Grave Crisis Hits France As Marie’s Government Falls
Paris Aug 28 AP The month old government of Premier Andre Marie resigned after failed wage and price reform talks. President Auriol sought leaders and postponed naming a successor while Finance Minister Reynaud and Schuman covered foreign duties. The crisis follows two days of cabinet strife over milk bread fare and tobacco price increases.
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Paris
Andre Marie
France
Marie
Vincent Auriol
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Paul Reynaud
National Assembly
Reynaud
Veterans Affairs
Andre Maroselli
Dr Fausold Dies Once ISTC Head
Dr Samuel Fausold former president of Indiana State Teachers College died at 59 in Valois Illinois of a heart attack while visiting his brother. He earlier led Ambridge High School and pioneered the Ambridge Plan of Education. He retired to Scottdale Pennsylvania after long service in Monessen.
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Indiana State Teachers College
Samuel Fausald
Valois
Fausold
Hien
Charles
Scottdale
Latrobe
Gettysburg
Pittsburgh
East Huntington
Irwin, Norwin
Ambridge
Fausold N
Monessen
Blairsville Borough Approves $350,000 Sewer Plan
Blairsville Borough Council tentatively approves a $350,000 sewer program at a special Wednesday night meeting. The council seeks State Health Department approval and may pursue federal aid with Pittsburgh Army Engineers, following a completed survey by an Ohio firm. Deed's Restaurant announces closure Aug 28 with reopening Sept 13.
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Blairsville
State Department of Health G
U.S. Army Engineers
Pittsburgh
Ohio Engineering
Two Iselin Men Hurt In Auto Crash
Two Iselin men were seriously injured in a one car crash just north of the Saltsburg Borough line. John Presinsky, 25, and Alex Semuski, 27, were admitted to Indiana Hospital with fair conditions. Presinsky faced possible skull fracture and other injuries. Semuski had facial fractures and lacerations. Details were not available.
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Iselin
Saltsburg
Indiana
John Presinsky
Alex Semuski
Presinsky
Semuski
Found Dazed by Bee Stings at Mus ser's Nursery
M. Craig, caretaker at Musser's Nursery, was found in a dazed condition on Thursday after suffering numerous bee stings. He is reported resting comfortably and making a rapid recovery.
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M. Craig
Musser
Financier Kills Self After Confessing Murder in Letters
Asbury Park New Jersey August 28 4 The Mercer County prosecutor reports Henry M Brooks financier left letters that confess to murdering former partner Joseph R Watkins. Brooks body found in hotel bathroom while Watkins was slain in a car outside Princeton Inn. Ballistics await confirmation. Brooks also left letters to his wife Ruth and a Newark rental agency.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Henry M. Brooks
Fosmer
Mercer County
Brooks
Drial
Joseph R. W Watkins
Mario Volpe
Watkins
Princeton Inn
Volpe
Mommouth
Princeton Mess
Monmouth County
Charles Frankel
Ruth
Newark
Princeton
Manana
Albina Hotel
Blair Sutton Home Reaches Century Mark in Indiana History
Local feature highlights the J. Blair Sutton residence on South Sixth Street and Church, built a century ago by Adam Rowe on the former Bor ough site near the old Female Seminary. The piece notes historic ties, Civil War era law offices, a nailless attic floor, and a dug well used by neighbors, with Dr. H. B. Buterbaugh’s home and other era houses nearby. This is the first of four Indiana old-home series items for Gazette readers.
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Indiana
J. Blair Sutton
South Sixth Street
Church
Adam Rowe
Clymer Street
Old Female Seminary of
Gompers Alley
Meek Kelly
General Assembly
H. K. Sloan
Church Street
Walter H. Jackson
Joseph M. Thompson
N. Frank Ehrenfield
Sutton
Tire
H. B. Buterbaugh
Mitchell
Gazette
Still No Sign First County Draftees Registered
Heat wave continues across the eastern half of the nation with highs around 90 to 100 and strong humidity. Indiana County plans Monday registration for 6000+ men aged 18 to 25 at the Trimarehi Building, with Grace Williams on hand as stenographer and a clerk to be chosen. Potential use of school teachers to aid registration discussed. National draft director says selective service is self preservation to avoid war, broadcast on NBC.
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Northwest
Canada
Federal Weather Bureau
Dakotas
New England
Midwest
Indiana
Grace Williams
Greenville
S.C
America
Lewis B. Narshey
Washington
NBC
United States
First County
Page
Bridge Suffers Heat Stroke on Schuylkill River
PHILADELPHIA Aug 28 WPi The Grays Ferry Avenue Bridge over the Schuylkill River delayed traffic for about two hours as heat caused girders to expand preventing lowering the span after an oil tanker passed. Firemen sprayed water on the structure until it cooled and the span could close.
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Philadelphia
Grays Ferry Avenue
Schuylkill River
Smith Held For Murder In Rochester Mills
Lloyd M. Smith of Rochester Mills was held for court on a murder charge after a hearing before Squire Walter Jackson Indiana. District Attorney Murray Butterbaugh stated Smith confessed to firing the .38 caliber bullet that killed his older brother, David C. Smith, on July 18 near Glen Campbell. David died about five hours after being shot at Indiana Hospital.
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Lloyd M. Smith
Rochester Mills
Squire Walter Jackson
Indiana
Attaney J. Murray Butterbaugh
Smith
David CL Smith
Glen Campbell
Lloyd
David
Charles Evans Hughes Dies at 86 Former Chief Justice
OSTERVILLE MASS Aug 28 An 86 year old former Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes dies of congestive heart failure and uremic poisoning after a relapse following convalescence in Osterville He had served twice on the U S Supreme Court and was a candidate for secretary of state in later administrations His son said death came after a brief improvement and Hughes had lived quietly in Washington since stepping down in 1941
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New York
Wughes
Mughes
Washington
Harlan Fiske Stone
Jutice
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Evans Hugiees
Chase Reds Over Border Chase Reds Over Border
The United States and Russia clashed in a jeep chase through central Berlin as a Soviet unit fled into the Soviet zone after injuring a U S military policeman. Col Robert A Willard protested, while Russians freed kidnapped reporters and a crippled 14 year old girl was sought by Americans.
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Richard Kasischke
Berlin
United States
Russia
U. S
U.S
Robert A. Willard
United Press
Jack Meehan
New York Herald ‘Tribune
Helena Korelenko
Iya
Lomakin Returns to Russia Amid Consulate Rift
Soviet Consul General Lomakin leaves New York aboard the Stockholm bound for Goeteborg then Moscow via Finland. His two children Lora and Alexis travel with him as tensions rise after the severing of consular relations. Lomakin declines to comment, citing a previously issued note.
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New York
Jacob M. Lomakin
Stockholt
Lowum
Est
Russia
Goeleborg
Sweden
Lomakin
Lora U
Alexis
United States
Goeleberg
Moscow
Finhand
Hmself
Hind
Pe Jonner
Jvormakin
Stockholm
Huge Mars Navy Flying Boat Completes Honolulu to Chicago Flight
The four engined Navy flying boat Caroline Mars completed a 4200 mile nonstop flight from Honolulu to the Chicago area in just over 12 hours. Lt. Comdr. Robert J. Hunt said the 821 ton craft would proceed to Detroit via Romulus and Grosse Isle before returning to Chicago. An eight-plane escort from Glenview Air Base met the ship at Great Lakes to guide it to the lake front.
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Chicago
iCaroline Mars
Honolulu
Robert J. Hunt
Trenton
N. J
Detroit
Romulus
Grosse Isle
Michigan
Lake
Dla. m
Omerats
Illinois
Lake Michigan
Glenview Air Base
Great Lakes
Hammond
Ind
Lake Front
Co F Home From Wars Today
Indiana’s Co F of the Pennsylvania National Guard returned home after two weeks of intensive training at Indiantown Gap. Co L from Blairsville arrived earlier, with guardsmen sporting a deep coal of tan as the train pulled in around 10:15 p.m.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania National Guard
Indiantown Gap
Auto Recovered After Car Theft Report in Homer City Area
Indiana Borough Police recovered an automobile belonging to Clayton L. Heary of Homer City Road 3 that had been stolen yesterday afternoon. The vehicle, described as a turquoise Ford, was found parked on Indiana Street and had been last seen at the McNaughton Warehouse on the river street extension.
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Clayton L. Heary
Homer City RD
Indiana
McNaughton
Ih Suecet
Indiana boy treated for pitchfork wound at hospital
A 13 year old boy, son of Mrs Pauline Esteanik, was admitted to Indiana Hospital last night at 845 p m for treatment of a pitchfork wound in his left leg. The incident is reported in a hospital memo. The article mentions Sleepy Suzy gowns and para hide How cartled by Gearhart's.
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Albert Astrank
Ofndiana R. D
Pauline Esteanik
Indiana Hospital
Suzy
Gearhart
Pine Township to Open Public Shoot Monday
The Pine Township public shoot will open on Monday August 30 following an announcement by the local school board. Also listed are Fish N Chips at 50 cents and Ricupero's.
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Pine Township
Entries For Co. Fair Set a Record This Year
Indiana County Fair entries already surpass last year as more arrive before Tuesday. Registration will be at the rounds house on the fairgrounds to accept entries. A rush order for 1000 additional entry blanks was placed after supplies nearly ran out. The association expected 500 entries but demand rose quickly with no entry limit and ample space. First judging begins Wednesday.
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Indiana County
Rounds House
Te Fairgrounds
Fair Association
Hurricane Edges Toward Florida Coast As Watchers Monitor
A tropical hurricane 670 miles east of Melbourne, Florida, gains speed and moves northwest toward the mainland. Weather officials caution straight-line forecasts are unlikely, with potential effects along the Atlantic coast by Sunday if still on course, as military and civilian observers track the storm from Bermuda to Cherry Point and Miami. Florida residents stock up on supplies amid reminders of past blows.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Walters
Florida Welay
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Seaboard
Linge
Melbourne
Duthie
Florida
Atlantic Coast
Bermuda
Cherry Point
N. C
Floridigis
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Ricupero
Blair Sutton
of Relief
Simon
Miller's Stand
Charles Smail
Springwater
Ssmail
Simail
Charles Evans Hughes
Osterville
Mass
Evans Hughes
Charles Evans Anghes
Chase Reds
Fish
Co. Fair
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