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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1944

Page

2

Ward's Refuse to County Top Shifts to Army Control

Montgomery Ward and Company refused to turnover its books to army officers appointed to operate facilities in seven cities under a presidential seizure order. Officials said books would be accessible but no mandatory turnover would occur amid court proceedings set for Jan. 8. Bond drive gains listed for Greene County while urging continued purchases.

Aree U.R Montgomery Ward ‘and Company H. L. Pearson Sewell Avery Direcors Washington Biddle Avery Chicago Daniel Boland Pearson Federel Philip Sullivan Army Stuart Ball Wards Libat Ball Montgomery Ward Linton Greene County E. V. Bull Burns City Army and Navy

MacArthur Maps Next Phase of Philippine Liberation Campaign

Allied reports say Gen. Douglas MacArthur prepared for the next phase of the Philippines campaign while a Japanese communique claimed American transports and escorts moved westward through the Mindanao Sea. In Mindoro and Leyte, air and naval actions wounded or sunk several enemy ships and damaged bases as Clark Field received a brief respite.

Allied Philippines U.P Douglas MacArthur Mindanao Sea Leyte Mindoro Luzon MacArthur Manila Ers Clark Field Talisay Nepros Mindanao Southwest Pacific

Traffic Deaths Expected to Match 1943 Figures in 1944

The National Safety Council predicts 1944 traffic deaths will nearly equal or surpass last year’s 23,400. As of November, deaths reached 20,760 vs 20,690 in 1943. November deaths fell 4 percent, with Des Moines recording a perfect November.

Chicago U.P National Safety Council Council Dse

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