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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1941

Page

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Hitler's likely winter war plan and naval clash risks

The piece analyzes Hitler's possible war strategy against Russia, expecting a Baltic to Black Sea line, aims to seize Leningrad Kiev and the Don, with a Caucasus drive toward Persia. It notes a favored eastward move if favorable, preference to avoid a direct war with the U S., and Japan's diplomacy to pull US forces eastward.

Dewitt MacKenzie Hia Berg United Matés Navy Sterta Otders America Iceland Hitler Atlantic Russia Baltic Black Seas Bolshevistts Leningrad Moscow Kiev Ukraine Don River Caucasus Persia H. 5. Sewell Sha Black Sea Turkey Caspian Asiable England Teeland Fuehrer Japan Far East Washington

Argentina Faces Crisis Over Nazi Undercover Groups

Buenos Aires reports Congress approved a three point resolution against Nazi undercover activity. It calls for expulsion of ringleaders, remover of welfare and cultural circle chiefs, and stripping legal rights from the German chamber of commerce. The German envoy Edward Von Thermann was censured without name.

Buenos Aires Edmund von Thermann Ramon Castillo Castilla Ruiz Gutnazo Congress von Thermann German Chamber of Commerce House of Deputies Argentina Raul Damonte Taborda Ahso South America

Judge Klein Finds Henderson Hardest Worker On Capitol Vacation

Philadelphia report recounts Judge Charles Klett 44 visiting Washington as a volunteer consultant to Leon Henderson. He worked unpaid, paid own expenses, and observed officials and subordinates. Klein praises Henderson, notes evidence of radicalism found and handed to the Civil Service Commission, urges stronger price legislation and enforcement to curb inflation.

Henderson Philadelphia Washington Charles Klett Frice Leon Henderson Judge Klein Radicallam Civil Service Commission For Action Congress Klein

Pilots Training Offer At College For Free Tuition

The college and flight contractor Wm F Strouse collaborate to provide Civil Pilot Training with visual aids and instructors Wilber Emmert Lawrence C Davis and Paul Boyts. Applications are open for the fall quota, offering instruction valued at hundreds of dollars at no cost. Upon completion, students earn a Private Pilot License. Obtain an application blank from the college now.

Wm. F. Strouse Wilber Emmert Lawrence C. Davis Paul Boyts

Polio Measures and School Quarantine Actions In State

Health officials discuss polio containment as school districts plan make up work by June 30 180 day requirement may delay finish. Quarantines affect New Castle Temple University York County students Lehigh and Northampton counties close two weeks with two cases Franklin city closes after a five year old is stricken.

J. Moore Campbell Bureau of Health Conservation Francis B. Haas Franklin City Dnieper Ukraine Don Norway Finland Oesel Estonia Germany Hitler Belgium Holland France Europe United States Knox U. S. Atlantic Iceland Il Piccolo Atlantic Texas New York Arkansas Roosevelt North Atlantic Washington U. S Marseille Oslo

Miners Threaten Walkout Over Union Shop Demand

In Hazleton on Sept 16 1943 the United Mine Workers threaten a renewed walkout to press for a union shop as mediators prepare for a Washington hearing with major steel executives. Chairman William H. Davis urged resumption of work while talks proceed. The dispute centers on captive operators and union shop rights tied to soft coal pits.

Bone America William H. Davis Mediation Board Lewis Washington Hose Allel Tom M. Girdler Republic Steel Corporation Cleveland Eugene G. Grace Bethlehem Steel Company Bethlehem, Pa Benjamin Fairless U.S. Steel Corporation Pittsburgh Ernest T. Weir National Steel Corporation U. S. Steel Kearney N. J Te Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Associated Press National Defense Mediation Board United Mine Workers CIO Pennsylvania West Virginia Kentucky Ilinois Tennessee Bethlehem, Republic, Weirton Wheeling, Crucible Youngstown Sheet and Steel Companies Ciqumw Chicago Roosevelt Wattert Shetr Elizabeth Breeze Corporations, Inc American Can Company Buffalo N. Y AFL American Car and Foundry Company United States Great Britain Pickeys APL Facergl CIO Seel Workers Organizing Committee Defense Mediation Board

Insurgent UMWA strike actions threaten coal region unrest

Mass picketing surges as Cranberry Colliery profits are blocked by union dues dispute. Mayor Costello warns on emergency measures while Garret Miller leads insurgents in demanding withdrawal of raises. National and regional disputes trigger mediation and factory walkouts across steel and coal sectors.

UMWA James P. Costello, Jr Union Pennsylvania John C. Groome Cranberry Groome Garret Miller

Shah Abdication in Iran raises imperial move questions

The Shah abdicated amid a British and Russian-pressured scene in Teheran. Reza Shah Pahlavi will be succeeded by Crown Prince Shahpur Mohammad Reza. Officials cited ill health. Tehran Radio and Tass report tensions over German agents and cooperation with occupying forces.

Ish Tesheran Teheran Iran Reza Shah Pahlavi Shahpur Mohammed Reza Britain Russia Siberia Tadia Tass Trenian

Publisher Mead and Family Remain Key Figures in Local Paper Change

The paper notes publisher Mead launched the new paper, bought out partners, and his recent health. Survived by widow and daughter Mrs Dana Payne of Erie plus three sons John J. Mead Jr. managing editor, George business manager, and Frank financial editor, all executives at the Times. Mead was a Knight of St Gregory for charitable works.

Mead Dana Payne Erie the Times John J. Mead, Jr George Business Panager Frank

Obituary notes passings of Elizabeth Best Yoas and relatives

The obituary records Elizabeth Best Yoas of North Mahoning township died at 3 50 am Sunday after a long life in the community. Surviving are husband Al Yoas, children including Mrs Irvin Behm and Mrs Ralph Sadier, six grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral at her home with Rev J B Troutman officiating, burial Round Top Cemetery. Also reported are the deaths of Frederick C Shugarts of Luthersburg, a lifelong Brady Township native, and James Henry with services at Bell Funeral Home.

Elizabeth (Best) Yoas Banks Township William Rachel (Burley) Best North Mahoning Township al Yous Mount Zion Frederick C. Shugarts Brady Township Clearfield County Luthersburg Akron Mr. Shugarts G. W Catherine Lott Shugarts Youngstown Presbyterian Church Mabel Mears Indiana County Eli Jesse DuBois Alvin Warren Daniel Joseph Sheffield W. H. Beck Punxsutawney James Henry Henry Bell Funeral Home John Heag Oakland Cemetery Pearl Henry Luckusboro

War games, retirements loom as 28th Division trains

At Indian Town Gap on Sept 16 Lieut Gen Hugh A Drum oversaw a paper war with 28th Division officers and signal corps. Major General Edward Martin nears 62 with War Dept watching. Troops head to North Carolina for October maneuvers. four Pennsylvania soldiers released under new hardship clause at Camp Shelby. Louisiana Maneuvers pace quickens as Krueger and Lear push red and blue forces toward Alexandria with heavy mechanized units and advancing tanks.

Indiantown Gap Hugh A. Drum First Army Virginia A. P. HI 28Th Signal Company Second Army Corps Harrisburg Edward Martin Martin Washington War Department Lilesville N. C Camp Shelby Mixs Pennsylvania Samuel B. Wolfe 190Th Field Artillery John Polilko Sykesville Richard Norrin Curningville Joseph Venezia New Castle Warrent Schultz Sunbury Politko Norris Louisiana Associated Press Alexandria Walter Krueger Ben Lear Rec Shreveport Lun Sabine River Louisiana- Texas Blues Atchefalaya Lear

Milk Prices Boosted Across Pennsylvania Market Areas

Harrisburg reporters note a one cent per quart milk price rise in 40 Pennsylvania counties effective today. The Milk Control Commission may raise retail rates in several large regions while hearings continue in Reading Lancaster York and other markets. Prices vary by district with areas already at 13 or 14 cents in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Altoona Scranton and Erie facing potential higher rates amid rising costs and labor shortages.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission Wil- Mamgport - Sayre - Athens Philadelphia Pittsburgh John M. McKee Reading Court House Reading-Berks County Huntingdon and Cleav McKee Altentown Lancaster West Chester York Reading Sennylici Altoona-Johnstown Scranton Erie

Stock Market Roundup Amid Mixed U S Trading

A broad set of stocks shows varied performance with gains for Am Can 16 to 16 and Pow 16 16, Anaconda and Boeing among movers. Key names include Chrysler United Aircraft Ford Motors Gen Motors and US Steel with fractional changes and notable activity across steel, oil, and manufacturing sectors.

Bendix Aviat Beth Steel Boeing Airplane Borden Co Briggs Mig Ches and Ohio Chrysler Corp Edison Douglas Aircraft Gen Foods Gen Motors Greyhound Carp Int Harvester Johns-Manville Kennecott Kresge Lehigh Port C Liggett and Myer Loew's. Inc Bali Monigom Ward Nat Biscuit Lin Nat Texas Corp United Aircraft United Corp United Gas

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