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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1943
Page
9
A New York hypnotist asserts he can unhypnotize Germans influenced by Hitler despite the bomber campaigns. He argues the chief Labor antagonists are those who abuse power and provoke public enmity.
King George VI left Malta aboard the cruiser Aurora after a morning inspection of airfields and bombed areas. The visit, shared with four destroyers, recalled the Pantelleria shelling view by Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adm. Sir Andrew Cunningham. Malta, first to receive the George Cross from a sovereign, honored Viscount Gort with a Field Marshal baton presentation.
Washington June 22 Economic Stabilization Director Fred Vinson says a long range program is being developed to improve use of the nation’s limited feed grain supplies. A grain trade committee will report to War Food chief Chester Davis within days as farmers face acute corn shortages.
St Marys glee club presents a minstrel show at the Catholic Center corner North and Beaver streets tonight at 8 30 with a dress rehearsal for children and visiting service men. First public appearance since its organization last February by Rev Fr Francis P King assistant at St Marys.
Wilfred Sykes of Chicago urged the two major parties to define their stand on free enterprise at a NAM postwar conference in Cincinnati. He warned that releasing wartime controls could still enable government to undermine enterprise through fiscal policy and a taxation structure that stifles venture capital and peacetime job conversion.
Ohio coverage notes Governor Thomas E Dewey of New York accusing Roosevelt policy of unspeakably bad food handling as governors convene their annual meeting in Columbus. He argues state governors should mobilize local talent to meet national food needs while criticizing OPA price controls and the idea of decoupling corn and hog prices.
An 18 year old, Josephine Miller, stayed at her Emmitsburg road home during the Gettysburg fight to bake bread for hungry soldiers. She ignored a warning and fed men in uniform, later tending to the wounded before dying. The scene near her house saw 17 bodies removed after the engagement.
Western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio officials searched for May Windsor a 14 year old girl from Slippery Rock R D 2 who has been missing over a week. Relatives report she weighs 160 pounds has red hair stands about five feet two inches and left home wearing a two piece figure suit and a top coat.
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