Need for full Allied information exchange stressed by Hull
The piece argues that after wartime unity hinges on complete information sharing among Allied powers. It notes Western doubts in Asia about the Atlantic Charter's reach and fears of postwar exploitation, while stressing Russia and China remain enigmatic to the East. Hull urges thorough, frank exchanges to address supply, strategy, and future territorial readjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordell Hull
Russia
China
Wallace
Bombay
Chungking
India
Orient
Britain
America
United States
Asia
Hitler
Hull
Induction Case Weighs as Judge Refines Draft Bond
Federal Judge George A. Welsig weighs Welsh's reassessment in a draft case amid arguments over I A status and potential writs. The judge delays final action pending a new hearing while considering how a writ of habeas corpus might proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Marete
Philip F. Mancuso
secRiary
Tadsthy
George A. Welsig
Welsh
Didge
Wiearder
Raverment
Sthnimanud Mauneuse
Garald A. Gleason
Pelian
1St Welsh
Cleason
Indcuien
Kaiser Aims for Control as Navy Seizes Plants
Kaiser’s board met in Long Island City as discussions over buying Mants or leasing options continued. The Navy seized three plants on April 28, and the company reorganized before private operation resumed May 20. Trusts held 112000 Kaiser shares and 500000 Miranda shares under three trustees including James G. Blaine. Van Dusen became president as Kaiser eyed Fleetwings buyout in Bristol near Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EWT
Long Island City
Work
Kaiser
Poa
Navy
Alfred J. Miranda
Ignacio Jr. Miranda
F. William Zeleer
Vuting
James G. Blaine
Marine Miland Trust Companyy
New York
Arthur A. Ballantine
the Treasury
A. van Dusen
Aircrafh
van Dusen
Fleetwings, Inc
Bristol
Johnsville
Treasury balance and debt report dominate March 13 data
Treasury receipts total 160 541 120.82 and expenditures 222 944 775.14 leaving net balance 4 639 686 726.59. Total debt stands at 120 180 449 981.95 with a day change of 72 923 297.14. In Pittsburgh livestock notes salable hogs 300 traded heavy and price ranges listed for various weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Assembly Roundup Signals Wartime Tax and Policy Shifts
The Pennsylvania Assembly debates wartime finance and governance. Bills consider a two percent sales tax and levies on amusements to fund teacher salaries, extend tax and parole powers, and empower local governments and the Pennsylvania Highway Department to manage toll bridges and road projects. Proposals cover wage tax changes, tax notes, and broader state control over salaries, retroactive to 1942-43, with many measures pending House action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Martin
J. Harold Levy O-Philad
Revver BE
Cohen
Bien - Hidin
Fred P. Hare
Somerset
Robert Jo
Commonwealth
Thomas Stockham
D. W. Dalrymple
Erie
Pennsylvania Parole Board
State Pardon Board
Joseph A. Longo
Northampton
N. Wade
Arthur P. Bretherick
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Mide
Albert Foot
Bedford
P. E. ‘Weight
D-Greene
T. Piss
Legislature Reference Bureau
State Highway Department
Mike
Pennsylvania
George N. Wade UR
Cumberland
Maine
Highway Department
Dtu Watnut Street
Harrishurs
Clirks Petre
Utes Noth
Su Quebing
Bethlehan
Lehigh
Mont Movin
Masentowo
Gay
Albert Fook
J. Buker
Hay Taynard
Allegheny
World War II fronts show heavy fighting report
Imperial dispatches describe Red Army offensives along the Rostov front toward Taganrog with heavy artillery and raids on German lines. Soviet units reportedly advanced near Staraya Russa after capturing a junction south of Lake Timen, while Allied forces claim German plans to evacuate civilians from coastal France amid intensified air battles and partisan drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rostov
Sea of Azay
Taganrog
Semeon Tinashenko
Staraya Russa
Lake Timen
Berlin
Germany
England
Grimaby
Humber
Riveml
France
London
RAF and Nazis Turn Evening Bombing War Tides
British and German raids clash as RAF bombs German airfields in France and German fighters strike eastern England. Berlin reports 20 enemy planes, with four to five shot down. Britain notes at least two German losses. One Ventura bomber reportedly lost in Brittany airfield engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
RAF
France
England
Berlin
Grimsby
Sommes
St. Buiene
Brittany
Lie
Allied air and naval actions in the Pacific and European theaters
Reports describe strikes by heavy bombers near Buz- Jarue Bay in New Guinea and damage to a Japanese coastal schooner near the Banda Sea. In New Britain a night attack hit Gasmata Air drome area. Separately in Algiers and London, De Gaulle and Giraud discuss forming a united Fighting French command. In Moscow the Red Army pushes toward Smolensk and lines near Kharkov, with towns falling and units advancing westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buz- Jarue Bay
Gasmata
Local Bond Campaign Founder in Pennsylvania
Fragmentary OCR shows Elmer Purner of Greensburg as tri county chairman of a Victory Bond drive in Pennsylvania. The text references campaign leadership shifting to Mary Nechel and County Agent John W. Wi, amid calls for funding and public support and the broader war bond effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sked
Witteners
Elmer Purner
Greensburs
Pennsylvani
America
Nechel
Jonn W. Wi
Mickey Rooney Rejected After Physical Exam
Hollywood March 16 The Army has rejected Mickey Rooney after a physical examination. Lt. Col. Agard Bailey at the Los Angeles induction center disclosed the decision and Rooney said he is unhappy about the outcome. Rooney had been referred by studio officials and underwent a thorough checkup. His mother had cited high blood pressure and a flutter in his heart. Rooney said he had not been notified of the result and expressed regret at the rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Mickey Rooney
Agard HH. Bailey
Los Angeles Induction Center
Rooney
Bailey
Nell Pankey
Mickey
Stock Market Firms and Electricity Giants Rally Across Exchanges
A sweep of leading stocks including Anaconda Remington, General Electric, IBM peers and utilities moved on broad momentum. Major railroad and aircraft names like Pennsylvania, Union Pacific, Curtiss Wright and Douglas Aircraft posted gains amid renewed trading activity. Petrochemical and solvent groups also showed strength with notable participation from Pure Oil and Allied chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinelt & R Am
Anaconda Gays Aiech
T& SF
Ad Refinis Bald Loew Balt & Ohio Bendix Aviat Beth Sieel
Boving Airplane
Borden Ca
Briggs Mig
Budd Mig
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler Corp Cohim
G & EL Com
Solvents
Eilison
Curtiss Wright del Lack & West Douglas Aircraft
du Pont
Eastman Kodak General Elec
Gmetal Foods
General Motors
Greyhound Corp
Tlinois Central Int
Nick Ct
Tel & Tel Johns-Manvile Kennevott Cop Kresge
Lehigh Port C
Lehigh Val Coul Lehigh Val RR
Libby, Me
Liggetth & Myers Loews the Momgom Warel
Nat Biscuit Nat Daire Prod
Nat Distillers
Nat Pow & Lt
NY Central Air North Ameria
Northern Pacific
Packard Motor Param Pictures
Penney
Penn RR Pub Sve
Pullman
Pure Oil Radio
Cory of
Am Reading Co
Repuls Steel Reynolds Tob B. Sears Roebuck
Saovongs
Vacuuns
Sperry Corp
Brianids
Sly Gas & Elec
Studebaker Corp
Swift Cu ‘Texas Co
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Gas Line US Rubber
WS Steel
Warner Bros
Piet West Union Tel West
Fl & Mths
Woolward
IPW
Yellow
Tr & CU
Sh & T Crurb
Avro Supply
Ark Nut Gas
Cities Service
Bood & Share
Penmsiad Corp
Local Music Demonstration Highlights Community Efforts
The event featured Irving Chevette directing the College Department of Music with Delos Campo bello leading singers. The Victory Garden Quartet performed in costumes and sang verses about gardening. Participants included Miss Stephens, Warner, Boer, Noebel, Haley Nihal, and other demonstrators illustrating Pearl Harbor’s impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Stephens
Warner
Boer
Noebel
Haley Nihal
Quick Relief Tablets for Excess Stomach Acid
An advertisement promotes STUART TABLETS as fast relief for stomach acidity after meals and drinks. It touts doctors’ use, tasty flavor, and easy administration, claiming swift digestion support and comfort for reflux symptoms.
Calling and conviction in a life of mission
A devotional reflection on Jesus as the Beloved Son and the Jordan voice, noting calls come in moments and years. It urges prayer to discern one’s vocation, guided by divine commission and seeking perfect expressions of God’s will. The text discusses youth’s search, inspiration, and the shaping power of faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Nazareth
Ford of the Jordan
Jone
Coal Conference Sparks Battle Over Miners and Owners
In a heated session, coal figures including O'Neill and Lewis clashed over control and profits, with Lewis calling O'Neill a kept gladiator and O'Neill retorting that a kept gladiator can perform too. The dispute centered on industry influence and proposed federal intervention as talks proceed within government constraints. Meanwhile, in Kittanning a new loading ramp near the Pennsylvania Railroad spur was set to begin operations, enabling hopper car and gondola loading for the Elders Ridge Coal Company project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neill
Lewis
Washington
Gridley
Kittanning
March
Pennsylvania Railroad
South Water Street
Kittanning Building Supply Corporation
Builders Supply Company
Elders Ridge Coal Company
State Payors Give $157 Million in Tax Returns
Philadelphia reports $90 million in two weeks and $60 million on the final day as 1942 income tax payments flood Pennsylvania. Scranton and Pittsburgh districts show large gains versus last year with hundreds of thousands of returns filed. Western confers expect 1.2 million returns. nationwide, debate over pay as you go taxes heats up with party lines in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Internal Revenue Bureau
Walter J. Roth Poriatas
Rothenstes
Scranton
Joseph T. McDonald
Pittsburgh
Stanley Granger
Granger
Western Pennsylvania
12Th
Internal Revenue District
Washington
House of Representatives
Ways and Means Committee
Republican Steering Committee
Beardsley Ruml
New York
Rep
Carlson
R-Kans
Republican House
Obituary Notices From Iselin and Versailles Deaths
Obituary notices report services at Holy Cross Church Iselin for a longtime resident born February 23 1888 in Austria with survivors including a brother and sister. A second notice from Versailles Missouri confirms William W Holsopple born 1863 in Cherryhill Township died February 11 19—. he lived in Morgan County Missouri since 1886, was a farmer and craftsman with surviving children Joseph Mary Jagie and Lewis plus two sisters and six brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross
Iselin
Vincent B. Kuleleski
Martin and
Mary
Push- Wik
Lonear
Austria
Noly Crass
Rochester & Ilsburgh Coal Company
Frank Gencer
Vnes Wolen Nowak
Europe
William W. Holsopple
Versailles
Willian W. Ilvisopple
Joseph
Catherine Tlehman Hol
Cherryhill ‘Township
Morgan County
Sun Roghsh
Mary Jagie
Kansas City
Lewis
Morgint County
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Army
Mancuso
Uiis
Upuuwo
Dew Tito
Moorhead
Indiana
Loose Talk Concoss
Frank J. Tiemann
R. D. Fleming
G. W. Huntley
Cameron
Jd. J. Baker
Public Utility Commission
T. B. Stockham
R'Burks
Shire
Soi Conservation Board
A. W. Bly
R-Susquehanna
FL HL Gyger
R-Chester
Usin
Omarker-Ea. C. Slapach
Lancaster
Lee Ur-Philind
Department of Public Assistance
Attek
J. E. van Allsbury
Evie
C. G. Krise
Clearfield
Superior Court
F. H. Lichtenwalter
Tra ‘T. Fiss
R Snyder
Australia
Darwin
Oro Bay
New Guinea
Wewok
New Grimes
Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Henri Giraud
Giraul
Gen
Giraud
North Africa
Be Gaulle
Georges Carroty
Iam
de Gaulle
Catroux
Moscow
Red Army
Smolensk
Central Front
Kharkov
Ukraine
Kohlm-idhirkovsky
Dnieper
Russias
Vyuzma
Rostus
Dadke Linen
Aluredad Semena
Mberance
The
Fellowship of Prayers
Kellyac
Kellogg's
Bathe Creek
Michigan
Vrhone
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