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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1951

Page

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Town teen Tammie Bloom dazzles at county fair grounds

Indiana County residents toured the J. S. Mack Community Center at the fair, viewing new walks and landscaping while a lively midway scene unfolded. 4-H and Future Farmers booths lined the Roundhouse with livestock exhibits as Pat Nichols returned for racing, drawing new spectators. A “Toads” club card fad sparked curiosity about an unusual member society, and Vera Ramer’s circle joined a hayride and wiener roast.

Jon J. S. Mack Com Immunity Center Cy Dubinsky Indiana County Don Terneaux Prell Pat Nichols Indiana Pat Toads Honorable Society of Toads Hall OF Hits Mississippi Shanghai Jezebel Vera Ramer

Six Guilty In Death of Jordan King

Six men charged with plotting the assassination of King Abdullah were found guilty by a military court in Amman. The prosecution sought the death penalty for the six, four others were freed, and names include Col. Abdullah El Tel and Dr. Mousa Abdullah El Husseini.

Amman Jordan Abdullah Col Abdullah el Tel Jerusalem Mousa Ahmed el Ayoubi Mousa Abdullah el Husseini Abed Mahmound Okkeh Zakraig Mahmoud Okkeh Abdel Kader Farahat

AMVETS National Convention Opens With Four Leading Presidential Candidates

The AMVETS open their seventh national convention in Boston on Thursday. Paul W. Mahady of Latrobe Pennsylvania, former national judge advocate, is one of four leading candidates for the presidency. Also listed are Arthur W. Wermuth of Wichita Kansas John N. Smith Ohio department commander and Tom Sawyer North Carolina department commander. Duff James H. discusses charges. Address lines and other fragments appear in the text.

Boston Amvets Paul W. Mahady Latrobe Mahaday Veteran's Organization Arthur W. Wermuth Wichita Kas John N. Smith Ohio Tom Sawyer North Carolina James H. Duff R-Pa Coneey Vention inGiea Fayette Street Annona Uniontown Bandayuran

Bombing of Rashin Port by B-20s Before August 12 1950

AP photo notes Rashin, a key port on Korea’s east coast, was bombed by B-20s before August 12, 1950, dropping about 500 tons of bombs. The report places the attack in the early Korean War era as U.S. aircraft targeted northern coastal infrastructure to disrupt enemy supply lines.

Japan Okinaw Rashin Korea Red North Korea Vladivostok

Nation Wide Campaign To Enforce Cattle Price Lids

OPS regional director Joseph J Bryan announced a nation wide campaign to enforce cattle price ceilings starting immediately. The effort includes meat experts and district offices with DOJ cooperation to curb maldistribution and protect lawful prices amid absence of slaughter quotas. A wholesale retail price markup survey for groceries under the Defense Production Act amendments 1951 is planned to adjust CPR 14 15 and 16 guidelines.

Joseph J. Bryan OPS Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware MsBryan Justice Department Joseph J. McBryan McBryan Tom Office of Price Stabilization

Rubber Firm Hikes Wages in 10 Cities

Good year Tire and Rubber Co and the CIO United Rubber Workers announced a wage agreement boosting hourly pay by 13 cents for URW members in Goodyear plants across Akron St. Marys Topeka Lincoln Winsor New Bedford Muncie and Los Angeles. The raises, applicable yesterday, await Wage Stabilization Board approval and URW local ratification. Each local may use one cent to address interplant wage inequities, and piece rates will include the 13 cents in incentive pay.

Cleveland Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co CIO United Rubber Workers Today Goodyear Goodrich Firestone U. S. Rubber URW Wage Stabilization Board Akron St. Mary's Jackson Mich Topeka Kans Lincoln Neb Winsor New Bedford Mass Muncie Ind Los Angeles

Meat Hygiene Closures Hit Three Slaughtering Plants

Inspectors from the Bureau of Animal Industry within the State Department of Agriculture found three slaughtering establishments unsanitary during July inspections and ordered cleanup. Two plants did not comply and were closed. Since January 1, a total of 11 plants have been shut to protect consumers from unfit meat.

Givision of Meat Hygiene Bureau of Animal Industry State Department of Agriculture

McGill Motors to Run Fair Guessing Booth

McGill Motors Inc announces a guessing contest at their fairgrounds tent between picnic area and Sixth street entrance. Guess total payroll of McGills 1950 with prizes of Defense Bonds for top three closests. running Tue to Fri 10 pm. ties drawn. Free pencils matches and balloons at booth.

McGill Motors Inc McGills Sixth Street McGill Motors McGill Indiana County

Buckwheat Crop At Record Law In Pennsylvania

Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania will harvest a record low buckwheat crop this year with an expected 1,340,000 bushels by August 1. New York is projected to yield 1,035,000 bushels. Acres planted drop to 67,000 from 81,000 last year, with a 20 bushel per acre yield.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Department of Agriculture New York State

Parley Honors Sanitary Engineering Bureau at State Conference

Harrisburg report notes the Bureau of Sanitary Engineering of the Pennsylvania Health Department received special recognition at the Pennsylvania Water Works Operators Association 24th annual conference August 20 22 1951 at State College. The event dubbed Pennsylvania Department of Health Night featured speakers Dr Russell B Teague and Dr Milton Eisenhower, with introductions by H Moses and mentions of General Pershing’s rank and insignia history.

Harrisburg Bureau of Sanitary Engineering Pennsylvania Department of Health Pennsylvania Water Works Operators Association Pennsylvania, State College State College Pennsylvania’ Department of Health The Water Works Association Department Water Works Operators Pennsylvania Sewage and Industrial Wastes Association State Rousséll B. Teague Penn State Milton Eisenhow

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Tammie Bloom Latrober NORTH Sea of Japan Meat Warrioritre Fair Booth Gazette Parley Moses Daar J. Pershing Pershing Hardware News Ben Pearson J. M. Stewart & CO Brassieres Ion Troutman’s Arrottie
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