Truman Signals Move to Ready Nation for Crisis
President Truman vows to strengthen national defenses amid warnings the Soviet Union is preparing for war. Congress moves to fast track a broad military aid program of about 300,000 personnel and matériel to bolster Western European defenses.
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Speakers Plan Rally Over Columbus Dam Hearing
Representatives from Columbus Municipal Authority and Warren group will attend a Harrisburg hearing at 10:30 a.m. to oppose re bidding Calum Dan dam project. Protestors say the dam’s rebuilding threatens farm property and has cost estimates near 5 000 dollars with funding still unclear.
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Professor Lorch's Contract Not Renewed By State College
The Pennsylvania State College board of trustees refused to renew Dr. Lee Lorch's one year contract, expiring June 30, and upheld the decision as final. A Philadelphia group urged an immediate hearing, but the college cited a heavy docket. Mrs Hendrix and family had been living with Lorch in New York while the dispute continued.
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Four Die as River Tragedy Strikes Pittsburgh
June 12 four men and women lost their lives in a river accident near Pittsburgh when a boat capsized in a maelstrom. Rescued included Woffenden James McKush and Charles Reilley among others, with several victims from the Pittburgh area.
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Injuries Fatal To Auto Race Driver
Atlanta report states auto race driver Skimp Hershey died after being thrown from a flaming car into burning gasoline. The 12 hours earlier crash left Hershey in flames as bystanders watched. Firemen rescued him only after he sat amid the blaze for minutes. his clothing burned away except underwear.
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Union City Man Faces Two Charges After Vehicle Crash
Eben Carbaugh, 32, of Union City, is charged with not having a properly inspected car and with carrying an improper sticker after a two-vehicle crash on West Columbus Avenue-Beaverdam Road. Joseph Tomehick, 17, Corky RD 4, was the other driver. No injuries reported. property damage estimated at 150 dollars.
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Benefit Dance Raises 103 for Fire Loss Family
A benefit dance at Cooper's Barn on Bear Lake raised 103 for the Ropp family who lost their home and possessions in a June 2 fire. George Ropp and Frank Cooper announced the total noting the largest crowd yet and thanking participants including Cooper's orchestra. In Pittsburgh, Joseph Taylor, 47, is jailed after stabbing his brother David, 28, in their Ross Township home.
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Corry Driver Cited In Weekend Crash
A Corry youth was cited after a weekend crash at the intersection of Conewd and East Pleasant streets. Richard A. Owens of East Main Street, driving a car owned by Reb Owens, collided with a second vehicle operated by Edward Twardy. Both drivers described the events leading to the crash. no injuries were reported for the two women involved.
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New Lutheran Bishop Named by Hungarians
In Budapest the Lutheran Church names Rev. aml Degsery as its new prelate succeeding former bishop Lining Oidanty Crehusss after a two year term marked by currency scam convictions and removal. The Vatican row and protests by the Lutheran World Federation accompany Hungary's church leadership changes amid education and religious instruction concerns.
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Two Treated for Hand Lacerations at Comny Hospital
Weekend incidents left two people with hand lacerations. Viole Goons daughter of Albert Goons of Wis was cut with a butcher knife between the fourth and fifth fingers on her left hand and released after treatment at 8 30 p m Saturday. WH Davis of Pittsburgh required care after a sipped and fell while fishing, injuring his right ring and middle fingers. he was treated and discharged. Washington and Jefferson College installed Dr Boyd Crumline Patterson as president during graduation exercises.
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Connecticut Republicans vie for Bowles race nomination
The Connecticut GOP seeks a candidate to challenge Democratic Governor Chester Bowles. Contenders include John Minvis of Westport and Kenneth Bradey. Bowles supports a Democratic landslide. Senate races loom as Republicans aim to capture seats and deny a veto.
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Milk Strike Efforts Continue as Negotiations Progress
Representatives of milk delivery workers and employers plan a new attempt to settle the strike affecting 39 09 drivers in Allegheny County. The United Dairy Workforce seeks a 41 hour week, higher pay, and a raise in the daily delivery guarantee from 10 to 19 dollars. negotiators met with promises to reconvene. The Allegheny County Medical Society reports milk truck deliveries to hospitals and clinics have tripled since Saturday, with seven counties affected including Allegheny.
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Marty claims check charges were phony
Marty alleges a $54 50 check to Roy Allens on Snyder Circle was false and that two payments were made on the same bad draft. He says he paid Al Fox of Wayne Street who then handed the note to Alkens. Fox confirms the payment and delivery. Marty says a second payment was made to Alderman Gordon after the first failed.
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Mafia blamed for vast U S crime in Senate inquiry
Investigators report major crime tied to the mob as a U S Senate committee probes organized crime links across cities since the 19th century. Officials name figures, discuss secrecy, and seek evidence on mafia operations and murder connections to public figures.
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Gold Transfer to New York Delayed in U S Slavery Case
Philadelphia reports delay in moving Gold from Philadelphia to New York on charges of delivering US slave secrets to Russia. Judge McGranery allows continuation of bail at $100000 and consideration of postponing removal warrant. Gold remains in custody as the government contemplates next steps and possible plea strategy.
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Doolittle Receives Honorary Degree at Waynesburg College
Waynesburg June 4. The former Lt. Gen. James H. Doolittle, who led the Tokyo raid, was awarded an honorary degree of "honorary" by Waynesburg College yesterday at an alumni banquet. Doolittle, now a Shell Oil vice president, said government would be more efficient if run by retired business leaders.
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Incomes Reach High for Year Across Nation
Washington reports April consumer income rising well above March levels. The Labor Department notes total wage and salary receipts, unemployment figures, and a strong 3272.60 per capita income estimate. Analysts cite sustained income gains and increased payroll activity across sectors.
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Philadelphia Fed reports business conditions at low ebb
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia released a survey noting American business is likely not stronger than any time in the past three years. It cites 18 firms surveyed, a sluggish recovery from the 1948-49 recession, and expectations that prices rise while inventories rebuild.
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Urges Study Of State Finances In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg June 12 a bipartisan committee should study Pennsylvania state finances according to Democratic governor candidate Richards in Dilworth. He urged impartial expert opinion on key questions about the state budget and fiscal status. A three to five member panel was proposed to publish findings by August and clarify conflicting statements from the recent primary.
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Senators Seek More Information In Five-Year-Old Asia Case
Subpoenaed 10 closed sessions this afternoon as senators push for more information from a key figure in a five year old Asia case. Woas editor of now defunct magazine questioned.
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Excerpts From Forrestal Papers Highlight Amerasia Case
Washington reports detail how senators seek more context on 1945 Amerasia scandal. Philip Jaffe, editor of Amerasia, is cited amid claims about government access to sensitive documents and the absence of warrants. The episode raises questions about espionage, Soviet relations, and legal actions involving top officials.
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Reinstatement Hinted For Dr Sander In New Hampshire
The New Hampshire Board of Registration in Medicine hints Dr Hernan Ny Sander and colleagues may have licenses restored within days after he applies for reinstatement. The board revoked the 42 year old physician's license in April after he was acquitted of murder in a cancer patient's death. The state group says he could apply for reinstatement on June 19.
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Wage hike grants Oak Ridge workers 13 cent increase
An AFL official says a 13 cent hourly rise is granted to 406 laborers and hodcarriers who walked out from atomic construction in Oak Ridge Tennessee. The award, effective today, comes after air arbitration in Washington. Local 818 business agent Fred Stratton notes about 700 members will receive the increase including Cavemans.
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