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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1943

Page

6

Army pilots face strict rules in scoring enemy aircraft

New York dispatch details Flying magazine rules for classifying enemy planes as destroyed or damaged. A destroyed rating requires three proofs such as a plane seen in flames and disintegrating in air, or a pilot bailing out. The system aims to curb false claims amidst air combat in Europe and against Japan.

New York Army Air Forces U. S Flying Air Force United States Europe Starkeé

War Comment Today General Resume of Situation

A British king in Africa signals the prologue to Europe invasion as Allied air forces strike Sicily. The plan envisions a southern or western assault with air field seizures and parachute troops, aiming to seize rail links and open inland routes for mountain warfare. The Tunisian campaign mirrors Sicily’s strategic opening, with air tank teams key to breaking mountain defenses and securing a swift conquest.

Britain Africa Europe Northwest Africa Air Force Pantelleria Lampedusa Northwest Africa Sicilian Mediterranean Sicily Score Messina Palermo Russia Tunisia

Ancient town law seeds thrifty herring deal in Hingham

In Hingham Massachusetts a long standing town bylaw requires a committee to harvest and sell fresh run herring at the stream side three days a week for 25 cents per dozen regardless of market price. The rule applies on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays to any buyer.

Ingham Mass U.P Hingham

Industrious People Speak Little in Busy Times

A reflection notes that hardworking individuals often keep quiet amid busy days, suggesting restraint and focus. The saying highlights self discipline and productive conduct over chatter.

Army band adds Lt Hazen at Camp Blanding Florida

Service band member Lt Robert L Hazen stationed with the United States Army at Camp Blanding Florida is now a member of the band. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Harbin of this city.

Robert L. Hazen United States ‘Army Camp Blanding Fla Bob Arthur Harbin

Abrams joins Seabees for boat training at Camp Peary

Harold Abrams now stationed at Camp Peary Virginia for boat training after leaving home recently. He is married to Erma Gerin Abrams.

Harold Abrams Camp Peary The Seabees Erma Gerin Abrams

Lyons Sailor Assigned to Alaska With Sea Beas

Dennis V. Swayze seaman first class son of Mr and Mrs D L Swayze is now stationed somewhere in Alaska with the United States Sea Bees according to word received here.

Alaska Dennis V. Swayze D. L. Swayze United States Sea Bees

Lyons Parents Announce Swayze Promotion to Corporal

Richard O. Swayze a member of the United States Army Air Corps at March Field California has been promoted to corporal according to word received by his parents Mr and Mrs D L Swayze of Lyons.

Richard O. Swayze United States Army Air Corps March Field Calif D. L. Swayze Lyons

Cunningham receives transfer to Letterman General Hospital

Frank H. Cunningham, stationed with the U S Army at Kearns Utah, is transferred to the medical at tachment at Letterman General Hospital in Los Angeles California. His brother E W Cunningham is stationed with the Army at Greensboro North Carolina.

Frank H. Cunningham United States Army Kearns Utah Letterman General Hospital Los Angeles Calif Emmett Cunningham E. W. Cunningham Greensboro N. C

Noble L Gabbard Sent To Alabama For Army Basic Training

Noble L Gabbard husband of Mrs Noble L Gabbard of Linon route 2 has been sent to Gadsberry Ala for basic training after his induction into the United States Army. word received here today confirms his assignment.

Noble L. Gabbard Alabama Linon Route 2 United States Army Gadsberry Ala

Gilbreath Joins Army Sent to Ft. McClellan

Mahlon W. Gilbreath Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Gilbreath of this city has been inducted into the United States Army and sent to Ft. McClellan Alabama, according to local word.

Bill Gilbreath FT. Mcclellan Ala Mahlon W. Gilbreath Jr M. W. Gilbreath United States Army

Brown promoted to motor machinist in Navy

Fireman first class Mar Brown receives promotion to motor machinist while stationed with the U S Navy at Solomon Maryland. His wife Miss Maxine Taylor visits him and currently stays with Mrs Darwin Bare in Washington D C.

Mar! Brown United States Navy Solomon, Md Brown Maxine Taylor Darwin Bare Washington, D. C

Ensign Robert Millon Receives Transfer

Ensign Robert Millon son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Millon of North Main street has completed a course of instruction with the United States Navy at Columbus Ohio and after a few days visit with his parents will report to Great Lakes Naval Training Station where he will serve as an instructor in recognition of aircraft and surface craft.

Robert Millon Alfred Millon North Main Street United States Navy Columbus Ohio Great Lakes Naval Training Station

Adagio Dancing Ruled Hazardous in Columbus Case

The Ohio Industrial Commission ruled adagio dancing hazardous and awarded Janet Walker of Columbus 500 dollars for facial injuries from a whirl routine. A fall during the dance fractured her nose and knocked out several teeth during a Columbus nightclub performance.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Industrial Commission Janet Walker

Oklahoma inmate serves two life sentences

A man in an Oklahoma prison is serving two life sentences. In several states such a sentence would keep a prisoner confined for many years.

Oklahoma

Treasury urges workers to file Form W-4 for new tax at source

Secretary Morgenthau announces the Current Tax Payment Act of 1943 effective July 11. Employers will withhold income and Victory taxes based on the employee’s family status using exemption certificates, with credits applied to 1943 tax due in 1944. The system, already used for social security and bond plans, aims to collect taxes as earned, with rates from zero to 20 percent based on exemptions and wage level.

Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr Internal Revenue Ministers of the Gospel U. S Commissioner of Internal Revenue Collector of Internal Revenue Treasury

Uncertain Multiple Event summary from War Bonds Appeal

Thirteen thousand perished in molten lava from Mt Etna. Harry Bergdoll released from prison after two years. Louiee Friedman travels to Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. James Sage writes from England about a swell time. five thousand Danes aboard UN ships. public urged to invest in War Bonds.

Mt Tna Italy James Sage England United Nations

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