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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1944

Page

7

GOP Foreign Policy Plank In Making

A draft foreign policy plank for the Republican platform proposes an international peace forces concept to deter or repel aggression. The plan, approved by the foreign relations subcommittee, calls for civilian noninterference in wartime prosecution and phased U.S. participation in postwar cooperative bodies without a world state. Senator Vandenberg predicts early approval amid dueling support for Dewey and Bricker ahead of the convention.

Jack Bell Chicago Republican Platform Committee Republican Post War Advisory Council Arthur Vandenberg Michigan Thomas E. Dewey New York Ohio John We Bricker Senator van Denberg United Nations United States

Local youths ship out to boot camp as sailors

Six young men from Draft Board No. 1 departed Indiana at 8 50 AM for Altoona then onward to a naval boot camp. They passed physical tests at Altoona and are pictured there with names James North Swartz Ivan Wayne Simeltzer Harry Leroy Smith Harold Smeltzer Jr Steve Elmer Pribiecko and William Elder Potts, all from Indiana and nearby towns.

Draft Board No. 1 Indiana Altoona James North Swartz South Eleventh Street Ivan Wayne Simeltzer BR. D Harry Leroy Smith P.O. Box Harolde Smeltzer Jr Shelocta R. D Steve Elmer Pribiecko Willian Elder Potts Fawcett Avenue McKeesport

Burns Prove Fatal in Tunnelton Lab Accident

MARY JANE ROGEL of Liverymoor R D Clarksburg died in Indiana Hospital yesterday at 5 30 PM twenty five days after an accident at Federal Laboratories in Tunnelton She was born January 8 1920 in Young Township Indiana County and was a member of Holy Cross Church Iselin Surviving include her daughter Gloria Jean six sisters and four brothers with relatives in Pittsburgh Camp Scott Idaho and Indiana Friends view the family home after 7 PM Services at Holy Cross Church Monday morning Interment St Bernard's Cemetery Indiana See OBITUARY Continued On page two

Mary Jane Rogel Liverymoore R. D Clarksburg Indiana Hospital Shel Federal Laboratories Tunnelton George and Jennie Prosnick) Roger Young Township Indiana County the Holy Cross Church Iselin Federal Laboratory Helen Holy Cross St. Bernard's Cemetery Indiana

War Bond Drive Pledge Urges Indiana Pupils

Indiana school pupils and county program workers are urged to support the Fifth War Loan Drive. A recruiter emphasizes quick earnings to buy war bonds, urging students to pledge to save, sell bonds, write to relatives in uniform, and recruit six buyers.

Cherbourg Balkans Changsha Burma Red Army Helsinki Europe War Finance Committee

Submarine War Hits 16 More Japanese Ships

U S Navy reports 16 additional Japanese vessels sunk by American submarines in the Pacific. Official note secrecy remains, but operations span near Japanese shores and supply routes. Through the war submarines have sunk or damaged hundreds of ships, with 11 medium cargo vessels, 4 small cargo ships, and 1 medium naval auxiliary in the latest tally.

Washington Pacific Navy Forrestal

ITC Summer Session Offers 70 Courses at State Teachers College Indiana

Sixty plus courses will be offered across ten college departments in the regular summer session at State Teachers College Indiana. The session runs from June 26 to August 4 with a six week term and a post session from August 7 to August 25. The enrollment is expected to include 1944 high school graduates entering in June, teachers renewing certificates, and those seeking refresher training in fields such as nature study and aeronautics.

State Teachers College Indiana Ralph E. Heiges

Community Service Jr Red Cross Formed at Methodist Church

A Community Service Club and Junior Red Cross Chapter have been formed among the children of the Methodist Church of Indiana. The older children will respond to calls for caring for small children and errands of any nature. Red Cross work will aid Deshon Hospital. Call the Methodist Church office at 742-2.

Red Cross The Methodist Church of Indiana Deshon Hospital Office of the Methodist Church

Roller Coaster Fatality In Pittsburgh Park

Mrs. Mary Alice Wilhelm twenty one, of Mt Oliver, died from a skull fracture after being thrown from a roller coaster at an amusement park. The accident occurred Tuesday and she died last night in Braddock General Hospital. The report places the incident at the Pittsburgh area amusement site.

Pittsburgh Mary Alice Wilhelm Mt. Oliver Braddock General Hospital

Germans Announce New Russian Offensive Today

German broadcasts claim the Red army launched a large scale assault on the eastern front on the third anniversary of Hitler’s invasion. They report early fighting near Vitebsk and advances by triple Russian spearheads against the Finns and in Karelia while Moscow cites continued Soviet pressure north of Onega and along the Aunus Isthmus.

London Red Army Hitler Russia Moscow Berlin Pripet Marshes Vitebsk Tarnopol Tnarow Poland Pripet Germany Ernest von Hammer International Information Bureau Propa Ganda DNB Transocean High Command Finian Lake

Indiana Baptist Young People Elect Install Officers

Officers of the Young People's Union of the Indiana Baptist Association were elected at the annual convention and installed at a candlelight service led by Rev. G. E. Kirkwood. New officers include Betty George as president, William Harmon as vice president, Iva Tomb as second vice president, Marie Blose as secretary, Richard McMillen as treasurer, Alma Bagley as sergeant at arms, and Eva Torrance, Glen Campbell, William Craft, Norma Lee Fluke as executive board members, with Rev. Lester Norton as adult counselor.

Young People's Union of the Indiana Baptist Association G. E. Kirkwood Dilltown Betty George Indiana William Harmon Old Mahoning Baptist Church Iva Tomb Marie Blose Fairview Richard McMillen Amibrose Alma Bagley Inndiana Ean Torrance Glen Campbel William Craft Pine Flats Norma Lee Fluke Blairsville Lester Norton Glen Campbell

Altoona Office Closes Under War Food Admin Plan

John M Price announces the Altoona Area Office of the War Food Administration will be closed on June 24 1944. The Altoona area serving Bedford Blair Cambria Cameron Centre Clearfield Clinton Elk Fulton Huntingdon Indiana Jefferson Somerset counties will be served by the Pittsburgh District Office at Room 808 Columbia Building Pittsburgh Pa.

John M. Price Ares Altoona Area War, Food Administration Altoona Bedford Blair Cambria Cameron Centre Clearfield Clinton, Elk Fulton Huntingdon Indiana Jefferson and Somerset Pittsburgh Columbia Building

Reported Missing, Now Listed Dead Tech Sergeant Simmons

Tech Sergeant Harry G. Simmons Jr, son of Mr and Mrs Harry G Simmons of Homer City, was reported missing in action over Germany on May 19 1944 the German government notified the International Red Cross which then notified the United States Government that Simmons was killed on May 18 1944 word reached the father by telegram from Washington yesterday Simmons was an engineer and gunner on a heavy bomber and had completed more than 20 missions over Europe two brothers Cpl H B Simmons and S C M 2/e Boyd G Simmons are both in the European Theater of War.

Boyd G. Simmons

Romania Oil Fields Hit By Bombs

Allied heavy bombers based in the Mediterranean attacked Nazi oil installations at Ploesti and Giurgiu in Romania and hit rail yards at Nis on in Yugoslavia. The Eighth Army faced strong resistance north of Perugia and southwest of Lake Trasimene as Allies advance along coastal sectors in Italy. An Algerian radio roundup noted Adriatic forces nearing the port of Ancona and approaching the Chienti River, about 25 miles below Ancona.

Rome Mediterranean Ploesti Romania Giurgiu Dgnabessouth Bucharest Nisin Yugoslavia Italy Lake Trasimeno Lake Chiusi Perugia Eighth Army Lake Trasimene Algiers Adriatic Ancona Chienti Chinenti

Rev Offutt Passes Away in Pittsburgh After Long Ministry

Dr Robert M Offutt born Plain Grove Pa January 22 1869 died Pittsburgh June 22 1844. Seminary graduate 1899, served Pennsylvania Iowa Ohio churches then Elderton Curry Run Whitesburg Kittanning Princeton Herman SRM for National Missions eighteen years. Survived by wife Esther Uber Offutt four children and relatives. Services Saturday June 24 at 1 30 PM Robinson Funeral Home with further services in Plain Grove Church and burial there.

Robert Maxwell Offutt Plain Grove Lawrence County Pittsburgh Offutt Grove City College Hickory Mt. Pleasant Western Theological Seminary Iowa Ohio Pennsylvania Elderton Curry, Run Whitessburg Princeton Herman Kittanning SRM Cit National Missions Armstrong Indiana Esther Uber Offutt Crawford E. Staples Wilkinsburg Robert Donald South Pacific William C Oakmont Ralph Paul U. S. A. Wofford College Spartansburg S. C John W. Offutt Ellwood City G. M. Studebaker Erie William ©. Offutt, Jr Quirmont Robinson Funeral Home Charles W. Cochran Apollo C. Good Leechburg Walter Kennedy Templeton Harry Burton Boyd Plain Grove Presbyterian Church

Moose Convention At Johnstown

Dr Richard Aspinall assistant president of West Virginia University urged 1500 western Pennsylvania Moose delegates to back the war effort above all else at the Loyal Order of Moose 8th annual convention in Johnstown Pa Regional Director Jack Stuehr presided and an officer election plus banquet with Sen James J Davis Pa as speaker Friday’s agenda. A German News Agency report noted Allied airborne landings at Gavray Normandy 12 miles northeast of Granville on the west coast 60 miles south of the Cherbourg peninsula. Watermelon prices rise near bomb costs as War Bonds are promoted. Venitian shades and catalog sales offerings mentioned by Lexis 404x Fare Away Radio Store. Uber's 26dy

Johnstown Richard Aspinall West Virginia University Western Pennsylvania Loyal Order of Moose Moose Jack Stuehr Pittsburg London Gavray Normandy Granville Cherbourg

Allied forces seize Cherbourg defense peak four miles offshore

Allied Headquarters reported American troops captured one of Cherbourg’s three dominating defense peaks at Tourlaville, four miles from the sea, as Bradley’s offensive pressed on the eastern and western approaches. Heavy house-to-house fighting continued with German resistance around the port, while airfields and fortifications remained contested amidst a widening breakout.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Cherbourg Allied Headquarters Tourlaville Omar N. Bradley Maupertus U. S St. Pierre Eglise Carneville Twenty-First’ Armng Group St. Vaast. la Hougue Peninse Alderney Chatmnel Isles Cap de la Hague France Eisenhower

Bond Sales Up To 20 Percent In Fifth War Loan

Pittsburgh dispatch reports New E bond sales totaling 1,138,900 boosting Fifth War Loan to 16,117,100 or 20 percent of the quota. Allegheny County adds 555,800 with regional totals including 583,300 elsewhere in the area.

Pittsburgh Allegheny County Gesrhart’s

China Faces Darkest Hour As Japs Drive On

The Japanese army pushed toward Hengyang in South Central China, within 33 miles of the city along the Hankow Canton railway, as Chinese authorities warned a battle for China itself could erupt. Civilians fled Hengyang while US forces pressed on Saipan and attacked Port Blair in the Andamans, with Tokyo reporting minor damage and losses.

J. Ke Krueger Associated Press Hankow- Canton Hengyang China Chingking U. S Saipan Tokyo Port Blatt Andaman Islands Bay of Bengal Marianas Magivienne Bay Navy U. & Meet

National Boy Scout Leader Joins Council Offices

National Boy Scouts official Joan G Triplett is named assistant national ee boy So Scouts of a registration system in council offices. The notice highlights Triplett's role and affiliation with the national organization.

Joan G. Triplett Ee Boy So Scouts of A Counsil Triplet

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