Hull Warns War Will Last, Urges Increased Effort
Secretary of State Cordell Hull told reporters that the war is likely to be lengthy and urged Americans to intensify war work rather than ease efforts to hasten victory for the United Nations. He spoke after a Florida rest and during a press conference with British officials Anthony Eden and Lord Halifax present. Hull stressed renewed public resolve and warned easing would prolong the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
INS
Cordell Hull
United Nations
Hull
Florida
Anthony Eden
Lord Halifax
Eden
United States
Ede
United Stats
Roosevelt
Pay as You Go Plan Gains GOP Support
Washington reports March 15 that 209 Republican house members met in conference to line up support behind the pay as you go tax plan. Rep. Beardsley Rum’s plan and a Kansas Republican bill on tax abatement shape the debate as Democrats split and nine Republicans prepare a minority report backing pay as you go.
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Washington
Mar
House
Gearda
California
Apes Fartin
GOP
Rep
Carlson
Kansas
Ways” ‘and Means
Caren
Beardsley Rum
New York Federal Reserve Board
Ways and Means
Daviess Fund Gains Ground in War Campaign
Van Buren township becomes first in Daviess county to surpass its $325 quota for the Red Cross 1943 war fund, by over $100. Senator C. Omer Free added half of his expense money to the county fund, with distributions to multiple townships. Elmer Buzan urges continued effort as the half-way mark nears and gifts grow needed to top the local quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren
Daviess County
Red Cross
Racy Stuckey
Lashier Crane
Cochairman
C. Omer Free
Daviess
Knox Counties
Elmer Buzan
Senator Free
Barr Township
Pi Bogard
Harrison
Van
Washington
City of Washington
Mr. Buzan
Japs Massing Strength For New Pacific Drive
MacArthur warns Japanese are concentrating forces for a major Pacific offensive aimed at Australia. The message coincides with Gen Kenney visit and signals that the Pacific war remains unsettled despite Allied gains. Moscow reports reverses near Kharkov as fighting continues in Rostov and Rostov area.
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Pacific
Douglas
MacArthur
Australia
Eneral
Moscow
Washington
George C. Kenney
Ambon
Indies
Darwin
Veterans Still Get Free Permit In Indiana
Indianapolis veterans still hold free hunting and fishing rights under Indiana law though permits will now be issued annually instead of for life. Harrell F. Mosbaugh, director of the division of fish and game, said the change targets abuse and that forms for the new permits will be available within a few weeks.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harrell F. Mosbaugh
Division of Fish and Game
Indiana
General Assembly
Riew
Nurse Walker Reported Safe in North Africa
Nurse Walker and her sister Miss Helen Walker of Loogootee confirm she is in Africa and is okay. She says she recently met Dr Aden Raney of Loogootee, son of the late Frank Raney. Rumors of her rescue from a torpedoed ship were unfounded.
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Nurse Walker
Helen Walker
Loogootee
Africa
Aden Raney
Frank Raney
Washington
Girl 9 Breaks Leg In Sunday Street Accident
Billie Sue Garner nine year old daughter of Mrs Flossie Garner of 9 Poplar street was rushed to Daviess county hospital by ambulance at seven Sunday night after she ran into the side of a northbound car driven by Don Jones of RFD 4 at South Meridian and Dewey avenue. She suffered a broken left leg in the mishap.
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Billie Sue Garner
Flossie Garner
Poplar Street
Daviess County Hospital
South Meridian
Dewey Avenue
Don Jones
RFD 4
Meridian Street
Alvin Johnson Sentenced to State Penal Farm
Alvin Johnson, 35, of West Walnut Street, was sentenced to 90 days at the state penal farm for assault and battery on his wife. He had faced city court recently on a similar charge and received a suspended term. He was sent up on the suspended sentence after the second offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Johnson
West Walnut Street
State
Johnson
Loogootee Youth Pictured in Star
Today's Indianapolis Star features Pvt. Wm. F. Brown of Loogootee at Camp Livingston firing range with Sgt. Charles Frederick of Linton nearby. They study an income tax guide as part of a camp image in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
Pvt
Wm. F. Brown
Tee
Camp Livingston
Lou
Sgt
Charles Frederick
Linton
Pvt. Brown
Judge Eldo Wood Qualifies As Special Judge In Rape Trial
Judge Eldo Wood of Huntingburg has qualified as special judge for the forthcoming trial of Lester Bateman charged with first degree rape of a local young girl. Trial date has been set for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldo Wood
Huntingburg
Lester Bateman
Parmer Rose Nets Season's Largest Small-mouth Bass
Parmer Rose landed a six and a half inch small-mouth bass caught on a plug in 4 strip mine. The catch is noted as the season's largest in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmer Rose
Local man fined for intoxication in city court
Abbott of East Van Trees street pleaded guilty to public intoxication and was fined $1 plus costs in city court after a Saturday night arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Abbott
East van Trees Street
Governor Hunt Issues Tenpence Scale Notice to NYC Vestry
On November 8 1715 Governor Hunt of New York dispatched the king s command to the justices and vestry men of New York City directing new ten pence per scale church assessment and collection guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
New York
New York City
Seed Beans and Peas Removed From Rationed Foods
Food Bulletin No 6 lists removal of beans lentils and peas from rationed processed foods. Seed or planting stock for beans peas and lentils may be sold or transferred and must be marked or labeled accordingly.
Indiana Food Bought by Allied Group for Overseas Shipment
State Extension Editor T R Johnston of Purdue University reports more than six million pounds of Indiana grown meat products and other foods were purchased in January by the Food Distribution Administration for overseas shipment to Allied Nations. Items include pork beef lamb dried skim milk dried eggs lard edible tallow oleomargarine and ration biscuits. Purchases were made from Indianapolis Terre Haute Union City Fort Wayne Goshen Berne Bluffton Mishawaka and other Indiana locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Food Distribution Administration
Allied Nations
T. R. Johnston
Purdue University
Evansville
Terre
Fort Branch
Mishawa
Terre Haute
Union City
Berne
Bluffton
Fort Wayne
Goshen
Bus Collision Injures Twenty-Eight In Bronx Crash
In New York on March 15 a Greyhound bus traveling from Boston to New York collided with a truck in the Bronx. Twenty-eight passengers were injured. seventeen taken to Fordham Hospital. The driver was pinned and extricated by emergency crews using acetylene equipment.
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New York
INS
Bostonew York
Greyhound
Bronx
Fordham ‘Hospital
Petition to establish time and place of birth
In the matter of petition of James Curtis Garrett, to establish time and place of birth, Joseph P. Smith, attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Curtis Garrett
Joseph P. Smith
Toledo Rockets Face Manhattan in Madison Square Garden Invite
The Toledo Rockets basketball team, coached by Friddle, joins a sixth annual invitational at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Key players Harmon Grove and others lead the season with strong offense and defense as Toledo aims to impress and possibly win the national tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Rockets
Dri ‘Friddle
Wairne
Rockets
Harmon
Harmon Haseen
Grove
New York
Verg
Ceath Friddie
Mother of Rev Bolton Dies in Bruceville
Mrs Maudie Bolton of Bruceville aged 52 died March 413 at 3 15 p m after a years illness. She was born October 12 1890 in the Bruceville neighborhood to John Wingsworth and Sarah immin Bolton. Survived by Elmer Bolton of Bruceville, one sister Be Fred Trava of Oaktown and two granddaughters Judith Ann and Barbara Bolton of Plainville. Funeral held this afternoon at 2 p m at the Bruceville Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maudie Bolton
Bruceville
John Wingsworth
Sarah Immin
C. Bolton
Aed Oan Christian Church
Arents
Elmerville
Be ‘Fred Trava
Be ‘Fred Trava ‘of ‘Oaktown and” Two Grand Bters, ‘ Judith Ann
Barbara
Bolton
Plainville
Bruceville Christian Church
Washington clinic notes minor operation today
A brief medical item reports that a patient at Washington clinic underwent a minor operation today. Details on the patient are not disclosed and no complications are mentioned. The note records routine care and a successful procedure.
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Washington Clinic
J P Ellerbush Dies in Princeton at 50
John P Ellerbush 50 former chief deputy state editor from 1937 to 1939 died in Princeton Indiana after returning from extended service. He retired as a manager of Wilker and held a bounty recorder post in 1931. Survivors include widow Ruth Virginia Eberbush and a daughter and Indiana University senior Ruth Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printetoh
Ind
John P. Ellerbush
Dog
Wilker
Beloa
N- Church
Ruth ‘Virginia Eberbush
Indiana
Relma
Mrs Kreusel Dies in Shoals At 88
Mrs Martha Hilbert Kreusel, 88, died at her daughter’s home in Shoals on Saturday afternoon after a lingering illness. Born August 15, 1854 in Davis Ohio, she was the daughter of Jacob and Mary Hibert Low Miller. Survived by two daughters Mrs Ganstine and Ira In, burial at Springhill Cemetery with F Mweeney in charge. Visitation at the home of Mrs Mitorin to pay respects.
Joint Senator Donates to Red Cross Amid Criticism
An Indiana report notes a state senator presenting a donation to the Red Cross at an event in Knox County. He criticizes officials who treat their offices as stores to draw provisions, urging accountability and public service.
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Om- 4
Knox
Viess County
Senate moves toward world plan battle in senate
The senate today moved to wage a great battle over the plan to create a United Nations organization to police the world. President Roosevelt endorsed the bipartisan resolution, giving sponsors new hope for success. The resolution calls the United States to take the initiative in forming the new association of nations and may be formally introduced in the senate tomorrow.
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Washington
INS
Senate
United Nations Organization
Roosevelt
United States
Association of Nations
White House
Reorganization of Railroads Approved by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld an interstate commerce commission plan for reorganizing the Western Pacific railroad and, with exceptions, approved a commission plan for reorganizing the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific railroad. The ruling emphasizes public interest in rapid railroad reorganization and value decisions.
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Washington, iMar
Supreme Court
Interstate ‘Commerce, Commission
Western Pacific Railroad
Commission
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
High Court
Bluefish Color Description Reaches Deep Blue to Green
A brief note explains the bluefish earns its name from a deep blue upper color that shifts to green along the sides and blends into a silvery belly.
Plan inquiry into rationing coffee and sugar
Washington March 15 Senator Ellison D Smith of South Carolina said his agriculture sub committee will inaugurate a probe into coffee and sugar rationing this week. He claimed a supply exists to meet U S needs for two years and sought reasons for distribution, accessibility, and the need for rationing these commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ellison D
el” Smith
South Carolina
United States
al Wi
Kiev As Industrial Heart Of Ukrainian Republic
Kiev, a thousand year old capital, stands as a busy industrial city and the scientific center of the Ukrainian Republic within the Ukranian Soviet Socialist Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiev
Hospital Notes Admitted Saturday and Births Reported
Admitted entries include Robert Cy Young Elnora Ralph Boger Miss Norma Cox Mrs Ira King Wm Lyon French Lick Guinn Noft Sherman Wininger and De Jean Cox Peters burg. A boy born to Mrs Carl Grannan and a boy born to Mrs Donald McCrary. Billie Sue Garner admitted after an accident. Master John Campbell admitted for accident injuries. Benjamin Barrett admitted for accident injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cy Young
Elnora
Ralph Boger
Petersburg
Norma Cox
French Lick
Ira King
Lyon
Guinn Noft
Walnut
Sherman Wininger
Route 2
Billie
Sue Garner
Poplar Street
de Jean Cox
Farmers boosted 1942 output by twenty percent
In 1942 American farmers produced about 20 percent more food than in 1939, yet roughly 3 percent of the output was allocated to the United States armed forces and to Allied nations.
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Unit States Armed Forces
Our Men in Service John J Pickett and Donald Craney
John J Pickett son of Mr and Mrs John D Pickett of RFD City has address Ai Co 344 US Naval Training Station Great Lakes Illinois. Donald W Craney Pvt son of Mrs William W Craney of Loo gootee RFD J has transferred from Fort Benjamin Harrison to Fort McClellan Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Pickett
John D. Pickett
RFD
Ai , Co
U. S. Naval
Great. Lakes
Ilinois
Donald W. Craney
William W. Craney
Loogootee
Orris L. Clark and Ferdinand D. Orr Arrive for Training
Pvt Orr L Clark, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Clark, currently at Btry A 8th FAOBSN Bar Camp Blanding Florida. Pfc Ferdinand D Orr, son of Owen Orr of 811 West Main Creek, has reached Fort Knox Kentucky to begin his special training course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orris L. Clark
Pvt
Harry Clark
Camp Blanding
Florida
Ferdinand D.‘Orr
Ferdinanddd
Orr
Owen Orr
West Main Ceek
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Transfer notices for military personnel from Fort Benjamin Harrison
Pvt. Joseph Seal of Washington has transferred to Camp Lee Virginia. Pvt. Chris W Doyle now resides at Hdy. Co. Sqn. Bn. U S Marine Corps Base San Diego California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Seal
D. J. Seal
Washington
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Camp Lee
Virginia
Chris W. Doyle
Pvt
Hdy. Co
Sqn
U. S Marine Corps Base
San Diego
California
Richard Gross Cadet Address Notice
Cadet Richard Gross is listed at Westfield Barracks Salem Ml as his present address. The notice records the location for military personnel from SN R. era and notes the ongoing update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gross
V8 v. SN R
Westfield Barracks
Salem, Ml
Burris Listed as Pvt Gilbert E Burris at Camp Wolters
The fragment notes Pvt Gilbert E Burris in Company Z, Pit 60th Infantry Training Battalion at Camp Wolters Texas with his present address listed in the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert E. ‘Burris
Pvt
Gilbert E. Burris
Co. Z. Pit. 60Th. Inf
Trn
Camp Wolters
Texas
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U. S
J. N
Imedie
MacAruh
Kharkov
Rostov
Royal Air Force
Europe
France
England
North Africa
STAR
Allied Group
Toledo
Manhattan
Rev
J. P. Ellerbush
Princeton
Shoal Methodist Church
Iwar Fund
Senator Smith
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