First Cub Pack Chartered By Commissioner Parnell In Presbyterian Church
G Parnell the Scout Commissioner presented the charter to Cub Pack No 28 sponsored by the First Presbyterian Church at a well attended meeting. J Murray Buterbaugh presided. Seevers urged proper uniforming and noted the Cub program's rapid growth over 17 years. The February meeting on the 18th will feature a covered dish supper and celebrate the 37th birthday of Boy Scouts of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
William Penn Council
First Presbyterian Church
J. Murray Buterbaugh
Den
Mike Mikesell
Castifiantas
Anna Wrnsan
John B. Lowry
Earl Hewitt
W. J. Shields
Roy E. Marsh
Leo Lipman
John H. Dimit
H. A. Bohn
F. J. Nealer
Dora Clark
W. D. Seevers
America
Butterbaugh
Dens
Boy Scouts of America
Sun Goddess Psycho Case: Doctor Declares Deranged in Japan
Kanazawa, Japan January 24 A psychiatrist from Kanagawa Medical University declares the self styled Sun Goddess mentally deranged and recommends confinement. Futabayama the former world sumo champion and disciple is also released after reportedly battering policemen with chairs and clubs. Friends say Futa bayama may return to coaching wrestlers. Police question Jika cultists about large sums of money and food collected. Jiko previously predicted disasters and had wartime clients including generals and a former premier secretary. The forewarned invaders and Hirohito's surrender are cited in a Tokyo paper report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanazawa
Japan
Jike
Kanagawa Medical University
Futabayama
Jiko
Hirohito
Gontner Baby Contest Open at Indiana Studios
Gontner Studios of Indiana announces its second annual Baby Contest with awards totaling over 100. Four sponsors back the event including The Gontner Studio The Children’s Shop Star Furniture Company and the Indiana Evening Gazette. Mothers are urged to bring babies in early to avoid a late rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gontner Studios
Indiana
Gontner Studio
Children's Shop
Star Furniture Company
Indiana Evening Gazette
Gontner
Captain Pierce to Speak at Methodist Church Service
Captain Betty Pierce recently discharged from the Army will speak on her work in Japan at the Sunday evening service at First Methodist Church. Dr. David R. Graham, pastor, will present the subject There Is No Second Name. Gene Strassler is the morning soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Pierce
Japan
First Methodist Church
David R. Graham
Gene Sttrassler
J. Capezzuti
Fight Looms On Tax Law
Washington January 24 AP Rep Engel Michigan says he will oppose Rep Knutson's 20 percent individual income tax cut plan claiming it does not help the little fellow. He warns against across the board cuts and argues relief should target low income groups while noting the bill would yield small cuts for a family with no children and a high cut for a millionaire. He proposes raising the personal exemption to 1000 but would curb relief for those earning above 5000 to keep budget balance and debt retirement in view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Engel
R-Mich
Knutson
R-Mini
Michigan
Republican Party
Michigan Republican
Mrs Roosevelt To Unveil FDR Statue In London
Sir Campbell Stuart announced Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt will unveil the FDR statue in Grosvenor Square London on April 12 1948. The memorial financed by popular subscription stands beside the U S Embassy as wartime nerve center. Roosevelt accepted the invitation after disembarking the Queen Elizabeth during Stuart's U S visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Eng
Sir Campbell Stuart
Roosevelt Memorial Committee
Eleanor Roosevelt
London
Grosvenor Square
U. S
United Kingdom
Sir Campbell
Roosevelt
Government Takes Over Chinese Dams On Yalu River
Nanking reports Chinese government troops have seized control of hydroelectric dams along the Yalu River boundary between Manchuria and Russian held northern Korea under an accord with the Soviets. Russians reportedly left the Chinese side, with last Soviet troops withdrawing January 21. Dams lie northeast of Antung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Yalu
Manchuria
Korea
Antung
Pa Page Boy Aspires To Senate Post
Fourteen year old Lee Thomas of Lock Haven Pa will become a House page boy next week and hopes to rise on Capitol Hill. He has a hobby of collecting foreign money and aims to follow in the steps of Carl Loeffler, secretary of the Senate, by eventually becoming secretary as well. Thomas will be sworn Feb 1 and will work in Rep Richs office while attending a page school. He will earn 196 dollars a month after taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lee ‘Thomas
Lock Haven
Capitol Hill
Leck Haven
Senate
Carl A. Loeffler
Thomas
Rep
Rich
Woolrich
Loeffler
House
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Congressman Rich
A. J. Thomas
Senate Post Office
Capone Near Pneumonia in Miami Beach
Al Capone, recovering from a stroke, faced pneumonia with considerable lung congestion but was not in a critical condition. The bulletin noted continued improvement yet warned pneumonia as a serious potential complication. His family remained at his bedside after the Catholic rites were given following his stroke earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
al Capone
Kenneth Phil~llips
Capone
Chicago
Senate showdown over special Small Business Committee
Washington— Republicans and Democrats clash over creating a special Small Business Committee with eight months to study issues. Senator Wherry says GOP has majority to push the plan, while Democrats argue it violates the Congressional Reorganization Act. The fight echoes earlier battles over War Investigating Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Jran
Senate
Wherry
Nebraska
Marshall Expected To Untangle Argentine Situation Soon
Washington January 24 The Truman administration contemplates swift resolution of the Braden Messer spars Messersmith dispute over Argentina policy. President Truman and Secretary Marshall discussed the issue amid talk of possible personnel changes and an early Rio de Janeiro meeting of the American republics. Marshall moves to complete State Department reorganization as Argentina policy unsettles Senate debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spruille Braden
George Messersmith
Argentina
Marshall
Truman
United States
Messersmith
Braden
Peron
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rio de Janeiro
Marga
Truman Yestereday
China
South America
Germany
Palestine
State T Department
Quads' Dad Fears Housing With SEC Move
Joseph Cirminello father of quadruplets laments housing costs as SEC plans return to Washington. He worries about securing a four bedroom home to fit a large family and four cribs after moving from Philadelphia to accommodate the agency’s relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joseph Cirminello
Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington
Criminello
Criminellos
Broomall
SEC
Cheminello
Ciiminello
Monoxide Fatal Near Greensburg Car Death
Westmoreland County Coroner Dr Adam S Kepple says William Bolton a 26 year old Herminie man was found dead of carbon monoxide poisoning in his parked car near Rillton. Fumes traveled from the exhaust through a tube into the vehicle interior. Bolton was a Pacific veteran. The report notes a separate fact that lightning travels about 20000 miles per second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Adam S. Kepple
Westmoreland County
William Bolton
Herminie
Rillton
Kepple
Bolton
Pyle badly hurt in auto accident
Albert H. Pyle of State College formerly represented Clearfield Furs in the area is in serious condition at Phillipsburg Hospital after an auto crash Tuesday night. He is sales manager of the fur company and suffered deep throat lacerations from the windshield break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Pyle
State College
Clearfield Furs, Inc
Phillipssburg
Pyle
Fur Company
Von Papen Faces New Charge In German Denazification Court
Frank Von Papen goes on trial before a Bavarian denazification court amid objections to venue claiming he belongs in the French or British zones. The seven man panel hears charges he aided Hitler in the Nazi era. Conviction could bring ten years hard labor for the 69 year old former vice chancellor. Egon Kubuschok again defends him with his son aiding. The old municipal building hosts the proceeding as Bavarians glare at Prussian figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mernberg
Frank von Papen
von Papen
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
International Military Tribunal
Egon Kubuschok
Clashes Reported in Greece Amid Macedonian Frontline Fighting
Reports from Athens say Greek government troops and guerrillas clashed in the Macedonian region north of Satonika. A section of the Thirty-Seven Brigade reportedly killed or wounded about 100 leftist fighters near Pontokerassia, northeast of Kilkis. The Ministry of Public Order said six anarchists were killed and several wounded near Sidirocastro, northwest of Serres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Pi Pwo
Satonika
Pontokerassia
Kilkis
Ministry of Public Order
Sidirocastro
Ser- Yal
Accountant E Wells Certified to Lead On Job Training
E Wells of 528 School Street Indiana has been certified by the Commonwealth Department of Public Instruction to the Veterans Administration for approval as an agency for on the job apprentice training in public accounting. He has practiced accounting and tax work in the area for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Wells
School Street
Indiana
Commonwealth
Department of Public Instruction
Veterans Administration
Real Wedding on Film Set Ends With Hidden Truths
Joy Ames 21 and Dick Landry 27, both movie dancers, wed on a Hollywood set in a staged production. The artificial roses and only one real cake tier contrasted the couple’s genuine vows and the crowd’s reverent hush as Dennis Morgan stood as best man and Andrea King as matron of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Joy Ames
Dick Landry
Joy
Vernon
Tex
Minneapolis
Gordon Chapman
Westwood Community Methodist Church
Studio
Dennis Morgan
Andrea King
South Pacific
Dayton Bank Names Heads
First National Bank of Dayton stockholders reelected five directors at their annual meeting held January 21. The board welcomed F. L. Travis R. B. May jlin, RR. L. McClelland, 5. C. McHenry and George F. Grube. Travis was named president of the board with McClelland as vice president, Thomas F. Brubaker as cashier, Lorraine McClelland as assistant cashier, and Donna McEhiney as clerk for 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Dayton Stockholders
F. L. Travis
R. B. May Jlin
RR. L. McClelland
C. Mc‘Henry
George F. Grube
Mr. Travis
McClelland
Thomas F. Brubaker
Lorraine McClelland
Donna MecEhiney
Noon Stock Totals for Major Companies in Quiet Session
A listing of noon prices for standard equities including Air Reduction Aluminum and Chemical Dye Am Can Am for Pow Am Rad and St. Louis Iron. Major names feature Anaconda Cop Atch T and SF Ad Refining Bald Loco Balt Ohio Bendix Aviat Beth Steel Boeing and many others with varied percentage changes and trade volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Chem & Dye
Smelt & R
Tel & Tel
T& SF
Ad Refining
Bald Loco
Balt & Ohio
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Boeing Airplane
Briggs Mig
Budd Co
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Com Solvents
Cons Edison
Curtiss-Wright del Lack & West
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont de N
el Auto-Lite
Erie RR Food Fair
Stra Gen Erie
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Pid Gen
Greyhound Corpllinois Central Int. Harvester Int
Nick Can Int
Tel & Tel Johns-Manville Kennecott Cop Kresge
Lehigh Port C
Leh
Val RR
Libby McN & L
Lowe's Inc
Montgom Ward
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Prod
Nat Distillers
Nat Pow & St. North Ameria Northern Pac Packard Motor Param Pictures
Penney
Penn RR Pub Sv
Reading Co
Repab Steel
Sears Roebuck Socony-Vacuum
Sperry Corp
Stand Brands Ltd
G & E Ptd
Stand Oil Ca
Studebaker Corp
Swift & Co
Texas Co
United Aircraft
United Gen Imp US
US Steel West UN Tel A
Woolworth
Obituary notices from Indiana County families
Multiple obituary notices outline deaths in Elderton, Saltsburg, Indiana and surrounding areas. Key individuals include Paul F. Walker former Elderton burgess. Anna Mary McKalp Goodlin of Saltsburg. Jennie B. Murdice of Indiana R D 4. L. B. Augustine of Uniontown. Julius Sumanka of Heshbon. Alpha Clair Drum of Indiana. Freda E. Kensy of Armstrong Mines. Funeral details list Robinson Funeral Home and local churches with services Saturday or Sunday, interments in local cemeteries. Surviving relatives include spouses, children, grandchildren, and siblings across Indiana County and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Walker
Elderton
Parr J. Walker
Della (Miller) Walker
Lions Club
Presbyterian Church
Sara J. Lewis Walker
J. Herman Davis
Indiana
Ree Miles
Robert
John Walker
Harry
Brownsville
Royden and
Raymond
William Moore
Jane Walker
Helen George
Harry Lytle
Robinson Funeral Home
Anna Mary McKalip Goodlin
Saltsburg
Elmer E. Goodlin
Indiana Hospital
John C
Emma Andre Smith McKalpland
White Station
Saltsburg Presbyterian Church
Frank F. George
Avonmore, RD
Robinson
Raymond W. Nicholson
Jennie
Murdice
R. D
Clyde. Stephens
Penn Run
A. G. Murdick
Harrison and
Margaret
Irwin) Empfield
Buffington Township
Indiana County
Brush Valley Lutheran Church
Noble C
William S. Butler
Frank
A. Glenn
Clair
Indiana R. D
Russell Clark
Clyde Stephens
John Empffield
Alta Hoover
L. BR. Augustine
Dixon, Blvd
South Uniontown
C. R. Sturm
Uniontown
Julius Sumanka
Heshbon
Litigians Hospital
Alpha Clair Drum
She Robinson
Jocta R. D. 1
Alpaper
William L
Catherine Are Smith Crum
Freda E. Kensey
Luceyne
South Bend
Armstrong Mines
County
West
Lebanon
Shelocta
Tracey C. Robertson Crum
Carl Fleming
Housewife Keeps Wool From Rusting On Gas Stove
A housewife places steel wool on a pilot light of a gas stove to dry it between uses. The wool dries out and never rusts, allowing it to last until it shreds apart, highlighting scarcity of kitchen sponges and steel wool.
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George C. Marshall
State Department Ofice
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Jin
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Belge
Ross
Bing
Xsi
Tig
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