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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1944

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Petersburg Man Faces Trial For Drunk Driving

Boger 45 of Petersburg was arrested by the city police after being followed in his car for some distance. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment in city court. Trial date set for June 8. Bond posted 260 dollars. Mayor's office reports another defendant William Riester charged with drunk driving. trial set for July 10, at liberty on bond.

Ko Boger RED 1 Pet S City Pot Boger City Conart William G. Riester

Casualty list for World War II from Daviess county

The Democrat publishes a semi official casualty tally from Daviess county listing killed in action and died in service from local names. Included are ages towns and parent names with several notes on incomplete or doubtful entries and a request for corrections or additions to continue the list through the coming weeks.

Democrat Daviess County The Focal Red Cross Bbsac Rconsarepaan James Ernest “Buster” Brown Elnora James Brown Millard Davis Washington Rosa Mellin James Nelson Fitzgerald Washington Rfc Owen, Fitzgerald of Veale Lowell Keith Gray Roy H. Gray RFD Max Joseph Jones Montgomery W. L. Jones Rex Mumaw Odon Russell Wadsworth James Eugene Raymann Edward W. Raymann Thomas Oliver Rooney Plainville Carrie Rodney Irwin Bicknell Charles Orval Strange Monte Strange Maurice Edward Stringer West van Trees Stella Stringer Wilson Sea John Aloysius Jack” Summers Cosby Street William A. Summers Daniel Leo Vollmer West Main Carl Vollmer Miles Westhafer William Westhafer Indianapolis Arnold R. Alcester Stanley Edward Baldwin S. E. 12Th Street Lydia Baldwin John Paul Buchannan Herbert J. Buchanan England Max Crecelius O. S. Crecelius F Street Burma Willis Read Davis N. E. First Street Arthur Davis California Wilbur Ennis South Washington Virginia Gross Ennis South Pacific Jack Hodges Camgel, Til Dave Hodges Ernest Kane Merchant Marine New York City Charles Joe” Lashley Chas. Lashley, Sr Hawaii Japa Gomery Harvey Nolley

All Kiwanis Night Staged by Local Club

The local Kiwanis club staged a night with a program in charge by members who gave talks on club history activities and featured addresses on character, fellowship, conventions, emblems, Canada, and a letter from Cadet Ballard, read by officers, with attendees Cadet Jack Hagel and Lt. Luder present.

Fitet Mista Royal _Alligon Man In Kiwanis Ralph I. Burris Flavian E. Myers Kiwanis Dr. L. M. Weseking Ted Dobbyn Canada

Americans press Cherbourg as great naval battle rages

In a sweeping World War II report, U.S. forces push toward Cherbourg amid a carrier battle off the Marianas and Philippines actions. Admiral Nimitz cites a major victory with 14 Japanese ships sunk or damaged, while Saipan air battles yield 343 enemy planes down to 21 American losses.

Imperial Japanese Navy Cherbourg Pearl Harbor Japan Ward Maranas Islands Philippines United States Fic Chester W. Nimitz Nimitz Formosa Luzon Saipan Island Omar Bradley Nere Italy French Finland

Father Marchino Named by Bishop

The Rt. Rev. Joseph E. Ritter of Indiana appointed Rev. Raymond Marchino, pastor of St. Marys Church, as the chaplain of the local R of C lodge. The vacancy followed Rev. Paul Gootee’s transfer to Bedford.

Joseph E. Ritter Shop Indiana Raymond Marchino St. Mary's Church R. of C.lodge Marchino Paul Gootee Bedford

Foreman Funeral Services Held for Mrs Malis Foreman

Funeral services for Mrs Malis Foreman were conducted Wednesday at 2 o'clock at the Gill Funeral Chapel with Rev. M. M. Prater presiding. Burial followed in Bicknell cemetery. Pallbearers included Morris Ragains George Hornback James Ragains James Mills Robert Seneff and Pete Fowler.

Malis- Ce Foreman Gill Funeral M. M. Prater Bicknell Morris Ragains George Hornback James Ragains James Mills Robert Seneff Pete Fowler

Mrs Tisdale Summoned in Pike County Obituary

Mrs Matel Tisdale 58 died at 10 a m of a sudden heart attack. Born in Pike county she was daughter of George and Sally Richardson. Survived by daughters Beva Leek Eldorado Illinois Wilma Corn Winslow and George McQueen Winslow. Also two grandchildren and siblings Mrs Cammie Smith Roscoe Scott Garth Richardson. Body at Harris Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.

Petersburg Ind Matel Tisdale Pike County Daugher George and Sally (Collins) Hardson Theso Beva Leek Eldorado Ilinois Wilma Corn Winslow George McQueen Cammie Smith Roscoe Scott Garth Richardson Harris

Heart Attack Proves Fatal in Petersburg Indiana

Joseph Smith, 42, single, died early morning at his home from a heart attack. Born July 15, 1901, he was son of John and Dolly Smith. Survived by brothers John Smith and Fannie Smith of Francisco and Mrs. William Whitehead of Princeton. Services set for Friday at 10 a.m. at Jersor Chapel with Rev. Weir ating. burial in Chapel Cemetery. Funeral Home in charge.

Petersburg Ind Josph Smith John Dolly (Wolven) Smith John Smith Fannie Smith Francisco William Whitehead Princeton Jersor Chapel Weirating

Petersburg child dies of pneumonia tragedy in Petersburg

Petersburg Ind June 22 Donnie Joe Hardwick seven months old son of Dale Hardwick and Helen DeWeese died this day at 8 after a brief illness. funeral 10 at Bags Funeral Home with Rev. Itty officiating and burial in Walnut Hills cemetery.

Petersburg Ind Donnie Joe Hardwick Dale Hardwick Helen DeWeese Homie Rev Itty Walnut Hills Cemetery

Pre-June Wedding Shown In New York Window

A novelty scene captures a satin bride and a Navy officer in a window display on a New York avenue, hinting at an upcoming wedding. The staged moment uses city life as a backdrop, reflecting mid century urban whimsy and public display.

York New

Robert Tharp in Big Fight

Robert Tharp, Marine, son of Mr and Mrs Tharp of 205 Harned Avenue, writes from aboard a transport dated June 5 about the Mariana campaign after Tarawa. He describes the tough island target, close naval support, and resolve to fight for what they earn, noting the army stands by and the fleet feels invincible.

Robert C. Tharp Marines Ga Tharp Harned Avenue Marianas Tarawa

Ajar Hospital Notes From Loogootee Yesterday

In Loogootee yesterday, hospital notes mention Rufus and Herman Wy as related to operations or events. The fragmented text records a medical context with limited readable details and names.

Ajar Herman Wyaw Ly Loogootee Rufus Areneh

Roosevelt to announce soon on fourth term choice

Governor Ellis Arnall of Georgia predicted at the White House that President Roosevelt will accept the Democratic nomination for a fourth term after the Republican convention. Arnall said a public referendum would show party and national confidence in his decision, with Henry Wallace as running mate.

Washington INS Ellis Arnall Georgia Roosevelt White House Arnall Henry Wallace

Ex Loogootee Resident Mary Norris Dies

Ex Loogootee resident Mary Norris aged 77 died at noon Wednesday in Indianapolis. Widow of John Norris she was born Mary Brothers and was mother of six daughters with all her children deceased. The family moved to Indianapolis 25 years ago where her husband was killed 18 years ago by a streetcar. Funeral Saturday at St. Patrick's Church Indianapolis with burial in Holy Cemetery. Surviving cousins and nieces reside in Leanton and Loogootee.

Mary Norris Loogootee Indianapolis John Norris Mary Brothers Hugbard Frank Enoch Norris

Roosevelt Signs G I Bill of Rights

President Roosevelt signed a comprehensive G I Bill of Rights offering education, unemployment compensation, job funding aid, and government guaranteed loans for homes and small businesses to more than 10 million World War II veterans. The program, funded by the government, is estimated to cost over six billion dollars and includes hospitalization as needed.

Washington Roosevelt Gron Beong

Polish Leader to Be Removed Amid Polish Shake-Up

Washington reports claim a Polish government shake-up in London opens path to restoring Soviet Polish relations. General Ramnierz Sosakoiwski is removed from presidency designation though remains army chief of staff. Moscow had favored Kowski as potential president. />

Washington INS State Department London Ramnierz Sosakoiwski Kowski Moscow Poa

Palette invention credited to Sir David Brewster in 1817

In 1817 Sir David Brewster is credited with inventing the color palette, marking a milestone in art and optics history. Brewster, a renowned scientist and inventor, developed a method for organizing pigments that influenced later painting practices.

Sir David Brewster

Congress recess to begin Friday in bid for equal voice

Washington June 22 Republican senate and house leaders will be given equal voice with the chiefs to call Congress back into session if necessary, said Democratic Speaker Alban Bark.

Washington INS Senate House Congress Alban Bark

Women Inland Harbor Crew At Bandon Soundings

In Bandon Oregon six young women served on a harbor survey crew aboard the Kalama when the U S engineers conducted soundings. The article notes the women felt thoroughly capable and formed an unusual technical team on the harbor project.

Bandon Ore INS U. S Bandon Harbor

Shoals Bank Joins Federal Reserve System

Shoals Bank becomes member of the Federal Reserve System under the St Louis district. Chartered in 1887 it reports capital of 25000 dollars and total resources of 622067 dollars. Officers listed include Charles W Slates president John L Sherrick vice president and Arthur M Motle assistant cashier. This adds Martin County Bank to 467 member banks, representing over 70 percent of net deposits in the eighth district, and marks the tenth state bank in 1944 to join this year after seven joined in 1943.

County—Bank Feneral Reserve Bank Charles W. Slates John L. ‘Sherrick N Cos Arthur M . Motle Martin County Bank Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Aring

Mrs M Gillem Dies in Pike at 73 in Petersburg

Lucy Gates McGillem aged 73 died at her Petersburg route home at 1 50 am. She was daughter of William and Mary Beck McGillem and widow of Squire Steele and Ryan McGillem. Survived by son William Steele, daughter Mrs Loveless of Petersburg, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren, and half-brother Henry Hill of St Louis. Funeral Saturday 2 pm at Bethel Primitive Baptist Church officiated by Rev Clare Rumble. Burial in Martins Cemetery. Friends may call.

Petersburg Ind Lucy Gates McGillem William and Mary Beck) McGillem Squire Steele Ryan McGillem William Steele Nes. Loveless Henryl Hill St. Louis Bethel Primitive Baptist Church Clare Martin Cemetery

Coal rationing possible next year warned by Ickes

Fuel administrator Harold L. Ickes warned Congress reduced funds may force coal rationing next winter. The national threat followed reductions in his office funding as the nation faced fuel shortages.

Washington INS Harold L. Ickes Ickes Rae Aon

Brothers Meet in Italy as Two Wilsons Reunite

In Italy, M Sgt Jesse K Wilson reported to his parents that his brother Pvt Hubert Wilson, recently moved from Kearns Utah to overseas duty, visited his tent for the first time in three years. The families also note Robert Murray in Wheatland and Sgt Gerald Cole in Corsica meeting relatives, with details on service addresses and relations.

J. B Wilson R. R Washington Jesse K. Wilson Italy Pvt Hubert Wilson Kearns Utah Gerald Cole Air Corps Corsica Cpl Melvin Apple Paoli Ind Signal Corps Sgt. Cole Lillian Cole Thomas Cole

Pvt Donald E Dyer Listed With New Army Address

The notice states Private Donald E Dyer now at 358411-0-3 Co. D 223rd I T T Camp Blanding Florida. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ellis Dyer of Glendale and grandson of Mrs George Hackler of El Nora.

Donald E. Dyer Donald E Dyer Co. D I. T. T. Camp Blanding Florida Ellis Dyer Glendale George Hackler Elnora

Billie Mack Sparks Announces New Address

Billie Mack Sparks moves to 13200 8 N TC Great Lakes Illinois. The notice lists the new address for Billie Mack Sparks A. & Co. and references Illinois location details.

Billie Mack Sparks

Cpl H A Weathers Listed at Camp Breckenridge Ky

The record notes Cpl H A Weathers service details with address at Camp Breckenridge Kentucky and unit Co C Pred TD Bn. The entry includes service number 35728967 and references to Harry A Deen as a related name in the same context.

Harry A. Deenen H. A. Weathers Co. C Camp Breckenridge, Ky

James R. Caress Address at Kearns Utah

Sgt James R Caress listed with a service address 6911545 Sec I Bks 1724 3703 AAF Ord 2 Kearns Utah indicating assignment or record location for the serviceman.

James R. Caress Bks AAF Kearns Utah

Carl A Spalding New Address Notice

Carl A Spalding changes address to APO 5426 Postmaster New York New York sending number 38149791 to new unit at T 5. Public notice records update of mailing details for military post office may affect correspondence and official records.

Carl A. Spalding New York N. Y

Buckley Field Address for Fgt John B Ca res E

An address line lists Fgt John B Ca res E at 417 Sec M 3702 D, AAF Base Unit Buckley Field, Denver Colorado.

John B. Cares. E Buckley Field Denver Colorado

Pvt. Russell P. Hamm Serves At Fort Knox Kentucky

Pvt. Russell P. Hamm husband of Mrs. Ruth A. Hamm of 700 West Walnut street is serving in the armored and communication department at Fort Knox Kentucky currently mastering the mysteries of his duty and responsibilities in the post.

New Address for Pvt Hols Apple in Maryland Unit

Private Charles Hols Apple now listed at 35812230 Co B 11th Brigade 3rd Regiment AGFRD 1 Fort George G Mead Maryland in a revised address record.

Pvt Charles Holsapple Co. B 11Th Br AGFRD Fort George G. Mead Maryland

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Beis E. Eaupting AID OF Caine Loughboys France Americntan International Soundphoto Ferdinand Victor Delacroix Toney Father Marchino Foreman Mrs. Tisdale Bike County Robert Tharp Wenn G. I Fedal Reserve System of M’gillem Pike OUR Robert M. Murray Murlin’ Murray Wheatland Robert Care Fleet Post Office San Francisco John E. Caress
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