Allied Generalship and D Day Forebeat German Defenses
The article praises Allied generalship in World War II, citing Brigadier General Horace Sewell and various battles. It highlights Rommel’s rigidity, Stalingrad’s turning point, and surprise invasions such as North Africa and D-Day, noting Allied strategy and deception as key to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United Nations
Sch
Horace Sewell
Sewell
Reich
Rommel
North
Africa
Montgomery
Ling
el Alamein
Stalingrad
Casablanca
French North Africa
Dakar
Anzai
Italy
Normandy
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania Election Talk At Fortified Address
A large audience heard Harve Tibbet, H J Wilson, Earl Hewitt and Willian McMillen discussed as Republican candidates for the coming election. Speaker Livengood urged Pennsylvania’s decisive role, predicting a Republican victory if the state leans that way. A photo includes Tibbot Hewitt Tibbot and Livengood. A correction notes the alfalfa seeders meeting will be at E R Shearer Farm Eldert Ridge with seed harvest methods and outlook on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livgengood
Pennsylvania
Coorge
Harve Tibbet
H. J. Wilson
Earl Hewitt
Willian McMillen
Armed Forces of
United States
Seabees
Harve Tibbot
Tibbot
William Livengood, Jr
Chairton George
E.R. Shearer Farm
E. R. Shearer
Eldert Ridge
Little Steel Formula To Be Revised Upward
Phil Murray predicts the Little Steel Formula will be revised upward within a week at the United Automobile Workers convention. He asks for tolerance until Monday for the formula outcome. CIO and UAW delegates shelved the no strike pledge amid debate while Ickes praised Roosevelt and mocked Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Murray
CIO
Grand Rapids
Mich
Phillip Murray
United Automobile Workers
CTO
Murray
National War Labor Board
Sharp Lings
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Roosevelt
Ickes
Saturday Campus and Evening Classes At Local College
Indiana State Teachers College will again offer Saturday campus and evening classes under Dr. Ralph E. Heiges. Organization meetings are set for Saturday September 16 in Room B 3 Legnard Hall. courses include Secondary Education, Curriculum in Arithmetic, United States History, World Problems in Geography, and more. Evening class meeting follows September 20 in Room 8 Leonard Hall with World Literature taught by Mrs Louise MacDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Teachers College
Ralph E. Heiges
Legnard Hall
United States
Leonard Hall
Louise MacDonald
Union Leader John L Lewis vows push at convention glare
Cincinnati dispatch reports John L Lewis and rival Edmundson spar over Roosevelt era autonomy. Lewis defends support while Edmundson demands proof, calls for evidence or risk of slander charges. Secretary Kennedy cites $10.3 million treasury and 200,086 District 50 workers under collective contracts as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Executive Board
Lewis
Lewis U
Old John II
Roosevelt
Dewey
Thomas Kennedy
Secretary -l
Treasury
UMW
District 50
Cincinnati
Ray Edmundson
United Mine Workers
John J. Lewis
Edmundson
Lewis Leutenant
Lewis’ Joo
Allied planners map drive to global victory from Quebec
Dispatches describe Roosevelt Churchill talks at the Chateau Frontenac and the potential reshaping of Allied commands after a decisive victory in Europe. The plan contemplates a Pacific focus with MacArthur and Nimitz directing operations toward Mindanao, while Mountbatten would oversee British holdings in Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichssmarshal
Herman Goering
Friedenspartei
Peace Party
Quebec
Philippines
Tokyo
Chateau Frontenac
Britain
Roosevelt
Churchil
Germany
France
Dumbarton Oaks
Washington
Chester ‘W. Nimitz
Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Mindanao
Philippine Chain
Philippine Islands
Pacific
Formosa
India
Burma
Malaya
Netherlands East Indies
Lord Louis Mountbatten
China
Joseph W. Stilwell
H. H. Arnold
20Th Air Force
London
Sla
Berlin
Allied Forces Break Into German Border Provinces In Major Invasion
Allied forces reported multiple American spearheads crossing into Germany from Luxembourg and Belgium as part of the push toward the Rhine. First Army and Third Army campaigns grew, with liege area bridgeheads and Aachen proximity expanding. Eisenhower warned that the battle for Germany was about to begin, calling for Ruhr and Rhineland evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
East Prussian
Lomza
Lower East Prussia
Red Army
East Prussia
Warsaw
Praga
Ninth Army
Nexis
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Germany
Ruhr
Rhineland
Siegs U.S
First Army
Eupen
Reich
Aachen
William B. Lovelady
Soddly, Tenn
Duchy of Luxembourg
Trier
Associated Press
France
U. S.S. Third Army
Nancy
Pont-a-Mousson
Strasbourg
Rhine
Pant-A-Mousson
George
Patton
Albert Canal
Petit Brogel
Peer
Liege
First
Eben ‘Emael
Maastricht
Spa
Eisenhower
VU. S. First Army
Third Army
le Havre
10 000 TONS Continued From Page One At Brest
Allied air forces flew 900 sorties yesterday and claimed 40 planes shot down with nine on the ground. A Mustang group under Col George Bickel Nutley New Jersey destroyed 30 planes in a major battle over Strasbourg. Other aircraft disabled two reconnaissance units, destroyed 21 railroad cars and 31 motor vehicles and damaged 34 more. Five gun positions were silenced at Brest and two forts south west of Metz were bombed. Marauders and Havocs damaged 3%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
George Bickel
Nutley
N. J
Strasbourg
Metz
Federal Communications Commission
Kuriles
Palau
Guam
Nimitz
Philippines
Tokyo
MacArthur
Dutch Celebes
Big Island
New Guinea
Manado
Theortheast
Halmahera
Celebes
Ceram
Southwest Pacific
British New Guinea
Ben Taylor Father of Brockway Bank Founder Dies
Ben Taylor longtime Brockway financier and founder of what became Brockway Citizens Bank died aged about 82. A pioneer in lumbering and coal, he led local bank ventures and public service, including school director and county official, and was known as Uncle Ben for his statewide work. Funeral at his Brockway home Thursday at 2:00 pm with burial in Brockway cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockway Citizens Bank
Sykesville Bank
Hodgdon
Aroostock Co
Maine
Taylor
George W. Taylor
Pennsylvania
Wheeler Brothers
Elk County
Dagascahonda
Brockway
Chicago
Brockway Fron
Vernon Taylor
Ridgway
Emma R. Olmstead
George Olmstead
Ludlow
Vernon
San Antonio
Texas
Paul Reed
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Joseph Hart
Austin
Uncle Ben
No. 1 Grade Eggs To Climb To 69 Cents This Week
The OPA announced a price rise for best-grade eggs to 62 cents a dozen for this week amid 170,277 cases in cold storage as of September 8. War Food Administration official William M. Walsh said higher prices help farmers cover operating costs during poor production months, noting a surplus and prior efforts to reduce it. Prices will rise for top grades in stores, with other items like peas, white potatoes, grapes, cabbage, and small California oranges receiving adjustments or price controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
William M. Walsh
War Food Administration
Walsh
Patton Troops Shell Calais and Rail Yards at Saarbrucken
Allied air and ground forces conducted evening sorties over the Forest De Cay for Lt. Gen. George S. Patton's troops then shifted to the Siegfried Line and rail yards at St Wendol near Saarbrucken. RAF planes damaged small ships and barges, shot up trucks, and attacked guns at Calais and Boulogne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Patton
Siegfried Line
St. Wendel
Saarbrucken
Calais
Bou- Jogne
Bombing raids in Pacific mark heavy action across Palau and Celebes
Allied pilots report sustained carrier and land based air strikes across Palau along with updated Nimitz and MacArthur briefings. Japanese losses include ships damaged or sunk, airfields hit, and prisoners reported as Allied advances shrink Japanese garrisons on British New Guinea.
Dutch Sailor Shot in Downtown Taproom
A Dutch sailor from a submarine crew was shot in the back in a Philadelphia taproom. Anthony Gatto, 41, was arrested on aggravated assault and battery by shooting. The injured sailor, Patthos J. Morsdorf, 26, was not critically hurt. The suspect said the victim was with his girlfriend Eleanor Quirk, 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Anthony Gatto
Patthos J. Morsdorf
Thomas McDermott
Gatto
Morsdorf
Eleanor Quirk
Dewey trains to Sheridan as campaign sparring continues
Dewey departs at sundown for Sheridan Wyoming after deflecting a Philadelphia speech attack on his charge over military manpower. Ickes condemns the charge as reckless and baseless while Dewey defends his campaign style and cites Maine results as evidence a Republican wave will sweep Congress.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Philadelphia
New Deal
Interior Ickes
United Automobile Workers
CIO
Grangl Rapids
Mich
Dewey
Goebbels
Congress
Rep
McCarmack
Mass
GOP
Hugh Butler
McKelvie
Ranch Oasis
Nebraska Sandhills
Butter
Nebraska
Lecord
Gay
M. O. Sharpe
South Dakota
Stueco
Maine
United States
Obituary Albert Anthony Bieda at Grafton
Albert Anthony Bieda of Grafton was found dead in bed yesterday morning at his home. Born in Austria on November 15, 1871, he leaves a widow Caroline and children Anne Bell East McKeesport Mildred Ody McIntyre Lena Sweeney Blacklick Geo Hellwood John Detroit Stanley Louisville. 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Friends may visit at the state home in Grafton. Funeral Thursday at 2:00 p.m. Rev A E Tomb of the Free Methodist Church Blacktick to officiate. Burial in Blairsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Anthony Bieda
Grafton
Bieda
Austria
Caroline Bieda
Ren
Anne Bell
East McKees
Port
Mildred Ody
McIntyre
Lena Sweeney
Blacklick
Geo
Hellwood
John
Detroit
Stanley
Louisville
A. E
Free Methodist Church
Blacktick
Blairsville
Proposal advances for international news freedom guarantees
Washington reports rising momentum for U S action to back international guarantees of news freedom. President Roosevelt fate of the idea intact as Senator Taft introduces a treaty backing access to information and uncensored reporting, tied to Dumbarton Oaks talks and a future United Nations framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
News Freedom
State Department
Hull
White House
Taft R
World Security Organization
Dumbarton Oaks
Taft
Rep
Fulbright
D-Ark
Arkansas
Connally
Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
New Curfew For DuBois Adjusts Age and Time
DuBois city council moved from a 9 oclock curfew for youths under nineteen to an indefinite 10 oclock curfew for all under sixteen. Physicians cited reduced infantile paralysis risk and health officials supported delaying curfew enforcement. The amended measure follows Health Officer Edward Wilcox recommendations.
Postmaster Examination at Rochester Mills Pa
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for postmasters at Rochester Mills Pa. Applications must be on file with the Civil Service Commission in Washington DC but no later than Sept 25, 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Rochester Mills
United States Civil Service ‘Commission
Washington, D. C
Notice to creditors for the estate of P B Ramale
Wy C Chanman attorney Velters of Administration on the estate of P B Ramale of East Mahoning filed grant. Creditors must present claims authenticated for settlement. Debtors should pay promptly. Tray Ramule administrator Marion Center RD 2 Pa 13-20-27-4-11-18x.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notich Wy. C. Chanman
Velters
P. B. Ramale
East Mahoning
Tray Ramiule
Marion Center
RD. 2
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Dewitt MacKenzie Associated Press
Woorbrad
Jadingk, Pa
Guv
Thamas B. Dewey
Ikes
Wokes
CIO Amalgamated Clothing Workers
New York
John L. Lewis
Tom
Wac
Wnese
United States Armed Services
International
National War Fund
Red Cross
USO
Salvattion Army
Springfield
John L
Ant
John Ls
Naval Aviation
George Bria
Rome
Fifth Army
Florence
Futa Pass
Cassino
Langnano
Poggio D'Ella Dogana
Sieve
Pitts Pass
U. S
Supreme Headquarters
U. S. Fifth Sumy
Luxembourg
Belgium
Bastogne
Clervaux
Aumetz
U. Ss. Third Army
Malmedy
Steegfried
Limbourg
Moselle
Corny
William H. Simpson
U.S
S.C
DuBois
Want P. M
Apollo Borough
Penna, Ave
North 4Th St
Apollo
H. R. Wood
Warren Ave
Anclo Borough Council
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
PHILA
Phoke
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