Keystone farmers urged to spend profits on goods not debt
Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Horst said farmers are not speculators and should use excess cash to improve homes, equipment, clothing, education, and medical care. He noted the state's $2.0 billion agricultural industry generated $774.41 million in cash income last year, mortgages declined from 15 to 12 percent, and 85 percent of farmers own their land, with cautious expansion and strong living standards.
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Pen Vale
Aft ‘Netle Uit
Milos Hotat
Horst
National Planning Association
Pennsylvania
Hiearby Lebanon County
Keystone State
Keystone
Dr T V Smith To Speak Later
The Indiana State Teachers College Life Program scheduled for Monday December 8 at 8 15 p m in the college auditorium has been postponed due to Dr T V Smith being hospitalized with influenza. Dr Smith will be rescheduled for a later date and the exact day is not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Teachers College
T. V. Smith
A. E. Drumheller
Cultural Life Committee
Dr. Smith
Peron Interprets Victory Personal Victory
Buenos Aires reports President Juan D. Peron expressed confidence that voters gave his party a mandate to rewrite the National Bill of Rights and allow him to seek re election. Observers estimated the Feronistas winning 109 of 158 seats in yesterday’s constitutional elections, the largest possible share for one party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Peronists
Feronistas
Death of Western Union President Deodoth in Paris
New York born Deodoth taht fran, 63, president of Western Union, died today of pneumonia at Arie ebtean Hospital in Paris. Elected president in November 1028 after leading public relations, he joined as state attorney in 112 and later headed contracts and railroad relations. He helped negotiate Postal Telegraph purchase in 1043.
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New York
Deodoth Taht Fran
Western Union
Preumonia
Arie Ebtean
Paris
Hyen
Messiah at College December 19 at Indiana State
Nearly 286 musicians will present Handel's Messiah at Indiana State Teachers College auditorium Sunday December 19 at 8:00 p m. Miss Mary Muldowney directs the college choir with Pearl Read leading the string orchestra. Soloists include Alfredo Luizzi Mary Ledgerwood Edward Nyborg Ruth Negli and Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indi Anal State Teachers College
Mary Muldowney
Diair
Pearl Read
Muaig
Gist Artista
Indiana State Teachers College
Ghott
Grandmother Kidnaps Four Grandchildren
A 50-year-old grandmother Kathleen King of Venice California is sought on a kidnapping warrant for allegedly abducting her four grandchildren from their father Zoel Lynch in Coalinga California. The children ages six to 12 were taken by chartered airplane on a supposed shopping trip. The plane was reported heading toward Las Vegas Albuquerque New York City. Police issued the warrant after Lynch alleged the custody dispute dated back to 1946.
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Coalinga
Calif
Zoel Lynch
G. Coaley
Fo Ps
Kathleen King
Venice
Lynch
Santa Montica
Two Sinkings Claim 9 200
A belated report says about 8 000 Chinese died in the explosion and sinking of a crowded steamship off southern Manchuria last month raising total deaths to 9 200 across two disasters near Shanghai. Official sources in Nanking said the Kiangya boiler burst aboard a merchant ship evacuating troops. About 200 bodies recovered and 336 rescued from Kiangya. nearly 4 000 refugees aboard. Bodies may indicate mine damage rather than a timed bomb.
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Hanghat
Manchuria
Jost
Shanghai
Nanking
Yingkow
Te Ching Merchants Steam Navigation Company
Smog in Donora Reoccurs With No Serious Illness
Donora Pennsylvania saw a repeat smog event over the weekend with authorities reporting no serious illnesses. Health board president Charles Stacey noted a few complaints from asthma patients but said the three day fog caused only minor effects beyond earlier deadly smog.
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Donora
Dev
Pennsylvania
Milltown
Charles Stacey
Board of Health
Stacey
Nixon plan hearing on 10 year old documents and espionage claim
Nixon seeks public and secret testimony on long buried documents amid fear of international repercussions. A Coast Guard plane aided a dramatic transfer to a Miami bound Navy transport. Grand Jury in New York faces closure December 15 after indicting 12 Communist leaders. In China, Nationalists report wary attitudes as troops and Reds clash near Nanking and Pangpu with Yangtze security concerns.
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Coast Guard
Navy
Rep
Nixon
Panama
St. Patersburg
Fig
Ablin Island
Jamaica
Miami
Washington
Stripling
Sumner Welles
Stripling-Welles
Welles
State Department
New York
Communist Party
U. S
Hwai River
Nanking
Kuchen
Pengpu
Suchow
China Command
Pangpu
Yangtze River
Suchow Battle Tightens as Communists Press Front
Communists mass 126 000 under Gen Chen Yi across the Suchow front as Red forces threaten Nationalist positions. Government spokesmen report three army groups veering west then south about 35 miles southwest of Suchow, with Civilian and Suchow city officials reported as captured. Battles risk decisive outcome with Chiang Kai-shek’s government depending on northern and western developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suchow
Chen Yi
Red
Kuomintang
Buchow
China
Reda
Buchaw
Chiang Kai-Ghek
Nanking
Bushow
Second
Vath
Opposition Evidence In Light Of Postwar Elections
The article reports turnout of 86.2 percent and a 13 percent gain for the Socialist tide since 1946. It details sector results for parties including American-Social Democrats, Christian Democrats, Liberal Democrats, British-Social Democrats, French-Social Democrats, with per-sector totals and seat allocation. It notes contention from the Russian sector press and mentions Moscow’s influence and cross-party opposition to Soviet rule.
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Russia
West
Moscow
Social Democrats
Christan Democrat
Liberal Democrats
Christian Democrat
Liberal Democrat
Ite
Reward Offered After Elk County Shooting Death
A $1,000 reward was posted on Saturday night after a shooting in Elk County left a man dead. Three rifle shots were fired into the air during the incident. The victim’s son, Richards Jr, is involved in the case as authorities investigate the events surrounding the death and the reward claim.
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Peti
Hay Ts, Richards Jr
Elk County
Four Indiana County school boards name new officers
In weekend reorganizations, Banks Township elected Raymond Lovelase president with Lester Niel as vice president. Glen Campbell R D 1 and others on the board include Vane Lawnmaster Edward C Ebel and James Neely. Black Lick and Blairsville boards also named presidents and vice presidents along with members.
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Indiana County
Banks Township
Raymond Lovelase
Glen Campbell
R. D
Lester Niel
Glen. Campbell
Vane Lawnmaster
Rossiter
Edward C. Ebel
Rossiter R. D
James Neely
Black Lick Township
R. E. Smith
Blairsville
A. d. Thompson
G. §. Clawson
Max ,Long
H. St Grafs
Blairsvile R. D
Jacksonville
Margaret Setlock
Mary Gordish
Anthony Maloney
Mary Chookie
Mary Grimm
Kent, White Township
John Campbell
Indiana
Mark Simpson
Frank Edwin
James Pease
P. D. Wilson
Navy Plane Finds C-54 with 37 Aboard
A Navy C-54 en route from Okinawa to Spokane ditched at 4:06 am after two ensigns failed. Ground crew of the 98th Bomb Group aboard, 37 survive or believed rescued as search planes lock on distress signals and drop life rafts. Captain Stotts reported survivors sighted and began returning to base.
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Okinawa
Spokane
Wash
98Th
SOS
Ufe
Air Force
Allen H. Stotts
Hickam Field
War veteran Prusasky dies, dozens mourn in Sagamore region
Pte. Prusasky, U.S. Army, enlisted Jan 26, 1940. He served in North Africa, Mediterranean, and France, wounded crossing the Rhine March 26, 1945 and died days later in a U.S. Army hospital. Survived by mother, four brothers, and a sister. Funeral in Sagamore with military rites by Cosgrove American Legion Post. Burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery. Also notices: Mrs. Katie Littster Lucas dies at Indiana Hospital aged 67. Michael Sliman Johns dies in Indiana Hospital, born Syria 1881. Margaret Jowyon Remally of Saltsburg dies. George Zara, retired coal miner, passes.
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Chamberseilie
Sagamore
Sagamore Shoals
B. &8. Coal Company
Sagambraj
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Pte
Prusasky
U. S. Army
Ft. Belvoir
Camp Maxey
Texas
North Africa
Mediterranean
France
Rhine River
Germany
Frank
Renton
Steve
Leevhburg
John
Edward
Father Joseph Matinak
Sacred Heart Church
Soldiers
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Cosgrove American Legion
Rural Valley
Bowser Funeral Home
Plumville
Obituary notices from Indiana area churches and cemeteries
Multiple death notices and funeral arrangements for residents of Coral Indiana and surrounding areas. Includes details for PFC Stanley Madey Clune died in Italy 1944 and services to be held in Indiana. Obituaries for Hersey Elmer Merl Luxenart of Creeprside R D 1 and Miles Lukehart of Willet outline birthdates, survivors, church memberships, and burial plans.
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Stanley Madey
Clune
Italy
Indiana
Paber
Robinson’ Fineral
Tataig
Hersey Elmer Mer Luxenart
Rside R. D
Miles M
Mary Jane Link Lakehart
South Mahoning Township
Armstrong County
Lukehart
Willet
Plumville
Catherine Ray Lukehart
Lyle
Fox Chapel
Pittsburgh
Clair F
Grace B
Sibert
June
Melichar
Cleveland
Land
Albert
Clarence
Dayton
Earl Griffith
Smicksburg
Della Ritchie
Fans Greek
Samuel Lloyd
Brookville
Robinson's
7Th Street
Martin L. Yonts
Oakland Cemetery
Friends
Rolinson
Police Unit Holds Meet In Indiana
Rhododendron Chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police met at the Indiana Moose Hall to discuss security for policemen. Indiana Chief of Police John F. O Mara led guests including Senator elect Murray Peeler and Assemblymen Guthrie and Weatrick as patrolman Ira Sankey outlined a three fold plan covering civil service, uniform wage and hour law, and a statewide pension.
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Rhododendron
Fraternal Order of Police
Indiana Moose Hall
Indiana
John F. O'Mara
FOP
Murray Peeler
Dy. A- R. Pechin
Ford City
Stewart Helm
Kittanning
Guthrie
Apall
D. L. Weatrick
Ebensburo
Pennsylvania
Ira
D. San+key
Sankey
GM Executive Lost in Plane Over Four States
General Motors executive W J Blanghard, 48, head of Ara Products Division in Dayton, and two Dayton women Vivian Johns son 29 and Betty Charles were aboard a private plane that vanished after departing Jamestown New York area late Saturday. Air Force searches expanded to four states as authorities pursued possible crash sites.
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Jamestown
Dee
Em A
General Motors
Dayton
Ohio
Here
W. J. Blanghard
Ara Products
Vivian Johnsson
Betty Charles
Vision
Air Force
Aik Ridge
Jorca
Butherfy
Bintenard
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T.V. Smith
Peron
America
Institution
Pete
Paul Garber
Famous Bell and Howell
Hollywood
Bell and Howell
Moorhead
North China
Tangshan
Great Coal Center
Tientsin
1Ath
Kwei
Fei
I Ban
Wanking
Chen ¥i
Katie Littster Lucas
Church Street
Indiana Hospital
Harry
Boyd
N. 7Th Street
Michael Sliman Johns
Syria
Sliman A
Helen David Johns
Al-Kafran Society of
New Kensington
Eliza
Beth Vonns
Samuel
Bairdstown
Flo Rita Jacoby
Martha Swalga
Blairsvilla
Anna Hanna
Blacklick
Whitauan
Hunter Funeral Home
Nicholas Ofiesh
Margaret Jowyron Remally
Saltsbury
Crabtree
Free Methodist Church
Saltsburg
Johnson
Thomas Albertis Remaley
George Johnson
Robert Merle
Betty
George Z
Ara
Ceeoho-Siovaltis
Enni
Uae
Coral
Uitheran Chiron
iBiovalk National Union
Gracatin
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