Indiana Dairy Co Wayne Ave

Philadelphia Street to Be Resurfaced Next Week

Weather permitting, the Pennsylvania State Highway Department will resurface Philadelphia Street from Fifth Street to the B and O Railroad tracks starting Monday morning. The job should take two to three days, using one inch pre mix bituminous material. Traffic will be detoured to Water Street and Church Street during work. a new railroad crossing will be installed, requiring several days.

Pennsylvania State Highway Department Philadelphia Fifth Street Highway Department Philadelphia Street Water Street Church Street Pennsylvania R. R

Flag Day Parade Honors Veterans Under Indiana Leader

Col Richard W Watson oversaw a strong parade in Indiana with uniforms bands and Elk turnout. Judge Graff spoke on the American Flag and its freedoms while Indiana No 981 conducted the Flag Day ritual led by Exalted Ruler William Reese.

Col Richard W. Watson Indiana Clymer Ernest Elks William Reese Gilbert S. Parnell Court House Frank J. Graff

Eagles Install Officers In Indiana Aerie Meeting

The Indiana Aerie of Fraternal Order of Eagles held a key meeting on North Fifth Street to install new officers for the year 1944-45 and to organize a Ladies Auxiliary. Officers: G E Ruffner president, Mervin Smith vice president, Earl Ray treasurer, Paul V Kline secretary, Blaine Helman trustee, August Guido conductor, William Tressler chaplain, James Simpson inside guard. The group plans a strong year and notes 396 members with 62 in the armed forces and a gold star on their service flag. They own 20000 in U S War Bonds and will add 6000 more in the Fifth War Loan Drive.

Indiana Aerie of Fraternal Order of Eagles North Fifth Street Jacob Hochberg District No. 7 Indiana G. E. Ruffner Mervin Smith Earl Ray Paul V. Kline Blaine Helman August Guido Shaplain William Tressler James Simpson Indiana Eagles Aerie Brother Hochberg U. Ss

Five Held After Clymer Fire Alarm Hearing

Six youths were brought before Justice Lixfield of Clymer on Monday night for sounding a fire alarm on two occasions. Five were held over for further action. two are out on bail, three jailed. All five are residents of Indiana and Indiana Route 3, not from the Clymer area as earlier announced.

Justice of the Peave Lixfield

American Airpower Strikes Across France and Germany

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force reports a large air operation over France with 3000 to 2000 American bombers fighters and Liberators hitting plants airfields and rail nodes while Hannover is targeted in Germany. RAF Lancasters target Le Havre and Le Havre E-boat pens as heavy daylight raids and high altitude precision strikes continue across Nantes Angouleme and Bordeaux.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary “Force France Berlin Hannover Normandy Britain le Havre RAF Nantes la Foissonniere Angouleme Beauvais la FriJlier Bordeaux Paris

Arabian Pipeline On Ice For Time

Washington reports the administration will pause the controversial trans-Arabian pipeline to allow Congress to shape an overall foreign oil policy. Senator Brewster calls the move commendable progress by the committee chaired by Senator Maloney, signaling political alignment on the issue.

Washington Brewster R.-Mo Maloney D.-Conn

Plant Addition For Punxsutawney Facility Authorized

Washington reports the Defense Plant Corporation approves a $900,000 contract to Speer Carbon Co of St. Mary's Pennsylvania to supply plant facilities at Punxsutawney Pennsylvania. The action expands industrial capacity in Punxsutawney under federal plant support.

Washington Defense Plant Corporation Speer Carbon Ca St. Mary’s Punxsutawney, Pa

Halsey Replaced as Allied South Pacific Commander

Allied Headquarters in the South Pacific announces Admiral William F. Halsey Jr steps down from his post. Vice Admiral John Henry Newton, 62, becomes deputy and heir to the command in a ceremony at the line headquarters. Halsey’s career leadership included Santa Cruz and Guadalcanal actions and a later reassignment to a new Pacific role.

Allied South Pacific William F. Halsey, Jr John Henry Newton Halsey Pacific South Pacifc United States Pacific Fleet Santa Cruz Guadalcanal Halsty Yringing ANM Taye

Criminal Court Actions Reportedly Placed Before Judge Creps

The trial of L B Melvenry of Indiana for larceny opened in Criminal Court before Judge E B Creps and had not reached a jury by late morning. Harvey Yonalue of Blacklick pleaded guilty to contributing to delinquency and a morality offense. A jury found Mr and Mrs James Davis of Center Township guilty of selling beer without an license. Nick Muaruavhak faces assault and battery and mining law charges. defense counsel Charles J Marsiotti of Pittsburgh, formerly Punxsutawney, to represent him.

L. B. Melvenry Indiana Lavceny E. B. Creps Harvey Yonalue Blacklick James Davis Center Township Nick Muaruavhak Charles J. Marsiotti Pittsburgh Punxsutawney

Second Death From Cop's Gun in Pittsburgh

In Pittsburgh on a Saturday night Ralph Landefeldt 29 and Edwin Schuler 23 were shot by police during a pursuit mistaken for a holdup. Schuler died almost instantly, Landefeldt died last night as the second victim. Stowe Township Chief William Duerr is free on $10,000 bond awaiting coroner's inquest. Community event noted at the end.

Pittsburgh Ralph Clandefeldt Edwin Schuler McKees Racks Landefeldt Stowe Township William Duerr Schuler

Allied drive toward Cherbourg nears climax in France

Allied infantry and airborne units pressed toward Cherbourg as German forces countered along a widening front from Troarn to Caen. The battle, described by the German high command as nearing its climax, saw U.S. troops advance seven miles toward the Cherbourg road network while heavy fighting raged around Carentan, Montebourg, and nearby towns on the peninsula.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force France Cherbourg Troarn Villers-Bocage Caen Carentan Les ‘Sablons-Baupte Ste. ‘Marie Eglise la Haye Palts U. S. Fourth Division Montebourg Valosnes Doughboys Quineville

Saltsburg Glider Pilots Praise Troops After D Day Action

British port report recounts American glider pilots aiding airborne troops on Cherbourg peninsula. They seized prisoners and destroyed targets, with Meadows of Tyler Texas recalling enemy nests and a 24m dump. Stone of Bergenfield New Jersey praised airborne bravery, while Zunwalt of Richmond Texas and others captured prisoners and held key lines.

Cherbourg England Pet William D Meadows Tyler Tex St. Germain de Varreville Arthur P. Stone Murray Hill Terrace Bergenfield N. J Geravang Stone J. J. Stone Townsend Ave Clifton John L. Zunwalt Richmond Great Britain Rowsland Fowler Aberdeen J. L. Ferguson J. B. Ferguson Saltsburg

Local draft board to send seven to Navy on June 26

Seven draftees from Local Draft Board No. 2 will depart for Navy training after their physicals. Names include Paul Libengood Black Lick Gene Beni Iselin Robert Bracken Homer City Charles Ruffner Punxsutawney Robert Runzo Blairsville George Moreno Blairsville Arnold Petrarca Blairsville and others. One man, David Hawk aged 75 of Rossiter, is hospitalized after a fall with a dislocated shoulder.

Navy Paul Clifford Libengood Black Lick Gene Beni Iselin Robert Darry Bracken Homer City Charles A. Ruffner Punxsutawney Robert Stephen Runzo Blairsville George Frank Moreno Arnold Petrarca David Hawk Rossiter RH. D Adrian Hospital Molly Ann Shep Greiner

Military Ballot Canvass Proceeding In County

County officials announce a comprehensive military absentee ballot canvass led by J W Everett, urging all service members to exercise their right. Everett stresses no one will be missed and sets a deadline guidance toward June 38, with Military Ballot Day declared for July 7 to collect names and addresses of service personnel for ballot mailing and verification.

J. W. Everett Indiana County Vossi Mr. Everett Martin Army Navy Marines Red Cross Friends USO

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