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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1944

Page

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War Today analysis on Axis collapse and Allied planning

Dewitt Macken analyzes wartime shifts as Roosevelt Stalin and Churchill may meet again. Red armies push through Romania and Bessarabia, Nazi defenses crumble on the Bug and Dniester fronts, while spring weather threatens operations. Strategic questions loom on fate of Germany and postwar alignment.

Niter Russia Romania Dniester von Mannstein Bug River Pravda Ukraine Balkans Rumania Bessarabia Berlin Baltic States

Women Recruits Marine Corps Recruiting Tour in Indiana

A Marine Corps Women’s Reserve recruiting party led by Lt Dorothy White will visit Indiana on March 21 and 22 at Hotel Indiana to interview young women ages 20 to 36 interested in enlisting. Staff Sgt Gladys Biele Sgt Kathleen Roach Sgt Hattie Meacham and Sgt Cathryn Rhodes accompany. Marines’ Women’s Reserve funds non combat duties in the United States with about half in Aviation and roles in communications laboratory mechanical and clerical work. Pay matches male rates.

Marine Corps Women's Reserve Dorothy White Inediana Lady Marines Hotel Indiana White Gladys Biele Kathleen Roach Hattie Meacham Cathryn Rhodes United States

Two 17-year-olds enlist in Navy during Indiana County visits

Two of several 17-year-olds enlisted in the Navy during recruitment visits in Indiana County. Henry Albert Shaffer and Joseph Anthony Gordos joined after choosing their leaving dates, with Shaffer turning 18 March 24 and enlisting March 11, Gordos March 17 and turning 12 March 20. Visits continue weekly with McCutcheon in the Court House basement.

Indiana Richard J. Butts Secruiter Johnstown Henry Albert Shaffer Verla Shaffer Philadelphia St Joseph Anthony Gordos Arpad J.gordos Penn St Clymer Shaffer Gordos George B. McCutcheon Court House Navy Indiana County Butts

Miner Colosi Dies After Kent No 2 Mine Rock Fall

McIntyre Pa Saturday night miner Pietra Guilennie Colosi born 1985 in St Pier Nievro Italy died from rock fall injuries at Kent No 2 Mine McIntyre. Survived by widow Mary Ciordano Colosi in Italy three sons Frank Clune Dominic Philip and Rose daughter in Italy three grandchildren two brothers Salvatore and Phillip and four sisters including Sara Amato and Rose Colosi. Funeral March 22 at St Gertrudes Meintyre with interment St Bernards Cemetery Indiana England. He worked for nine years with Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company and belonged to St Gertrudes Church and McIntyre Local 3548. Friends receiving at son’s home in Chine Pa after seven.

Y Pietra Guilennie Olosi Kent No. 2 McIntyre Juncesca Rosa Colosi St. Pier Nievro Taly Mary Ciordano Colosi Italy Frank Colosi Clune Dominic Philip Holy Rose Col

Snow Storm Wreaks Havoc Across States in Winter Storm

The winter storm spread from New England to the Deep South with snow and freezing rain. Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Kentucky reported storm deaths while cities faced downed lines, closed schools, and traffic disruptions.

Uniontown Altoona Greensburg Associated Press Ohl New Ereland Texas Panhandle Midle Utah Indiana Expo Ohio Pennsylvania Kentucky Wanner New England New York State New York City New York Butler Keystone State Johnstown Pittsburgh Washington Waca Indianapolis St. Lars Springfield Kansas Oklahuwz San Juan

Weather outlook for Western Pennsylvania turns slick

Snow mixes with sleet and freezing rain today with continuing cold conditions. Tuesday brings partial cloudiness and a calm, dry outlook as temperatures remain low. War bonds promotion appears in the mixed text.

Pennsylvania

Germans Regain Hill and Take 100 Prisoners at Cassino

Allied headquarters in Naples report German forces reinforced their positions at Cassino and regained Hill 165, taking about 100 prisoners. Allied infantry and armor attacked the Continental Hotel area as heavy fighting continued, while American air forces struck targets in Austria and Yugoslavia.

Naples Fifth Army Batce Associated Press Lynn Heinzerling Kagenfurt Graz Austria Knin iMetkovic Yugoslavia Alps Monfalcone Trieste Italy Mediterranean Gether Rome Orlan Littoria Anzio Betchhead United States Cassino Heinzerling

Mt Vesuvius On Rampage Largest In 34 Years

Naples March 20 three streams of molten lava crept down Mt Vesuvius after yesterday’s eruption in its most violent display in 94 years. The lava wiped out 100 feet of the scenic railway around the mountain and neared two miles of Boscatrecase village. An American soldier, Sergi Fred C Drake, drove a jeep to within 100 yards of the crater to assist Professor Giuseppe Imbo of the Royal Vesuvius observatory.

Naples Mt. Vesuvius Boscatrecase Sergi Fred C. Drake Walnut St Elmira Crater Giuseppe Imbo Royal Vesuvius Observatory

Right Wing of Am. Labor Party backs Roosevelt

The New York right wing of the American Labor Party endorsed a fourth term for President Roosevelt with Vice President Wallace as running mate. It also urged a fourth term for U S Senator Robert F. Wagner and denounced the CIO Political Action Committee alliance with the party's left wing as a pipeline for Communist leaders.

New York Labo Roosevelt Wallace U. S Tkobert F. Wagner Sidney Hillman CIO ALP

Sideshow Fight Over Clitchfolded Poodle on 42nd Street

A poodle in a 42nd Street sideshow slipped along a tightrope while a dog yelped. The trainer and an India rubber man clashed with a Coast Guardsman, sending him to hospital. The rubber man and assistant were later charged with assault.

New York 42Nd Street India

Bombers Strike German Targets Across Europe At Dusk

London Daily Mall reports American four engine bombers pouring in at a high rate as Eighth airforce Fortresses and Liberators hit the Pas de Calais coast trench invasion area. no enemy fighters encountered and one bomber did not return. Other bombers struck rail yards and plants at Knin Metkovic and Graz near Vienna.

London Pas- De-Calais 15Th Airforce Alps Italy Vienna Klagenfurt Graz U. S Knin Metkovic Yugoslavia

Bus Crash Rescue Amid Passaic River Storm Disaster

Stanley Kowalski of Garfield aided in rescuing 30 trapped riders as boards floated from a raft department. Two women were pulled from the water and all survivors received first aid at the rubber plant before hospital transfer. Police, fire, and rescue units from both sides of the Passaic rushed to the scene. officials weigh expected rider counts on the Comfort Bus Line after a severe storm. The bridge stood about 15 feet above water.

Stanley Kowalski Garfield Passaic Joseph E. Conlon Public Utility Commission Iwe

Gazette War News Item Summary

A wartime plea requests readers to supply complete local military notices. It asks for name, home, parents, service place, length of service, and awards beyond the Purple Heart, plus any notable life events. It notes editors may censor unrelated material and urges citizen cooperation for county welfare.

Aiward Gazette

Child Found Was Not Kidnaped Will Marry Edith Toy

Edith Toy twenty two year old cleared of a kidnaping charge in the disappearance of four year old Charlotte Garon from Bucks County. Camden arrest preceded arraignment in Croydon where Russo said the case was not kidnaping and Toy planned to marry a sailor after claiming responsibility for a wide visit with permissions from the mother.

Croydon Edith Toy Charlotte Susan Garon Bucks County Anthony Russo Miss Toy Camden N. J Little Charlotte

Instrument drive in Indiana and Armstrong counties for troops

The Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Indiana Pa sponsors a final week campaign to collect musical instruments for soldiers overseas. Residents are urged to donate har monicas ocarinas accordions guitars and banjos by delivering to any Coca Cola dealer or having Coca Cola trucks pick up items for forwarding to the Army. Local manager H M Repino leads the effort and urges basements attics and storage rooms be searched for unused instruments to comfort soldiers in foxholes.

G. I. Joe Indiana Armstrong Counties Coco-Cola Bottling Company War Department Armstrong Coca-Cola H. M. Repino Coca-Cola Bottling Company

Madeleine Carroll Joins Red Cross in Italy to Aid Army Hospitals

Naples reports Madeleine Carroll, formerly seen at Lake Como villas between film gigs, has returned in an American Red Cross uniform to work in army hospitals. She hopes to be assigned as a staff aide to evacuation hospitals and says she appreciates Red Cross for not treating her as a celebrity.

Naples Madeleine Carroll Hollywood Lake Como Mary American Red Cross Miss Carroll Red Cross

Goat blocks motorist with horned shove in front door

Mrs Felice Ferris fights off a goat that chased a passing car after her door is cut by the animal. Two policemen later subdue the unruly beast. Charles Man jailed in Indiana County on assault and peace charges. arraignment set before Justice J. W. Gordon.

Philadelphia Felice Ferris Kibitzet Charles John Halupka Indiana Donald McMullen J. W. Gordon Armagh

Allied forces push in Burma amid heavy Japanese losses

Stilwell reported about 4000 Japanese deaths in the Hukawng Valley as Allied troops expanded control to 1800 square miles in four and a half months. Mountbatten praised rapid advances, noting fighting skill and endurance in difficult terrain. Reports on Kaladin Valley and Mayu Rane sector followed with new Allied gains. Separately, G Harold Wagner announced 4406 unemployment checks issued for the week ending March 17, 1844, with $6,257.50 disbursed including 110 checks to veterans returning to civilian life.

Stilwell Hukaway Lord Louis Mountbatten Southeast Asia Hukawng Burma Kaladin Mayu Rane Arakan G. Harold Wagner State Treasury Ufe Indiana

Greyhound Bus Strike Expands Hope in Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh officials warn the three day old Greyhound strike may spread to cover the east of the Mississippi. Harold Blum says 14 union divisions meet today as 400 drivers and others walk out over the discharge of two workers. If expanded, service from New York to Chicago could be paralyzed. The union calls the stoppage a continuous meeting not a strike and seeks a wage increase ruling by the War Labor Board.

Pittsburgh Greyhound Mississippi River Harold Blum Pennsylvania Joint Council AFL Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway and Motor Toach Blum Greyhound Lines Harry&. Crawford New York Philadelphia Washington St. Louis Chicago T. E. Benson War Labor Board WLB Benson Clarence Martin Norman Miller Martin Miller

Obituary notices from Indiana and Saltsburg areas in March

Obituaries report Mrs. Mary J. Walsh of Johnstown dying at her daughter's Indiana home on March 18 after a long residence in the area. Surviving children: Edwards Baltimore Payne Baltimore John Walsh Baltimore James Walsh Johnstown William Walsh Pittsburgh and Mrs Raymond Shick. Solemn Mass at St Bernards Indiana and burial at Mt Carmel Williamsport. Also Margaret George Richards of Saltsburg dies at home March 8. survivors include children and grandchildren, services by Rev Bates, burial Saltsburg Cemetery. Kenneth Charles Johns, ten months old, son of Homer and Dorothy Johns of Salisburg, dies at home March 18. burial Salisburg Cemetery. Interments set with Robinson Funeral Home.

Mary J. Walsh John Patrick Walsh Johnstown Raymond Shick Oak St Indiana St. Bernard’s Church Mt. Carmel Williamsport Shick Margaret George Richards James Richards Saltsburg John Reynolds Barn Run Presbyterian Church Salisburg Henry Townsend George Clarence W. George Mae Fryer Grace Billingsley Dover Ohio Gen. Reynolds Francis Reynolds West Newton Walter Reynolds Ruffdale Osha Sherbondy Nora Hough Lawrence Laura Hepler California Robinson Funeral Home C. J. G. Bates Presbyterian Church of Kenneth Charles Johns Lloyd Homer Dorothy Irene Garris Q Johns R. D New Kensington William Roy Charles Johns Roy Garris Columbiana Robinson David Zimmerman Salisburg Cemetery

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