Blind Marine to Receive $23,000 Home at Lakewood Ceremony
Ray Murine, a U S Marine blinded at Iwo Jima, will be presented with a $23,000 house on Sunday through a coastal New Jersey effort. The home, funded by Ocean and Monmouth counties residents and unions, will be accepted by Murine and his fiancée Mary Jane Shatto. The mission to build began with Ocean County Judge Harry B. Newman, publisher of the Lakewood Times, and followed his initial donation.
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Lakewood
N. J
U.S
Iwo Jima
Ocean
Monmouth
Ray Murine
Mary Jane Shatto
Murine
Two Jima
Ocean County
Harry B. Newman
Orphan Bequest Creates Jacob Muench Fund for Orphanage
In Zelienople Pennsylvania on May 11 a 1805 ledger note recalls Jacob Moennich of the United Lutheran Orphans Home. His descendant Charles Muench died in Chicago last March 20 leaving more than 100000 in trust to the orphanage. Upon the mother’s death the residue funds scholarships for residents of the home.
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Zelienople
Jacob Moennich
United Lutheran Church
Moennich
Charles Muench
Chicago
Muench
Jacob Muench
Promotion Confirmed Ridgway Receives Fourth Star
Washington May 11 Gen Matthew B Ridgway is now a full general after Senate confirmation of his promotion from lieutenant general President Truman had proposed elevating him to a fourth star The Senate concurred by voice vote and Ridgway succeeds Gen Douglas MacArthur in the Far East command.
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Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
Senate
Ridgway
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Woummessruul Fee Ouerny
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Marshall
Gen. MacArthur
MacArthur
Korea
United Nations
Free World
Soviet Union
China
Asia
United States
Stable price line sought by Stabilizer Johnston before Congress
Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston told the House banking committee that pushing prices back to pre Korel levels is impractical. He urged a stabilized price line with potential rollbacks, but warned against aiming for general reductions to last June levels. He noted the 1950 Defense Production Act limits farm price controls and parity.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eric Johnston
Congress Today
Johnston
House Banking Committee
Economic-Stabilization Agency
ESA
Methodist Church Honors Service Members With Honor Roll
First Methodist Church dedicates an honor roll featuring civilian and service pictures and addresses of local servicemen during morning service. A mother daughter banquet is held tomorrow at 6:80 p.m. in the basement dining room with 150 reservations. The desk in the vestibule will hold messages for service members.
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First Methodist Church
James McIntosh
Committal Service Planned in Spartansburg Saturday
Rev Joseph X Ulit to anoint the ashes of Mrs Inez Smith Hoover of San Diego Calif died March 23 at Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg service noon Saturday Hoover born in Spartansburg attended local schools her husband Fred Hoover sister Toney Dean and families from Detroit brother Fulcher Smith and family Cumberland Ralph Blakeslee of Spartansburg Mrs E G Barnes of this city and Mae Raymond of Clymer attend. cousins also named.
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Joseph X. Ulit
Inez Smith Hoover
San Diego
Calif
Rose Hil
Spartansburg
Hoover
Fred Hoover
Toney Dean
Detroit
Fulcher Smith
Cumberland
Ralph Blakeslee
E.G. Barnes
This City
Mae Raymond
Clymer
Message to MacArthur outlines Korean policy aims
Two Army prisoners who escaped New Cumberland disciplinary barracks after allegedly stealing 1700 dollars were arrested in New York. Robert James Stewart, 20, of New Kensington Pa, was picked up in Brooklyn, while Robert W Alger, 20, of Miami Fla, was arrested in a Times Square ballroom. They had about 1150 dollars of the loot.
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MacArthur
New York
New Cumberland
Edward Scheidt
New A Fbt
Robert James Stewart
New Kensington
Brooklyn
Scheidt
Robert W. Alger
Miami
Fin
Times Square
FBT
Sino-Japanese War Recalled in Early Collective Security Vision
A historical note recalls the first great effort in collective security and the idea of a free world coalition valuable to U S national security. The text cites the Sino-Japanese War as occurring in 1094 and 1895, presenting a misdated context.
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United States
Plane crash leaves two injured in Somerset
An injured pilot Richard Adair, 23, of Danville, is in fair condition at Somerset Hospital after a plane crash in the Alleghenies Saturday that killed the co pilot Robert Seymour, also from Danville.
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Somerset
al Nolg
Somerset Hospital
Richard Adair
Danville
Robert Seymour
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Pittsburgh
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Aberdeent
Corry
John Brown
George Mulderick
New
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John Brown Memorial Association
Charles Olison
Crawford County
Eric Pratt
Bess Heath Olmstead
Los Angeles
George Tinke
West Church Breet
Donald
John Coulter
West Church Street
Coulter
Edward Krone
City Soolceast Night
Rouse Hospital
Youngsville
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
AIL
Public Unity Commission
Harrisburg
Erie County
New York, Chicago, and St. Louis
Girard
North Girard
Phe County
South Port
PLAN
Clearfield, Run
WCPA
Clearfield
WCED
DuBois
Clearfield County
Perom Ee
Barney’'s
Firestone Store
South Center ST
Methodist Church
Lindsley's Pharmacy
Millers
Artemis
Mojud
White Way
Warren
Harry M. Popkin
Wanda
Burl
Ean Jurpny
Hendrix
Ives
Jagge
Clover Springs
Birdseye
Armour
Underwood
Macaronia
Rovers
Ritter
Dole
Abe Betty Grocrex
Oxydol
Igo
JOY
Wright
Austin
Spic & Span
Page & Nichols
E. Main St
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