Trial of Soviet Spy in Yellowstone Shipcase
In the espionage trial of Russian lawyer Lt. Nicola G. Redin, federal investigators were set to take the stand to corroborate Herbert Kennedy about inducement to reveal naval data on the USS Yellowstone destroyer. Defense contends much of Yellowstone's equipment was commercially manufactured and common to other ships. Judge Black cautioned secrecy limits on both sides while noting public interest in weapon disclosures.
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Nicola G. Redin
Herbert Kennedy
Inducand
U. S. Navy
Éadet
Yellowstone
Reditt
Hargen
Weys
Russia
Loyd L. Black
Japan
Hold Mass Meeting On Flood Curbs
Officials from Barnsboro Patton Hastings St Benedict and Spangler call a public mass meeting to seek aid for flood control after June floods causing $2.5 million in damage. A Hastings death occurred when a bridge abutment failed and Brubaker Run flooded the town.
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Barnesboro
Cambria County
Barnsboro
Patton
Hastings
St. Benedict
Spangler
Brubaker Run
Flannagan Run
Patton Clay Manufacturing Co
Lannagan
Chester,Creek
St. Benedect
UN faces atom control pact with frank talks
Six UN officials under the Atomic Energy Commission press toward a comprehensive pact on atomic control. The sub committee held a secret session after a first day of practical discussion with no acrimony. Participants included Gromyko and Evatt, with Elberstadt and Cadogan among others, reflecting two main peaceful-use plans.
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New York
United Nations
U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
Andrei A Gromylo
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Ferdinand Elberstadl
WW. S
Commission
Herbert V. Evatt
Australia
Alexander Cadogan
Great Britain
Manuel Neovel Vallarta
Mexico
Frederick Joliot-Carie
France
Eberstadt
Gromyko
Burned Out Family in West Lebanon Seeks Help
A West Lebanon family burned out of their home Sunday now lives in a garage on their property. Harry Bridenthal, a miner with eight children aged 2 to 7, lost all clothing and personal property. Donations are requested to help reestablish the family. Manila news notes Congress to approve executive agreement on gelt Trade Bill, with supporters urging aid linked to independence.
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West Lebanon
Harry Bridenthal
Manila
The
Philippines
United States
Roxas
Trieste Riots Boil As Death Toll Rises In Contested City
Tense clashes in Trieste left one civilian dead and about 40 injured as right and left wing factions clash. American and British troops faced mob violence while dispersing assaults on Communist centers and press facilities. Several soldiers were hurt, and a Progresso printing plant suffered damage amid attacks on Lavoratore.
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Trieste
Communist Party
Progresso
Comunist
11 Lavoratore
15 Year Old Leads Police To Grave Of Victim
A 15 year old boy led authorities to the grave of a young girl after an all night search. The boy, a seventh grade Mellon School student, had been seen with Nancy who disappeared Sunday. Police questioned the boy for several hours as they investigated the death and found bloodstained trousers. The case involves a vending number investigation and charges were filed.
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Mellon School
St. Mary's Parorhial School
Nancy
Citien
Biate
Washington
Negroes Vote Unmolested Despite Threats in Mississippi
In Mississippi the white supremacy drive prompts calls to suppress Black voters. Rankin and three others face opposition in the Democratic primary, while Bilbo’s rhetoric draws protests from senators and the National Negro Council. Federal troops urged by Edgar G. Brown are asked to guard polls.
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Rankin
House Committee On UN
Senate Lf
Tay
UR Bady
Senate
Mississippi
Sen
Maybank
D-Sc
Edgar G. Brown
National Negro Council
Japanese Capital Ship Goes Under in Naval Test
A blast sank the fifth test ship Sakawa, a modern welded hull battleship. Anderson, Gilliam, Carlisle, and Lamson were declared sunk after earlier missing notices. Several vessels including Independence, Arkansas, Negate, Pensacola, Skate, and a tank landing ship were badly damaged, with about 25 others hurt to varying degrees.
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Sakawan
Lsted
Anderson
Gilliam
Carlisle
Lamson
Independence
Cataoly Arkansas
Big Cat Seen Again in Somerset Township
A large wild cat reported across Western Pennsylvania, identified as a cougar or mountain lion, has been seen and shot at in Middlecreek Township. Residents fear venturing outdoors at night as the beast prowls the woods and treetop branches for prey, with several fleeting sightings reported.
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Somersey
Pennsylvania
Evens
Middlecreek
Noon Stocks Hold Line Amid Rent Pressure Despite OPA Absence
The Associated Press reports a calm but unsure consumer outlook with no OPA at the helm. Prices rose in many areas as landlords hike rents, yet some cities and tenants cut or capped costs while officials and associations seek to restrain increases.
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Associated Press
Congress
OPA
Minneapolis
Phoenix Arizona
Miami
Fla
Indianapolis
Chicago
Rad
Chrysler Corp
Colum G, & EI
Edison
Surtiss-Wright
del Lack & West
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont de N
Brie KR. R
Food Fair Sirs
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Indh
Faeral
Ti Seeviset
Johns-Mangilla
South Kennecott Copay
West Used Car Dealers Association
Kresge
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkanes Vesas
New Mexico
Louisiana
Tg Eet
Cmne
Montgom
Nat Biscuit
Nat Distillers
Nat Pow & Ll Oyip
New Jersey
Ameria
Massachusetts
Northern Pacific
Aneeive
Rite Satay Packard Motor Lo J
New York
District O Param Pictures
Columbia
Penney (Jc
Robert D. Blue
Penn RR
Iowa
Radio Corp
Reading Co
Repab Steel
Reynolds
Sears Roebuck
Socony-Vacuum
Los Angeles
Sperry Corp
Stand Brands
Demeanor
Stand Oil NJ
Washington
Boyd Barnard
Studebaker Corp
National Association
Sutherland Papa
Suit & Co
Rates Co
Woolworth
San Diego
Milwaukee
Young Sh & 'S
Lim
Aero Supply
Denver
Electric
Dallas
The
Gazette
Turn Cops Out For 4th Traffic Jam
Harrisburg July 2 AP State Police Commissioner Col. C M Wilhelm orders every available state policeman on duty for the anticipated Fourth of July traffic jam. He urges motorists and pedestrians to exercise caution during the holiday weekend. He notes that on July 4 1941 the last mid summer holiday before the war 24 persons were killed on Pennsylvania highways.
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Harrisburg
C. M. Wilhelm
Pomona Grange backs Creps drive praised verdicts
Members of Pomona Grange No. 68 passed a resolution commending Judge E. E. Creps for reprimanding juries in driving case verdicts and for urging officials not to publish the jurors' names. The resolution requests printing in county papers and is signed by the Resolutions Committee.
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Pomona Grange No. 68
BH. Creps
Grange
Pomona Grange No. 58
E. E. Creps
OPA Death Threatens Canada Economy And Prices
Ottawa warns that the end of U S price controls could cripple Canada’s stabilizing program. Officials fear inflation may surge here despite efforts. Canada reports living costs up 29 percent since August 1939, versus 32 percent in the United States and Britain, with heavy ties to American imports.
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Ottawa
United States
Canada
Washington
Great Britain
Dominion
States
Kiwanis hears A. Ruddock on U.S. foreign policy bluffing
Attorney William Ruddock told Kiwanis last night that United Nations conferences show bluffing and power jockeying among totalitarian powers, while the Pacific area benefits from General MacArthur Marshall and cooperation from Japanese and Chinese. He warned of 400000000 supporters in the event of another conflict. Roy Baldwin provided accordion solos and group singing.
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William Ruddock
Kiwanis Club
United Nations
Pacific
MacArthur
Marshall
Roy Baldwin
Compromise On Lines Truman Would O K Seen
On lines Truman would approve a compromise, rising prices across farm goods surged while meat stayed under ceiling. OPA chief Paul Porter warned of inflation bets by speculators, urging continued price controls. Rentals rose sharply, Bowles urged governors to freeze rents as GOP efforts stalled in House and Senate. Comptroller calls for banking condition reports from national banks for June 29.
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OPA
Paul Porter
Chester Bowles
House
Spence
Senate
Nanty Glo Pastor Dies
The Rev Clay P Burkey pastor of the Nanty Glo Evangelical Church died yesterday morning in Memorial Hospital Friends and parishioners will receive him at 41 Anderson Ave Nanty Glo after noon tomorrow Funeral rites set for 2 pm Friday at the Nanty Glo Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Burial in Mundys Corner Cemetery in charge of Robinson Funeral Home Indiana Survived by widow Ruffina and seven children plus three grandchildren and eight siblings including Merschel Meade Budd Dorsey Nanty Glo Leland Montrose WV and Glen Campbell Warren OH and Leon Williams Niles OH.
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Clay P. Burkey
Nanty-Glo
Burkey
LaMentia
Mies
Wanda Lee
Merschel Burkey
Petersburg
Meade
Baltimore
Budd
Ebensburg
Dorsey
Leland
Montrose
W. Va
Earl Walker
Glen Campbell
Earl Griffith
Warren
Leon Williams
Niles
Obituary: GEORGE BERTRAM LYDIE of Dayton dies at 47 years
George Bertram Lydie a Dayton resident for 47 years died at home Sunday. He served on Dayton council and Methodist Church boards and taught in the Sunday School. Survived by widow Alma B and many children and grandchildren. Services Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Dayton Methodist Church, with interment in Glade Run Cemetery.
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George Bertram Lydic
Dayton
Dayton Methodist Church
Church Board of Trustees
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Cockport
Indiana County
Elliot M
Lucinda
Butterbaugh) Lydie
Alma B. (Mcintire) Lydie
Bessie Bittinger
Dayton R.D
Florence Wadding
Bruce Lydie
New Kensington
Fred Lydie
Dayton R. D
Reuben
E. T. Lydie
Smicksburg
R. D
Minnie Bargenstock
Chambersburg
Annie Gould
Boyd C
Lydie Dayton
Callie Carey
Punxsutawney
Estey’ M
Lydie
Blairsville
Fred
Clara) Jones
Rochester
N. Y
George
Mary) Straitiff
Charles
Rosa) Burras
Philadelphia
John
Gertrude) Smith
Panic
Luella) Adams
Olean
Allie
Mabel) Walker
Indiana
Methodist Church
J, B, Dodd
G. E. Ledworth
Glade Run
Althea Desbonnets
East Elm Street
Homer City
Wilfred
Gwennie Desbonnets
Fred Mack
Daryel
Miss Desbonnets
Bronson Methodist
Blairsville Civil Vacancies Open in Ohio River Division
The War Department Ohio River Division Civilian Engineer Corps at Columbus announces vacancies for project managers at Blairsville field office with CAF-0 CAF-11 grades paying 4149.60 4525.80 and 4902.00 per year. Filing closes July 22 and applications are available at first or second class post offices or the U S Employment Office. Applications go to the Division Engineer, Ohio River Division, Room 607 Joyce Building, Chestnut and High Streets, Columbus Ohio.
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War Department
Ohio River Division Engineer Corps
Columbus
Blairsville
U. 5S
Ohio River Division
Joyce
Chestnut and
High Streets
Ohio
Arrests in Palestine Stir Jewish Council Response
Over the weekend arrests in Palestine triggered a unity statement from the Jewish National Council and community leaders in Jerusalem. They condemn the detentions and say Palestine Jewry cannot maintain relations with authorities until the prisoners are freed.
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Palestine
Jerusalem
Jewish National Council
Toll in Indian Riots Hits 33
Renewed outbursts of violence after curfew lift in Ahmedabad raised the death toll to 33 and left about 250 injured. A pitched battle erupted on a road as shops stayed closed after a Jain procession featured a silver chariot with an image of Mahavira.
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Ahmedabad
India
Hahavira
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