Inter American security link eyed in Chapultepec pact
War analyst Dewitt Mackenzie surveys the inter American conference in Mexico City and the Act of Chapultepec as a step toward a western hemisphere peace bloc aligned with a broader world security organization planned for San Francisco. He notes the potential uses of Trinidad as a naval and air base and the idea’s regional implications.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Mexico City
United Nations
San Francisco
Chapultepec
Americas
World Security Organization
Chur Hill
America
Hitler
Tojo
Oxie
United States
Uncle Sam
Washington
Trinidad
Gauf of
Paria
Gulf
Panama Canal
South America
North America
West Indies
England
Frank Sinatra Disqualified By Draft Board
JERSEY CITY N J March 3 UP Crooner Frank Sinatra has been disqualified for military duty after a physical re examination by Army physicians His local draft board will meet soon to decide whether his occupation is essential to the national welfare and interest A punctured ear drum was the only thing found wrong with the crooner Tra W Caldwell chairman of Hudson County Local Board 19 said Sinatra was classified automatica ly today as 2 A F until September Caldwell said Sinatra s future status with the draft board may depend on the fate of the work bill before congress.
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Jersey City
N. J
Frank Sinatra
Tra W. Caldwell
Hudson County
Sinatra
Caldwell
Draft Board
Congress
State Police Urge Caution After Street Accidents
Officials warn on many accidents from slick streets and highways causing damage to poor equipment. They urge careful driving, good judgement, and courtesy to prevent further losses and injuries.
Divebombers Battle Nazis Along Rhine Front
Allied divebombers pounded targets along the Rhine while 1800 plus U S Eighth Air Force planes swept southeastern Germany for the third straight day. They hit Brunswick factories and oil plants near Rothensee and Misburg, with 122 German planes destroyed in air and ground actions and significant rail and vehicle damage reported.
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Nenry BH
Jameson London
Rhine
U. S
Eighth Air Force
Germany
Berlin
Brunswick-Madgeburg
Brunswick
Rothensee
Madgeburg
Ruhlan
Dresden
Misburg
Hannover
Nerin
Eighth
RAF
Cologna
Ninth Air Force
MacArthur Opens Lubang Invasion Front To Manila Route
Manila reports General MacArthur announced the fourth invasion of Lubang Island opening the Verde Passage to Manila Bay. 24th Division troops seized Lubang with light resistance, securing key channel positions as U S forces push toward Luzon and Manila attacks continue in the Marikina watershed. First Cavalry and Sixth Division units attack entrenched Japanese positions while air forces drop 120 tons of bombs on a strategic point. northward, Caraballo Mountains area operatives envelop enemy positions near Balete Pass in Nueva Bella Province.
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Manila
Douglas MacArthur
Lubang
Island
Manila Bay
Philippines
Luzon
Asia
24Th Division
Frederick A. Irving
Verde Passage
Phillipiones
MacArthur
San Bernardino Straits
Verde Island
Pasage
United States
First Woman Admitted to Clinton County Bar
Twenty one year old Gloria A Hag gerty of Lock Haven becomes the youngest woman admitted to law in Pennsylvania and joins Clinton County Bar. Dickinson Law School graduate, she was clerk in her father M S Hag gerty's office and was named judge of an estate by Judge Henry Hipple upon admission.
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Lock Haven
Gloria A. Haggerty
Pennsylvania
Clinton County
M.S. Haggerty
Haggerty
Dickinson Law School
Henry Hipple
Services For Mrs Cora Fee Monday
Funeral notices describe services for Mrs. Cora Fee to be held Monday at St Bernard's Catholic Church with Requiem Mass conducted by Father James Brady. Interment follows at Greenwood Cemetery. The obituary notes her child Miss Eunice Fee died Feb 19 1923 after graduating from Ann Arbor Law School.
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Eunice Fee
Ann Arbor Law School
Straams Funeral Home
St. Bernard’s Catholic Church
James Brady
Greenwood Cemetery
U S GIs Across River Near Neuss Advance in Rhine Gap
Allied forces push toward Cologne and the Rhine as U S GIs cross the river near Neuss and advance through multiple towns. Ninth Army penetrates toward Krefeld and Uerdingen while Third Army drives toward Coblenz, taking dozens of villages and thousands of prisoners. German counterattacks slow but retreat accelerates, with major hubs like Cologne, Duesseldorf, and Duisburg under threat.
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U.S. First Army
Cologne
Rhine
Coblenz
Aachen
von Rundstedt
Hochwald
Ninth Army
Krefeld
Uerdingen
Garte
von Hundstedt
Falaise
Colofine
Duesseldorf
Duisburg
Fortheast
Maas
Bergen
H. D. G.crerar
Langstratt
Kevelaer
U. S
Erp
Lechnich
Germany
Lechenich
Modrath
Breitfenbroich
Fuerstenberg
Grefarth
Neideraussem
Busdorf
Fliesteden
First
Frieknersdorf
Neurath
Grevenbroich
Danzig
Stettin
Baltic
Moscow
Pomerania
Eddy
Gilmore
Konstantin K. Rokossovsky
Rummelsburg
Bublitz
Koeslin
Danzig-Stettin
Miley
Lewis Plan Would Cost 65c Per Ton
Washington March 3 John L Lewis challenged operators claims that his contract demands would cost the bituminous industry 400 million dollars a year He proposed shift differentials higher vacations free safety equipment elimination of certain job differentials and a 10 cent royalty per ton to fund miner aid He argued the royalty would cost operators nothing and could be offset by tax gains and coal price adjustments The talks move to open sessions with Kennedy delaying sub committees start Two stray sentences about alligators ears appear in the source but are not part of the main story
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Harold W. Ward
Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
O'Neill
Central Pennsylvania Soft Coal Producers’ Group
United Mine Workers
War Labor Board
Ito
Sam
Thomas Kennedy
Treaties to Be Presented To Congress
President Roosevelt plans to submit six or more peace treaties to the Senate after the Yalta meeting. Key pacts include the United Nations charter and arms control agreements. Other treaties aim at postwar Europe and Pacific settlements and the occupation of enemy states before stable governments arise. The note ends with a local tidbit about Roger Williams founding the first Baptist church in America.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Senate
Congress
Yalta
World Security Organization
United Nations
United States
World Organization
United Nations Organization
Europe
Obituaries From Homer City Area Passings and Bereavements
Multiple notices report deaths in Indiana Hospital and surrounding towns. Argyle Irwin Miller aged 68 died after a February 16 fall, survived by widow Anna Fulton Miller and several daughters and grandchildren. Alice Steele Charles 91 died in Pittsburgh. services held at Fitzer Funeral Home. Jean St. Flat Harkins died after a stroke in Indiana Hospital. survivors include husband William D. Harkins and five daughters. Rose Marie Hachick nine died at home. buried after Sacred Heart service in Plumville. Solomon Howard Hinderliter 71, veteran weighmaster for Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal, died in Indiana Hospital. survived by wife Mary Ellen and four children, service at Barton Chapel with burial in Barton Cemetery.
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Argyle Irwin Miller
Indiana
Efe
Jale Samual Fi
Jane Pollock Miller
Grant Township
Indiana County
Hie
Homer City
Noble Grand
R. Gl
Eleanor} Skinner
Marion Center
F. W
Frances) Schell
Whitaboro
Texas
Edgar (Marfan
Moorhead
D. C. Rankin
A. M. Bell
Wilkinsburg
J. E.'‘Mccreary
Berkley
California
W. M. Mikesell
Nanteca
Calif
Dean
South Main Street
E. M. Thomas
Homer City Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Alice Steele Charles
Louis C. Charles
Pittsburgh
William and
Dorcas (Hamilton) Steele
East Mahoning Township
Harry A. Arthur Rv
George M
Margaret Suter
da McCrae
Ridgway
Elmer Steele
Nastings Steele
Alvord Steele
Idaho
Fitzer
Jean
Jennie
ST. Flat
Harkins
Indiana Hospital
Tioga County
Willam
Mary (White) St. Clair
William D. Harkins
Commodore
Ava Sons
William
Ansonia
Conn
Rose Marie Hachick
Jack
Julia
Piponiak) Hachick
West Kittanning
Pvt
George
Germany
Irene
Bertha
Albert
James
Dorothy
Betty
Tene
Bowser Funeral Home
Plumville
Sacred
Heart
Solomon Howard Hinderliter
Lucernemines
Mary Ellen
Mr. Hinderliter
Sprankles Mills
Henry and
Margaret (Shaffer) Hinderél
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co
Creekside Methodist Church
Charles Carlston
Anita, Pa
Thomas Snedden
Cloyd
Harold
James Bush
Brookville
R. D
Wilson
Dallas Hinderliter
Grange
Pacific
Shedden
Barton Chapel
Sprankle Mills
Clair R. Wick
Homer City Methodist Church
Barton Cemetery
Russians Use Alcohol as Anesthetic in Surgery
New York report says Soviet doctors describe complete anesthesia using alcohol injected into the arm. E v Verkhovskaya details 30 recent cases, with about three ounces for a 130 pound patient mixed with glucose, producing rapid sleep and steady respiration. A minority suffer nausea or headaches, but alcohol is claimed to outperform chloroform or ether for some operations.
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New York
American Review of Soviet Medicine
E. v. Verkhovskaya
Gorki
Kirov
Verkhovskaya
Coal Miners Demand Could Cost $400 Million Per Year
Washington dispatch reports coal operators estimate the miners wage demands would raise soft coal production costs by about 400 million dollars annually. Charles O Neill, spokesman for operators, urged forming a compact mining committee to study the demands. John L Lewis defended a one cent royalty proposal, arguing tax adjustments could cut the impact to about 24 million dollars, with no cost to operators.
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Washington
Charles O'Neill
O'Neill
Warner
John L. Lewis
Lewis
O'Neil
UMWA
More Fish For County Streams
The State Fish Hatchery notified officers of the Indiana County Fish and Game Assn that four truckloads of fish will arrive in Indiana County next Tuesday, Mar 6. Sportsmen are asked to assist with placement at Ewing's Mill Route 422 east of Indiana at 11:00 a.m. The consignment includes 3509 brown and brook trout for Big Yellow Creek, 1200 brook for Laurel Run, and 1000 brook for Little Yellow.
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State Fish Hatchery
Indiana
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