Russia Builds A Great Economic Empire
From Warsaw comes a report on the new Russo Polish commercial agreement covering the exchange of commodities valued at 196 million dollars in the coming year. Moscow appears to be expanding influence by absorbing Poland's coal output and advancing a broader eastern European economic structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie AY
Warsaw
Soviet Union
Poland
Europe
Russia
Moscow
Hitler
Central
Balkan Peninsula
America
Britain
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Germany
Balkans
Nikolai Voznesensky
State Planning Commission
House action on lifting price controls sparks debate
In Washington the House push to end OPA price controls alarms some and excites others. Proponents argue removal could boost profit, production, and supply while opponents warn it may trigger inflation. Analysts caution predictions vary and outcomes hinge on Senate and presidential approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow Washington
Senate
House
OPA
James G. Rogers
Press study seeks world peace role at editors meeting
The American Society of Newspaper Editors discusses how press can aid world peace and stability. Secretary Byrnes and Undersecretary Acheson plan to brief editors. Trygve Lie will speak at the banquet. Resolutions urge alleviating world famine and backing Truman highway safety. Debate over withholding overseas information and a spot news report for State Department is raised. Ehrenberg, Galaktionev, and Simonov discuss liquidating slander and fighting fascism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Oday
Byrnes
Dean Aoheson
Trygve Lic
United Nations
Truman
Resolutions Trommiliee
Conner Jem
Associated Press
United Press
State Department
Ponithe ‘Xnviety
Llya Ehrenberg
Javestia
Mikhail Galaktionev
Pravda
Konstantin Simonov
Red Star
Russia
Ehrenberg
Simonov
Red Army
Black Sea
Baltic
Discharged Indiana Veterans at Fort Meade Center Week of April 16
A list of Indiana area veterans discharged through Fort George G. Meade separation center during the week of April 16 includes Wilfred G. McManus Commodore, Jerrid Fisher Glen Campbell, Robert C. Wine Indiana Delbert Kaufman Elder ton Nick Rado Waterman Steve Toth Blairsville Joseph I. Bianco Clymer Adrian Crissman Kunkel Indiana Robert K. Fisher at Balboa Park California Eleanor Bender Camp Atterbury Roy Warner Robinson Henry Miller Jr Shelocta Mike Lawer Clyster Mike Biconik Homer City and Bainbridge Navy assignments noted with locations and ranks as part of a roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Area
Fort George
GC. Meade
Meee
Wilfred G. McManus
Commodore
Jerrid EB. Fisher
Glen Campbell
Robert C. Wine
7Th St. Indiana
Delbert C. Kaufman
Elderton
Pfe
Nick Rado
Waterman
Steve Toth
Quarry St
Blairsville
Joseph I. Bianco
Clymer
George EB. Crissman
Adrian
R. Dic
Michael FP
Kunkel
Indiana
Robert K. Fisher
Church St. Indiana
Balboa Park
Calif
Wave Sp
Eleanor Bender
Rossiter R. D
Camp Atter
GI Calvacade Bivouacs In Rain At Memorial Park
Five GIs from Philadelphia bearing diverse nationalities campaign with Maul. The caravan travels to Blairsville Greensburg Latvia and ends Sunday in Washington Pa for a rest. Receptions praise Indiana as one of the cleanest boroughs in the state and Indiana is marked as a must stop on tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Park
United States
Christy Cale
Abe Guberman
C. Mantella
de. James Gawley
Alfred Gross
Philadelphia
Blairsville
Greensburg
Latvoye
Washington Pa
Wwe
Mau
Indiana
Stile
Pennsylvania
Prices to fall as supply meets demand in competitive market
Goods remain scarce but will be plentiful enough to curb prices once supply meets demand. Competition among business men drives prices down as buyers can choose freely. When the real selling blitz begins, prices will drop. read the Gazeus Classified for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suil
Uhler To Speak To Alumni Ass'n
The Indiana State Teachers College Alumni Association spring banquet will be held at the Capitol Hotel in Johnstown at 6 p.m. next Thursday. Dr. J. M. Uhler, college president, will speak. other attendees from the college include Miss Florence B. Kimball dean of women Miss Mary I Esch registrar and treasurer Wilbur Finmertz head of science and Orval Kipp head of art. Invitations have been extended to Indiana graduates and friends of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Teachers College Alm. Association
J. M. Uhler
Capitol Hotel
Johnstown
Florence B. Kimball
Mary I
Esch
Association
Wilbur Finmertz
Orval Kipp
Indiana
Ithe Schoo
No Trace of Aviator Near Deserted Car
Sheriff Glen Jones reported an expensive coupe registered to Alex Papana of Beverly Hills was found abandoned in the desert near Las Vegas. A note addressed to "Jean" signed "Alex" noted personal distress. Papana, a Romanian Olympic bobsledder turned pilot, had recent trouble at home and a history with Lockheed and Northrop as a test pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Glen Jones
Alex Papana
Beverly Hills
Calif
Here
Jones
Imyself
Jean
Alex
Papana
Hier
Los Angeles
Slyvia Dorge
Rochester
Atlantic
New York
Miami
Poland
Hitler
Rumania
France
Army Air Forces
Lockheed
Northrop
Courts Martial Reform Urged After War Miscarriages
A wartime inquiry laments miscarriages of justice in court martial trials. It urges a fully autonomous judicial department with qualified personnel, defense counsel, and mechanisms to reverse injustices. Provisions include enlisted members serving on courts when requested and reforms to protect accused soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Mediath Department
Jersey Field Day at Clarion on Tuesday
Jersey breeders and families are invited to a Jersey Field Day at Clarion on Tuesday April 2. Cars will assemble at the Western Pennsylvania Artificial Breeding Cooperative east of Clarion on the Lakes-to-Sea Highway. From 1000 to 1200 the herd sires barns and equipment will be inspected. County Agent J W Warner reports the Jersey bull committee, from seventeen counties, is Western Pennsylvania members of the cooperative and will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidiana
Clarion
Western Pennsylvania
J. W. Warner
Jersey Bull Committee
Pennsylvania
Will Altan Iyeet
Pennsylvania Strike Totals ~164600 Idle Workers
The Associated Press reports Pennsylvania’s strike picture eased slightly this week yet major stoppages by soft coal miners and electrical workers kept 164600 idle. Notable settlements include a three month York steelwork stoppage at Martin Parry Corp and a five month UAW at General Motors United Motors Service Division in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
York
Martin- Parry Corp
Cto-United Auto
General Motors
United Motors Service Division
Philadelphia
Ate
Richmond
Uniontown
CLO Steelworkers
Delaware
AFL
Journeymen Plumbers and Gas Fitters Union
Home Builders Association
Westinghouse Electric
St. Mary's
Johnsonburg
Allis-Chalmers
Pittsburgh
Beaver Falls
Dravo Corp
Germany Forgetting Hitler Anniversary in Berlin
In Berlin on April 20 the 57th anniversary of Adolf Hitler’s birth goes largely unmarked. Berliners say observance ended last year as the battle for the city raged and Russians advanced, with little interest in the Reich chancellery site or Hitler’s former study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Fuehner
J Reich Cabinet
Puchrer
Hit[ler
Expect Red Rebuff At U.N. Session
In a U.N. debate on May 6 the council reexamined Red Army evacuations from Tran while Tehran tripped on censorship rumors. Iran denied any censorship, though two Times dispatches were suppressed. Spain debate edged toward a five man sub committee led by Lt Col Hudson to report May 17 with full documentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tran
Tehran
Iran
Mozaffar Firouz
Times of London
Spain
W. R. Hodson
Babe Ruth Fined For Speeding In Yonkers Court
Babe Ruth was fined 15 dollars in Yonkers City Court for speeding 60 mph. His attorney Charles J Wallace paid the fine. Easter services were set for 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Union Presbyterian Church with Rev Ray Weber as guest minister, noting Ruth was en route to a charity event when stopped on the Saw Mill River Parkway on March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N.Y
George Herman
Babe” Ruth
Baseball
Ruth
Charles J. Wal
Lace
King
The
Taylors
Swat
Union Presbyterian
iChore Saw Mill River Parkway
Ray Weber
Brooklyn Couple to Celebrate Twin Anniversaries
A Brooklyn mother and daughter will mark their gold and silver wedding anniversaries tomorrow. Mr and Mrs William Webse wed in New York on April 21, 1896 and 26 years later their daughter Irene wed George Schmilt in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Willam Webse
Irene
George Schmilt
12 Killed In Juvenile Gang Wars
Philadelphia reports on a claim that more than 12 boys were killed in New York City gang wars last year. Bradford Chambers of the East Harlem Gang Survey described gangs of ages 12 to 18 in minority areas and Puerto Rican sections. He noted weapons from knives to improvised guns and urged engaging gangs in their own neighborhoods to channelize their activities into constructive pursuits.
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Philadelphia
New York City
Bradford Chambers
East Harlem
The
American Philosophical Society Today
New York
Chambers
China Government Flees Harbin as Reds Take Changchun
The central government acknowledged the fall of Changchun after five days of fighting and reported no word on the seven Americans and 100 Chinese officials sent to Changchun. Marshall's HQ said a request was made to allow the seven Americans to leave Changchun. The group includes two soldiers and five correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Changchun
Marshall
Chungking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Maj
Robert Rigg
Chicago
Clayton [Pond
Portland
Ore
Tom Masterson
Associated Press
Reynolds Packard
United Press
Charlotte Ebener
International News Service
George Weller
Chicago Daily News
Henry R. Liebjermen
New York Times
Famine Relief urged as Wheat Shortage Escalates
La Guardia urges farmers to rush wheat for shipment to dying communities amid a global hunger crisis. Hoover, on Truman request, backs 1.1 million tons monthly export target and wartime set-asides, urging Britain, Russia and Latin America to share relief duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F la Guardia
Hoover
Europe
Middle-East
Truman
United States
Britain
Obituary notices for Stewart McClelland Mauk and Wilson
Obituaries notice John Stewart died April 11 at 2:30 a.m. at his son Wilfred’s home in Washington Township Creekside R C. George B. McClelland Woodside 78 died at his Ford City residence after a long farming life, with extensive surviving children and relatives. James M. MauK Sr. died at his Plumville home after a two year illness, survived by widow Inez and a large family. Harry W. Lad Wilson died in Henderson Texas and will be buried in Indiana after services at Robinson Funeral Home. Ida Mae Trulock 36 died at her Blairsville home after two and a half years illness, survived by husband Edward Trulock and parents.
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John Stewart
Wilfred Stewart
Washington Twp
Creekside
R. C
Robinson Funeral Home
Indiana
Hls
Harry B. Bosd
Greenwood Cemetery
Araminta Murray Stewart
Ida Mae Trulock
Lee Randolph
Glassworks
Blairsville
Clarksburg
Lee
Annie (Jackson) Randolph
Edward Trulock
Mary Jackson
Ehner Randolph
The
Lincoln Writings to Be Collected by Rutgers Press
New Brunswick N J April 20 The Abraham Lincoln Association Springfield and Rutgers University Press announce a cooperative project to publish Lincoln writings in complete form for the first time. Earl Miers and William Barringer call Lincoln the nation’s outstanding figure after a Gallup Poll showing his lead over Washington. They note Lincoln’s works have been neglected unlike Jefferson and Washington.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Abraham Lincoln Association of
Springfield
Rutgers University Press
Abraham Lincoln
Earl Schenck Miers
William E. Barringer
Abraham Lincoln Association
Lincoln
Miers
Barringer
Rubber egg baffles Homer City shoppers at Stewart window
A chicken owned by Bill Cover in Homer City, R D, reportedly laid a dark brown rubber like egg. The peculiar egg is egg shaped with a flexible covering that would bounce on a floor without breaking. It sits on display in Stewart Hardware Store window for public view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Cover
Homer City
R. D
Stewart Hardware
Nancy M Linsenbigler Largely Survived Family Remains Set for Rites
Nancy M Linsenbigler of Blairsville died at her Blairs ville home Thursday night after a two year illness. She was born October 14 1880 in Hitersridge Pa and was married to William A Linsenbigler. Survived by six sons Avonmore R Dy Dean New Kensington Charles Mt Pleasant R J Edgar Apollo BR D 1 Robert Pittsburgh Joseph Delmont one daughter Ruth Marshall Greensburg twenty four grandchildren two great grandchildren and numerous siblings. Funeral services will be held at A M E Zion Church Blairsville with Rev W L Limbrick officiating and interment in Blairsville cemetery. Friends may call at Robinson Funeral Home Sualisburg Monday afternoon at 1 30.
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Nancy Margaret (McLaugh Linlinsenbigler
Blairsville
Thomas Walker
Mary Catherine (Daugherty) Mclaughlin
Hitersridge
Eldersridge Presbyterian
William A. Linsenbigler
Pau
Avonmore
Dy Dean
New Kensington
Charles Mt. Pleasant
R. J
Edgar
Apollo
Robert
Pittsburgh
Joseph
Delmont
Ruth Marshall
Greensburg
James H. McLaughlin
North Baltimore
Ohio
John M. McLaughlin
Vandergrift
George T. McLaughlin
Robert A. McLaughlin
Josep C. North Pa Timore
Jennie Henry Aspinwall
Belle Graydon
Indiana
Olive Malone
Bal 'Himere
Robinson Funeral Home
Sualisburg
Eldersridge Presbyterian Church
Charles Fulton
Eldersridge Cemetery
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Harbin
George B. McClelland Woodside
Ford City
Isaac King
Susan
Sean) Woodside
Woodside
Burrell Township
St. Michael’s Lutheran Church
Brick Church
Asa Meyers
Leechburg R . D
Lutheran Church
William ‘Peiffer
Vandergrif
Paul School
Ciate
Brick Church Cemetery
James M. Mauk, Sr
Plumville
Charles
Anena
Ruffner) Maule
Porter
Inez (McHenry) Mauk
Punxsutawney, R. Pb
James Jr
U. S. Army
Marion
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Harry
Punxsutawney
Bert
Dayton
Thomas
R. D. Blair
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Harry W
Lad) Wilson
Henderson
Texas
Oakland Cemetery
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Creighton
Baltimore
Jennie Mullen
Windker
Harry Wilson
Robert Marlin
George Marlin
Abe Lincoln
Gulf
C. Martin
Mgr
Clymer, PA
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Weatier Report
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Seruetly
Home & Supply
Mercury
Tonia Ch Coe Mele Bines
Excellence Sports
Homer City Feed Company
West Elm Street
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