War Today: Mackenzie Praises Allied Resolve
War analyst Dewitt Mackenzie argues the Allied war effort is united and decisive. He cites Britain's white paper on casualties and resilience, Churchill’s famed defiance, and the joint sacrifice of England, Russia, and the United States, asserting that victory came from all nations.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Willer
Giany
Britain
London
Nan Cnslienmen
Figland Fas
Ouf Information
Brenden Bracken
Chavelvill
British Isles
Hitler
John Bull
England
United Nations
Enels
Tripgelfly
Hy Tel
Yoong
Russia
Stalingrad
America
Marshall Stalin
Uncle Suny
Europe
Wien
Congress To Modernize Its Machinery And Debates
Washington November 29 Congress paused to study modernization of Congress. A bi partisan 12 man committee will examine the organization and operation of Congress based on a Senate pro pogal. House rules pushed new bills as a postwar highway bill faced delay. Senate debated flood control while leaders eyed adjournment. Also noted are turtle cautionary notes and Lincoln Davis born in Kentucky.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senates
Miloney DeConn
Monroney
Olklas
Rules Committee
Senate
Freedom of Information Hoped For
John S. Knight, president of American Newspaper Keltors, says a committee will be formed within a week to promote universal freedom of information. The panel aims to crush political, economic, and military barriers and will report at the April 19-27 annual meeting. The society also unveiled a policy pledge to defend free exchange of information and oppose government or other censorship except for obscenity or fraud.
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Washington
John S. Knight
American County
Keltors
Universal Freestain of Information
Asne Borth
Pawel, Press and
Ratio
Varians
Asne
Knight
Asnei
Third Army advances toward Saar and Meuse region
Allied forces pressed east and north along the Saar front as Patton's Third Army extended to Gere-many seven miles toward Saarbrucken Saarlantean and Moraig. French First Army closed an eight mile gap south of the Doar river, trapping German troops near Belfort Mulhouse. British eighth Army pushed into the Po Valley while Ninth Army moved toward the Roer River and Strasbourg area.
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Venlo
Maas
Patton
Geremany
Saar Basin
Saarbrueken
Saarlantean
Moraig
First Army
Doar River
Belfort
Mulhouse
Kurt Dittmar
Saar
Siegfried Hine
Lewis Hawkins
Third Army
Saarbrucker
St. Avold
Eigtl
Niles
Saarbracken
Hawkins
80Th Division
Sti
Ninth Army
Oceanes
Cologne
Ado Hiller
Roer
Julieh
Bavinen
Kivehberg
Altford
Seventh Army
Sithin
Maguenau i
Rhine
Strasbourg
Po Valley
Alberta
Facuza
Bologna-Rinini Highway
Mocdigliace
Bond sales report reveals county and state bond totals
Bond sales reported its morning totals with $10,583.2 VE bonds and $184,943.75 other bonds. Indiana County's quota stands at $790,000 for K bonds and $1,400,100 for all other bonds, according to Gazette Classifieds.
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Indiana County
Post War R E C For Indiana Co
Government rural electrification plans target Indiana County as a priority area. Current lines cover 1,702 homes with 41 farms off grid. 40 percent of farms nationwide lack electricity. PA farms slated for REA power, with $6.0 million for lines and $5.2 million for related facilities. Project would create 3,000 jobs locally and extend service via private and public financing to 3,055,000 of 6,944,000 non-electrified homes in five years.
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Washington, D.C
IWNS
Thore Tnediana
Feta
Indiana
Kdana
Pennsylvania Leutric Copany
Pecusstvernenclsall Company
Pennsylvania 8
Chiude Wielkrrd
Unclear fragment on rural electric service extension
Fragment discusses power company roles and call for broader rural electric service development. Mentions Will Iti 40 Buarantee and people taking initiative to develop high and low density territory. Lacks concrete facts or identifiable entities.
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Iti 40
Two Soldiers Honored for Work with 617th Engineer Unit
Sgt R M Davisson and Cpl H Devinney of Black Lick were among personnel awarded a Meritorious Service Unit Plaque for the 617th Engineer Base Equipment Company at Southwest Pacific Base. The unit helped surface three airdromes in 23 days, cleared roads, expanded airfields, and defended perimeters amid tropical conditions and air raids. Both were inducted in 1943 and have served since November 1, 1943, earning the Good Conduct Medal and Asiatic Pacific Theater ribbons with two stars.
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Reynald M. Davison
Lottie Davison
Harry Devinney
Dora J. Devinney
Black Lick
617Th Engineer Base Equipment Company
Walter Krueger
Sixth Army
Southwest Pacific
617Th
Pacific
Helleys
Sgt
Davisson
Cpl
Devinney
Army
The Next Step In The Education Of Teachers
A proposal argues for a fifth year of professional preparation for all Pennsylvania teachers beyond high school, including an internship year in campus laboratory schools. It urges elevating state teachers colleges to higher status, and placing teacher education entirely within dedicated higher learning institutions to meet expanding educational demands.
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Pennsylvania
Flinloma
Wke
Commonwealth
Times
The
Unanimous Approval of Stettinius in Cabinet Post
The article notes calls for Stettinius to become the top cabinet official, with Congress kept largely in the dark on foreign policy planning. Speculation centers on John G. Winant or W. Averell Harriman as possible successors, and Adolf A. Berle Jr. as a potential assistant secretary, amid Democratic and Republican debate over government ownership and Senate support. Breckinridge Long emerges as a favored House-friendly choice.
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Congress
Ue Dari
Stettinius
Roosevelt
George
John G. Winant
Great Britain
W. Averell Harrison
Russia
Senate
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Berle
Dewey
Connally
Breckinridge Long
Capitol Hill
Department
Rochester Newspapers Outage Tests Public News Needs
In Rochester New York for five and a half days residents lacked newspapers as 160 typographers went to arbitration. Radio and phone networks filled in with notices and public questions about news value while readers sought updates on deaths jobs and local events. The episode underscores the vital role of newspapers in community life.
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Rochester Times-Union
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Rochester
Buffalo
Canada’s conscription crisis moves through Parliament
Ottawa reports Parliament held a secret session to debate conscription amid Pacific coast troop protests against overseas deployment. Maj. Gen. Pearkes explained Terrace BC mutiny arose from a misunderstanding as units faced demobilization tensions. Demonstrations spread in BC with English speaking troops, while PM King seeks a confident majority.
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Ottawa
Canada
Pacific Coast
Defense
A. G. L. McNaughto
vYesumc
Vancouver
B. R. Pearkes
Terrace
British Columbia
Pearkes
W. L. MacKenzie King
Af Terrace
Eliot Janeway to Speak at College on War and Reconversion
Eliot Janeway a Life and Fortune writer and noted independent thinker will discuss War and Reconversion at Indiana State Teachers College on Thursday November 30 as the third Cultural Life Series event. He will take questions after the lecture which begins at 8 15 pm. Admission is 1 20 at the door and season tickets for the remaining 10 events are 6 00 available at Hall's Book Store Indiana.
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Eliot Janeway
Life and Fortune
America
Indiana State Teachers College
My. Daneway
Chicago
United States
New Yorker
Cornell
London School of Economics
Iis
Hall's
Indiana
Obituary Helliforms and a Remains in Indiana and Oregon
Multiple obituaries and notices from Indiana and Oregon recount the deaths of William Jacob Livingston born 1901 in Rayne township and Mrs Jennie Gibson Workinger, with service details, survivors in large families, and funeral arrangements. Also included are Leo Arcurio of Creekside and George Mudrich of Clune, with brief memorials and burial plans, plus a stray kitchen tip about double boiler use for cereals.
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William Jacob Livingston
Emma Lambing Livingston
Indiana Hospital
Rayne Township
John
Mary Armstrong
Livingston
Indiana
Corporal Joh
Lowisiana
Irvin
Pittsburgh
Seaman
Albert
Australia
Walter
Lyle
William
Eugene
Wilbur
Louise
Pearl
Earl
Chevy Chase
Harry
Renton
Walter Schrock
Blair Lydick
R. D
Robinson Funeral Home
D. R. Graham
Greenwood Cemetery
Jennie, Gibson Worringer
Shedd
Oregon
Oakville United
Homer City
Ira Soule
Lebanon
George
Frank Workinger
Corvallis
Eda
Portland
Gerald Workinger
Ethel
Olympia
Wash
Joseph Gibson
Albany
Harvey Gibson
Tillie Fryler
Jacksonville
Pyl
Leo
Arcurio
Deshon
Buttes
Creekside
Indiana High School
Mary
Marsha) Arcurio
Hiss
Anna Mae (Swanson
Mary Ann
Alfred
Joseph
Fred
Mary Lou
Janet
Arlene Updyke
Cortland
Mary Arcurio
Arthur Pfoth
Oant
George Mudrich
Mercy Hospital
John Mudrich of
Clune
Republicans Gain In State Legislature
Harrisburg Nov 29 The 1945 Pennsylvania Legislature lineup shows 22 Republicans and 18 Democrats in the Senate while the House adds a seat to GOP majority with soldier vote tabulations. Democrats gain in the House to 92 with ten contests undecided. Senate holds 187 holdovers. Republicans lead in numbers but lack two thirds for appointments. Contests in Allegheny Philadelphia Lancaster Northumberland and York remain undecided.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Pennsylvania
House
Philadelphia
Roepublicdns Sos
Democrats Cievyecseeres
Esepssevenses
Martin
James G. Brice
Lawrence County
G.O. IP
Armed Services
George J. Saraff
Allegheny
Uniform
Fred P. Hare, Jr
Somerset
Jack J. McDowell
Bradford
William R. McMillen
Indiana
Representatives-In-Uniform
Ivan T. Fiss
Attorney General's Office
State Supreme Court
Carbon County
Ebner KE
Holmes
Ambrose C. O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Lanc Easter
Northumberland
York
Brushvalley High Music Club Plans Evening Program
The Music Club of Brushvalley High School will present a band orchestra and choir program tomorrow evening at Brushvalley Community Hall. The event features performances by the school ensembles and is set for an unspecified start time.
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Brushvalley High School
Brushvalley Community Hall
Weather Update for Western Pennsylvania Today
Cloudy skies and little temperature change across Western Pennsylvania. Light snow reduces visibility and brings slightly colder conditions in western sections tonight. Thursday remains cloudy with more snow flurries expected across the region.
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Pennsylvania
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Cpl. H. Devinney
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