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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1943

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Senate Debates Pay As You Go Tax Plan and Trade Pact Extension

Senate debates focus on an Ellender amendment to the pay as you go revenue bill requiring back taxes in a full year paid in installments. George opposes broad abatement while administration backers seek a vote on whether to cancel 1942 or 1943 taxes for most taxpayers. House approves reciprocal trade agreements extension and veto power debate, with Senate favored to grant three years or two after House vote.

Washington Senate Ellender George D-Ga Once Finance Committee Congress Itis Roosevelt Senate Finance Committee Executive Branch House Connally D-Tex Associated Press

Market Report Pittsburgh May 14 Produce and Livestock

Markets show moderate produce demand with fresh apples and Delici ous varieties priced in the 2.00 to 4.75 range. Livestock receipts include 200 cattle 100 calves 150 sheep with hogs strong at 300 salable head and varied weights.

Pittsburgh New York Baldwins Mcintosh Ghia Rome

Fights Report From Multiple Venues

Philadelphia results show Wally Sears at 7 1 2 knockout over Leddy Horton. Fall River bout had Stanford Tuckett outpoint Al Evans. New Brunswick card featured Lew Maxwell drawing Ruby Garcia. Johnstown card saw Tommy Mollis win over Ossie Hartis.

Philadelphia Wally Sears Minersville Leddy Horton Fall River Mass Standford Tuckett New York al Evans Newport New Brunswick N. J Lew Maxwell Newark Ruby Garcia Drew Johnstown Tommy Mollis Beltimore Ossie Hartis Pittsburgh

Sugar Allocation Rules For Processing Fruit

Sugar details for fruit processing include application data such as the processing address and facilities, with a sugar allotment of one pound per four quarts of finished fruit. Applicants must verify family eligibility, track ciainh points per quart sold, and surrender points to the Board. Sugar cannot be used for jams jellies preserves or fruit bitters.

Allied bombers hit Pan Mississippi and island targets in Mediterranean drive

International news reports describe Allied and American air and naval offensives across the European and Asian theaters. Key actions include bombing Pantelleria near Cap Bon, sinking ships at Augusta, Sicily, raids on Cagliari and Naples, and large RAF strikes on Berlin Ruhr and Czechoslovakia. Attu and Amchitka movements signal push toward the Aleutians, while Attu base defenses and Japanese positions are noted. Western campaigns press the fight as Ottawa and Washington assess renewed offensives against Nazi Europe and Japanese advances in the Pacific.

Mediterranean Pantelleria Island Cap Bon Europe U. S Augusta Sicily Cagliari Sardinia Naples Berlin Ruhr Valley Czecho-Slovakia Hitler Dunkerque Calais Burma Frontier Maungdaw Washington Russia Novorossisk Donets Holland Belgium Stockholm Pertin Southwest Pacific MacArthur Gasmata New Britain New Guinea Tokyo Attu Island Aleutians Japan Navy Amchitka Island Asiu Kiska Attu North Pacific Tokyo-to-Kiska Ftrong Britain sEurope British Air Ministry Indies Ruhr Czechoslovakia RAF France Germany Channel Dallas London Dwight D. Eisenhower Pantelleria Tunisia New York Alaska U.S Aleutian Paramushiro Kurile Islands Kamchatka Peninsula

I Am an American Day Proclaimed in Indiana Borough

March 12 1943 proclamation by Burgess J R Maloney designates May 16 1943 as I am an American Day. A patriotic service is urged at the Manos Theater at 2 30 p m for citizens naturalized or aged 21 plus to understand duties and responsibilities of citizenship during wartime. The Borough seal is affixed.

United States J. R. ‘Maloney Borough Indiana Manos Theater

Service Corp Hile Graduated From Army Training

Corporal Charles E. Hile son of Mr and Mrs Walter H Hile of 1188 Philadelphia Street graduates from the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command School at Willow Run Bomber Plant Ypsilanti Michigan completing an intensive course on heavy bombardment aircraft. He has seven months in service and previously helped manage the Streamline Store Oakland Avenue run by his father.

HILE Charles E. Hile Walter H. Hile Philadelphia Street Army Air Forces Technical Training Command Willow Run Ypsilanti Streamline Oakland Avenue

Berlin Bombing Reports Pace Western Front Air War

Berlin radio noted no mention of Berlin or Czechoslovakia bombings, reporting several western and central Germany locations attacked and civilian losses. British raids on Czechoslovakia last in April. Ruhr and Dortmund actions referenced. RAF and Russian long-range raids claimed.

Berlin Germany Europe Czechoslovakia Skoda Pilsen Inter Duisburg Ruhr Dortmund Stettin Rostock Air Ministry France Boulogne England Air and Home Security Warsaw Poland

Roosevelt weighs prisoner shipments and draft reform

President Roosevelt said Axis prisoners from Tunisia may be brought to the United States but plans are not yet complete. He urged prioritizing repatriation and security over farm labor use. In Congress, Rep Kilday's bill would shift to state quotas, while Wheeler seeks nationwide induction and exemptions for fathers. Selective Service cites limited doctors and variable medical standards as obstacles to universal pre induction exams.

Washington Roosevelt Tunisia United States Rooosevelt Africa Iby Ktday D-Tex Wheeler Selective Service

Green Township and Cockport High School Commencement Events

Commencement speaker Dr Henry Harrington Hill will address Green Township High School on Monday at 10 30 am with the Commencement Dinner at 12 30 pm. Baccalaureate in Cockport Community building Sunday May 23 at 3 pm led by Mary Kathryn Allison. program includes scripture by Rev C P Bower, orchestra and chorus selections. May 24 at 8 pm features Edward Houck leading procession, Rev Albert Henry Turlik presiding, Dr Carroll D Champin to speak, diplomas by D B Patterson, awards by Ivan Fetterman, class of 1944 roster listed. diplomas for college awarded after two semesters. citizenship award noted.

Henry Harrington Hill Fittsburgh Green Township High School Mont H. Crawford Fifth Avenue Methodist Church Altoona Cockport Mary Kathryn Allison C. P., Bower Albert Henry Turlik St. Elizabeth Church Stafford Carroll D. Champlin Pennsylvania State College D. Db. Patterson Ivan Fetterman Carmela Aloi John W. Bacon Rose Benardini Lois Ruth Biss Ethel Mae Brickell Marian Irene Carlson George Chernesky Margretta Laura Coalmer Emma Mary Corrine Janice R. Cunliffe William A. Ditch Ralph T. Edwards James Edward Fisher Mildred Ruth Foltz Dale Earl Gibson Margaret Luiwihe Gibson Betty Louise Good Lila Ruth Gregg Genevieve Gudaitis Ronald H. Hartman Geraldine LaRue Hill Paul Hodak Veronica E. Hovanee Bernard J. Hricke Pauline Hudock Margaret Mae Johns Emma Viola Johns Mary Louise Joiner Charles Blaine Kanari Queen Avonell Kerr Joseph Rodman Stephen A Korfonta Scott William Lamer Donald Layton Alta Geraldine Lydie Martha Jane Lydie Loois Marcella McCullough Lois Emily McDonnell Elia Mae Rice Miller William Tess Moros Joseph Thomas Pella Phyllis Elaine Peterson Paul Andrew Popik Harry Charles Rowley Mabel A. M. Russel Miriam Low Shank Edward Michael Shemo Walter Slanezka Louise Slovick Robert Louis Snyder Agnes J. Swiderski Mary Catherine Trimble Russell James Vanderhoot John A. Walko Ho Kenneth Young

Invasion Talk Shapes Nazi Strategy as War Across Theatre

Strategy centers on possible early invasion of Europe and war speed ups in the Pacific. Hitler’s options include heavy raids on London or bombing targets in the United States, with main risk in Russia where a major spring offensive could threaten Moscow or Leningrad. Allied plans stress that western fronts must not divert from aiding Russia until invasion begins, while selective service debates loom over manpower needs.

Europe Pacific Tuenisia Hitler American New York Washington London Russia Moscow Leningrad Germany Africa European Hershey

Legion to probe South Fork Post over Lewis reinitiation

A six member Pennsylvania Legion inquiry will study the protest over Lewis reinitiation at South Fork Post within ten days. If negligence is found a civil court like trial jury will be appointed. Appointed are I G Gordon Foster Richard White Mitchell Ouze Matthew Tigey Edward Green and Clinton File.

South Fork Lewis Hartbauer Legion I. G Gordon Foster Philadelphia Richard White Mitchell Ouze Central State Olyphant Matthew Tigey Western State Punxsutawney Edward Green Clinton File Indiana

Allied leaders divided over Japan push in Pacific

In Australia on May 14 a spokesman for General MacArthur said Admiral Halsey and MacArthur are coordinating efforts but remain divided in strategy. A dispatch from an advanced South Pacific base noted their recent confer­ence, signaling ongoing joint planning despite differences.

Australia Tokyo William ¥. Halsey, Jr Douglas MacArthur South Pacific Associated Press Leif Erickson Admiral Halsey Southwest Halsey Chester W. Nimitz Erickson South Southwest Pacific Australia-New Guinea

War talk and war front notes amid congressional dispute

Democrats criticize Governor Martin amid wartime indecision and black market concerns as Lawrence urges recall of leadership. War reports detail MacArthur Halsey coordination, Pacific commands, and Allied raids with updates from Australia to Salamaua and Port Moresby.

War Department Washington Australia New Guinea New Britain New Ireland Solomons Southwest Pacific New Caledonia New Hebrides Fiji New Zealand South MacArthur Gasmata Port Moresby Salamaua

Local relief payments drop by 42 dollars in Indiana County

State Treasurer G Harold Whiteer reported weekly direct relief payments to needy residents of Indiana County fell to 1988 dollars, down 42 from the prior week and 251 lower than the same week last year. Bureau figures show current week 1388, previous week 1430, with April total 49254 for all categorical assistance.

G. Harold Whitener Neady Indiana County Bureau of Assistance Treasury Department Follee G. Harold Wagner Indiana

Obituary notices for Shields Buterbaugh and Thomas brief

Obituary items note Frank Lester Shields born November 1 1877 in North Mahoning died Thursday in Smithport. Survived by widow Martha Uber Shields and many siblings. Services Sunday 2 p m at family home with Brickell Cemetery interment. Also notices Andrew Buterbaugh services Monday 3 p m East Oak Street officiated by Rev David R. Graham interment Greenwood Cemetery. William R. Thomas services Saturday 2 30 p m at his Armstrong township residence with Reverend John J. Bates officiating and interment Oakland Cemetery.

Frank Lester Shields North Mahoning Township William Susan (Bush) Shields Smithport Banks Township Martha Uber) Shields James W Iselin Lickingville Daisy Lockard Rossiter R. D Irvin Rochester Mills R. E. Morton Warehand Lewis Zella Rowley Vandergrift Brickell Cemetery Andrew Buterbaugh East Oak Street David R. Graham Greenwood Cemetery William R. Thomas Armstrong Township John J. Bates Oakland Cemetery

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