Cordier Speaks on The Far East for Kiwanis Club
Indiana State era College alumnus Ralph Cordier addressed the Indiana Kiwanis Club on The Far East, contrasting American and Russian approaches to progress, urging a prompt peace treaty for Japan Germany Hungary and Italy, and noting the cold war context. Guests John Cribbs John Wheeler Robert McKelvey and Robert Bolan attended Carlyle Fee presided.
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Ralph Cordier
Indiana State Era College
Indiana Kiwanis Club
Far East
Ralph Helges
Soviet Union
Russia
America
Cordier
Chamber of Commerce
George Rinkenberger
Ralph Drumheller
National banks earn half billion in 1949 profits
Approximately 5,000 national banks posted net profits of 475 million dollars in 1949, yielding about eight percent on invested capital, as announced by the Comptroller of the Currency. This contrasts with 424 million dollars and a 7.47 percent return in 1948.
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Hineton
Rotary Told How Tj Hearing Ald Helps Bovn In Girl's Care
Indiana Rotary heard Herman Diehl of Sonotone explain how hearing aids aid many with impairments and how early treatment improves outcomes. Two reels of instructional movies followed the talk, highlighting advances by hearing aid manufacturers. Then the report shifts to a New York City crime tale about a kidnapped premature baby found alive in a hotel storeroom after three weeks, with details of the suspect and recovery.
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Rotary
Ald
Herman Diehl
Indiana
Diehl
New York
Manhattan
Evelyn Jane Jordan
Lincoln Hospital
Bronx
Clifford Holden
Marcus Kogel
Chanet
Atlle Chance
Jordan
Coburg
Pennsylvania Station
Punxs'y Chamber Hails Economic Revival in Indiana
Indiana County Chamber of Commerce lauded Punxsutawney’s revival through a postwar effort that pooled nickel dimes and dollars to buy a plant and attract employers. New ventures followed including Loree Footwear, Speer Carbon, Pramco, Jefferson Textile, and Punxsutawney Company generating jobs for dozens, with the flood control project and a Clearfield Aviation school mortgage among Chamber successes.
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Loree Footwear Company
Rossiter
Speer Carbon Company
Pramco Company
Jefferson Textile
Punxsutawney Company
Clearfield Aviation School
Chamber of Commerce
Polices
Chamber of Commerc
Punxsulawney
Chamber
Jefferson County Housing Authority
Clearfield Aviation
Sam Jordan
Indian Chamber of Commerce
Punxsy Chamber
Indiana
Lorch Views Not Considered at Penn State Case
Dr Lorch’s views were not used in deciding his non renewal at Penn State Milholland states the college would not reveal reasons for contract non renewal. Zalmon H Garfield Progressive Party director voiced similar protest about housing a Negro family while Lorch was away. Milholland cites favorable Penn State attitude toward Negroes and notes instructors are hired on one year probation.
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New York
Zalmon H. Garfield
Progressive Party
Penn State College
Milholland
Spiritual Victory Crusade opens at Crooked Creek Church
The Spiritual Victory Crusade led by Evangelist Paul D. Raycroft began at Crooked Creek Baptist Church with Rev John M Lovett as pastor. A Sunday choir started and weekly sermons featured topics on prayer, sin, salvation and life after death, with daily youth meetings and visual aids for Bible stories.
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Crooked Creek Baptist Church
John M. Lovett
Paul D. Raycroft
Pennsylvania Baptist Convention
Philadelphia
Raycroft
Pennsylvania
Church of Indiana
Ambrose
Blairsville
Vintondale
Pine Plats
Nanty-Glo
Glen Campbell
Kity Tanning
Walter Little to be Retired by Electric Co
Walter A. Little R D J Indiana will retire May 1 from Pennsylvania Electric Company after 22 years as a janitor. He is one of four retirees under Penelec's plan, alongside Randall C Wilber John C Franz Eric and John R Dunkel. Little, married to Eva D Dick, is father of four and intends travel and sightseeing from Indiana Pennsylvania.
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Walter A. Little
Indiana
Pennsylvania Electric Company
R. A. Shumaker
Little
Penelec
Mr. Little
Randall C. Wilber
Port Allegheny
John C. Franz
Eric
John R. Dunkel
Altoona
Marion Center
Indiana High
Indiana Provision Company
McCreary Tire and Rubber
Indiana Brewery
U. S. Post Office
Eva D. Dick
Charles Minto
Edwin
Robert H. Little
Lawrence E. Little
U. S. Navy
California
Clymer Kiwanis Hears Reports and Planned Interclub Meet
The Clymer Kiwanis Club met at the Presbyterian church with 37 members present under President Blair Goodlin. Jack Steele reported joint tree planting with Indiana Kiwanis at Seph Mack Camp totaling about 2000 trees, with roughly 1000 from each club and help from local Boy Scouts. An interclub meeting with the North Cambria Club at Carrolton was announced for Thursday evening. A Radio Artists Show is set for May 11, and the next meeting is scheduled for 6 30.
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Clymer Kiwanis Club
Presbyterian Church
Blair Goodlin
Ladies Air Society
John Steffy
Clymer
Jack Steele
Indiana Kiwanis
Seph-Mack Camp
Indiana
North Cambria
Carrolton
Assassin hanged for 1948 Egyptian prime minister killing
In Cairo on April 25 a 23 year old student Abdel Maguid Ahmed Hassan was hanged for the 1948 assassination of Prime Minister Mahmoud Fahmy Nokrashy Pasha. Four accomplices received life terms while ten co‑defendants were acquitted.
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Cairo
Egypp
Mahmoud Fahmy Nokrashy Pasha
Abdel Maguid Ahmed Hassan
Curb Agency Seeks Year Extension of Wartime Rentals Controls
Officials including Aaron W. White urged a one year extension of federal wartime controls to ease a housing shortage for middle and low income renters. Newark Mayor Ralph A. Villani called it essential to prevent a disaster for low income families. Stevenson warned of sharp rent hikes if controls end and noted state efforts in New York New Jersey and Illinois.
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Aaron W. White
Philadelphia
Bernard Samuels
White
Ralph A. Villani
Newark
N. J
New York
Stevenson
Michigan
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Congress
Reed Family Thankful For Grass Fire Help
Mr and Mrs Ross F Reed and Zula express thanks in a Gazette letter to all who helped fight the grass fire at their property last Saturday afternoon.
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Ross F. Reed
Zula
the Gazette
Obituary notices for Mrs Lucy E R Clark and Viola Bone
Two long obituaries note the deaths of Mrs Lucy E R Clark of Saltsburg and Viola Bone of Indiana. Clark, born 1878 in Fort Edwards New York, died April 24 at Kiski School Saltsburg with services April 26. survivors include two sons and five grandchildren. Bone died April 24 at Memorial Hospital Indiana with services April 27. she is survived by husband George and children plus siblings.
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Lucy ER. Clark
Irving Montgomery Clark
KL. M. Clark
Kiski School
Salteburg
I. A
Fort Edwards
New York
James
Sarah Mitchell Powers
Church of the Epiphany
Winchester
Maes
Mra
Clark
L. M. Clark
Kiski
Salteeburg
Miami
Florida
Robin« Aon Funeral Home
Raymond W. Nicholson
Salem
Banks Township
Indiana County
Indiana
Miest Regulas Baptist Church of
George Bone
Thomas
Donald
Mia
Ralph
Martha) Shaffer
Betety
Jane
Leonard Houck
Ebenaburg
John Houck Tohnatown
James Houck
Patto
Theodore Houck
Spatgier
Eugene Houck
Culver
Dean
Carl Houck
Patton
Harry Gardner
Cherry Tree
Gaynell Graham
Alver
Mary Richardson
Marchand
Simon Smith
Earl Painter
Glen Campbell
Robinson's
7Th St
Wednes- Harel Viola Bone
Werveen
R. D
Ndlo
Oregana
John
Kather
Odd Fellows Cemeine
Salaghver Houck
Burnside
Oratory Winner Set for WDAD Farm Hour Talk Announcement
William Sleepy of Penn Run won first place in the Cambria and Indiana Counties Vocational Agricultural oratory contest and will speak on Fire Prevention on the WDAD WDAI Farm Hour at 7 45 a m tomorrow, announced by Soil Conservation Service manager William Wetzell.
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WDAI
William Sleepy
Penn Run
Cambria
Indiana
William Wetzell
Soil Conservation Service
Knife-Wielding Attacker Terrorizes Tokyo Girls
A leather-jacketed man has struck Tokyo women three times in the past month, targeting couples walking at night. In each incident the assailant slashed the throat of the woman, killing her, before vanishing. Police seek clues about the mystery killer.
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Tokyo
Ray Chooses New Red Bank Valley Joint School Leader
Ray, 47, was elected supervising principal of the Red Bank Valley Joint School by the Joint Board Personnel Committee after a field of seven applicants. He will assume May 1 and will draft the joint budget for the fall term with input from district committees.
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Windichfor
Clark E. Ray
Indiana County
Red Bank Valley
Joint Board
First National Bank
Ray
Red Bank Creek
Bethlehem
Indiana County Schools
British Debt Aid Cold Shouldered
Taft argued the 3.15 billion loan to Britain aimed to settle sterling debts with India, Pakistan, and Southeast Asia. Wherry claimed Britain shows balanced budgets abroad and at home and questioned why more aid is needed amid a Senate debate on a 3.98 billion foreign aid bill. Connally criticized colleagues for not staying the course in the debate.
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Britain
India
Pakistan
Southeast Asia
Taft
Wherry
Senate
Great Britain
Mexicans Seize Five Texas Shrimp Boats Near Tampico
Mexican gun boat captured five Texas shrimp vessels about 125 miles south of the area on a Sunday prompting protest from U S lawmakers. Mexico claims nine mile territorial waters while the United States recognizes three miles. Captains say vessels were 7 1 2 to 10 miles offshore. one ship escaped after a ten minute chase.
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Port Isabel
Tex
Texas
Washington
Tollefson
Rwash
Rep
Thompson
D-Tex
State Department
Mexico
Bernardo Jimenez
Tampico
Baby” Jenkins
Virgilio Uribe
Johnstown Secures Order for 1000 Hopper Cars
Bethlehem Steel Co. announced it had received an order to build 1,000 60 ton hopper cars for the Reading Railroad. The cars will be manufactured at the companys Johnstown plant.
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Bethlehem, Pa
Bethlehem Steel Company
Reading Railroad
Johnstown
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Robert P. Bolan
Rhode Ieland
Indiana Lions Club
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McCreary Tire and Rubber Company
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Floyd
Tesla Floyd
Lew Stephens
Paul Woodring
Indiana County Blood Bank
Graham Granville Seyler
The
Lions
First Methodist Church
D. B.” Graham
Lion Charles Pavis
Homer
Laura F. Wendel
Lock Haven
Martha George
Homer City
Wendel
Miss George
J. D. George
Altoona Hospital
Walter Little
Electric Co
Clymer Club
Pasha
Curb Agency
Manhattan Island
Black Lick
WDAD
Knifer
Clarion Co. Schoopost
Connally
Gengte
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Eugene Bergh
Plumyille
Hei
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Bo U0- Ax
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W. F. Hildebrand
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