Pact Aims Interzone Arrests In Wartime Espionage
A wartime accord between United States and Soviet authorities sets rules for handling unauthorized and authorized spies crossing zones. McNarney and Marshal Sokolowsky agreed arrests within 24 to 48 hours and return with a bill of particulars, applying to both American and Russian individuals. The arrangement aims to replace haphazard prior sends and publicize arrests when individuals are returned to their zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Gallagher
Goth Amanders
United States
Dokoph Tt
McNarney
NKVD
Res
Red Army
First US pilot ejected from supersonic plane test
Aug 21 Dayton The Art Ros Command today disclosed the first human ejection from a high speed air test. First Sgt. Lawrence Lambert of Berkeley West Virginia was lifted from the aircraft at 6 000 feet after the ejection seat activated. He landed safely after parachute deployment. Lambert, with nine years parachute jumping experience, was aided by Cpl. Harry Berick Heimer and Capt. J W McGuart. The test aimed to prove safer ejection systems for future supersonic pilots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Artros Command
Lawretrick Lambert
Berkeley
W. Va
United States
Iatterson
Field
Harry J. Berickheimer
Athens
Wis
J. W. ‘McGuart
Canton
Surveyor Killed in Highway Survey Incident near Liverpool
ARRISBURG August 21 An observer reports Olexa 23 Nesqueboning a surveyor's assistant was killed late yesterday while surveying a new highway near Liverpool when he was hurled from a 135 foot cliff by an electric shock. Fellow workers say he was holding one end of a steel chain used by engineers and a metal pole at the chain’s end touched a power line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrisburg
Olexa
Nesqueboning
Veyor
Liverpool
Truman Sails South Amid Tito Crisis In Bermuda Route
President Truman sails aboard the Williamsburg toward Bermuda with a full Yugoslav crisis briefing from Secretary Byrnes. Byrnes telephoned from Paris about developments as Tito claimed the incident was in clear weather. The trip shifts from Maine plans to warm waters with a fuel stop at a naval base and a low ceremony welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Truman
Bermuda
Byrnes
Paris
Charles G. Ross
White House
Williamsburg
Ross
Weiss
Washington
Dean Acheson
Ang Weatherbe
Gulf Stream
Virginia Capes
R. J. Taylor Armagh Dies and Indiana Sportsman
R J Taylor a long time Indiana resident and former golf standout at Indiana Country Club died after a life of public service and sportsmanship. A Spanish American War veteran with Company F 5th Regiment Pennsylvania he was active in the Sons of the American Revolution and the Toled Presbyterian church. Friends may call Streams Funeral Home with services Friday at 2 PM pastor Rev James K Leitch officiating interment in Oakland cemetery. Mrs Baward Bonneau the former barber Prothero arrives in Indiana from Florida this afternoon.
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State Teachers College
Cornwell University
5Th Regiment
Pennsylvania
Indiana
The
Sons of
Toled
Streams Funeral Home
James K. Leitch
United Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Baward Bonnegu
Forever Barbers
Prothero
Florida
UN Accepts 3 Pleas For Membership
Sweden Iceland and Afghanistan passed muster for UN membership in a report to the Security Council. Albania Outer Mongolia Siam Transjordan appear in the broader list of seven other applicants, with varying support and opposition. The council panel debated Transjordan as premature amid Palestine and Iraq alliance tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Grumson Lak
Sweden
Iceland
Afghanistan
United Nations
Security Council
Council
Albania
Russia
United States
Britain
Outer Mongolia
China
Siam
France
Rusia
Portugal
Ecsland
Transjordan
Jerzy Michalowski
Poland
Palestine
Iraq
Iran
Chalowak
Trangjorden
Scene of Duce Hanging Is Decorated
In Rome a bouquet of red and white dahlias was found tied to the girder of the Milan gasoline station where Benito Mussolini’s body hung after execution. A ribbon read Ducerom his most faithful. Police pursued suspects including a young woman said to have bought the flowers. Mussolini’s body, recovered in a Pavia monastery, was en route to a secret location as authorities prepare to prosecute ten people over the theft. Officials estimate Mussolini holdings in Milan at more than 700,000,000 lire, including the plan of his newspaper Popolo D Italia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Milan
Benito Mussolini
Ducerom
Miann
Mussolini
Pavia
Popolo D. Italia
Hold Youth In Stab Killing Near Danville
DANVILLE NL Aug 21 The state moves to charge Robert Beatty 28 with stabbing to death Lois Nelson 19 a church worker after she resisted his advances A coroner jury urged holding Beatty for grand jury action Prosecutor Unger said the grand jury would reconvene in September Beatty signed a statement admitting he tore off the girl’s clothes and killed her after she said she would have relations only if married Guardian of the case said Beatty confessed to the act
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Robert Beatty
William Wayland
Lois Nelson
Beatty
John W. Unger
Kickapoo
Lover’s Lane
United States Opposes Straits Regime Control Move
Acheson states the United States will not accept a Soviet backed regime of the straits. Washington favors conference to revise policies but rejects exclusive Black Sea power dominance and insists the issue concerns multiple powers including the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Straits
United Nations
Acheson
United States
Black Sea
Mother Reunites With Children After Five Days
In Philadelphia, Catherine Barger 33 returned home with her four children Catherine 12 Robert Jr. 9 Maryann 7 and Francis 3 after a newspaper appeal by her fireman husband Robert. The family had been separated since last Thursday during dinner preparations in South Philadelphia. In Manila a moderate earthquake struck causing injuries and property damage reports within an hour.
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Philadelphia
Catherine Barger
Ife
Catherine
Robert
Maryann
Francis
Manila
Manity
Unconvircing Apparent Court Fragment in San Francisco
A fragmented OCR item from San Francisco includes garbled names and phrases about a judge, a separation, and a luncheon note. It references a meeting with a presiding judge and an appointment to address a club on happiness in marriage, lacking clear facts or complete names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harald
Morelian
Morton
Enn
Ciuh
Pappy Boyington Letters Enter Courtroom Drama
In San Diego a preliminary hearing hears Mrs. Duey Malcolmson deny embezzling 4000 dollars from Marine ace Pappy Boyington while he was away at war. She testifies about letters calling her dearest cuddie bum and pappy’s plans, including marriage to Frances Baker, with talk of a child.
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San Diego
Calif
Duey Malcolmson
Pappy” Boyington
Yes
Tezo
Pappy
H. i
Malcolmson
Boyington
South Pacific
Marine Flyer
Honey
America
Joe Foss
Monk Is Daddy
Philadelphia news reports the Philadelphia Zoo’s papa orangutan expected to celebrate birth day if he could. Guarina gave birth to their fifth offspring, one of the few breeding orangutans in captivity in the United States, arriving from Havana 15 years ago. Keeper Ralph Davis notes Sama and the infant are thriving while the elder offspring Ivy and Rusty visit from Washington Zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Guarina
U. S
Havana
Gila
Ralph Davis
Sama
Baby
Washington, Zoo
Ivy
Rusty
Bors
Disappearances and killings shock Philippine truce
In Manila August 21 reports say central Luzon’s truce frayed by disappearances and bloodshed. Carlos Dionisio, jailed after the murder of Pablo Roxas, was shot in Bulacan Provincial Jail. Military police confirm 60 townsfolk slain in Tucung as Governor David accuses Hukbalahap of massacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Luzon
Carlos Dionisio
Idader
Bulacan
Dionisio
Pablo Roxas
Tucung
Pablo David
Pampanga Province
Hukbalahapi
Mongrel Dog Hero Fights Grizzly Bear in Kalispell
In Kalispell Montana a mongrel dog trotted after workers Donald Baertsch and William Barbee during trail maintenance in bear country. A grizzly leapt from huckleberries, Baertsch fell, the bear attacked, the dog harried the bear forcing a retreat. The bear then swiped the dog’s head off, ending the peril.
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Kalispell
Mont
Donald Baertseh
William Barbee
Spotted Bear
Baertsch
Bilbo replies to Dewey on race and Klan stance
Senator Bilbo fires back at Governor Dewey over FEPC and race relations in New York while defending his Klan affiliation. He accuses Dewey of promoting “Bilboism” and warns against alleged attempts to block his Senate seat, calling critics communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas B. Dewey
New York
Bilbo
Dewey
Missiauppi
AFL
Rochester
le Hak
Harlem
Ku Klux
Senate
Primary shakes up New York Republicans and Democrats
In New York primary balloting Bennet, who unseated former Rep. Hamilton Fish, won the party line but faced losses to Katherine St. George under Fish support. Marcantonio Powell Baldwin gained Democratic nominations. Mesarthy Jr. sought the Democratic ballot after mixed results. Light statewide turnout marked the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalbanyaun
Bennet
Lew
York
Lobt
Hamilton‘ Fish
Katharine'St. George
Fish
Vito Maxcaritonio
Agam Clayton
Powell
Joseph
Clark
Baldwin
Puit
American Labor Party
Marcantonio
Grant Reynolds
Frederic R. Coudert, Jr
Maurice Mes. Carthy, Jr
Tito Warplane Incidents Stir Yugoslavia Conference Sought
The note from Yugoslav foreign ministry confirms fighter planes attacked a transport near Bled on Aug. 19. U S Ambassador Patterson will meet Tito at the Marshal's summer palace in Bled to discuss the incidents, with plans to search wreckage for bodies and identify crew members. Seven Americans held at a Ljubljana hotel enter the 13th day of internment as Yugoslavia grants embassy flight clearance to Bled.
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Tito
Bled
Foreign Ministry
U. S
Richard C. Patterson
Marshal's Summer Palace
Yugoslavia
Patterson
Atache
Richard Partridge
Foreign Office
Ljubjane
iTito
Yuggplav
Chinese Reds Form Government In Manchuria
Chinese Reds announce the establishment of a separate government in Manchuria and say they will not discuss joining a coalition until all fighting ceases. Observers note possible mediation aims, while Chiang Kai-shek’s forces remain in conflict. The new administration, described as provisional supreme authority, comprises 86 elected delegates from various sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold K. Milks
Nanking
China
Manchuria
Chiang Kai- Shek
Marshall
John “Leighton Stuart
Chiang
Manchérig
Red
Albanian Premier Demands Equal Standing In Border Talks
Paris dispatch reports Albania's Prime Minister Enver Hoxha demanding equal status at the peace conference. He rejects any border changes as sacred and accuses Greece and Tsaldaris of provocation while condemning Italian aggression. He cites Italy’s reparations claim and asserts Albania’s right to determine payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Wilson
Paris
Albania
Enver Hoexha
Balkan
Greece
Constantine Tsaldaris
Russia
Rome
Tsaldaris
France
Hitler
Italy
Mussolini
Hoxifa
Hoxha
Ban Landing For US Airline Planes
Vienna reports Pan American flights from Vienna to Istanbul will not stop at Bucharest or the western city due to refusals by Hungary and Romania to allow landing. U S Army headquarters said flights will be routed from Vienna to Istanbul along the New York to New Delhi line via London Brussels and Prague, adding the detour could be several hundred miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Pan American
Vienney
Istanbul
Bucharest
U. S Army
New York
New Delhi
London
Brussels
Prague
AWOL Roundup in Italy Reports Deserted Allied Prisoners
The paper says Allied military police used tear gas and bombs in a large roundup of deserters and war prisoners living with Italians near Pisa. It claims many women and numerous Black and Asian people were targeted and that large quantities of theft materials were recovered.
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Rome
Fgal
Moca
Ping Grove
Pisa
Negr
Bna
14 Negroes In Jail After Gun Battle
MAGEE Mississippi August 21 Fourteen Negroes were in custody across three jails as officers probe the Sullivan Hollow ambush that wounded four peace officers. Jeff Davis said the governor’s office conducted an on the spot investigation, finding no racial tension as whites and Negroes mingled. The inquiry revealed possession of high powered Army rifles and tracer ammunition. one M 1 rifle and tracer bullets were recovered. Two Negroes had Army carbines. By nightfall the last fugitives were rounded up. eleven jailed in Jackson, two in Magee and one at Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Jackson
jRalel
Painters Sue Over Injuries in Delaware River Work
Seven painters including four from Neware sue the American-Hawaiian Steamship Company in federal court seeking 10000 dollars for injuries received while working on the Delaware River. The suit claims unsafe conditions and negligence during the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Neware
Delaware
American-Hawaiian Steamship Company
Stock listings and corporate names flash across a busy market page
A dense OCR readout lists numerous company names and industries from A to Z. The string features automakers, oil, chemicals, railroads, consumer goods, and utilities such as Packard, Penn RR, Sears Roebuck, General Motors, IBM, Westinghouse, DuPont, Eastman Kodak, General Foods, Goodyear, and Edison. It reflects a snapshot of firms cited in a financial notice or stock board, with many abbreviations and fragmented spellings.
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St.'s
Atch
T&s
Buda
Ches
Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Colum
G& el
Edison
Wright
Douglas Alp DuPont
Eastman Kodak
el Auto Lite
Erie-Rr
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Greyhound Corp
Thinols Central Int ‘Harvester
Tel & Tel Johns Manville
Kennecott
Cop
Lehigh Port
Channe Coal
Libby
Ma &L
Loews Ine
Montgom Ward
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Prod
Nat Distillers
Nat Pow & Lt
NY Central RR
North Ameria Northern Pac
Packard Motor Param
Pict Penney
Penn RR
Pullman Pure
Radio Corp
Repab Steel
Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Sperry Oat
Cal
Nu Studebaker Gorp Sutherland Pap
Swift & Co
Texas Co
United Aircraft
Wee Ld Imp
Woolworth
Youngst
Sh & F
Agnes Ianthe Fark obituary for long-time Tidlatia resident
Agnes Ianthe Fark widow of Reverend James C. Park died at home in Tidlatia at 2:00 this morning after a long illness. Born March 28, 1868 in Stroudsburg Pa, she was a daughter of Alexander W. and Mary Ann (Yeagster) Loder. Friends may call at Robinson Funeral Home after 7:00 and Thursday afternoon from 2:00 to 4:00 and 7:00 to 9:00. Services Friday at 3:00 in the funeral home. Private interment in Oakland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Ianthe
Fark
James C. Park
Losust Street
Tidlatia
Stroudsburg
Alexander W
Mary Ann (Yeagster) Loder
Robinson Funeral
Oakland’ Cemetery
Drivers Pass Tests36: Greensburg police approve area driver licenses
Thirty six automobig operators from this area were approved by the Greensburg Detachment of State Police during driver testing at the Indiana Armory yesterday. Those who passed will be issued licenses soon include Don R. Smith Blairsville Betty Snyder Homer City Helen Wise Dayton Chesma P. Browell Indiana James Ritchie Homer City Louis Fyock Indiana R. D. Henry C. Giles Rochester Mills Emma Learn Clymer Siida J. Capistosti Homer City Bernard B. Plotzer Indiana Donald J. Hill Homer City Pete Pekina Jr. Homer City John M. Coussoulis Homer City Wilbur L. Keith Barnesboro Thomas Patterson Ernest W. D. Peterman Jr. Indiana Sheldon Mc Garry Josephine Carl A. Dunmire Apollo R. D. John V. Petriarca Blairsville William A. Hunter Indiana R. D.4 R. Paul Beatty Indiana R. D 1 Joseph Florentine Hellwood Edward Pinchinsky Waterman Joe Peles Jr Indiana R. D9 Leila Beatty Marion Center Anna Dobrunsky Patton George J. Zanos Indiana Earl J. Baker Saltsburg Gertrude I. Terlion Clymer Sally Miller 46 N. 6th St Indiana Charlotte Zera Saltsburg Mrs. Boyd Coleman Indiana R D 2 George Adams Ernest Rosar Ferra Jr. Creekside Thomas Coburn Clune and Lawrence L. Mason 6th St Indiana ta
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Indiana
Don R. Smith
Blairsville
Betty Snyder
Homer City
Helen -Wise
Dayton
Chesma
P. Browell
James Ritchie
Louis Fyock
R. D
Henry C. Giles
Rochester Mills
Emma Learn
Clymer
Siida J. Capistosti
Bernard B. Plotzer
Donald J. Hill
Pete Pekina, Jr
John M. Coussoulis
Wilbur L. Keith
Barnesboro
Thomas Patterson
Ernest
W. D. Peterman Jr
Sheldon McGarry
Josephine
Carl
August reenlists after quitting job hunt in Airborne Engineers
Wm J August, 1946 Johnson Ave Kittanning, quit high school in 1942, served 3 1 2 years with the 101st Airborne in six campaigns in Africa and Germany earning a Distinguished Unit Citation. He reenlisted at the Kittanning Recruiting Station citing the Army giving a square deal and a swell job for any young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. August
Airborne ‘Engineers
Regular Army
August
Johnson Ave
Kittanning
Sagamore
101St Airborne
Africa
Germany
Mark Clark
Army
Cullinan
Our Town and Social Security Radio Talks Begin
Johnstown Social Security Office head Richard C. Wrestling announces a series of discussions titled Our Town and Social Security. The program, produced with a local radio station, features visitor segments and Q A on social security, with a first broadcast at 10 45 A M on Thursday August 22 and running weekly for fifteen minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Wrestling
Johnstown
Social Security Administration
Four Local Nurses To Get Diplomas At Memorial School
Among 58 young women to graduate from Memorial Hospital training school for nurses at commencement Thursday night September 10 at 8 15 p m in the aphagsown High School auditorium four area students are named Josephine Cravotta Black Lick Dorothy Louise George Indiana Jean Mitchell Mehattey and Helen Louise Schroth Clune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital Training School
Aphagsown
Aradugte
Josephine Cravotta
Black Lick
Dorothy Louise George
Indiana
Jean Mitchell
Mehattey
Helen Louise Schroth
Clune
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R. J. Taylor
Armagh
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Monk Is
Daddy
Philippines
Lotus
Dolores DoerSer
Willard Ott
Fox Lake
Yank
Gorizia
Venezia Giulia
349Th Infantry
Gov’t
Warner Today
Social Security Office
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