Red Jets Hit French Plane in Soviet Zone
In Berlin’s Soviet zone two Soviet jets fired on an Air France plane injuring two German passengers. The aircraft landed safely at Tempelhof. Passengers Mrs. Irmgard Nebel and Walter Kurth were hospitalized with abdomen and limb injuries after four passes and bursts of gunfire. Flights resumed for Pan American and British Airways. Air France canceled until tomorrow.
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Berlin
Air France
Germany
Tempelhof
Frankfurt
Irmgard Nebel
Walter Kurth
Bad Homburg
Bonn
Pan American
British Airways
Nebel
Peace Talks In Complete Recess Now
In Munsan Korea the truce talks entered complete recess for the first time in five months as the United Nations Command awaited Communist reaction to an Allied armistice proposal. The Reds must decide when to meet next, likely after Peiping and Pyongyang, and perhaps Moscow, rule on the plan. The proposal, termed an overall solution to remaining issues, covers prisoner exchange, Red demands to rebuild air fields, and Russia as truce supervisor.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Peiping
Pyongyang
Moscow
Russia
Week Planner Meeting Set for Oct 18 19 in Hershey
Pennsylvania Week Committee workers will meet in Hershey on October 18 and 19. Gov. John S. Fine state commerce secretary Andrew J. Sordoni and Arthur C. Kaufman Philadelphia state chairman of the 1952 observance confirmed the schedule at a conference.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Hershey
John S. Fine
Andrew J. Sordoni
Arthur C. Kaufman
Philadelphia
Hirohito Quietly Marks 51st Birthday in Mourning
Emperor Hirohito observed his 51st birthday in Tokyo with no official celebration due to the imperial family's mourning for the empress dowager. Local commerce highlights include Ricupero's daily offerings, plus assorted firearms and ammunition and Rogers Jewelry advertising easy pay terms with no carrying charge.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Winchester
Remington
Savage
Rogers Jewelry
Tix
Coronation Date for Queen Set in Buckingham Palace
London announces Queen Elizabeth II will be crowned on June 2, 1953. The date sets a week of royal pageantry and public activity, as Buckingham Palace confirms the coronation schedule.
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London
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Tiny Town Featured in Atlantic Edition
The Atlantic edition of the Christian Science Monitor published a feature on Tiny Town Indiana Pa detailing its history as a national attraction drawing over 12,000 visitors yearly. Assembled by Mr and Mrs Herb Manners at 1217 Church Street, Indiana Pa the site hosts a gift shop added three years ago and recently expanded to include confections.
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Atlantic
Christian Science Monitor
Boston
Mass
Indiana
The
Gazette
Herb Manners
Church Street
United States
the Manners
Pittsburgh car dealer pleads guilty to passing worthless checks
Jerome Lubetz of Pittsburgh pleaded guilty to passing worthless checks totaling 17000 dollars. Judge John T. Duff warned he will sentence Lubetz to jail if restitution is not paid within 30 days. Adorable Minx Model Juniors for Summer are here. Gearhart's.
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Pittsburgh
Jerome Lubetz
John T. Duff
Lubetz
Gearhart's
Navy orders probe into Hobson sinking in mid Atlantic
The Navy announced a formal court of inquiry into the Hobson destroyer minesweeper disaster with about 174 lost in peacetime. The carrier Wasp, carrying 61 survivors, heads for Brooklyn Navy Yard for repairs as the casualty list fluctuates and Congress faces demand for inquiry.
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Washington
Navy
Hobson
Wasp
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Naval Hospital
Adm
Lynde McCormick
Atlantic Fleet
Norfolk
Thousands Fight Utah Floodwaters
Salt Lake City reports the worst flood in history as thousands battle surging streams from melting snow. A railroad bridge fails, a dam is breached, homes evacuated, and highways clogged while Salt Lake streets are sandbagged to direct floodwater from eastern canyons. City Engineer Roy W. McLeese warns the danger may outpace control.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Wasatch Mountains
Roy W. McLeese
Claim the Favored In Mass Vote
Massachusetts voters head to the polls in a key Republican delegate contest as Eisenhower supporters predict a clear victory over Taft while Taft backers stay optimistic. Rain and cold are expected to dampen turnout, with 28 of 38 delegates up for grabs across 14 districts.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A.taft
Taft
Eisenhower
Debe- See
Ike
Local Contractor Awarded State Highway Projects
The Pennsylvania Department of Highways named A. TM. Moreau and Sons, Inc. of Indiana as winner of two road projects. One covers widening and resurfacing 0.73 mile of Route 53 in Gallitzin Township with a bid of 49,746 dollars. The second widens rural route across 5.29 miles in Gilpin and Bethel Townships, Armstrong County, including a bridge over Elder Run.
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Pennsylvania Department of Highways
A. ™. Moreau and Sons, Inc
Indiana
Gallitzen
Gilpen
Bethel Township
Armstrong County
Elder Run
Court Rule Awaited In Steel Case
Federal Judge David A. Pine may rule today or tomorrow on the historic challenge to President Truman's power to seize the steel industry. House Judiciary Committee debated impeachment or censure measures as GOPs pressed for a vote while steel firms seek injunctions to regain property seized April 8 amid CIO worker threats.
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Washington
David A. Pine
Truman
Pine
District Court
House Judiciary Committee
GOP
CIO
Judge Pine
New PSC Student Head is Named
STATE COLLEGE Pa John H Laubach of Benton Columbia County is the new president of the Pennsylvania State College Student Barry Laubach was sworn into office Government officials awaited as all college president last night Pine s decision before ordering alloy David K Mutchler of Williams wage increase for steelworkers into port chairman of the Student Trib effect over the industry s obta tions Secretary of Commerce Sawyer nominally in charge of the seized industry was expected to notify steel firms today they may apply for an average 3 a ton price increase if they wished That is the limit the government Ga NTE CC UAW auienae Also taking over student offices were Theodore E Kimmel of Shelocta Indiana County senior class president Richard J Lemyre of Merrick N Y junior class president and his brother Joseph C Lemyre athletic association president The Lemyre brothers are Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling champions
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State College
John H. Laubach
Benton
Columbia County
Pennsylvania State College
Barry
Laubach
Pine
Alloy David K. Mutchler
Williams
Sawyer
Ga. Nte
Auienae
Theodore E. Kimmel
Shelocta
Indiana County
Richard J. Lemyre
Merrick
N. Y
Joseph C. Lemyre
Athletic Association
Lemyre Brothers
Pan American Clipper Flight 202 Overdue
Pan American World Airways reports word from Rio de Janeiro that Flight 202 is overdue at Port of Spain Trinidad after being reported late from New York. The status notes concern the Pan American clipper missing en route.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Port of Spain
Trinidad
General Clark named Far East Commander amid criticism
Washington AP Gen Mark Clark is named to lead the Far East command while Sen Long questions past World War II actions including the Rapido crossing. Critics in Congress query the NATO assignment as a reward and urge review, though Senate leadership doubts a blocking move.
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Mark Clark
Washington
Matthew Ridgway
Dwight Eisenhower
Ridgway
Congress
Pentagon
Far East
Europe
Clark
Army Field Forces
Truman
Omar Bradley
Eisenhower
NATO
Sen
Long Dla
Armed Services Committee
Rapido River
Texas National Guard
Navy
Rapido
Long
Korea
Sen. McFarland
Arizona
Senate
Texas
Mark
Pickets Parade At Lucernemines Plant
Picketing continued at the Arone Concrete Products Corp plant with Bayonne workers and teachers on strike. A management spokesman said most employees returned to work after a one day interruption. Classes resumed while negotiations over a $300 yearly pay increase stalled.
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Homer
Arone Concrete Products Corp
Bayonne
UMWA
Alor
UMW
Equaliza
Millionaire Weds His Young Nurse in Westchester Estate
Hart sdale New York reports 83 year old Henry Jacques Gaisman, famed Gillette heir, wed 33 year old nurse Kitty Vance in a ceremony performed by Justice Louis M. Galgano at Gaisman's Westchester County estate. The couple plans a honeymoon. Gaisman is said to be worth over 25 million dollars. The bride previously supervised nurses at Mt. Sinai Hospital where they met two years ago during his cardiac treatment.
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Hartsdale
Henry Jacques Gaisman
Kitty Vance
Justice of the Peace
Louis M. Galgano
Greensburgh
Gaisman
Westchester County
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Clean-Up Week In Indiana Planned May 17 24
The Clean-Up Committee of the Chamber of Commerce announces a May 17 to 24 clean-up and paint-up program in Indiana. A parade on May 17 at 2 PM on Philadelphia Street will feature nine bands and all cleanup agencies. Activities include a blitz paint job and public demonstrations by the fire department, plus school art prizes, park cleaning, and Scouts’ involvement to aid defense efforts. Merchants will display banners, and the public will see garbage-collection equipment in the parade under the theme Make Indiana Attractive to Visitors.
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Indiana
Chamber of Commerce
Philadelphia
Fire Department
Ardent
Lions Club
Chamber
Clair Weaver
Homer Tyger
Indiana Lumber Ad Supply
Forest Lockard
Douglas Malcolm
Percival N. Park
Olene Beers
William Peterson
Charles M. Davis
Pat Stapleton
Stanley Brodsky
Mr. DeGaetano
Free Chest X Rays For Indiana Co
The Indiana County Tuberculosis and Health Society with the Bureau of Tuberculosis Control offers free chest X rays to residents over fifteen. The Big White Bus will visit 22 towns across Indiana County with hours listed for each location from May 5 to May 22. Schedule details include Homer City Ernest Heilwood Commodore Saltsburg Elders Ridge Indiana Lucernemines Brush Valley Robinson Robindale Armagh Clymer Blairsville McIntyre Indiana High School Black Lick Marion Center Arcadia Plumville.
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Indiana County
Homer City
Ernest, Company
Heilwood
A.M
Commodore
P.M
Saltsburg
Elders Ridge
Selin
P.M. Co
Indiana
Lucernemines
Brush Valley
Ichool
Robinson
Leway
Robindale
Penlee Plant
Armagh
Ichoal
Clymer
Main Street
Bank
Blairsville
Market St
McIntyre
Indiana High School
Black Lick
Firesman's
Marion Center
Arcadia
Plumville
Senate cuts foreign aid by one billion in bill
A Senate foreign relations committee reduced the foreign aid bill from 7.9 billion to 6.9 billion, a 12.66 percent cut. Senator Bridges predicted a floor move to trim further toward six billion, while administration supporters eyed the vote as a possible victory. The bill funds the Mutual Security Program for fiscal 1963 and allocates aid globally.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. Bridges
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N. J. School
Lucernemines Plant
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Gearhart
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