Moral revival in postwar Germany cited amid Reich turmoil
The Christian Social Union victory in German county elections is hailed as a moral turn against Nazism. The piece argues reform must come from a change of heart, with church influence aiding moral rehabilitation in Germany and across Europe. It notes cooperation between Catholic and Protestant bodies and comments on Allied delays in shaping Germany's future.
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Sito
Reich
United States
Germany
Europe
Christian Social Union
Ger
Hitler
Martin Niemoeller
Pastor Niemoeller
Indiana County men discharged at Atterbury and Fort Meade centers
Indiana County men discharged at Atterbury Separation Center on April 25 and 26 include T/4 James O Gates Momer City Pfc John H Filter R F D 2 Commodore Cpl Frank L Zambotti Clymer Sgt John S Anderson Homer City and others. Fort Meade Center week ending April 28 lists T/5 Samuel E George 227 Water St Indiana Pfe Leroy Fletcher 21 Lee St Clymer Sgt Donald H Koontz Holsapple T/4 Millard R Caulfiel Holsapple Cpl Thomas F E Jones Homer City Pyt Arthur W Shields Blairsville Pyt Francisco Lorenzo Sagamore 249 4th St Sagamore Pfe Bruce W Wheeler Indiana WA Joseph H Estranth Indiana 1/4 William H Blose Plumville Sal Eugene S Spence Indiana L Myers Inc. Washington April 30 Congress prepares to wind up business before July amid key measures like Britain loan draft OPA atomic energy and housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Meade
Indiana County
Samuel E. George
Water St. Indiana
Leroy Fletcher
Lee
Indiana
Y L. Myers
A, Inc
Washington
John J. Bonyva
Creek St
Homer City
House
Senate
Congress
Britain
OPA
House Jhay
Army
OFA
Truman
Aautomatic Energy
Sen' Sle
Boy and Girl Week Opens Wednesday At Local High School
Visitors Day sets Wednesday at Indiana High School under National Boy and Girl Week. Parents and citizens may tour classes as student ushers guide them through regular sessions. Thursday features student officials assuming administrator duties for the day to highlight youth responsibilities.
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Indiana High School
Sal
Aflcents
Usess
Lions Hold Zone Meet at Rustic Lodge
Indiana's Lions Club hosted the final zone meeting of the year drawing 421 Lions from Barnesboro Momer City Johnstown and Nanty Glo. International Director Minser District Governor Lynch Deputy DG Hollenback and Zone Chairman Bostram attended with Rev Clark Alfred Clark and William Robinson and Thomas Cumming providing piano for singing. The group will meet each Monday at 615 p.m.
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Indiana
Lions Club
Rustic Lodge
Barnesboro
Momer City
Johnstown
Nanty Glo
John C. Minser
McConnellsburg
Thomas Lynch
Homer City
Waler Hollenback
Altoona
L. E. Bostram
Minser
R. Clark
Alfred Clark
William Robinson
McKeesport
Thomas Cumming
State ‘Teachers’ College
Insist On Accord In Coal Tieup
The report describes ongoing negotiations with Lewis exiting talks April 10 over a union funded health and welfare plan per ton of coal while operators demand wage and hour details first. It notes House Senate housing bills and a looming budget debate as Congress plans to adjourn then reconvene next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Lewis
House
Senate
Congress
Truman
Byrnes Pledges Might To Keep European Peace
Byrnes outlines a four power framework to control Germany after the war with complete disarmament and a ban on military production. He calls for quadripartite inspection and separate mutual assistance pacts for Germany and Japan, while noting no quick withdrawal from European duties. The ministers also debate Italian colonies, Greek Dodecanese, and Austrian troop withdrawals.
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Storm Troopers
Casapo
Germany
Reich
Byrnes
Japan
Moscow
Paris
London
Britain
Rhineland
Russia
Tripolitania
United Nations Security Council
Molotov
France
Italy
United Nations
Ernest
Bevin
North Africa
Haly
Africa
Libya
Cirensica
Somalliland
Ethiopia
Eritrea
Austria
United States
Wold
USCC Proxy Sees death by own action In Curb Loss
Atlantic City April 30 Eric Johnston president of the United States Chamber of Commerce contends that wiping out federal price control immediately would plunge business back into a national dog house within a week. He spoke near the start of the 34th annual chamber meeting as 2,000 healthfulness men gathered. He noted divisions within the chamber on timing for eliminating OPA and urged a set abolition date next year. William K Jackson of Boston urged a strong federal fiscal policy and a balanced budget as he spoke at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Chester
Atlantic City
N. J
Eric Johnston
United States Chamber of Commercce
U. S. ‘Chamber
Johnston
Washington
Senate Committee
OPA
House
William K. Jackson
Boston
United Fruit Co
C. of C
Japanese Plot Aimed at MacArthur Creates May Day Tension
An undisclosed informant led Col. Creswell to announce a plot to assassinate General MacArthur during a May Day rally. Takayama, named as leader, remains at large while others are being rounded up. Tokuda of the Japan Communist Party condemned the plan, stressing cooperation with Allied policies and denying any intent to harm MacArthur.
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Baker
Takayama
Hideo Tokayama
Harry J. T. Creswell
MacArthur
Civil Intelligence
Tokayama
Cresswell
Col
Larry Bunker
Allied Powers
Tokyo
Japan
Imperial Palace
Kyuchi Tokuda
Japan Communist Party
Tokuda
B&O Man Speaks to Indiana Rotary Club
L. R. Haase of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad spoke to the Indiana Rotary Club on railroads as the backbone of the nation. He noted railways carried 97 percent of passenger and troop moves and 95 percent of freight during the war, accomplished without government aid, contrasting with World War I emergency costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Haase
Baltimore and Ohick
du Bois
Indiana
Gazette
Mary Pope Honored as Woman of the Year in Clearfield
Miss Mary S Pope Children’s Home matron for two years was named Women of the Year by the Business and Professional Women’s Club in Clearfield. The honor was announced at a dinner attended by over 160 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Mary S. Pope
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Skeptical of Azerbaijan Negotiations in Tehran
Tehran reports reveal public skepticism about Azerbaijan talks with Iran's central government. Officials and diplomats hint a prior deal and staged talks masking foreign influence. A Soviet withdrawal from Tabriz is announced, with Pishevari set to govern Azerbaijan upon return to Iran.
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Joseph Goodwin
Tehran
Iran
Azerbaijan
Tabriz
Red Army
Caital
Glidsky
Ahmed Qavam
N. V. Sadehikov
Jafar Pishevari
Pishevari
Qavam
Legion endorses temporary college at Indiantown Gap
Harrisburg April 30 The Pennsylvania American Legion rehabilitation committee endorsed a plan to establish a temporary college at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation if needed to provide facilities for Pennsylvanians entering college. The committee also backs a survey to assess if existing faculties can handle expected fall enrollment. Governor Martin ordered the survey after a college heads conference backed the Gap proposal to house overflow students if 24 000 exceed current capacity.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania American Legion's Rehabilitation Committee
Indiantown Gap
Clinton E. Myers
Indiana, Pa
Post
Pennsylvania Department’s Rehabilitation Committee
Martin
Heads of Colleges and Universities
Utilities Coal Resources Check Ordered by PA Commission
Harrisburg April 30 The Public Utility Commission asks the Pennsylvania Electric Association to survey current coal resources of all power companies. Areh Millar managing director said a survey should be finished this week. The Commission seeks readiness for an emergency amid a prolonged coal shortage to secure power for hospitals and vital services.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Pennsylvania Electric Association
Areh Millar
John Siggins, Jr
Solons defend OPA curbs during Easter recess visit
Washington reports Republicans returning from pre campaign trips found little voter dissatisfaction with the price control extension bill. Leadership says constituents want OPA retained with tighter efficiency, while some members felt the House did not go far enough in curbing OPA.
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Washington
House
OPA
GOP
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Martin
Rep. Wolcott
Michigan
Wolcott
Rep. Jensen
Iowa
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Company Placed On Stream Clean-Up List
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Company of Indiana has been notified to prepare a plan for treatment works in connection with the Commonwealths Stream Clean-up Campaign. They are among 527 municipalities and 35 industries notified by Dr. Harry W. Weest, State Secretary of Health and chairman of the State Sanitary Water Board.
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Clearfield Bituminous Coal Company of
Indiana
Commonwealth
Clearfield Company
Harry W. Weest
State Sanitary Water Board
DCSA Banquet Set for Plumville Presbyterian Church
The annual Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association banquet for Marion Center Smicksburg and part of Kittanning locals will be held at Plumville Presbyterian Church at 7 p m EST on Friday May 34.
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Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association
Marion Center
Smicksburg
Kittanning
Presbyterian Church
Plumville
Drive to End Meat Black Market On
Government reports show April corn stocks 19 percent below last year. Secretary Anderson warned shortages may persist into 1948 and called for further food sacrifices. Farm product prices rose to their highest since July 1920, driven by meat, animals, fruits, and cotton. President Truman urged clergy to mobilize public food conservation.
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Anderson
Truman
Washington
Senate Debates Airport Bill Amid Foreign Loan Dispatch
In Washington on April 30 the Senate resumed discussion of a domestic airport measure, proposing $500 million in federal funds over seven years with state matching. The House set a formal session after Easter recess while delaying major business. The fight centers on states rights and the creation of state airport agencies to manage funds. Taft signaled opposition to the British loan measure as final votes loom.
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Washington
Senate
House
Taft
Barkley
Obituary for Gillis Lloyd McLaughlin in Brushvalley and other notices
Obituary details Gillis Lloyd McLaughlin born July 17 1882 died at home Brushvalley Township after heart attack. Survived by Bertha Mack McLaughlin two sons Jay Paul and LaVern two brothers and a sister. Services Thursday 2:00 pm at Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs Victoria Mercedes Shank obituary notice and funeral plans follow with details of service.
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Gillis Lloyd McLaughlin
John
Margaret Fee McLaughlin
Brushvalley Township
Center Township
Bertha Mack
Heshbon
Jay Paul
LaVern
California
C. T. McLaughlin
Seward
Ralph McLaughlin
Johnstown
Myrtle Palmer
Robinson Funeral
Funeral
John W. Clawson
Greenwood Cemetery
Aid Veterans Paroled to Clear Records and Parole Help
Harrisburg April 30 State Board of Parole opened steps to aid World War II veterans with prewar records. Special applications will seek commutations for men with honorable service discharges before the State Board of Pardons. Governor grants pardons or commutations on pardon board recommendations. First cases hoped for June after summer recess, with careful individual investigations. some veterans may still require parole, about 2,880 parolees housed, 884 in service as of March 31, and 104 with court martial or civilian penalties. In other notes, the Crooked Creek 4-H Club plans a May 7 meeting at Mrs Samuel Bregatious home with officers named and district leaders designated.
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Harrisburg
State Board of Parole
G. I. Giardini
State Board of Pardons
Martin
Pardon Board
Giardini
Pennsylvania
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Camp Atterbury
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Atterbury Separation Center
James O. Gates
John H. Filter
Commodore
Frank L. Zambotti
Clymer
John S. Anderson
R. Fld
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B&o
Rotary Club
Miss Mary Pope
Legion
Coal Resources
Ask Coal Co
DCSA
Weather Report
Victoria Mercedes
Rome
Pyrenees
Spain
Australia
China
Franco
Brazil
Madrid
Poland
Oscar Lange
Council
Lange
Hasluck
Crooked Creek
4-H Club
Samuel Bregatious
Jeane Eleanor Houser
Diana R. D
Jean Houser
Lois Hill
Ruth Steffey
Alice Kirkland J
Sylvia Kemp
Joan Pair
Kemp
Eistie Shark
Hazel Knipe
Meosses S.c.streams
Moorhead
Hickok
Hamley Knothe
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