China Civil War At Critical Stage Fears Fratricidal Clash
NAATAS column warns China's civil conflict between Communist forces and Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists could widen to engulf 500 million people. The piece notes General George C. Marshall's mediation efforts, potential armistice difficulties, and possible federal arrangements including Communist state rights. It also highlights famine-driven unrest and U.N. relief efforts under L. A. R. A.'s leadership influencing the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Manchuria
Chiang Kai-Shek
George C. Marshall
America
Chungking
United States
Marc
F. H. LaGuardia
United Nations Relict and Rehabilitation Administration
Elder statesmen plan urged by Truman rings familiar
President Truman taps a group of five wartime generals and four admirals as elder statesmen to advise as needed. The idea recalls Wellington and Baruch, with Pershing cited as past advisor figures. The nine officers named include Eisenhower Marshall MacArthur Arnold Nimitz King Leahy Halsey Waesche. A prior action granted five star rank with lifetime pay for the top four generals and admirals, with slightly higher pay to Waesche and Vandegrift as added presences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Truman
National Defense
John J. Pershing
White House
Bernard Baruch
Roosevelt
Richard Aldington
Duke of Wellington
Wellington
Waterloo
Crystal Palace
London
Palace
Eisenhower
Marshall
MacArthur
Arnold
Vaudensrilt
Nimitz
King
Leahy Halsey
Waesche
Machine Age Transforms Ceremonies
Boston on Patriots Day shows a shift as Dawes impersonator Lockhart J. Smith and four associates travel by moving van with five horses. The group is ferried from Brookline to Cambridge to Arlington then Lexington, while the Revere rider Ralph Maggs travels on horseback. Children along the route called for Dawes as the spectacle moved through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William Dawes
Paul Revere
Boston– Levington
Dawes
Arlington
Lexington
Smith
Revere
Ralph Maggs
Paul
Twins Born Sixty seven Hours Apart
In Port Angeles Washington a Russian mother gave birth to premature twins 67 hours apart. The first baby, born aboard the USSR Belgorod tanker, died soon after birth. The second, a four pound fourteen ounce girl, survived and has a good chance of survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Angeles
Wash
J L. McFadden
Stork O Port
Port Angeles General Hospital
David Yatesky
Soviet Purchasing Commission
McPfadden
Ussr Belgorod
Robert Rutherford
Seattle
Seven District Men Get Safety Awards
Seven district salesmen at Grenman Bakeries received safety awards from Indiana district supervisor A W Perry at a Johnstown meeting. Honors included 13 years of safe driving for Charles Binkie and Boyd Warne, a 6 year award with a diamond ring for Joseph Mivale, a four year award and gold ring for Brad Bray, and two year awards with gold clasps for William Luther Frank Rubuzzi and Joseph Peunnyaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenman Bakeries
A. W. Perry
Indiana
Johnstown
Charles Binkie
Boyd Warne
Sid Bond
Roy Bowser
Joseph Petrosty
Joseph Mivale
Bred Bray
William Luther
Frank Rubuzzi
Joseph Peunnyaria
OPA Row Sparks Senate Debate At Washington Meet
Senate discussion centers on House price control amendments praised as inflationary by Bowles and Porter. Downey and Downey supporters report growing consumer mail for venting support while opposition voices temper expectations amid mixed public response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosse
Hakum
OPA
Bowles
Porter
House
Senate
Tadiuy
Ventinger
Congress
Senaor Downey
Uc-Califf
Prisoners seize Italian jail in wartime riot
A mob of about 2,400 prisoners at Viltore jail in Milan seized control with machine guns and grenades. Ten guards were taken hostage as the revolt began yesterday. Police and army ringed the jail with 20 reported wounded. many inmates face political charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
Wehr
Viltore
Power Restored After Easter Fire Hits Pitcairn Plant
In Pitcairn Pennsylvania fire damaged the municipal power plant, cutting power for over 20 hours. Duquesne Light Co provided temporary facilities as Six fire units fought the blaze. Damage was estimated at $10,000. authorities cite a spark igniting fumes in the smoke stacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitcairn
Allegheny County
Snaih Street
Duquesne Light Co
Charles Leer
Turtle Creek
Tire
Clyde Loughner
Leger O
Azerbaijan Grows Promises Amid Interprovincial Tensions
The Central Government vows to consider internal culture and health needs in tax collection and provincial budgets. It pledges freedom for the Democratic party and others in Azerbaijan, and no action against supporters of the party. A population-based parliamentary representation reform is planned with a bill before the Majlis. Reports say Tehran merchant Spakhhian invited Azerbaijan reps to talk with the center. Iran orders border troops to stay put to avoid bloodshed as clashes with Zolfaghari tribesmen arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Azerbaijan
Adijustoent
Qavam
F. Spakhhian
Tehran
Pabriz
Quran
Kurdistany
Ehran
Open Trial For Chetnik Leader Open Trial For Chetnik Leader
Balorade reports an open trial next month for a Chetnik leader accused of treason. Gen. Alexander Rinisusie, interior minister, says the suspect collaborated with occupation forces and was linked to Mihailovic. Trial to occur in a war-devastated border region between Bosnia and Serbia.
Arcadia Student Stars in College Play Angel Street
Arcadia student James Roadhouse of Arvada appears in the College Players production of Angel Street at State Teachers College California on May 2 3 at 8 pm. Young Roadhouse is a freshman. he belongs to the YMCA and college basketball and baseball teams under the supervision of Ma Neal G. Smith dramatics and speech head. the village stage version of Gaslight is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roadhouse
Das
Sphine Roadhouse
Arvada
College Players
Angel Stree
State Teachers College
California
Young Roadhouse
YMCA
Basket- OM
Angel Street
Waveetinn
Ma Neal G. Suith
Hesvad
Dramatics
Speseh
Gaslighy
Temperance Speaker Sain Morris to Address Presbyterian Gathering
The Voice of Temperance figure Sain Morris will speak at a mass meeting in the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening May 8, at Tad p. an. The event promises a public address on temperance themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sain Morris
Voice of Temperance
Presbyterian Church
al Tad P. An
1946 Pennsylvania election seen as test for 1948 campaign
Pennsylvania voters face a pivotal 1946 primary shaping a 1948 campaign. Governor Edward Martin seeks the GOP Senate nomination May 21 to oppose Democrat Joseph F. Guffey. Party factions dispute leadership and potential presidential timber, with talk of Martin as a possible candidate amid shifts in party unity and strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrisburg
Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
U. S. Senate
Martin
Elizabeth
Jordan
Pittsburgh
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Manning
Guffely
Truman
Roosevelt
Tame
G. Mason Owlett
Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association
James Buchanan
Chaser
Owlett
M. Harvey Taylor
GOP
Joseph R. Grundy
Bristol
John WU
Shrayer
Pennsylvania Highways
William Harman
Philadelphia
Willkie
James IT. Duff
Senate
GOF
M. Marvey Taylor
Repubblicans
Ddemocrats
Warren Mickle
Duff
Daniel B. Stickler
Kitlan
Ning
Buller
Beaver
New Castle
Mercer
Tionests
Erie
Warren
Smeth
Nor
Ridgway
Emporium
Look Hiven
Thurs
Gettysburg
Chamberstuirg
Carlisle
Newbhopingfield
Lewistown
Shroever
J. Calvin Frank
Harrisburg
Jim
Amorrow
York
Shrover
Franklin
Uuotingdon
Bedford County
Phaveday
Cambria County
Rice Sai
Renomnation
Riese
Aspiculture
Henry al Wallace
Yesture
Phuibadelphia
Marshall Demands Red Charge Be Aired
Marshall demands that a Red charge be aired and a full Communist investigation into claims that U S planes strafed Communist forces near Szepingsai last week. U S sources deny involvement, while Changchun seizure of an unarmed U S aircraft is cited by Communists. Manchuria fighting continues as UN relief supplies reach Bukdin amid typhus fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chou en-Lai
United States
Szepingsai
Chow
U. S
U. S. Army
Marine
Navy
China
Szepingkhai
U.S. Army
Hasan
Changchun
Chungking
Marshall
Manchuria
Mukden
Thhe
United Nations Relief and Re‘habitation Administration
Bukdin
Auto crash in TX kills 22 year old Norman Randolph
An automobile overturned on Route 40 yesterday near seeeTLV as SAM Ia AB. Norman Randolph, 22, of Washington was killed and four others injured. State Police reported the driver said he was blinded by the glare from an approaching car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeetlv
Sam
Norman Randolph
Washingtory
Spain Controversy Resumes On Council Agenda After Recess
The article notes international interest in a proposed UN investigating committee. Mexico approves the Australian plan, Poland supports it with questions about the committee’s makeup. Russia shows favorable interest, while the United States and Britain seek instructions. A diplomatic break may be delayed pending a UN report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dently
Mexico
Poland
Russia
United States
Britain
Beng
Somw
Zerby Warns Indiana County Forests Fire Risk
District forester Charles E. Zerby cautioned that the dry spell has left Indiana County woods tinder dry and urged strict precautions against fires. Small blazes were reported in Cherryhill North Mahoning South Mahoning and Conemaugh townships over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Zerby
Indiana County
Zerby
Cherryhill
Norlht Mahoning
South Mahoning
Conemaugh
Truman Visits Fleet for Atlantic Maneuvers Display
President Truman boarded the aircraft carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt with Adm. Mitscher to view large scale naval air maneuvers off the Virginia capes. The Eighth Fleet, involving 29 ships, will operate through May 27 with striking bombardment screening and support groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Eighth Fleet
President Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Naval Air
Atlantic
Adm
Marc A. Mitscher
Fighth
Mitscher
Virginia Capes
Mr. Truman
White Houses
Washington
Williamsburg
Chesapeake Bay Area
Kaburagi and Four Subordinates Executed in Hankow Case
Maj. Gen. Masatake Kaburagi and four subordinates were hanged at Ward Road Jail for their roles in the Hankow December 1944 torture and killings of three American fliers. Warrant Officer Tsutomu Fuji, Sgt. Major Shoczeo Masui, Szt. Koichi Masuda, and Lance Corp. Yosaburo Shirakawa were also executed. The incident targeted Lt. Lester R. White and Sergeants Henry Wheaton and James E. Forbes Jr. in an effort to sway Chinese opinion against the United States. Col. Kameji Fukumoto received life imprisonment. others got 18 months to 20 years. one civilian was acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
United States
Kaburagi
Rial
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hankaw
Fuji
Kameji Fukumoto
Gliders to carry cargo from Philadelphia to Cuba and Puerto Rico
Winged Cargo plans first glider cargo service from Philadelphia to Geo rem Florida Cuba and Puerto Rico. Civil Aeronautics Authority approves the experiment. Company President Bred P. Dollenbers announces the new freight routes linking the Quaker City with southern United States and the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
West Indies
Besins Rai
Philadelphia
Ine
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Quaker City
Georem
Florida
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Bred P. Dollenbers
Crushed to Death in Railway Yard Accident
Aliquippa Pa April 22 William James Morgan 25 of Beaver Falls was crushed to death between freight cars in the Jones Laughlin Steel Corp plant yards. He leaves a widow, his parents Mr and Mrs H L Morgan of New Brighton, and a brother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliquippa
William James
Morgan
Beaver Falls
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
H. L. Morgan
New Brighton
Shidehara Cabinet Faces Postwar Election Turbulence
The Liberal Democratic era sees Shidehara's cabinet under pressure after six months of factional strife among Reocian and Groun groups. Election results show Progressives 93 seats and Social Democrats 92 as Hatoyama faces disqualification probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uressives
Social Democrats
Progressives
Hatoyama
Supreme Headquarters
Hitler
Mussolini
Shidohiara
Naruhiko Higashi-Kani
Shidehara
Moo
MacArthur
Shidejbara
Obituary notices from Indiana and Blairsville area
Obituaries report Mrs Rose L Elliott of Harrisburg dying at her grandson Richard Whiting’s home in Indiana after an Easter visit. Also named are Anthony Marcozzi of Blairsville death at 335 East Brown Street and multiple family survivors. Other notices include James Murray Dill of Homer City and Minerva Everwine of Indiana, with services planned in Indiana and Orchard Park New York. Interments at Woodlawn Orchard Park and Oakland Cemetery, plus details on Albert G Weaver Sr Blairsville and Wilson E Fields Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose T L. Elliott
Hymn Street
Harrisburg
Richard L. Whiting
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
Elliott
Whiting
Indiana Fair Grounds
Robert M.elott
Bedford
Clifford L. Whiting
Cecil A. Elliott
Buffalo
Claude M. Elliott
Towanda
Anthony Marcozzi
East
Brown Street
Blairsville
Lazzaro
Julia (Paci) Marcozi
Italy
Adaline D'Luca Marcozzi
Edward A
Arthur J
SS. Simon Church of
The
Americal Lesson
Eagle Lodge
Italian Society
Pennsylvania Railroad
Simon and Jude
Church Cemetery
James Murray Dill
Watson B
Hazel M. (Cramer) Dill
Homer City
R. D
Buffington Township
Burgess Cramer
Nanty jGlo
Wayne
Eugene
Richard
Dilltown
Collins Cramer
Armagh
Minerva (Edwards) Everwine
Oakmont
Pittsburgh
Thomas J. Everwine
Gladys Campbell
George Campbell
Bertha Myers
Mrs. Everwine
Everwing
Miss Myers
Oakland Cemetery
Los Angeles
Streams
Minerva Everwine
Oakland
California
N.C. Myers
Fort, Worth
Texas
Albert G. Weaver
N. Marrow Street
Plumville
William C. Weaver
Magdalene Muller
Jane Palmer Weaver
Alice Chamberlain
Gertrude McCune
Johnstown
U. S. Marines
South Pacific
Gertrude Agnew
Tressa Floyd
Vandergrift
Lutheran Church of
Sportsman's Club
N. Morrow — Street
James Frank
John L. Reiner
Death notices for Fields family in Indiana newspaper
Daugherty Fields, a glass worker with 26 years at Indiana Glass, died recently. Survived by second wife Mary Carney and five daughters Hazel DeVinney Mildred Burnheimer Edith Longanecker Dorothy Harrison Jeane Fortier, plus brother Charles Fields and sisters Violet Zedler Hazel McFall. Visitation at Logan Bornheimer home Indiana after 7 p.m. today. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Wesleyan Methodist Church Indiana. Burial Greenwood Cemetery under Leychie Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty) Fields
Indiana Glass Factory
Blanche Louden
Mary Carney
Indiana
Hazel DeVinney
Mentioned
Mildred Burnheimer
Edith Longanecker
Connellsville
Dorothy Harrison
Avonmore
Jeane Fortier
West Beach
Charles Fields
Tarentum
Violet Zedler
New Kensington
Hazel McFall
Logan Bornheimer
Oalk St
Thurman McCracken
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Leychie Funheral
Tito Govt Recognition Is Approved
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee signaled reserved approval of recognizing Marshal Tito's Yugoslav government. Reports said the move foreshadows abandoning the policy of withholding diplomatic ties to disagree with regimes. Committee members noted the action does not pass on Tito’s merits or demerits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
United States
Connally
D-Tex
Tita
Byrnes
Fire Truck Collides With Bus In Philadelphia
In Downtown Philadelphia a fire rescue truck speeding to a blaze collided with a bus near midnight. Eighteen people were injured including Lt. George Huffnagie, 41, who was thrown from the truck. The bus driver and passengers plus six firemen received treatment at Fahenmann Hospital and were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George Huffnagie
Fahenmann Hosiptal
Smicksburg Heir Seeks 1220 Dollar Reimbursement
Amina Marshall, one of 84 heirs to 24 acres condemned in Smicksburg Borough, filed in U S District Court in Pittsburgh for 1220.47 dollars she paid in taxes and improvements on the land. She bought the land at a 1037 tax sale and seeks reimbursement from 1635.24 dollars held in court for heirs, asking 1220.47 herself and 414 for the remaining heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amina Marshall
Smicksburg
Pittsburgh
Mays. Marshall
U. S
Marshall
New Barber Shop Opens in Marion Center
A new barber shop opened in Marion Center today operated by C. M. Smathers who has 30 years’ barbering experience in Indiana. Smathers bought the shop and residence of Albert Bilhart, remodeled and redecorated, and moved his residence to Marion Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
M. Smathers
Indiana
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