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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1941

Page

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Pennsylvania probes misappropriation tied to state treasurer

Gov James announced an inquiry into missing funds after he said records show possible misappropriation of thirty thousand dollars. Attorney General Claude Reno said deputy treasurer Clifford Baugher forged the Harrisburg postmaster’s signature on checks totaling thirteen thousand dollars. Baugher, recovering in an Erie hospital, denies the admission. warrants have been issued for his arrest upon recovery. Auditors report missing requisitions for five thousand dollars to the Erie postmaster. Baugher quit October 17.

Arrisburg Tor Denart- Meke Weattorney General James Avi Claude T. Reine Clifford G. Baugher le Werner Harrisburg Baugher Erie Réno Iney E. Clair Ross Reno Ross C. Harold Wagner

Miller Explains Nazi Threat to American Society

Miller outlines Hitler's danger to U S security in a detailed laterational analysis. He warns that Nazism targets religion, politics, and economics, arguing the Nazi system suppresses religion, enforces strict discipline, and undermines private enterprise and contract law.

Fuehrer Miller Hitler Roosevelt Itler United Siates Germany

Three Killed in Plant Blast in West Virginia

In South Charleston West Virginia federal agents and State Police probed an explosion at Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp killing three men. Plant conditions safety chief RK Turner discounted sabotage while identifying victims Forrest Norton Leavitt 52 and A M Kelly 60 and painter H K Fox 30 who died earlier.

South Charleston W. Va RK. Turner Fie Carbide and Carbon Chemicals H. KK. Fox Painter Turner Forrest Norton Leavitt A. M. Kelly

Direct relief payments down in Indiana counties

Direct relief payments to needy Indiana counties for the week ended today dropped by 159 dollars from the prior week, totaling 3,108 dollars and 4,294 dollars less than the same week last year. The Bureau of Assistance Disbursements in the State Treasury reports 489 fewer checks may be needed than a year ago. Current week 3,109 dollars. previous week 2,248 dollars. comparable week 1840 7,403 dollars.

Indiana G. Harold Wagner Bureau of Assistance Treasury Department

Nazi Leaders Outlined In Dr Miller Speech

Dr Miller described Hitler as a half man half genius and a superb actor ready to die for his beliefs if watched, while Goering appeared brave yet dull and cruel, and Goebbels stood out as witty yet insincere. He warned Hitler’s push for world conquest, Hess’s racial fanaticism, and urged united resistance to Nazi Germany, outlining blockade and strategic pressures as paths to victory, ending with a Q A session introduced by Dr Davis.

Dr. Miller Hitler Halfman Goering Goebbels Rudolf Hess England Ceoun Mitler United States Nazi Germany Willer Ameticg de, Miller Dr. L. ©. Davis

Armagh and Nearby Towns Election Totals Reported

Readable fragments show elected officials and vote tallies for multiple townships including Armagh Blacklick Brush Valley Burrell Canoe Center and Center. Key offices listed include supervisors tax collectors and burgesses with party affiliations and candidate names.

Blairsville Burgess William C. McKee Jane D. Baker Brush Valley Charles Dearmy Stewart Campbell W. T. Cunningham Buffington Herbert Stephens Hollis Fair W. H. McLaughlin H. M. Artemus Burrell Hugh E. Paterson W. M. Ramsden George W. Goines C. R. Campbell Reba I. Barron Canoe J. Reese Etterman Winfield Silver Roy Wetzel Hodgson W. BP Risinger John George

Employment Heads in Peril in State Offices

Harrisburg dispatch reports that seven state employment office managers in Erie Williamsport Scranton Harrisburg Norristown Altoona and Greensburg face job peril due to Federal Social Security Board reclassification. Managers must take competitive exams for promoted grades and could lose jobs despite top exam results. Secretary Lewie G. Hines plans to protest in Washington with a committee including William Collier and Raymond Mason.

Harrisburg Federal Social Security Board Lewie G. Hines Secretary of Labor and Industry Erie Williamsport Scranton Norristown Altoona Greensburg Washington William S. Collier Unemployment Compensation Bureau Raymond H. Mason Employment Service

Hunting accident injures woman loading rifle in yard

A woman was shot in the face by a .22 rifle while loading a gun in her yard. She was admitted to the Indians Hospital for wounds and possible loss of sight. Pinkerton attributed the firing to the car's discharger mechanism as an accidental discharge.

Indians Hospital Mark Frank Tyler Pinkerton

Political Clash Over Aid Sparks Senate War of Wits

The debate centers on strengthening presidential and Hull measures as Britain and Russia loom in the conflict. Barkley’s poll hints at a 50 to 40 final tally, with absentees possible. House fate hinges on a fierce, partisan fight and criticism of the President’s actions. Meanwhile comments on bird mating close the page.

Hull Chandler Senate England Russia Britain United States Barkley Wheeler Nye House Rep. Fish R-Ny House Foreign Affairs Committee Robert F. Rich R-Pa Great Britain Iceland Congress

Local Tax Races and Officials in Cherryhill and Nearby Areas

Election results list several local offices including supervisors tax collectors and burgesses across Cherryhill Clymer Conemaugh and Creekside. Notable tallies show John W. Paul Delmont Notley Florence M Stephens W. 8B McGinley Charles W. Gray W. K. Cremer and W. Lloyd Heasley among candidates. To Be Continued Tomorrow.

Cherry ‘Tres Burgess—Delmont Notley Henry Hawes Lillie O. Lemon Clymer Conemaugh

Baby Beet Cattle Sale Set For Waynesburg Next Monday

Indiana County beef feeders plan to attend the Southwestern Pennsylvania Livestock Breeders Association feeder calf sale in Waynesburg on Monday November 10 at 1 30 p m Two hundred head of beet calves about 400 pounds will be auctioned with about 100 suitable for 4 H baby beet club work A tour leaves the Court House at 9 15 a m via Blairville and Greensburg Fore beef feeders notice Circular 201 Buying and Feeding Cattle by F L Bentley and C A Burge copies available by request or at the Extension Office in the Court House

Indiana County Pennsylvania Livestock Breeders’ Association Waynesburg Warner Court House Blairaville Greensburg F. L. Bently C. A. Burge

Stalin praises Soviet resolve as Germans strain under war

Stalin in a Moscow radio broadcast declares German forces are straining to their limits and predicts Germany cannot endure the pressure. He addresses soldiers workers and farmers and acknowledges sabotage by Soviet guerrillas while greeting supporters on the 24th anniversary of the October Revolution.

Germany Moscow Bolshevik Party

Soviet War News and Allied Strategy Reports

Soviet troops harry the Crimean mountains as Sevastopol faces air attacks and German advances are claimed halted by weather. Stalin denounces German hunger and welcomes revolt in Europe. Churchill mulls a second front while Berlin reports heavy losses near Leningrad and continued siege of Moscow. Finland reiterates defensive aims as peace terms rumor circulates.

Finland signals end of war once fronts secured

Helsinki broadcasts abroad present an aims statement saying the war with Russia will end when the threat of renewed attack is removed and Finland’s frontiers are secure. Officials say no implication of talks with Soviet Russia. A radio excerpt notes a defensive war ending when attacked threat is eliminated and borders stabilized.

Helsinki Finland Russia Helsinki Radio Central Union of Finnish Labor Organization

Finnish advance in East Karelia fuels peace talks aims

Finnish army correspondents report gains north of Suurjarvi along the Murmansk Railroad and say Russian defenses are stubborn. Finnish labor leaders and government say occupation aims to curb devastation and destroy eastern Russian bases, while hinting at a future peace conference to justify border security. The Finnish agency denies false peace terms reports and notes the U S position on territorial compensation and exiting the war with Germany.

East Karelia Suuujarvi Murmansk Finland Karelia Finnand Russia Washington State Department United States Soviet Union Cordell Hull Hjalmar J. Porope Germany

Produce Market News Pittsburgh November 7

Produce demand slow with apples and potatoes moving in modest volume. Prices listed for Pennsylvania Black Twigs, Staymans, Jonathan, McIntosh, Rome Beauties, Russet Rurals, and Russet Burbanks across Maine, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, Idaho. Livestock at Pittsburgh show slow hog sales, steady cattle and sheep. Also brief items about a W Va couple’s car wreck and house fire, plus a note on musicians exacting finger exercise and U.S. highway coverage.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio

Far East May Lose Marines From Peiping to Shanghai

President Roosevelt said the government was considering withdrawing American Marines from Peiping Tientsin and Shanghai China. He told reporters he did not know when a decision would be reached and declined to elaborate on his remarks.

Washington Roosevelt Peiping Tientsin Shanghai China

List of Corps and Firms in Stock Market Ledger

A dense catalog of company names and sectors including Anaconda Arm Co, Alcoa, American Can, Arm and Hammer, Chrysler, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, and US Steel, among many others, suggesting a broad market listing or index recap. The fragmentary text reads like a financial roundup of industrials, utilities, and transportation groups with numerous abbreviations and partial names.

Alco Am Paw Am Sts Am Bald Loco Balt Ohio Bendix Aviat Beth Steel Boving Airplane Borden Co Briggs Mig Budd Mig Ches and Ohio Chrysler Corp Cong Edison Cansol Curtiss Wright del Lack West Douglas Aircraft du Pont del Eastman Kodak el Auto Lite Gen Elec Gen Foods Gen Motors Gen Greyhound Corp Hard Walker Int Harvester Int Nick Can Tel Tel Johns Manville Kennecott Cop Kresge Lehigh Port C Lehigh Val Coat Libby Liggett and Myers Loew's Inc Montgom Ward Nat Biscuih Nat Dairy Pre Nat Distillers Nat Pownd Ltd Central RR North Ameria Northern Pacific Packard Motor

Treasury balance and debt data for Nov 5

Washington reports Treasury figures: receipts 47.07 million dollars, expenditures 37.04 million, net balance 2.5893860269 billion, gross debt 54.2048904871 billion, increase 30.0822719 million. Also mentions Arctic animals better acclimatized than tropical species.

Washington the Treasury

Storm damages St Marys elderly home in violent wind

A violent wind storm last night toppled the roof of the St Wallurga home for elderly persons in St Marys causing about 3000 dollars in damage. Nineteen residents including six Catholic sisters escaped injury as power lines were blown down and an emergency heating system guided occupants to safety.

Marys St. Wallurga Aremen

Cash In Lieu Of Closed Doors In Pennsylvania

Harrisburg November 1 The Liquor Control Board will keep its discretionary policy of accepting cash in lieu of closing taprooms and clubs for minor violations. The board may take 10 dollars per day of suspension and has not abandoned the practice. Chairman Frederick T Gelder said enforcement will tighten with more investigators, aiming to add 25 more staff.

Harrisburg Liquor Control Board Frederick T. Gelder Gelder

College Weather Forecast With Cold, Partly Cloudy Skies

Partly cloudy and cold today and tomorrow with a reading near 39. High around 61 and a very low 99 not plausible. Precipitation 0.52 inch expected this period. Relative humidity about 84 percent. Barometric pressure approximately 29.18 inches today, 29.30 yesterday.

Baronet de Pressive

Cranium Crackers Interesting Islands Quiz

A puzzle asks readers to identify larger regions and ownership of major islands. Questions cover Greenland versus Australia, the four countries of Borneo, counts of islands in the Philippines and Azores, Madagascar and Sumatra shapes and locations, ownership of Papua, and related details. Continued on Page 3.

Seven Seas Greenland Australia Borneo Philippines Azores Madagascar Sumatra Papua

Punts Passes And College Grid Notes From Around The League

In South Bend Notre Dame linemen say Georgia Tech faced the season’s most aggressive and fastest line. Milwaukee boasts Marquette’s 200-pound right tackle Chuck Peifer, a naval reserve ensign and pilot. Syracuse shows 2 176 yards in six games with a strong Y formation. Notre Dame will dine with Navy after their game in Annapolis. Thiel prepares for Allegheny as Wes Cole and other teammates miss action. English shirt spending in normal times totals $50 million annually.

South Bend Ind Georgia Tech Notre Dame Irish Yellow Jackets Milwaukee Ilegal L'Om Stidham Marquette Chuck Peifer U. S. Naval Reserve Syracuse Ossie Salem Baltimore Youu Navy Midshipmen Naval Academy At Annapolis

Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree ceremony planned

The Fourth Degree ceremony of the Knights of Columbus will be held Sunday afternoon at St Vincent College Latrobe Pa beginning 145. About forty candidates from twenty one districts will participate with a reception for ladies and a solemn Mass at the archabbey church. A formal banquet follows at Mlaslow Inn. Reservations due by November 13 to John H Holleran.

Knights of Columbus St Vincent College Latrobe Pennsylvania Order Mlaslow Inn Highway John H. Holleran Burehield Ave Pittsburgh John Currell K. N. S. Pittsburgh Calvert Province Edward W. Buttinger N. J. Hoban Generatisalmo John N. Holleran Patrick J. Hinghan Francis J. Abarle Nicholas J. Kouche

Soviet Drive Spurs Talk Of Second Front In War

Volokolamsk area reports show Red Army pushing German armor from positions along a three mile sweep toward Moscow while London observers discuss a potential second front. Stalin urged a new front and Britons say it could be near but details remain undisclosed. German attempts to regain the initiative near Leningrad faltered amid heavy losses as Soviet forces advance on multiple fronts and air operations claim several victories.

London Volokolamsk Moscow Red Army Kuibyshev Leningrad Soviet Information Bureau

Houck Seeks New Trial In Salona Attack Case

Hoy Kenneth Houck, convicted last week of clubbing Ruth Andrews, 19, of Salona, filed a petition for a new trial in Clinton County Court. The court set November 24 for arguments on the petition and Houck faces three additional indictments in a similar attack. Judge Henry Hipple delayed the case to the January term to allow briefs and arguments on the indictments.

Lock Haven Clinton Hoy Kenneth Houck Ruth Andrews Salona Houck Henry Hipple

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