British War Bride Pauline Carbone Wed Quietly
British war bride Pauline Carbone, 19, who won a contested divorce from former Army Lt Harold Carbone, married Capt Darrell Beschen in a brief Dubuque ceremony. The marriage follows her February birth of a son and Carbone’s adultery accusation. witnesses included attorney John Robb Clarke and actress Jet Brown. The couple left for an undisclosed destination.
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Smueno
C. (Ap
Pauline Carbone
Army
Harold Car‘bota
Rochester
Darrell
Beschen
Dubuque
Harry ‘Durseath
Carbone
Beshhén
Beachen
Shreveport
John Robb Clarke
Jet
Beng Brown
Navy readies second atomic test at Bikini Atoll
At Bikini Atoll on July 6 the U S Navy moved the target fleet for the second atomic explosion. The battleship Nevada, the first test’s bullseye, was towed offshore as Vice Admiral Blandy outlined a denser formation for underwater detonation and a broader shock zone. The Independence was swept for the briefing as Blandy cautioned against detailing the hull test while reporting near total damage from the first blast.
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U.S. S. Mt. Mckinley
Bikini Atoll
Nevada
W. H. P. Blandy
Blandy
Baby To Have Hero's Name
In Attleboro Massachusetts AP reports a former marine veteran formerly known as Searle A Martin changed his name to Stephen Albert Crandall so his first son may bear the name of a hero buddy who died in the Guadalcanal battle. Probate Judge Mathew Hitch granted the petition saying the man wanted a tribute to his fallen friend. He noted his wife prefers privacy and that the idea honors a man who died without family.
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Attleboro, Mass
Searle ‘A. Martin
Stephen Albert Crandall
Buddy
Frobate
Mathew R. Hitch
Martin
Covington, Ky
Cerry
Dayton Lumberman Buys Big Tract Near Freeport
Dayton lumber dealer James P. Good of Dayton purchased 1,000,000 feet of hemlock and 800,009 feet of hard wood timber along Watson Run near Freeport. The timber, expected to be worked soon, may relieve the local lumber shortage.
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James P. Good
Dayton
Watson Run
Freeport
Relief payments totaling 2172 in county during week
Direct relief payments were issued to residents of Indison County for the week ending July, totaling 2172 dollars. The report notes a decrease from prior weeks as funds were disbursed and adjusted for ongoing needs.
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Indison County
Influence at Batavia tied to May pressure says Army officers
The article, continued from page one, alleges Rep May of Kentucky pressured Army Ordnance officials to favor Batavia for a high profile efficiency award. Col John Blesak linked May to a “highly coveted” BR award granted after a wartime secretary requested swift consideration, as Siezak testified before the committee.
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Lion
Rep
May
D-Ky
House
Army Ordnance
Batavia
John Blesak
Slo
Patterson
Weniepescretery
Siezak
Cw Ordnance A Aelepana Convervn
Fas War Department
Cynmer
Bus strike disrupts Pittsburgh Clairton Monongahela routes
About 100 AFL drivers and maintenance workers for Independent Valley Bus Company and Clairton line walk out, halting service between Pittsburgh and Clairton and other valley cities. The union demands 1.25 dollar daily driver raises and 1.50 for mechanics as a 42 day Butler strike remains unresolved.
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Pittsburgh
Clairton
Monongahela Valley
AFL
Ienesow Valley Bus Company
Beaver Valley
Motor Coach Company West
Beaver Falls
Sewickley
Valley Lines
Elizabeth
Mohonenhein
West Newton
McKiegsport
Buller Bugsit
Butler
Redin to Take Up Defense in Navy Data Case
Russian Navy lieutenant Nicoal Gregorovich Redin, 30, may testify today denying U S charges that he conspired to obtain confidential data on the Navy destroyer tender Yellowstone. FBI remarks and port investigations are outlined as the defense and prosecution clash over detention and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seatile
Nicoal
Gregorovich Redin
U. S
U.S. Navy
Redin
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Portland
Ore
Ivan Zybello
Soviet Purchasing Commission
Leutenant
Navy
Donbass
FBI
Herbert Kennedy
Yellowstone
Dedin
Zubello
United States
Vickers Viking Flies Atlantic at Over 200 mph
London July 6. Armstrongs Ltd said the first of 20 Vickers Viking passenger transports ordered by the Argentine government crossed the Atlantic successfully. The flight averaged more than 200 miles an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vickers: Armstrongs Ltd
Argotine
Atlantic
Blakeville Plans Sewer Extension for New Homes
Plans for enlarging and extending the East Brown Street sewer system to serve a new housing project are ready for state approval. They include a sewer extension to a plot purchased by Ralph Forsha where ground has been broken for four homes.
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Blatrsville
East Brown Street
Ralph Forsha
Trieste Tieup To Continue Says Leader
A Trieste strike leader said the general strike, illegal under Allied authorities, would continue as the movement shifts underground. Objectives include replacing civil police with Allied military police, punishing those behind the attack on the committee HQ, suppressing vandal bands, expelling fascist refugees, and punishing civil policemen who did not intervene. The movement claims support from Italian and Slav anti fascists and opposes a fascist return to Trieste.
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Trieste
Venezia Giula
Taly
Tri‘este
Yugoslavia
Italy
Paris
Stassen Election Test In Minnesota Primary
In Minnesota, Harold E. Stassen seeks a 1944 Republican presidential bid test in his home state primary. He backs Gov. Edward J. Thye in the Senate race against Henrik Shipstead, a long-time incumbent, with Shipstead and Thye both strong state figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Harold E. Stassen
Henrik Shipstead
Senate
Edward J. Thye
Stassen
United Nations
Thye
Gav
Dwight Griswold
Stasgen
Big Plane Falls Off British Coast After Compass Failure
Bristol Aero plane Company Ltd. spokesman said the large British plane Gambale fell into the sea off the Breznan coast after a compass failure caused it to run out of fuel. The five crew members were rescued by the U S freighter Tulane Victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
England
Bristol Aeroplane Company Ltd
Breznan
U. S
Tulane Victory
Garbo Returns to Sweden On Gripsholm Departure
Greta Garbo sailed from New York aboard the Gripsholm for a return to Sweden. She posed with Captain Sigfried Ericsson, saying she was very tired after an early morning and mentioning a possible directing project in Sweden.
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New York
Greta Garbo
Gripsholm
Sweden
Sigfried Ericsson
Reynaud Seated By French Assembly In Bitter Debate
Paris July 6 AP The constituent assembly voted 298 to 132 to seat Paul Reynaud rebuffing a Communist dominated election committee that urged not to invalidate any pre war premier. Reynaud defended himself accusing Communists of backing totalitarianism and turning away from Anglo Saxon democracy.
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Paris
Constituent Assembly
Paul Reynaud
Ovter
Reynaud
Von Beck Kin Seized After Camp Escape
Tamara Von Beck, daughter of the late Field Marshal Feder Von Beck, was seized in Starnberg after escaping a Russian internment camp. The American sponsored Duna News Agency said she will be tried by no military court on charges of forging a passport.
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Frankfurt
Tamara von Beck
Feder von Beck
Amurigan
Duna
Starnberg
Peesport
Dune Seid
Agnes sinks after collision off Heiphong coast
A Norwegian ship named Agnes struck an unknown object off Heiphong on July 3 while partly carrying passengers and UNRRA cargo. The Chinese Comiral News Agency reported the sinking and described the crew and passengers being rescued.
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San Francisco
Agnes
Yo Mongkong
Apn
Heiphong
Wheat Dumped On Ground In Kansas Box Car Shortage
Thousands of bushels of wheat lie on the ground across Kansas as a box car shortage worsens with 80 percent harvest complete. Elevators close, farmers fear rain before shipments to eastern terminals, and losses could reach 15 percent if cars do not arrive. Kansas City officials cite diverted cars and unprecedented freight demand as the cause.
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Kansas
Hays
Kas
Wallace County
Colorado
Winans
Charles H. Ward
Kennas
Andrew Schoopple
Kansas City
J. W. Holloway
trans-Missouri-Kansas Shippers Board
Father of Two Reported Incidents At Local Farmhouse
Prince Anne Maryland July 6 AP The 29 year old father of two was jailed in Somerset County on a charge of raping a 14 year old Junior High School student State's Attorney Prentiss Evans identified the man as Robert Allen Pusey a civilian employee of the Chincoteague Naval Air Station Evans said the girl reported a man drove her to her home in Dublin county to her home Monday afternoon then assaulted her in the farmhouse while her parents were away.
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Princes Anne
Somerset County
Prentiss Evans
Robert Allen Pusey
Chincoteague Naval Air Station
Evans
Dublin
Filipino police quell Pampanga raid killings
Filipino military police sought to quell a new republic uprising after four men were killed in Pampanga province when 200 raiders ambushed a military police patrol.
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Manlia
Pampanga
Recruiter Heads to Adjutant General School in Georgia
Captain F A Hintermister, Indiana's Army recruiting officer, travels to Ft. Oglethorpe Georgia for three weeks at the Adjutant General's School. Lt Axsmith arrives from Butler to command at the Indiana Recruiting Station in Hintermister's absence. He is a Pottsville Pennsylvania native with twelve years of service and combat experience in European and Pacific theaters. He will be assisted by T Sgt Simeone and S Sgt P Burch.
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F. A. Hintermister
Indiana
Adjutant General's
Ft. Oglethorpe
Georgia
Axsmith
Butler
Hintermister
Pottstown
Sereice
Dood Simeone
P. Burch
Call Meet On Milk Prices In Harrisburg
Pennsylvania milk dealers and producers will meet in Harrisburg July 10 11 12 at the request of the Milk Control Commission to discuss the price situation after federal controls expired. Notices are sent to participants from public hearings on prices and production. Commissioner John W Snyder said the meetings will be in the attorney general office with a Justice Department representative present.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Milk Control Commission
John W. Snyder
Justice Department
Presnt
US Army bans public petting in Munich streets
In Munich a Third Army order forbids Americans to walk arm in arm with women including wives, to curb public displays of affection. Stars and Stripes notes Munich military police may not fully enforce the rule, but arm-in-arm walking could be allowed if dependents wear U. S. civilian armbands. Two former GIs, Harman R. Kaplan and James J. Powell, reportedly married German brides in two loophole weddings while serving with YUNRRA at Arolsen.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Third Army
Munich
Soldier
Stars and ‘Stripes
U. S
Stars and Stripes
Harman R. Kaplan
New York City
James J. Powell
Lake Worth
Fla
Yunrra
Arolsen
JP Warns Vets of License Expiration Policy
Justice of the Peace Dale Marshall states that veteran operator permits expire on discharge and that many veterans are misinformed. He notes it is difficult to decide cases involving service veterans and urges immediate renewal of licenses upon discharge.
Aleppo Man Convicted in Underground Railway Smuggling
Jacob Chaio of Aleppo was convicted of running an underground railway to smuggle Jews to Palestine. He received an eight month prison term and a fine of 800 pounds, about 3200 dollars, imposed today in Beirut.
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Beirut
Jacob Chaio
Aleppo
Palestine
Marchand Club Holds Meeting on Livestock Care
Assistant County Agent William Cockrake met with nine Marchand Agricultural Club members at Jack Homan's home to receive instructions on livestock care and feeding. The next meeting is set for July 16 at 8 p.m. at Clifford Anthony's residence.
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Aas
Stant
William Cockrake
Marchand Agricultural ‘Club
Jack Homan
Sapam
Clifford Anthony
Eight-Year-Old Blamed for Kielce Pogrom Outbreak
In Kielce Poland an eight year old boy allegedly sparked the bloodiest postwar pogrom by claiming Jews held him in a cellar. Investigators say mobs attacked Jewish homes and shops, with 62 arrests planned and curfew in force as authorities promise military tribunals.
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Larry Allen
Warsaw
Poland
Kielce
Heinrik Blasdzycyk
Mexico Vote Tomorrow for President and Congress
Nearly 3,000,000 Mexicans will choose a new president and 174 deputies and 58 senators as the federal government administers the vote for the first time in four centuries. Miguel Aleman heads the race for the institutional party, facing Ezequiel Padilla and other generals in contested lines, with a six year presidential term at stake.
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Mexico City
Congress
Mexico
Miguel Aleman
Institutional Party
Ezequiel Padilla
Mexican Democratic Party
Enrique Calderon
Popular Revolutionary Party
Augustin Castro
Constitutionalist Party
Greek Parisians report attack on Kilkis camp by 150 Communists
Athens reports say a group of about 150 Communists attacked a troops camp near Kilkis east of Salonika and killed seven soldiers. The assault followed a demonstration by hundreds of women and children urging soldiers to lay down arms and join them, with tents reportedly set on fire.
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Chakales
Athens
Kilkis
Salonika
Four Burned In Fire Aboard Gasoline Barge Explosion
Marcus Hook Pa July 6 A spokesman said at least four men were burned today when an explosion and fire tore through a loaded gasoline barge tied to the Sun Oil Company dock in the Delaware River. The barge owned by Graham Oil Transport Co Gladwynne Pa appeared to have suffered the disaster with no confirmation on casualties.
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Marcus Hook
Sun Oil Company
Delaware River
Graham Oil Transport Co
Gladwynne
Appointments Made In Buffington and Banks Townships
The Indiana County court announced appointments to fill vacancies. Carrie E. Mack was named auditor of Buffington Two to serve the unexpired term of Cora W. George who resigned. Ralph Nepl resigned as supervisor of Banks Two, and Ord Bennett of Glen Campbell A. D. was appointed to fill the vacancy.
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Indiana County Court Yeater
Buffington Township
Banks Township
Carrie Fe.mack
Wintondale R. D
Buffington Two
Cora W. George
Ralph Nepl
Banks Two
Ord Bennett
Glen Campbell
A. D
New Hours For Local VA Office Announced
The Veterans Administration office in room 41 at Indiana Theater Building will operate on a 0-hour week under new hours set by the local director. The office will be open Monday through Friday from 9:00 p.m. until 5:30 p.m.
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Veterans Administration
Indiana Theater Building
400 Seek Leet Tet MT. VERNON. Be 7. Tay 6.
Three year old Loretta dogwooded Tee child. Aga r of Walter ees ee.
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MT. Vernon
Tay
Loretta
Dogn
Agar
Walter
Lions Outing at Idlewild Annual Lions Outing July 10
Idlewild Park in the Alleghenies near Ligonier hosts the Annual Lions Outing on Wednesday July 10 for Lions families and guests. Windber and Saxton community bands perform, with field events in the afternoon and dancing and free acrobatics in the evening. District Governor Lynch aims to have International President stop en route to Philadelphia for the convention to address the Lions assembled.
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Idlewild Park
Alleghenies
Ligonier
U. S. Route 30
Salisbury
Hyndmen
Windber
Saxton
Lynch
Philadelphia
Idlewild
Obituaries From Blairsville Area Dated July
Several Blairsville area obituaries report deaths and funeral plans including John Edward Marshall at his Blairsville home and John D Barrett in Powell Wyoming. Other notices include Emma Powell of Somerset and Elizabeth Catherine Hogue of Blairsville with services set at local churches and cemeteries.
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John Edward. Marshall
McClure Ave
Blairsville
California
William
Catherine Lyons Marshall
Homer City
Mabel Fitzhonis
William H
Robert J
John E
Dorothy Crede
William Marshall
Elgie
Frank
Charleroi
William Howard
Mamie Wilson
Jay
Sadie Kennedy
Ravenna
Blairsville Cemetery
War Leaders May Meet in Manchuria Talks
Harbin dispatches in Chinese papers say Communist Gen Lin Piao agreed to meet Nationalist Lt Gen Tu Li Ming in Changchun, after Lin met American Brig Gen Thomas S Timberman. Timberman visited Harbin to interview leaders as truce efforts aim to halt fighting. Meeting date not set.
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Phiping
Manchuria
Changchun
Harbin
Lin Piao
Tu Li Ming
Lin
China
Thomas S. Timberman
Executive
Truce
Gan
Timberman
Peiping
Garbyo, Pennsylvanias Grand Army Commander Dies at 100
Alfred W. Garbio of Hazleton Pa longtime head of the Pennsylvania Department Grand Army of the Republic died at 12 55 am after several weeks of illness. A Civil War veteran, he marked his 100th birthday on February 3 with a 800 strong banquet and was honored at a Kiwanis luncheon two days later in his final public appearance.
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Hazleton
Alfred W. Garbio
Pennsylvania
Grand Army’ of the Republic
Gabrio
Pennsylvania Department
G. A. BR
Kiwanis Club
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Los Angeles
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West Mahoning Township
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Loop
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Rethern
Penn Bun
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Tanoma
William Byrd
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Thomas W. Donaughe
Galietzin
John B. Donaughe
Hannastown
SS Simon and Jude
F. J. Mueller
SS Simon and Jude Cemetery
Sara Jane Beam
Memorial Hospital
Johnsttown
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Verda Mae (Miller) Ream
R. D
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Ruth Elaine
Edie Reformed Church
Edie
Ira Glass
Edie Cemetery
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Penrose) Lichtenfels
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Lee
Toledo
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Dean
Gail Fogle
Oakmont
Pearl Montgomery
Emma Rhine
Pitestra
Fred Lichtenfels
Manor
Zion Lutheran
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Lichtenfels
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Annie
Cline) Penrose
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Wibert
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Liang
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