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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1948

Page

1

Indiana Countians urged to take free X rays at fair

Indiana County tuberculosis officials urge residents to take free chest X-rays at the County Fair after a small percentage showed signs of TB in recent screenings. Two people previously X-rayed last year died of TB, prompting a countywide push for early detection alongside a lively afternoon and evening fair program featuring organ music, acts, and the Manhattan Gayities.

Indiana County Tuberculosis Society Herb Gladfelter Gene Dawn Vanderbilt Brothers Montana Kid Jeannette and Paul Manhattan Gayities Vanderbilts Manhattan Group Jeannette and Paul Manhattan Guaylttes

Visitor's Day At Scout Camp

A large crowd of scouters, parents and friends will attend Visitor's Day at Camp Twin Echo today. The Scouts of William Penn Council host the event, with activities starting at 2:00 p. m. including games, demonstrations, an aquate carnival, and a buffet supper from 5:00 to 8:00 p. m. The day concludes with an Indian council fire. Ralph McCreary, president of William Penn Council, will speak during the council fire.

Camp Twin Echo Scouts of William Penn Council T. F. McCarthy William A. Davison McCarthy Ralph McCreary

China on Verge of Dictatorship

China's Young China Party reports from Nanking and Kuling that Chiang Kai-Shek will resume absolute power under a special emergency decree. Shanghai dispatch notes the executive Yuan bans student demonstrations and petitioning, allows home searches without warrants for subversive activity, as civil war and economic strain test the new democracy.

Shanghai China Young China Party Nanking Kuling Chiang Kai-Shek Executive Yuan Young China (Minority) Party

District Meet Brings Fifteen Teams To Contest Title

Fifteen men’s first aid and visiting teams will compete for the district title with entries from Kent Lucerne Clymer Barr Arcadia and others. The complete meet program lists registration at 9:30 am and a full schedule of band concerts entertainment addresses and prize presentations including the Batety Awards and grand cavalcade.

Mine Company Kent R. & P. Coal Co Cs Lucerne Canal Co Waterman R. & F. Coal Co Gracelon Gracelan Coal Co Hesbon Heshbon Coal Co Ernest Yatesboro Clymer C. B. C. Coal Co Barr Commurdore C B C. Coal Co Mack Wilmore Fuel Co Helvetia Arcadia Commodore C. B. C. Commodore Barr Slope C. B.C Dixonville Arcadia Lucerne Louie Naceo Louie Nacveo Jaws Ernest Community Fa' High School Grand Cavatcade R. Maloney Burgess WDAD Blair Bente Blue Ridge Pioneers Electro Strings Silver Creek Ramblers Kanicks Frio Allegra Mae Miller Betty Claycombe the Ranch Hands Richard Maize Pennsylvania Department of Mine Workers of America Entertainment John Ghizzoni International Board United Mine Workers of America Man Finance Chaimnan Somites

Volunteer committees listed for event leadership roles

The document lists multiple committees and chairs for an event, including Finance chaired by J Quentin Wildeman with A L Bengston and others, Publicity chaired by J F Bragg, Program chaired by K J Craig, Advertising by L J Redding, and many more across Grounds, Sports, Entertainment, Dinner, and first aid teams with numerous named members such as C E Wassam, D Lostrici, H Younkers, J McEwen, and J Bragg.

J. A. Magistrella J. F. Bragg C. P. Potter Meet J. Quentin Wildeman A. L. Bengston L. D. Kemmel S. A. Magistrella William T. Rachunis A. J. Bengston L. D. Kimmel William T. Rachu A. J. Benyston L. 2. Kimmel C. J. Wissinger John McEwen Harvey Younkers W. D. Northover Joseph Dobrosky C. C. Larsen Alex Morrison Thomas Lymph Donald Mikesell Thomas Lostrici C. TE. Wassam Rex Lockard Harry Graham C. M. Craig A. K. Bloom John Stets Louie Nocco Fred T. Bass James Lamb Carl McCormick Robert Fletcher Mike Graham John D. Leadbetter Fred Hancock A. J. Bragg Irving Hodgson Mickey Vedder Charles Dalquist Arthur Anderson Levi Smith Fred Finn Frank Kelly R. W.beamer A. K. Bleam F. Pride D. J. Price Joe Cannigarre Harry A. Canfield Prank Edwards WDAD L. D. Kingmel

Soviet Move Triggers Kremlin School Closures Abroad

US views with concern over Soviet efforts to shut down schools for diplomats abroad as hundreds of dependents sail home from New York aboard the Pobuda. Officials in Washington weigh two explanations: to curb exposure to Western ideas or to relocate dependents to keep families together, with many mothers and children returning while others await further instructions.

Soviet Union New York Oksana Stepanovna Xosenkina Mikhail Lamarine Russia

Russians Offer Asylum To Exiled Families In U S

Officials said the State Department will grant asylum to Mrs Kosenkina and the Samarines, Russian exiles who taught at a New York school for Soviet staff, as talks with Moscow continue. Washington weighs Molotov and Panyushkin notes amid broader Soviet demands.

Moscow Washington New York United States Kosenkina Samarines Russia State Department

Attend Vegetable Growers Convention in Baltimore

R B Stramin and RK Wagner of Indiana County attended the National Vegetable Growers Convention in Baltimore Maryland last week. Stutzman, a pioneer cabbage grower, also grows certified seed wheat.

B. Stramin Vinnondale RK. Wagner New Florente Ballimore Stutzman Wagner Indiana County

Torture Case Tied to Comic Books Shocks New Albany

In New Albany Indiana August 1847 Floyd County armlvials seek ban on comic books as three boys accuse torturing a fourth. A seven year old testified in Circuit Court showing welts and near death as the child described being stripped burned tied and hanged with a rope and matches. Psychiatric evaluation paused action. probation officer and officials noted possible influence of comics.

New Albany Ind Aus Floyd County Arimvials Pson Kelley Woody

Indiana County Farm Group Members List

A lengthy list of names and addresses linked to Indiana County Farm Group. The entry names individuals across multiple rural routes including Smicksburg Homer City Brush Valley Rochester Mills Penn Run and other communities with related households and the county agent William Cochrane noted. The document appears to be a roster or member directory for local agricultural activities and home extension work.

Clyde Houck Clymer R. D Russell Crago Home R. D W. G. Campbell Armagh Ira Reith-miller Commodore H. C. Cunningham Brush Valley Ida Allery William Cunningham Sue Ann Cunningham

Gilbert Parnell Speaks at Clymer Kiwanis Event

Gilbert S. Parnell Sr., Indiana attorney, delivered a talk titled A Design For Living at the Commodore Methodist Church in Clymer last evening. He urged planning for the future, serving others, and cherishing children while noting wars stem from selfishness. The Ladies Aid served dinner as President John Steele presided and W F Swift introduced the speaker.

Gilbert S. Parnell, Sr Clymer Kiwanis Commodore Methodist Church Indiana Mr. Parnell Parnell Ladies Aid John Steele W. F. Swift

Ralph White Wins B and O Soil Contest at Coudersport

Ralph White wins the B and O Soil Conservation Contest at a meeting near Coudersport on August 26. Jay B. Dilts of Marion Center accompanies him. Indiana County earns second year of first place in the state contest. last year Hugh Brown won top honors for his farm program. Harry Johnson on the Mack farm near town took first in County Class II for farmers with over a year of conservation work.

Coudersport Jay B. Dilts Marion Center R. D District Board of Directors White Indiana County

Mrs John Garner Dies Wife of Former VP

NEW YORK August 18 Soviet consulate seeks access to hospital room of Mrs Oksana Stepanova Kosenkina 52 the Russian schoolteacher who leaped from a third story window. In a statement Vice Consul Chefurnykh called the police claim pure fabrication. Consul Yakov Lomakit would press for access to Mrs Kosenkina at Roosevelt Hospital. The teacher has received several blood transfusions since her leap last Thursday. UVALDE Texas August 18 Mrs John Neate Garner wife of Cactus Jack Garner dies at 4 30 p m in the family home. She served as his secretary confidante and right hand and died peacefully beside him. Funeral to be held at 4 p m today with burial in Uvalde.

New York Zot Chefurnykh Eity Police Oksana Stepanova Kosenkina Yakov M. Lomakit Kosenkina Roosevelt Hospital Uvalde Tex John Néate Garner Gactus Jack United States Effie South Texas Garner Tully John J. Currie Amarillo Cactus Jack" Garner Mariette Elizabeth Rheiner Ettle Cabinal Franklin D. Roosevelt Garners Ettie

James Stewart Named State

Indiana James M. Stewart Brentwood Calif movie actor Mastontown Orville Beal first vice president Prudential Insurance Co Meyersdale John Charles Thomas Los Angeles Calif concert and opera singer Mount Joy Kauffman T Keller Detroit Mich president Chrysler Corp New Castle Dr Thomas Francis Ann Arbor Mich dean of Department of Epidemiology University of Michigan Scranton James A Linen III Greenwich Conn publisher of Time Magazine Most Rev Patrick O Boyle Washington Archbishop of Washington Steve O'Neill Detroit Mich manager Detroit Tigers Baseball Club Sharon Thomas E Millsop Weirton W Va president of Weirton Steel Co Slatington Mark Reuben Everett Oklahoma City Okla dean of School Medicine University of Oklahoma Sunbury Dr Clade A Buss Palo Alto Calif Stanford University professor now on State Department assignment in Japan as advisor to General MacArthur West Chester Mark Sullivan Washington author and newspaper columnist Wilkes Barre Waller Carpenter Jr Wilmington Del chairman of board BE 1 DuPont De Nemours and Co Mildred Coughlin Mrs Patterson McNutt New York City illustrator and painter Hammond Edward Ham Fisher New York City cartoonist and creator of Joe Palooka Admiral Harold R Stark Washington retired chief of US Naval Operations Uniontown General George C Marshall Army Chief of Staff in World War II now secretary of state

Page One Indiana James M. Stewart Brentwood Calif Mastontown Orville BE. Beal Hill Side N. J Prudential Insurance Co Meyersdale John Charles Thomas Los Angeles Mount Joy Kauffman University of Oklahoma Sunbury Clade A. Buss Palo Alto Stanford University State Department Japan General MacArthur West Chester Mark Sullivan Washington Wilkes-Barre Waller Carpenter, Jr Wilmington Del BE. 1 DuPont de Nemours and Co Mildred Coughlin Patterson McNutt New York City

Hiss and Chambers Linked in 1948 Underground Network

In a New York hotel room confrontation, Whittaker Chambers testified that Alger Hiss joined the Communist party in 1924 and helped run an underground group in Washington intended to infiltrate the government. Chambers said espionage was one aim, while Hiss denied the charges and wept when urged to break with the Reds.

Communist Party Washington Hiss Chambers Reds

American Maneuvers In Berlin

American forces conduct maneuvers in Berlin sectors with several hundred troops from the Third continuing exercises amid postwar tensions and occupation arrangements in the city.

Berlin

Thousands Pay Tribute At Babe Ruth Bier Line

Thousands paid homage as sunrise found a quiet crowd at the Babe Ruth bier. Among those waiting were Aloysius White a war veteran from Poughkeepsie and others recalling the star slugger both in ebullient glory and in the era he defined. The line stretched through the night with mourners including Jerry Clifford and William Gamble of Brooklyn and Gerard Holste and his wife Rose of Baltimore. White recalled Ruth’s 1934 mercy tour to a Boston Red Sox Yankee game when the Babe sat him on his lap and shook his hand.

Aloysius White Maia St Poughkeepsie N. Y Italy White St. Joseph's Orphanage Babe Jerry Cliford William Gamble Brooklyn Gerard Holste Rose Baltimore

Berlin coal offer marks western residents’ first winter aid

A Soviet News Agency report states western Berliners in the Russian occupation zone will receive 60 000 tons of coal as their first winter installment. The coal will be available in a few days to registered residents in the Russian sector, while a U S Army unit from San Antonio participated in operations nearby. Marshal Sokolovsky, commanding in Germany, outlined the aid amid Berlin’s encirclement by Soviet forces.

D. B.miller San Antonio Tex Berlin Vassily D. Sokolovsky Germany

Communism Declared Flawed By Swiss Psychiatrist

London report states Dr Charlot Strasser of Zurich told an international conference that modern Communism privileges one class and fails its aim of freedom and equality for all. He argued its focus on economic rights led to dictatorship of the proletariat and neglect of human rights.

London Charlot Strasser Zurich Strasser Botton Hue Mag Dr. Strasser

Obituaries from Marion Center and nearby towns

Obituaries list Mrs. Bessie Wood Frost of Irvington New Jersey born 1873 Marion Center died August 11 surviving husband son and brothers. Also Mrs Bess Biss of Burnside died August 16 at Adrian Hospital Punxsutawney with a large family surviving. Arthur Stear of Punxsutawney dies after jeep crash August 16. Ofelia Michelotti of Clarksburg dies August 16 survived by husband Frank and several children. Hazel Rupert Snell funeral planned August 20 Plumville, and Sgt Wilbur Miller with services August 20 at Mount t own Cemetery Elming New York. Military honors noted. families listed with extensive survivor details.

Marion Center Irvington N. J Gazette Frost Albert Wood Fred Frost New Jersey Frederick Charles James Don Wood Bessie Biss James R. Biss Burnside Adrian Punxsutawney Joseph Bertha (Wetzel) Barry DuBois Catherine Maurice Beulah Ray Eugene Wolf Howard Ardelle Punxsullawney Charlotte Betty Grampian Ofelia Michelotti Clarksburg Italy Angelo and Theresa Lorenzi Holy Cross Church Iselin Frank Michelotti Rudolph Frank R Mia Cydia E Girardi Cleveland Ohio Alice M Zuchelli Misg Lena R Sonenia Palmeri Long Island N. Y Vincent Lorenzi Mys Renaldi Michelotti Listie Holy ‘Cross Stanley Zolnierzak Iselin Cemetery Mazel N. Rupert Snell Hazel N. Rupert Snell Adrian Hospital Bowser Funeral Home Plumville Rey Jennie Townsend Rev H. J. Gearhardt Hin Cemetery Rural Valley Wilbur Lisle Miller Wilbur Lisle Miler Woodstawn National Cemetery Elming Set Miller 417Th Infantry 78Th Division Saver River Echternach Germany Evelyn Frampton Miller John Lisle Harry T. Miller Indiana Percy Berlin Dwight Elizabeth Dee and Noble Blair Turley Clairton

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