Ruhr Workers Reject Russia Policies in West Germany Vote
Ruhr Valley miners and steel workers rejected Russian policies and communism while supporting a westward constitutional path. Voters favored Christian Democrats and Social Democrats over extremist candidates, with Communists hampered and Nazies-like figures earning little support. Thousands registered in North Rhine Westphalia, as turnout reflected postwar hostility to both Soviet influence and extreme nationalism.
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Py Ausoutiten
Druesseldorf
Germany
IV Valley
Rus+ a
Uwe Tuie
Vestimnes Ries
Rihr
West Germany
Amolky Ruhr
Strongheid
Vielsiel Ingest
Iaey Gob
Nel
Bteifriginny
Russia
West
East Germany
Haisy
Christian Democrates
Sovial Democratic Party By & Quirk Af Toa
1500 District Legionnaires Rally In City Park
A parade of 1500 district Legionnaires from western Pennsylvania and southern New York passed through the city before 1000 spectators. The event featured bands, speeches by Legion leaders and city officials, and prize drawings at the park despite record cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York State
She Oly
Hens
Walle Alessandron
United States
Russia
Npor
Chaignam Dale Waterhouse
Legion
Robert Smits
J. Fred Kinley
Richard Rassbichur
Ne Legion
Chamber of Commeriey
Mander Warren McCarty
Western Dioeeto
Jesse Jiuliante
Walliem Queer
Leon Bradley
Nort East Legion Band
Ray Willsey
Penelée
Mer Thanry
Ronald Morgan
Carroll
K. A. Mewes
CH. Collies
Eleanor Wioley
Delores Yurateh
Montgomery Ward
Governors Open Annual Session in West Virginia
Republican governors divided over McCarthyism and its effect on the November election. Gov Dewey of New York called the charges mixed, Gov Warren of California rejected blanket accusations, and Gov Diff of Pennsylvania demanded specific data. At the governors conference in White Sulphur Springs, they shifted to business sessions on state concerns.
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McCarthy
California
Wisconsin
Warren
Republican Party
James A. Diff
Pennsylvania
Senate
Corry Youth Fined 100 In Erie County Court
Donald Butch Jackson of Essex faced a stern warning from Judge Burton Laub in Erie County Court this morning. Jackson pled guilty to assault and battery and the judge ordered a 100 fine within 45 days, with a prison sentence likely on any future appearance. He had earlier admitted to malicious mischief, tied to a separate arrest with Paul Pinky Guth after assaulting two youths in Mead Park. Guth remains in Erie County Jail on three charges with a 1,000 bond. In a separate report, safe crackers stole about 900 from the Althepheny Sportsmen's Club, damaging a janitor's area and emptying a small case, a dish register, and a filing cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Butch) Jackson
Essex
Burton Laub
Erie County Court
Jackson
Court House
Whith
Paul
Pinky) Guth
Mead Park
Guth
Erie County
Jamesown man led hospital cornerstone in ceremony
Coroner Samuel T Bowers reported the death of Tasnestown youth Terke East of Clymer during a fishing and plane outing near Jamestown. The body was recovered from a deep spring fed water near the park after a search party found him unconscious and submerged at about 4 pm. Victim's widow Joyce and relatives attended the event.
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Macintyre
Tasnestown
Eesune Ji Ant
Oles
Parky Lael
Graters
Joyce Binomauist MacIntyre
Alice Bultenbach
Thomas
Gary Longham
Buitenbahe
Damestown
Corry Memorial Hospital cornerstone ceremony honors veterans
Judge W E Hirt led a 200 person audience at Cornerstone Mall to dedicate a monument and lay the Corry Memorial Hospital cornerstone. Veterans Council Warren Mechesney opened the program with Roger Brown as master of ceremonies as speakers from veterans and civic groups praised hospital fund drives and lasting memorials with the mortar laid by Mrs Carrie Houghton and Mrs Nast before a Benediction and closing prayers.
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Carrie Houghton
M. M. Nast
Corry Iby
Lenomensaly
Tidge Willand. Hirt
Corry Memorial Hospital
Saintell
Superior Court Juris
Nnt
West Smith
Warren
Mechesney
Veterans Council
Roger Brown
Forlstrie
Francis Gruvvestian Sind
Pred Kiley
Cecil Bates
Womens Relief Cmps
Willi May
Spanih American Veterans Auxiliacy
Stuart Houghton
VW Post
Robert Smunt
American Lewin Post
Josephine Frisina
VEW Ausiliney
Elinor Kuvach
American Lesson Auxiliary
J. Prod Kinley
Howital Ausiiiney
Richart Buchofner
Alimaner
Hl. Holden
W. JM. Young
Corry Hospital
W. W. Waterhouse
Widener Alexander
de N. T. Gillette
Gold Star
Mom. Nast
Mal Boal
Jtophew
Nant
Harry 5
Bowmay
Greenville
McGrath says DOJ to decide on Amerasia case release
Attorney General McGrath indicated the Justice Department will decide soon whether to release part or all of the 1845 Amerasia case report as recommended by a federal grand jury. The remarks followed a week of McCarthy era charges about State Department Communist sympathizers and related disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
McGrath
Justice Department
Minke
Amerasia
McCarthy
Wis
State Department
Upisorte
FBI
Amerika
Earl Warren
California
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate Palr Tee
Algerita
Emmanuel S. Larsen
Andrew Roth
Larseh
Ambrasia Eastor
Philip
Jaffe
Roth
Senate
Crom State Department
John S
Poland
Furt
Cardips Spellmatt
John E. Peartoy
U.S
Vatican
Liberty Bell Replica Displays in City Tour Opened by Local Officials
A Liberty Bell replica toured Pennsylvania on a U.S. Savings Bond drive through July 4. The bell was on South Center street for about an hour with a welcome at the west city line, an honor guard from the American Legion, and remarks by Mayor J. Fred Tinley. Pvt Vincent Burkhart spoke on the casting history and the tour’s purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vest Cnts
Buiness
Pennsylvania
U. S
South Center Street
West City Line
Ihelmer G. Carrier Post
American Téeglin
J. Fred Tinley
Vincent Burkhart
Striking New York World-Telegram and Sun Pickets Plant
A crowd of about 350 gathered at the main World-Telegram building as the sixteenth day of striking continued. The guild and workers demand changes in the contract dispute with the newspaper management while more than 400 members from various departments join the picket line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Die
New ‘York
Spartanburg Horse Show Draws 750 Fans in Pennsylvan ia Event
The Sparta Spur club hosts a large horse show in Spartansburg featuring Western parade Chief Rose Darrow and dozens of pony divisions. Winners include Western pony under 12 and English pony 48 to 60 inches, with participants from Jamestown, Corry, Erie, and nearby towns. Judge for the event was Howie Bergener. agnomenns handled by Gus Bur Bett. The day also included rider showcases and special $ gifts, concluding with a public display and awards.
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Pennsylvania
New Yorardensberg
Fisg
Sparta
Laphe
Lee Williams
Howie Bergener
Willowsby
Donela Ren
Spartansborg
Gus Bur~ Bett
Edinboro
Muse
Prairie Ranklens
Rose Darrow
Gary
Robert Spengr
Waren
Pinky
Bonnie Durrow
Gary Mitch
Harold Lamb
Jamestown
Wester Ponny Linden
Tiny Bee
Dora Lee Blakeslen
Spartansburg
Lady Brent
Lady Gindsiey
Sparky
Vina Lilley
Corry
Klos
Pal Neubauer
West Springfeild
Dixie
Muiwine Lilley
Beauty
Robert Meabou
Falconer
Cookie
John Bush
Wattsburs
Tiny Ber
Tora Lee Blakeslee
Spartansbore
Dosic
Maurine Lilley
Corre
Onlosel
Pewey Fox
Curry
Gale
Robert Bowen
Girard
Western Pleasart
Richard Boyer
Glenedy Laney Linck
Carol Harner
AL Fox
Columbus
Gold Mint
George Nutt
Gambler Enters Guilty Plea in Bookmaking Case
New York June 18 gambler Frank Erirus pled guilty to charges of nationwide bookmaking and related offenses. He admitted participating in illegal betting, with the plea covering all informations. Sentencing may reach years in prison and fines up to several thousand dollars, with the exact term to be set by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay Mseemuattteu
Gethwin
Nathan
Periny
Swhrlels
Pvisias
Luvokmating
U. S. Position in Asia Outlined
In Tokyo the Johnson Bradley talks frame U S Far East policy with emphasis on Formosa and Southeast Asia. Officials expect decisions on bases and aid, as Japanese leaders press for continued American security guarantees. Prime Minister Yoshida seeks broad party support for a peace treaty and neutrality in future foreign military actions.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Dime TH
MacArtir Lofay
America
Jonson
Bradley
United States
Far East
Formosa
Southeast Asia
U. S
Civety
Atneview
Washington
Johnson-Brafley
Shleern Yoshida
Kijuro Shidehara Iz
Japan
Frost Hits Corry As Mercury Drops To 34
Unseasonable frost grips Corry with a record drop to 34 degrees. Weather observer notes a rare June frost, with warnings of lingering chill and concerns about tender plants and early vegetables.
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Mercury
The
Nf Bis
Mometer
Sesberdiay
Jurmark
Ratiten
Syerme
Eyenine
Nune Chi Phovaanes
Leelon
Ells
Desirier
George Muliericle
Flash flood damages exceed two million in Roseville area
Damage from a Hash Add flood in Roseville and surrounding southeastern Chis communities left hundreds jobless and temporarily homeless. Early estimates peg total damage at over 2 million dollars, with a business block condemned after floodwaters weakened walls. About 40 residents were forced from their homes.
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Srooksville
Hyindred
Chis
Hest
Roseville
Ots
Actress injured in London on way back to Hollywood
Dorotheye La man sails for Hollywood after a London Palladium appearance leaving with an 18 inch scratch and a new girdle. Mrs Jack Oliphant, her London press agent, called the wound a really deep one and blamed an Olu girdle for the injury during last month’s London engagement.
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London
Dorothye Laman
Hollywood
Miss 1Iainolie
Jack Oliphant
London Palladium
Excise Tax Cut Advances in House Ways and Means
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to advance a tax bill that would cut the federal excise tax on cigarettes pending approval. The plan, supported by some Democrats and Republicans, envisions a substantial revenue shift while balancing corporate tax changes and potential changes to inheritance taxes. The outcome rests with further committee action and presidential plans.
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House
Washington
Ploore
Sau Udo Anne
Allies Reported Mining Key Roads
FRANKFORT Germany June 19 The western Allies are reported mining key roads and bridges across western Germany to stall any Soviet attack. Plans include evacuation of civilians as fast as possible. A French squad in Koblenz area confirmed heavy preparations as Allied High Command outlines delaying actions and safe routes. One line section notes a four year old girl Carol Ann Glorius killed by a car in Pittsburgh.
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Frankort
Germany
West Germany
Nice
Lovele
Rhine
Riad
Koblenz
Allied High Command
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Donald Jackson
Pittsburgh
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Roger MacIntyre
W. E. Hirt
Hospital City
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Prinertm
Ernie Racing
Spekers
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Midge Williams
Fred Belkley
Mos
Eleanoir Enyarlanil Mes
Richard Buphufuer
Senator McCarthy
Liberty Bell
Honesdale
Jie
Hertha Lippert Lonley
Guil
Gambler
Asia
MacArthur
Defense
Axes
Wdretes
Hepublicans
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Tevies
Tranmi Fas
Y& Er
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Allies
Pittsburge
Carol Ann Glotius
Northsio
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