U S Warned of War Readiness Shortfall by Bradley
General Omar Bradley told a Senate panel that American armed forces would be insufficient for a major war even by July 1951. He urged speed in mobilizing military strength and warned defense needs focus on Alaska, radar projects, and broader mobilization to deter a Soviet advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee
Associated
Washington
Omar Bradley
Congress
Ghleman
Hspany
U.S
Coca
Bindley Saad
Senata
Wwe
Scirétary of
Johnson
Sissbst
Niekles
Johnison
Mit
Tobison
Knowhung
R-Calif
Bradley
Russia
Far East
Europe
Alaska
Ouene Bo
Mir
Navy Bomber Down in Atlantic Off Cape Harry
A Gruman TBM torpedo bomber with one crew member is down about 10 miles east of Cape Harry in the Atlantic during anti submarine training. Nine naval vessels and 76 aircraft, including five submarines and a rescue ship, patrol the search. The incident occurred after radar detected a submarine in the area and signals of distress were relayed to Norfolk NAS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Bown
Atlantic
Norfolk
Navy Gruman
Cape Harry
Neac
Newfolk Naval Air Station
Tra Fle
UBS TigroHi
Ale Station
Oogana Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Firemen to get portable resuscitator system
Corty Firemen reserve portable resuscitators for three day training and potential use during emergencies. The Volunteer Fire Association reports about 300 firefighters will be instructed to perform first aid and revive techniques, with Sunday marching planned for readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Goarpany
Oxganienton
Ins
Capame
Alc Ley
Wires
Associaliar
Ievers
Sikunger Tits Tor the
Harmonious GOP Meeting Seen in Philadelphia
State Republican leaders in Philadelphia anticipate a calm session of the shale GOP committee. Gov James Duff and former Mdee Jue 8 are mentioned as aiming for a unified front, with Grundy and other figures attending. The meeting could avoid calling for the resignation of G. Mason Owlett and focus on rallying for the fall campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Shale Gop
Harvey ‘Taylor
Sharma
Janes H. Duff
Mdee
Cen Itonkil
Snepeerivedy
Ailked
Reermanizaen
Wylie
Daul Muir -noUnt
Petity
Abueh
Ant
Hin Bo Areepe
Util
U. S
Francis Myers
Richardson Tilworth
William J. Hamilton
Ianager
Ue Dutt
Duke
Kenneth F. Kressler
Heal
Northampton County Republican Committee
Rep
Kunkel
Hatlisbury
Duh
Day Cooke
Bine
Mey
Duff
Tayloe
Re ¥ Dullor
G. Mason Owlett
Government efficiency push cites Hoover commission plan
The notice argues reducing government cost by implementing Hoover commission recommendations. It cites hospital stays and taxpayer expense across Navy and Army facilities and urges action from Senators Myers and Martin and Representative Kearns in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Army
Hoover Commission
Corey
Congress
Francis Myers
Edward Martin
Senate
Carroll D. Kearns
House
Washington, D. Cc
False Wildcat Strike Rumors At Aero Branded
Rumors of a wildcat strike at Aero Supply Mig were branded false by David Smeads president of Local 1508. Negotiations and new working terms at the local plant neared final stages as union leaders prepared for conference to reach a low wage contract while wage demands and job classifications remained unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Supply Mig. Ch. Inc
David Smeads
Esterday
Ux Aero Supply
Warkery
Hue
Agenwat IX
Severn
Marty and Aikens Face Assault and Driving Charges
Marty of Past avenue files assault and battery charges against Roy Aikens of Snyder Circle after a Wednesday eve altercation. Aikens appears before Aldermen to face a check charge, posts $64.50 to cover it, and is charged with reckless driving. Chief Drake recommends suspending the dealer's driving privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednessay
Evehina
Pete Marty
Past Avenue
Roy Aikens
Snyder Circle
Marty
Aikens
George Gordon
Hener
Harley Drake
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Soong quits Kuomintang in China split
TAIPES June 9 The Nationalist party reports Soong brother of Madame Chiang Kai Shek has resigned from the Kuomintang rather than join Formosa exiles. The former foreign minister and once premier left with brother in law Kung the banker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipes
Soong
Chiang Kai-Shek
Kuomintang
China
Vling Party
Formosa
Ganexal
Nationalist China
Chiang
Kai- Shek
New York
HH Kung
Gold and two others indicted in atom spying case
A Brooklyn grand jury indicted Harry Gold a Philadelphia chemist and two unidentified persons on charges of atom spying against the United States. The indictment named Colin Toe alias Mohn and Richard Roe alias Sam as the other defendants whose true names were not known to the jurors. Gold was arrested in Philadelphia last May 23.
McCarthy Attacks Acheson Over Red Threats in Speech
Wisconsin senator McCarthy denounced Secretary Acheson in Milwaukee, accusing him of propagating a Truman era policy that coddles communism and failing to curb Soviet influence. He condemned aid to Poland and highlighted alleged ties to Eastern bloc threats while attacking government actions as weak and dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Milwaukee
McCarthy
Lane Dea Acheson
Artesun
Slealey Terure
Red Ching
Red Poland
Jey
Wisronsin
Cne
Acheson
Truman
McCarthe
Coxman
Nnst Palins
Pirier Jusk Uken
Poland
Mr. Acheson
Nem
Milk Strike Halts Milk Supply Across Pittsburgh District
In June the Pittsburgh district faced a milk supply cut for five million western Pennsylvanians as 3,250 AFL dairy workers struck. Mayor Lawrence called the strike a calamity after a four hour meeting failed to resolve the dispute. Negotiations were set for 10 a.m., with both sides hopeful they would meet again. The strike impacted residents across Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, and Beaver, Butler, Lawrence, Greene, Fayette, and Washington counties as milk processing and hauling slowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
AFL
David J. Lawrence
Lawrence
Striks
Allegheny County
Beaver
Buller Lawrence
Greene
Fayette
Washington
Afl-Lucat
Pyrry
Erie Electric Plant Grants Wage Increase to 690 Workers
Erie G E Plant raises wages by five and one half cents an hour for about 690 skilled workers including James Kennedy of Local 506 United Electric Workers. Union says the raise is not the final solution to wage issues and contract talks with GB open next week after a recent NLRB certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Oue 2 Electric Company
James Kennedy
United Electricm Works Indepenent
National Labor Relations Board
Ie Biz
76th Annual CHS Alumni Reunion Highlights
Members of the Curry High School Alumni Association gathered Tuesday for the 76th annual reunion. The event featured remarks by President Mrs Ross, a program with singing of America and God Bless America, and a business meeting noting a 29 percent class turnout and solid funds in the Curtis Memorial and Alumni funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrey High
Jumvor High
Wnadelhleas
Leo
Leo Gyrmminsintny
Pete Aiptonty Manet
Feo
Richard Sotiveluue
Ole Rey
Bown
Lurtevan Chueh
Gus
Bonet Dy Slim
Lange Grep
America
Ani
Splindider
Mabie Whitchen
Tawwille
Ly Sheakers
Howard Russ
May
Walley
Association
Ly Oye
Ify Upor Lwavine Seh
Swantay Siperii
Cory
Studed
Atmo! Assaeia
Aspefmtion
Eraduvatine Ples
Churen
Orleans
Coopersinn
Min
Deno
Wah
Teport of Minn
Matthews
Gerry High School
Virgi G. Curtis Memorial Trust
A. D. Colestave
Verdon Middiuph
Fredonia
MacBain Sera
Scott
Pratt
Curtis
Russells Brown
Denton
W. Bracken
Stiney B.elston
Virgil G Curtis
Cora Crippen
Crippen
Fairfield
Mass
Clara Pierce
Tucson
Ariz
Rover L Bracken
Greenfield
Gharlotte Lopus
Glen Burnie
Hazel Reynolds
Los ‘Angeles
Skanes
Boag, KS
Durham
H Harmon
Corry Man Escapes Death As Train Demolishes Car
Corry man narrowly escapes death after a train demolishes a car. The injured driver, Wade, was rushed to hospital while rescue crews investigated the scene at the crossing. Conditions were described as serious but stable as authorities reviewed the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Beef Prices Rise as Shoppers Brace for Higher Costs
Readable text shows meat prices climbing with beef around 89 cents per pound and pork near 70 cents. Notes from local dealers attribute the jump to rising cattle costs and ongoing market trends. Department of Agriculture report mentions weekly price advances despite consumer strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocal
Yonkers Daily Times reports cut telephone line dispute
Yonkers New York June 9 police allege wires used for gambling leading to a cut of the Times telephone service. The paper says the line shutdown was illegal and vows to restore all services, with city officials and DA George Fanelli approving discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
Purp the Yorkers Daily Times
New York Telephone Company
Wilegal
Telephone Company
Times Public Safety
Patrick F. O'Mund
Sal Shentel
Fred Rusco
George Fanelli
Westchester County
Four Czechoslovak defendants sentenced to death in spy trial
In Prague a court sentenced four defendants to death for spying and aiding foreign powers. Mrs Hormkova and three men, Jan Huehal Hy Oldrich Peet and Za Vis eatynelra, were among those given death sentences after pleading guilty. Others received prison terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Prague
Cathoslovakia
Jie
Careltelovakie
Wigtine
Mose
Mileda Nonwkoyi
National-Sociat+ ish
Hairshivwth
Aft
United States
Hormkova
Jan Huehal
Hy Oldrich Peet
Za Vis Eatynelra
Drive on Coffee Traders Urged by Senate Committee
The agriculture subcommittee led by Senator Gillette urged the Justice Department to pursue injunctive relief against speculative coffee contracts on the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange. The panel also asked for anti trust actions, probe of a 1948 Brazil purchase by General Foods, and US representation at Inter American meetings. In a separate report, a car crash near New Alexandre killed John Long 48 and injured three others, including Long's son Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uy Euereern Pritag
Washington
Agriculture Subcommittee
Gillette D-Tawo
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
United States
George W. Robbins
Maxwell House
General Foods Corporation
National Coffee Department of
Brazil
Justice Department
Special Commission On
Inter American Economile and Social Council
New Alexandre
William Peli
John 5
Long
Cokesville
Latrobe Hospital
Norman
Fran Tatohe
Frank Foster
Truman Warns Russia as Western Aid Policy Continues
President Truman warned that abandoning Marshall Plan aid to Western Europe would threaten peace and embolden Soviet pressure. He urged continued U S support for free nations, arguing that democracy faces dangers but can endure with resolve. The speech framed Soviet expansion as a direct threat while asserting U S leadership in world economics and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbia
Truman
Western
Europe
United States
Missouri
Marshall Alist
Je Brogham
Phi Beta Kappa
Uli Alversno
Shen
Pension Plan Rejected by UE at Westinghouse
United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America rejects Westinghouse Electric pension offer of 100 dollars a month plus security and jointly funded insurance. UE says offer does not meet terms won at Westinghouse Albrage Co and other firms. Further talks set for June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pla
United Electrical, Radio and Ma Vchine Workers of America
Independent
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Miinion
Westinghouse -Alvbrage Co
Westinghouse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Truman Cies
Corty
Republican Committee
AERO
Erie G
CHS
Alumni Association
Merrill Ware
Af Gory
Mages
Vinion
Eliot
Wade
Maleiow Iseer Stluies Ourouet
Suehie Packard
Pip
A. F
Bellion
Mawel
Reluck
Tony
Alulnd
Department of Agvient Taire
B. Chandler
Fred Saigh
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Chandler
Senate Subcommittee
Soviet Union
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!