Air power reshapes war as blackout hides gains
Wartime column extols Allied air supremacy and collapsing Nazi production. It credits Anglo American bombing for accelerating the Reich's collapse, noting mass Allied air operations with thousands of planes over the Reich and the destruction of oil and fuel facilities. It asserts Germany's manufacturing, communications, and logistics are eroding while Allied air fleets lead the advance.
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Montgomery
Hitler
Reich
Royal’ ‘Air Force
Cologne
Arthur Harris
Germany
Aled
Hearing On Rates Of Peoples Gas In Pittsburgh
Public Utility Commission hearings in Pittsburgh on April 2 and 8 at 10 am address complaints against Peoples Natural Gas Company of Pittsburgh. Filing entities include Allegheny Ludlum Steel, Brackenridge American Window Glass, McKee Glass Jeannette, Jeannette Glass, and Phoenix Glass NovaCa, with service areas across Allegheny and surrounding counties.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
City County
Pittsburgh
Rates of Peoples Natural Gas Company of
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation
Brackenridge
American Window Glass Company
Arnold, Jeannette
Belle Vernon
McKee Glass Company
Jeannette, Glass Company
Jeannette
Phoenix Glass Company
Novaca
Allegheny
Armstrong, Beaver
Butler
Blair
Cambria
Clarion, Fayette
Greene
Indiana
Lawrence
Washington
Westmoreland
Transfers in Burrell and surrounding towns detailed deeds
A compiled list shows Clara A Palmer Arminita G Huston transferring 228 acres in Burrell while Mildred Reed and Mabel Sampleton also move parcels in Burrell and Clymer. Several other deeds include Indiana and Conemaugh properties with prices ranging from 1500 to 3125 dollars and multiple 109 acre transfers in Blacklick and Montgomery regions.
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Clara A. Palmer
Arminita G. Huston
Burrell
Mildred Reed
Gayla Huston
Mabel Sampleton
James R. Ward
Clymer
Paul V. Kinler
Royden Freed
Indiana
George C. Shonetz
Jay F. Kissinger
E. Wheatfield
Ella H. Cursik
Paul Ostach
Alice Gorman
George D. Smith
Montgomery
Charles B. McConnell
Charles F McConnell
Blairsville
Robert E. Boreland
Louie
Travis
Blacklick
H. Young
Susan Dixon
Io Young
Patton Hodges Forces Deep In Fatherland
Allied armies led by Generals Patton and Bradley pushed deep into Germany across multiple axes. Third and First Armies advanced toward Frankfurt and Gruenberg while capturing Hanau Aschaffenburg and Marburg. Ninth and Seventh Armies broke into Duisburg and Mannheim, with Alpen weather hindering air support as Berlin’s defenses collapsed.
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Leipzig
Frankfurt
On the Main
Omar Bradley
Kamberg
Idstein
Limburg
Bradley
Montgomery
George S. Patton
Fourth Armored
Frankfurt-Leipzig
Gruenberg
Berlin
Giessen
Beltersham
Berlin-Frankfurt
Frankfurst
Germany
Third Army
Hanau
Aschaffenburg
Marzburg
Amoeneburg
Ruhr
Ninth
Rhine
Duisburg
Europe
Sterkrade
Gladbec
Ninth Army
Dorsten
U. S
Ruhe
Duelman
Muenster
Marburg
Ninth Infantry
Weisbaden
Main
Seventh Army
Mannheim
Heidelberg
Miners Back Lewis In Case Of Deadlock
In Washington miners vote ades to strike, backing John L. Lewis in the deadlocked soft coal wage talks. NLRB tallies show 208,718 yes to 25,158 no across 90 areas, with 236,418 ballots cast of 311,281 eligible. Lewis may delay a formal strike while seeking a wage and benefits deal or allow government action to seize mines if needed.
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W. Ward
Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Pennsylvania
National Labor’ Relations Board
West Virginia
Maryland
National Labor Notations Board
NLRB
Smith-Connally Labor Disputes Act
Ickes
Perkins
Fara van Horn
Cumumitices
Miss Perkins
Charles O'Neill
South Mahoning Tests For Bangs Disease Initiated
The area test for Bangs disease is now applied in South Mahoning Township. Dr C Arnold Moorhead conducts the testing with Archle Nichol as helper. The remaining three townships will be tested in the very near future.
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South Mahoning
C. Arnold Moorhead
Archle Nichol
Russians Press Front Near Austrian Border In Danube Valley
Moscow dispatches report Red Army units from Tolbukhin with Stalin tanks advancing from Csorna toward Pamhingen and St Johann near the Danube, edging toward Nitra and Moravia while the German line withdraws from Kahlholz Cape and Gdynia, with Danzig and the port under heavy fighting.
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London
Red Army
Bratislava
Danube
Moscow
Stalin
Feodor Tolbukhin
Csorna
Pamhagen
Vienne
St. Johann
Monson
Whjeeselburg
Eddy Gilmore
Austria
Nitra
Hron
Slovakia
Great
Europe
Moravia
Ivan Koney
Silesia
Vienna
Prague
Maerisch Ostrau
Moravian
Kahlholz Cape
Koenigsberg
Frische Nehrung
Danzig
Frisces
War's End In Europe Won't Affect '46 Demands
War end in Europe within two months could trim Army 1946 appropriations by about 8 billion dollars, while Navy supply needs remain near 23 billion. Snyder, chairing the Army budget subcommittee, expects July 1 totals near 40 billion if fighting continues, but may drop to 33 billion or 24 billion with Europe ending. Even then, between 7 and 8 billion may be unspent from current-year funds, and new money could total about 26 billion if Germany falls soon. Navy 1946 budget eyed at roughly 4 billion less than this year, with no major capital cuts until Japan capitulates. Joseph Hofmann noted pianist, wrote an operatic mazurka at age five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Arbogast
Washington
Europe
House
War Department
Snyder
D-Pa
Appropriations
Germany
Congress
Navy
Pacific
Japan
Obituary notices for Fisher and McKee families prompt services
Obituaries for James O. Fisher of Gastown PA aged 87 who died March 28 1945 at his home and for Miriam McHenry McKee aged 92 who died March 24 1945 in her home are recorded. Services set for March 30 1945 at 2:00 PM in Elderton and March 30 1945 at 2:00 PM in Robinson Finers Home with burial at St Johns Sagamore and Washington Church cemeteries respectively. Survivors include siblings and children with detailed residences listed. Funeral homes in Elderton Apollo Saltsburg and Sagamore coordinate arrangements.
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James O. Fisher
Shelocta
Ald
Willian Altman
Gastown
Pau
Mr. Fisher
William Fisher
Caroline Boyer Fisher
Clark Funeral Home
Elderton
Paul L. Schiedel
St. Johns
Sagamore
Miriam McKenry McKee
Mra
Miriam McHenry McKée
Robinson Finers
R. E. Agnew
Tolens
Washington Church Cemetery
Sarah Jane McKee
Apollo
Ste
David
Jane (Henderson) McKee
Armstrong Co
Westmoreland County
Saltsurg
Presbyterian
Ate
Robert M. McKee
Leroy T. McKee
Salisburg
Ray M. McKee
James M
Mary) Patterson
Helen M. McKee
Deane C
Estella) Walter
Walter
San Angelo
Texas
James Patterson
Star
Patterson
Charles W. Cochran
Edgewood Cemetery
Saltsburg
Nimitz reports heavy Okinawa bombardment strike
Guam March 29 AP Nimitz announced Okinawa faced its sixth day of heavy bombardment by U S Fleet capital ships while hundreds of carrier aircraft attacked remaining strongholds. Tokyo radio claimed landings on the Kerama islands with a fleet movement to support invasion. no confirmation from Pearl Harbor.
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Guam
Okinawa
U. S
Fleet Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Radio Tokyo
Kerama Islands
Deet
Nimitz
Union Bay
Pacific Fleet
Nit
Kyushu
Eva Tanguay improves after congestive heart failure
Eva Tanguay, once a vaudeville singing star, shows improvement today per her physician. Bedridden for eight years, she is 66 years old and had been near death a week ago in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Eva Tanguay
Marriage Licenses Be Vere Carnes Aliquippa
A list of marriage licenses granted, including Be Vere and Carnes in Aliquippa, Catherine L Barnett in Indiana, Harold W Cox in Cambria County, Ethel M James in Center Two, Mickey Grogvich in W Wheatfield, Elizabeth Boring in W Wheatfield, Nelson D McGregor in Indiana, Olie Ann Newton in Indiana, Harry Elko in Green Two, Mary Shrvechman in Sagamore, Richard E Mabon in Indiana, Naomi K Weiss in White Two, Robert A Gravener in Burrell Two, Betty J Clawson in Burrell Two, Tran Presti in Baltimore MD, Mary Falsetti in Mentele, Guy M Walterson in Vandergrift, Mary M Little in Armstrong Co.
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Be Vere
Carnes
Aliquippa
Catherine L. Barnett
Indiana
Harold W. Cox
Cambria Co
Ethel M. James
Center Two
Mickey Grogvich
W. Wheatfield
Elizabeth Boring
Nelson D. McGregor
Olie Ann Newton
Harry Elko
Green Two
Mary Shrvechman
Sagamore
Richard E. Mabon
Naomi K. Weiss
White Two
Robert A. Gravener
Burrell
Betty J. Clawson
Tran Presti
Baltimore
Mary Falsetti
Mentele
Guy M. Walterson
Vandergrift
Mary M. Little
Armstrong Co
Jefferson Co Seeks Flood Protection Hearing Planned
Pittsburgh March 29 The U S Army Engineers office will hold a public hearing April 12 at the Jefferson County Courthouse Brookville to discuss flood protection for counties communities except Punxsutawney The meeting seeks areas to protect methods of protection and potential federal cooperation Brockway project aims at walls dikes and Little Toby Creek channel realignment with economic justification report to War Department for action
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Army Engineer's Office
Jefferson County Court House
Brookville
Punxsutawney
Brockway
War Department
Toby Creek
Townships Allowed to Assess Property on Frontage Basis
Harrisburg March 29. Townships may assess property on a foot frontage basis for street lighting under new law signed by Governor Martin. The Supreme Court previously struck down a similar frontage levy law based on assessed value. Martin also signed a bill letting counties appropriate funds for historical compilations and publications and vetoed a measure to create a new penalty handling procedure, calling it unnecessary duplication of work.
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Harrisburg
Martin
Supreme Court
Governor says no new slot machine proposals received
Harrisburg March 29 AP Gov Martin comments on statewide drive against slot machines. He says State Police are always available to aid local authorities in law enforcement but no new suggestions have been put to him.
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Harrisburg
Martin
Willet 4-H Meet Sets April Grange Hall Gathering
The Willet 4-H Agricultural Club will meet Monday April 2 at 8 00 p m at the Grange Hall to organize for the coming year. All boys and girls ages ten to twenty one and interested parents are invited.
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Willet
Yanks Take Cebu City as Japs Flee in Philippine Advance
Manila dispatch reports American forces entering Cebu City after a swift two day push from the island beachhead. Maj. Gen. Arnold’s division cleared routes through heavily mined streets as Japanese defenses collapsed. MacArthur notes Cebu with 150000 residents suffered heavy demolition while surrounding harbor areas remained largely intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hampson
Manila
Doughsoys
Cebu City
City of the Philippines
Yanie
Cebu
William
Arnold
Pardo
Douglas MacArthur
Tarbor
Philippines
MacArthur
Luzon Island
China Sea
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Patton
Hodges
Joseph Hofmann
Lank
Nierstein
Third Army Artillery
Rhine River
Eva Tanguay II
Jefferson Co
Slot
Troutman’s
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Awe
Cee Aav
Lange
ARG
Westott Pentiny Fair
Hart Schaffner
Marx