Convention In Baptist Church Here
Indiana Baptist Association plans a Sunday school convention at the First Baptist Church in Indiana on Wednesday June 21 with the theme Workers Together With God and the hymn Make Me a Blessing A Young People's Convention follows June 22 The program outlines devotions reports and messages from noted speakers including Rev Hayden Howells Dr Dimit Dr Williams and Rev Norton with a busy schedule of sessions and special music
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eome Indiana Baptist Association
First Baptist Church of Indiana
wWo
Campbell
Lester Norton
Hayden Howells
Avon B. Y. P. A
Hayadn Howells
B. H. Dimit
Indiana
Roger Williams
Greensburg
Mra
Norton
Dimit
Williams
Blairsville
McLaughlin
Dilltown Y. P
MacCulloch
Local court actions in beer license cases lead to fines
Continued from page one the court ordered costs and fines for multiple defendants. Julia Kameliski of Dilltown pleaded guilty to selling beer to minors and allowing minors on licensed premises, with an $800 fine. Stanley Rock, an employee, received costs and a $100 fine. Mr and Mrs Davis were convicted of selling beer without a license. Mrs Davis faced costs and $25 fine while Mr Davis paid $75 and costs. Joe Kuchinick ofomer City admitted guilty to selling beer and liquor without a license and awaits further disposition. Joe Zegarfa of Boltz, previously pleading guilty to beverage license violations, failed to appear and had a $500 cash bond forfeited. Judge Creps ordered another sentencing session and approved a motion for a new trial for B B McHenry of Indiana on a larceny verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Kameliski
Dilltown
Aing
Creps
Stanley Rock
James Davis
Jas Week
Socket Planes and Ordinary Planes Mentioned in Vitain
In Vitain a discussion notes both socket planes and ordinary planes, highlighting their roles and differences. The piece examines construction uses and potential applications in local industry.
Allied forces push toward Perugia after Elba victory
Allied troops entered Perugia as Elba fell to French colonial forces and Portolongone surrendered. Eighth Army pressed north with heavy German resistance, taking prisoners and advancing past Grosetto toward Orbetello while Italian cities like Citta Della Pieve and Lake Trasimeno areas were controlled. Total Allied prisoners reached about 27,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Perugia
Florence
Elba
Porto Longone
Eighth
Eighth Army
Fifth
Grosetto
Orbetello
Portogerralo
Villa Napoleona
Monte San Martino
Italy
Cily
Ripa
Civitella D'Arno
Lake Trasimeno
Citta Della Pieve
San Luzardo
Airfield On Owi Island In Use In New Guinea Drive
ADVANCED ALLIED HEADQUARTERS QUARTERS NEW GUINEA June 20 1944 The Fifth Army Air Force moved its fighting strength forward to Schouten Islands about 880 miles from the Philippines marking deepest penetration into enemy holdings. An airfield on Owi island captured June 2 is now operational and Mokmer airstrip on Biak taken June 7 is used a week later by Allied planes. From these fields warplanes can strike remaining enemy bases in northwestern Dutch New Guinea. American infantry supported by tanks captured a ridge 2500 yards north of Mokmer and fought toward Borokoe and Sorido air strips as 165 Japanese were killed Saturday bringing total enemy dead since May 27 to 1830 and four Japanese former soldiers were liberated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
Fifth Army Air Force
Schouten Islands
Philippines
Oqwi
Biak
Mokmer
Dutch New Guinea
Mokmer Strip
Borokoe
Sorido
Bisk
Netherlands East Indies Army
High-Speed Trains Coming to a New Era
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the American Society of Mechanical Engineers heard that new materials and shaping methods will solve railroad problems in a high-speed traffic era. Hoyt and Gillet described lighter, stronger components and welding to cut weight, boost strength, and increase speed as passenger and freight services accelerate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Samuel L. Hoyt
H.W. Gillet
Battele Memorial ‘Institute
Columbus
Contour Strip Farming Urged After Severe Storm Losses
Indiana County agricultural officials warn that storms cause severe soil erosion in square fields. County Agent J W Warner urges contour strip farming from 60 to 100 feet wide to save soil, reduce fuel use, and protect future yields. He notes erosion risk even on near level ground and stresses that most farms should adopt contour practices to ensure long term viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiatoa County
J. W. Warner
Indiana
Indiana County
Fuurve
Bombardment Behind Calais as Rockets Stream into England
Air Force Chief Gen Henry H Arnold returns from inspection praising the European air force invasion as permitting surface forces to advance with less enemy air opposition. He says the combined effort has shortened the time to defeat the enemy. German flak over Pas de Calais defends their coastal installations.
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Calais
England
Airforce
Henry H. Arnold
European Air Force
Germany
Iself
Pas de Calais
Allied push near Cherbourg intensifies as forces expand beachhead
News from Supreme Headquarters confirms continued Allied advances in Normandy. American and British units drive German positions along the Cherbourg peninsula, with Bradley’s forces extending a 16 mile widening wedge and pressing toward the port under heavy bombardment. Despite severe weather, air and ground attacks disrupt German movements while Caen area holds steady and British patrols push toward Houtot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valognes
Supreme Headquarters
Try-Sur-Seulles
Cherbourg
Omar Bradley
Crerman-held
Channel Islands
Supreme Command
Bradley
Bricquebey
Carentan
Montebourg
G I Ballot Canvass Sees Slower Civilian Input In June
Harrisburg reports nearly 66 000 military ballot cases completed across 56 counties as the G I vote canvass progresses with delays. Volunteers mobilized about 200 000 to collect information for an estimated 800 000 Pennsylvanians in the armed forces to vote in November. Secretary Morrison orders districts to list names alphabetically, post at polling places, and supply county boards with a military file by July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Defense Council
G. I
Charles M. Morrison
The
Commonwealth
Submarine Grayback Announced Lost
Washington reports the loss of submarine Grayback during operations against Japan in the Pacific. The 1,475 ton sub carried about 65 crew. Commander Johnny Anderson Moore listed as missing in action. wife Virginia S. Moore of Memphis, Tennessee. The Grayback is among 24 American submarines missing since December 7, 1941, with 758 Japanese ships sunk or damaged attributed to U.S. submarines. Grayback was commissioned in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pacific
Navy
Johny Anderson Moore
Moore
Virginia S., Moore
Snowden Ave
Memphis
Tenn
Yost
Atlantic
Japan
Widespread Heat Wave Clips Temperatures Across Regions
Severe heat and storms sweep the nation with at least ten deaths in the eastern half as three day heat spell breaks. Temperatures drop sharply in the Middle West while Texas Georgia and Alaska report extreme conditions and damage from wind and lightning. Multiple drownings and one lightning death are noted, with cool relief in several northern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New England
South
Middle West
Alaska
St. Louis
Louisville
Chicago
Texas
New Orleans
el Paso
Dallas
Albuquerque
N. M
Michigan
Wisconsin
Athens
Alabama
West Virginia
Mapyland
Port Jefferson
Long Island
Iowa
New York
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
President of West Virginia University Fired by Governor
Morgantown June 20. After about 12 hours of deliberation the West Virginia University Board of Governors removed Dr. Charles S. Lawall from the presidency. The board offered him the posts of director of the school of mines or a professorship in the college of engineering, with a decision due by August 31. Students denounced a political machine in higher education and pledged to continue protests while vowing to resume classes after a night of demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University Board of Governors
Charles 5. Lawall
M. M.neely
Br. Lawall
School of Mines
College of Engineering
Neely
West Virginia
Lawall
Service Man Sgt Eugene Strong Returns to New Guinea
Sgt Eugene Strong son of Mr and Mrs E W Strong of Lucerne Mines is released from hospital on Admiralty Island and reunited with his engineers outfit in New Guinea. He is in good health after recovery and traveled there aboard a boat built by Dravos in Pittsburgh where he formerly worked. He met a sailor whose father helped build the same boat. Strong sent home a Jap watch and ring as a keepsake. His unit 10 has been cited by the Army general for outstanding duty performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt
Eugene Strong
E. W. Strong
Lucernemines
Admiralty Island
New Guinea
Sgt. Strong
Dravo's
Pittsburgh
Strong
Dravo’s
Army
U S reports Japan uses distant carriers for Marianas shuttle
The U S communique notes planes based on far carriers flying to shore bases for shuttle landings. Systematic American bombing on Guam and Rota limited Japanese shuttle land fields. The two islands lie about 100 miles south of Saipan, while American forces hold a five mile coastal strip on the western shore beyond Agingan Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Guam
Rota
Saipan
Marianas
Agingan Point
Boy Seeks Work at Riverton Employment Bureau
An 11 year old in Riverton Wyoming visits the Employment Bureau ads for veteran farm laborers. Asked if he can milk cows he replies he did it as a kid, highlighting the humorous misfit of a child in adult job ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton, Wyo
Arm Employment Bureau
Train wreck near Fowler leaves one dead many injured
Ten of the fifty people injured yesterday in the wreck of two Santa Fe passenger trains near Fowler were reported in serious condition today. One man was killed. The trains collided when one pulled off a siding before the other had passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Junta
Ceb
Fowler
Mowing Demonstrations Planned Across Townships
Agricultural extension engineer Robert McCall of Penn State will conduct two mower adjustment demonstrations tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. at Truman Buterbaugh’s farm in Grant Township and at 1:30 p.m. at Hart Koontz’s farm near Tanoma in Rayne Township. County Agent J. W. Warner will accompany him and provide a bulletin on mower adjustments. He notes many mowers lag the cutter bar due to out of register knives, wrong pitman length, worn ledger plates, crooked knives, or gaps between sections and ledger plates. He urges use of heavy-duty guards when replacing guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyee
Robert McCall
Penn State
Truman Buterbaugh
Grant Township
Hart Koontz
Tanoma
Rayne Township
McCall
J. W. Warner
Warner
Roosevelt envoy Myron Taylor returns to Rome to resume Vatican mission
Myron Taylor arrives in Rome after an absence of more than a year to resume his post as President Roosevelt's special representative to the Vatican. He last visited Italy in November 1942 and offered no immediate comment on his mission.
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Rome
Myron Taylor
Roosevelt
Vatican
Taylor
Italy
State Gas Tax Total Reaches 44 Million in Past Year
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania motorists paid 44,383,389 in gas taxes for 1.124 billion gallons in the fiscal year ending May 31, down 1.5 million from the prior year. County shares of the liquid fuels levy total 2,635,718 for the second half, with list of counties and amounts provided.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
F. Clair Ross
Adame
Allarhane
Obituary notices from Indiana County and vicinity
Obituaries detail numerous deaths with survivors and services. James S. Lucas dies at 63 in Aspinwall after farm life in Buffalo Township. Carrie Grumbling of Pittsburgh dies after hospital stay. extensive Berringer relatives listed. John Henry Heferman of Butler dies at 75 from paralysis in Rochester Mills. J Elder Stoops of Dayton dies at 57 from heart trouble with family surviving. Interments planned in Greenwood and local church cemeteries.
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Josephine
Blacklick Pree
Charles F. Fox
Washington, D. C
Joseph
Elizabeth) Williams
John H. Johnston
Homer City
William J. Johnston
C. F. Johnston
Atlanta
Agnes Griffen
Franklin
Carrie Grumbling
Pittsburgh
Green Township
Indiana County
Mayview Hospital
Stephen
Anna (McCloskey) Berringer
DeWight Grumbling
Sadie Douglass
Cherry Tree
Frank Berringer
Kansas City
Kaw
Clair Berringer
Bloomfield
N. J
Clyde
Clarence
Clayton
Clarke Berringer
Cherry Tree R
Anna Somerville
Akron
Addie Ablon
Niagara Falls
IlMan Henderson
Cherry Tree RD
Mary Pittman
John Henry Hefrerman
Butler, N. J
William van Duyne
Rochester, Mills R. D
van Duyne
Henares
Knights of Columns
Butler
Dr Ralph Cordier Addresses Kiwanis Meeting
Dr Ralph W Cordier head of social studies at Clarion State Teachers College spoke on Problems of Peace at a Kiwanis gathering. He noted former Washington consultant work on postwar world issues and warned that victor nations may push national aims in peace talks. He urged U S leadership as key to a fair enduring peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W Cordier
Department of Social Studies
Clarion State Teachers College
Kirwanis
Dr. Cordier
Washington, D. C
United States
Cordier
Furher
Indiana State Teachers College
Indiana Kiwanis
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Ocket Planes
Elba. Falls
Owi Island
Tunisia
Bizerte
Bav
Tilly-Sur-— Seulles
Asfar As Hovtot
Caensill
Oklahoma
Rabaul
South Pacific
Oklahoma City
Puphs
G.I. Ballot
Grayback
U. of
Moscow
Russia
Eric Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
Johnston
Anastas Mikoyan
Cos
Seuas Wayuyzey
Squeis Palte
Armstrong
Beaver
Bedford
Blair
Bradford
Cambria
Cameron
Carbon
Center
Chester
Clarion
Clearfield
Clintons
Crawford
Roy i
Ee D. Moore
Bricker
Fulter
Jefferson Ager
Lawrence
Dewey
Dawes
Schuylkill
Snyder
Somerset
Susquehanna
Evan
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Westmoreland
York
Smith
Maryland
W.O. Click
Arizona
Brieker
Lebanon
Lycoming
McKean
Mercer
Monroe
Northampton
James S. Lucas
Aretta Walters Lucas
H. Todd Lucas
Aspinwall
William
Sarah Lucas
Buffington Township
Edward Bennett
Edward Peterman
Robinson Funeral
Greenwood Cemetery
J. Elder Stoops
Dayton
John
Matilda
Rutter) Stoops
Eva Marshall
Masonic Lodge
Glade Run
Dale 1
Jess Stoops
Newton Falls
Clark F. Stoops
Pearl Anderson
Anna Anderson
New Bethlehem
Ralph Cordier
Zam
Amy Army and Navy
America
Moorhead
Hort Schaffner
Mars Clatins
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