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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1942

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U S Air Officers Reach Britain for Parley

Lieut. Gen. Henry H. Arnold and Read Admiral John H. Towers led senior air force officers to London to confer with British officials as American air units expected to join the Royal Air Force in joint operations against Germany and Nazi-held territories.

London United States Navy Army Royal Air Force Germany Americas Army Navy England Henry H Hap) Arnold Army Air Forces John H. Towers Navy Bureau of Aeronautics Arnold

Arrival Of U S Air Leaders Signals Allied Plans

U S air tank and ground force commanders arrived in London as Britain and the United States discuss close cooperation for a joint offensive. Berlin fears intensified as Americans reach England for conferences, while Russia contends with distant fronts.

U.S

Kharkov Battle Keeps Up Bloody Kharkov Front Fight

Soviet southern armies push tank heavy German crossing attempts at a river near Izyum 70 miles south of Kharkov repelling with heavy losses. Soviet Red Star says counter attacks recrossed the river and seized a settlement as 1,200 Germans fell on this sector.

Moscow Kharkov Izyum Iyvestia Red Star Leningrad Smolensk

New Castle Public Square Blossoms Under City Forester

Hundreds of blooming plants and mature trees transform the public square, reflecting years of work. Much credit goes to Owen P. Fox the city forester whose tireless efforts are shaping the scene.

New Castle Public Square Public Square Owen P. Fox

Memorial Day observance notices shift for The News

The News will publish normally Saturday notices on Thursday this week due to Memorial Day. Pa Newe reports Euclid avenue between North Mercer street and Wilmington avenue has many potholes. The area lies in Neshannock township.

Euclid Avenue Mercer Street Wilmington Avenue Pa Newe Neshannock Township

Daily Weather Report for the United States

For the 24-hour period ending at 9 a.m. today: max 72, min 43, river stage 8.5 feet. For the same date last year: max 74, min 45, no precipitation.

United States

Japan preps major offensive against China via Formosa

A Chinese military spokesman in Chungking says Japan concentrates troop transports warships and aircraft carriers on Formosa for a possible invasion of Fukien Province. He notes mechanized units already landed in Indo-China and hints at a broader Yunnan invasion. fighting continues in Chekiang north of Fukien.

U. N.S Chungking Japan China Formosa Fukien Formosa Strait Indo-China Yunnan Burma Chekiang

Senior High Graduates Honored by New Castle Rotary Club

Honor students from New Castle's senior high were guests at the Rotary lunch in Castledon. Fred Rentz, top of a 448 student class with 488 of 500, won the English prize and the 1942 Miller scholarship at Oberlin worth 1200 dollars. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jacob F Rentz, Rotary members.

New Castle Orth Miller Oberlin College Jacob F. Rentz Fred L. Rentz Rotary Club Bob Lipp

Planes Bomb Axis Sub Off Brazil Coast

Axis submarine sighted by shore patrol planes off northern Brazil. Some reports claim the sub was sunk. Argentine freighter Rio Iguazu headed to Pernambuco to land 56 survivors picked up at sea from an American warship. nationality withheld.

International News Rio DE Janeiro Pernambuco Rome Radio Atlantic Ministry of Marine Buenos Aires

McKay Cleared In Grand Rapids Liquor Conspiracy Case

A federal court returned a not guilty verdict for Republican National Committeeman Frank D. McKay of Grand Rapids and seven others accused by the government of using the mails to defraud in a case involving an alleged liquor conspiracy worth about five hundred thousand dollars.

Detroit Republican National

Navy Seabees Arrive at New Castle NYA Center

A 100 strong Navy Construction Corps unit arrives at the New Castle NYA Resident Center from the Great Lakes training station. Commanded by Ensign Norman L. Brown the Seabees will drill and train in group operations for about a month. Detachments have been dispatched to 8 or 10 NVA camps due to rapid enlistments.

Navy Construction New Castle Nya Great Lakes Training Station Norman L. Brown Navy New Construction Corps Seabees United States NYA NVA

United Nations Bombers Raid Japs Hit New Britain and New Guinea

Allied air forces conducted raids on Vunakanau airfield in New Britain and Lae in New Guinea amid strong fighter opposition and heavy anti aircraft fire. Four enemy fighters were downed, one UN bomber was lost with the crew. A transport plane crashed in central Australia killing an American officer and several personnel.

International News Service United Nations Australia Rabaul New Britain Lae New Guinea Douglas McArthur New Britain-Rabaul Vunakanau New Guinea-Lae Port Moresby

First WAAC Officer Candidate School Opens

The War Department announced that recruiting to start for the Woman's Army Auxiliary Corps Officer Candidate School tomorrow. Local women must apply at Sergeant Bilpuch in the Post Office recruiting office, not at Pittsburgh or the War Department. Applicants aged 21 to 45 with high school education and good health are eligible. applications must be in by June 4, 1942.

United States United States Army Woman's Army Auxiliary Corps WAAC War Department John T. Bilpuch Bilpuch Pittsburgh WAAF Set Army Recruiting Office

Italy presses for Nice Corsica and Tunisia from Vichy

London May 26 formal demands have been made on Vichy by Italy for Nice Corsica and Tunisia the News Chronicle reported after Pierre Laval returned from Paris talks with Nazi officials Ankara radio said Mussolini sent a note formalizing the claims. Some observers thought Hitler backed the move to compel faster Vichy cooperation and pressure Laval could resign.

International News Service London Vichy Italy Nice Corsica Tunisia News Chronicle Pierre Laval Paris Ankara Mussolini France Daily Mail Hitler Laval

Memorial Day Observance Planned by Legion and VFW

General Chairman C Ed Brown announces arrangements for Memorial Day Sunday with a Legion Home gathering, a downtown parade to Greenwood cemetery, and a Veterans of Foreign Wars service at the cemetery in charge of Post 315. Parade starts at 2 PM. Officials plan school visits and flag decoration of veterans’ graves.

Legion Home C. Ed. Brown Greenwood Cemetery Veterans of Foreign Wars

Governor Edison urges Senate to reject Meaney nomination

New Jersey Governor Charles Edison urged the U S Senate to reject Thomas F Meaney's nomination as federal district judge alleging he is a tool of Jersey City Mayor Frank Hague The governor spoke before a Senate judiciary sub committee and denied opposing Roosevelt's policy as political opposition to the president.

Washington Charles Edison New Jersey Senate Thomas F. Meaney Frank Hague Jersey City Edison Senate Judiciary Roosevelt

Susan Clark 64 Dies in K D 3 Vo lant

Obituary notice for Susan Clark age 64 with maiden name K D 3 Vo lant appears in local paper. Details of death pending confirmation. Funeral arrangements not listed.

Arrests Rise as Nazi Occupation Tightens Grip in Paris

Reports from London and Stockholm indicate widespread unrest in occupied France and Germany. Eighty three arrests in Paris over the past week target an underground independence movement led by De Gaulle. A Petain youth group was attacked in the Latin Quarter amid street clashes.

International News Service London France Germany Gestapo Paris Daily Mail National Front For Independence Charles DeGaulle Free French Movement Paris Radio Petain Reuters Stockholm Svenska Danbladet

Second Front Is Urged On Britain

Leslie Hore-Belisha the former war secretary urged Britain to open a second front in Europe this year hoping for a war end. He warned timing depends on eastern front developments and air support levels. He criticized Churchill for holding defense minister and prime minister roles.

Davenport England Leslie Hore-Belisha Chamberlain House of Commons Churchill

Possibility Of Second Front Invites British Press

In London on May 26 excitement rose over a potential second front as U S air and ground force commanders arrived. Generals Arnold Clark Eisenhower, Eisenhower is a tank expert, Clark infantry specialist. The visiting team stirred hopes of joint American British action against Germany.

London United States Air Tank Henry H. Arnold Army Air Forces John H. Towers Navy Bureau of Aeronautics Mark W. Clark Army Ground Forces Dwight D. Elisenhower War Department Clark Eisenhower Germany Evening News

USC Fund Nears Thirteen Thousand Dollar Total

Roger W. Rowland reported week earnings of 9 888. Combined with prior 4 085 the two week USC drive grossed 13 773 surpassing expectations. He noted missing reports and another week could push the total over the top.

Last USC Roger W. Rowland Rowland

Two War Workers Killed In Lansing Blast

Two workers died and a third was seriously injured when a Fisher Body plant explosion damaged a building in Lansing Michigan on May 26. A fourth worker was missing and feared buried under debris as officials conducted a roll call to locate others in the area.

International News. Service Lansing Mich Fisher Body Corporation Detroit

British planes shot down over Miciaba Libya

A German wireless report from Rome says fifteen British aircraft were downed over Miccaba in Libya. Italian claims credit direct hits on Miccaba targets and no losses, though some planes were damaged and wounded. two Spitfires allegedly destroyed.

Wal News Miccaba Libya Iitalian Mieccaba

Graduation Day Reflections Echo Across Town

A grad speaks on world affairs as mortar boards rise in ceremony. The college green ring echoes through the town where today is seventy nine degrees and graduates ponder that living comes from real people, not just books, and the commencement marks a step toward the unknown.

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Central Press America Uncle Sam Lady Buck Britain By Leo VV. Dolan By Edwin C. Steii U. S Berlin Wilhelmstrasse Russia Siberian By James FE. Brown PA Newc Daily Weather Report By Francis Lee J. Fred Rentz Axis Brazil Navy Company Nya Center Meaney Susan Clark K. D Volant KRESS Caleed Harrisburg Revenue Walter J Kress Johnstown Quartermaster Reserve Perth Australia First Australian Supreme Court Tokyo Official Japanese Wireless the Imperial Arthur Mometer
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