Hold Suspect In Murder of British Girl
Scotland Yard said a suspect might have killed Doreen Marshall 21 whose nude mutilated body was found near Bournemouth after a night storm. A suspect still under arrest prompted appeals for witnesses as police described it among Britain s worst crimes of the century.
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London
Scotland ‘Yard
Doreen Marshall
Bournemouth
F. W. Carter
Marshall
Great Britain
Miss Mars Shall
Elizabeth O'Brier
William Edward Lucas
Rhos
Joseph Henry Marshall
Kathleen Lindsay
Marne
William Lewis
Arthur Robert Boyce
Elizabeth MacLindon
King George of
Greece
Chester Square
Catherine
Huks Ask To Join Army
Five thousand Hukbalahaps offered to lay down arms if absorbed into the Philippine army. Leader Pose Deleon and seven lieutenants met Interior Secretary Zulueta in Manila seeking safety and peaceful living. Talks planned at Malacanang with President Roxas amid ongoing clashes that have claimed 159 lives in Pangan and Nueva Ecija.
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Manila
Nueva Ecija
Philippine Army
Pose Deleon
Jose Zulueta
Deleon
Zulueta
Malacanan Palace
Manuel Roxas
Pams Panga
Pogrom Trial To End Tuesday in Kielce Case
Kielce Poland July 10 The trial of 11 men and one woman for the July 4 pogrom that killed 41 Jews is to be concluded by next Tuesday. The prosecution warned it would seek the death penalty and charged the woman Antonina Biskupska and one man Edward Jurkowski with feeding a mob that stoned Jewish homes. Other defendants faced charges of attacking and killing a Jewish woman and beating a Jewish child. Investigators said eight year old Henryk Blaszyczynski confessed to starting a rumor of kidnapping and death threats by Jews that sparked the pogrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Allen Kielce
Poland
Antonina Biskupska
Edward Ju
Scout Camp Has First Patrol Now Registered Here
Scout Troop No. 36 of Indiana sponsored by the Knights of Columbus has registered the first patrol to attend Camp Seph Mack from July 28 to August 3. Attending scouts include William Kearns Charles Muller Joseph Kinter John Hartnett Robert Medlock Robert Simmons and C Harper. New camp staff for 1946 include Fred Barclay Water front Director Doyle Rowley Jr Trading Post Manager Mrs Edward Adams head cook Merle Conrad and Robert McCracken as Cook's helper.
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Boy Scout
Indiana
Knights of Columbus
Mack O'Hara
William Kearns
Charles Muller
Joseph Kinter
John Hartnett
Robert Medlock
Robert Simmons
C. Harper
Fred Barclay
Doyle Rowley, Jr
Edward Adams
Merle Conrad
Robert McCracken
Cgook
A. E. Long
Vivadelli Named Principal at Spangler High School
Hugo Vivadelli, athletic director at Spangler High, was named principal after the resignation of longtime leader P. BR. O'Donnell. The appointment takes effect in August as Vivadelli continues responsibilities, pending board approval and formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spangler
Hugo Vivadell
Spangler High School
P. BR. O'Donnell
Vivadel
Steelman to Seek Deep Cuts in Federal Spending
Washington reports that Office of War Mobilization director John B. Steelman will propose deep budget cuts in his first congressional report to President Truman. The plan aims for a balanced year with a 35 billion baseline, but potential 40 billion outlays from GI leave, Philippines damages, housing subsidies, and other unaccounted costs threaten the target. Tax receipts remain buoyant from high business activity.
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Sterling F. G Green
Washington
John B. Steelman
Congress
Truman
Steelman
Office of War Mobilization
Senate
Phillippines
Contrary Mary and the War Profits Recorder Debate
Washington July 10 Those telephone conversation recorders reappearing amid the Senate war profits investigation face unclear status under official rules. FCC hearings six months ago yielded no verdict. The recorder’s legality and ethics split officials, phone companies, and lawmakers. The government and army have deployed units, with 19,000 sold and prices ranging 480 to 960 dollars.
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Arthur L. Edson
Washington
Senate War Profits
Federal Communications Commission
War Department
Senate War Investigating Committee
Rep
D-Ky
Rayburn
Martin
FCC
Army
Eliot Lovett
Soundscribes
Noon Stocks Roll Call Of Key Industrials And Utilities
A compact list shows broad movements in Noon Stocks across air, chemicals, metals, autos, railroads, and consumer goods. Highlights include Anaconda Copper up 485 percent, Boeing 2778, General Motors around 129, U S Steel 93 percent, Bethlehem Steel 113, and Radio Corp of America up noticeably. many others like Penn RR, North American, and Woolworth register varied gains or declines amid a volatile market.
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Smelt & R
Atch
T&s F
Atl Refining
Bald Love Sa Balt
Ohio
Bendix Ayiat
Beth Steel
Boeing Airplane
Borden Co
Fay Briggs Mtg
Budd. Co
Case (Ji
Chief & Ohio
Chrysler Carp
Colum G & el
Edison
Cary
Curtiss-Wright TA del Lack & West
Douglas Aircraft
Erie
ITM Food Fair
Elee
Gen Foods
Bata Gen Motors
Gen Motors
Greyhound Corp
Bokedat Harvester Pf
Nick Can
Tel
Johns-Manville
Kennecott Cop
Lehigh Port C
Lehigh Val Coalavy Leh Val RR
Libby, McN & L
Wong Loew's Inc
Montgom Ward
Nat Biscuit Bale
Nat Dairy Prod
Nat Distillers
Nat Pow & Lit i
NY Central RR
North Ameria
Northern Pacific
Packard Motor
Pyram Piet New
Penney (Jc
Sir Penn RR
Pullman
Radio Corp
Reading Co Thy Repab Steel
Sears Roebuck
Socony-Vacuum
Sperry Corp
Wy Stand Brands
Ltd
G & E Pf
Stand
Open Milk Conferences Open Three Day Talks Harrisburg
The State Mill Control Commission opened three day conferences with dealers and producers in Harrisburg to push a three cent retail milk price boost. The plan raises doorstep delivery to 19 cents statewide except Pittsburgh and Hazelton where deliveries run 19 and 20 cents. Two Allentown dairies obtained a temporary injunction in Dauphin County Court to block new price rules in the Allentown area. First day sessions were closed to the public, covering Philadelphia and suburbs, Johnstown Altoona, Lancaster, and Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Mill Control Commission
Allentown
Philadelphia
Johnstown-Altoona
Landcaster
Reading
Tuttle divorce suit filed in Los Angeles
Talma Tuttle seeks to end 18 year marriage to Frank W. Tuttle, veteran film director, citing extreme cruelty. The couple has a four year old daughter named Barbara.
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Los Angeles
Talma Tuttle
Ito
Frank W. Tuttle
Barbara
Backers Concede Dairy Curb in Senate Debate
The banking committee report shows the meat and poultry decision carried by 31 Republicans and 18 southern and western Democrats. An amendment offered by Senator Wherry of Nebraska aided the passage while 25 Democrats and one Progressive opposed it. Barkley remained confident the trend would reverse during later pricing provisions. Brazil became a republic in 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banking Committee
Wherry
R-Neb
Barkley
Senate
Denounce Albanian Attacks In Greece
ATHENS July 10. A Greek government spokesman said ambassadors in Washington London Paris and Moscow were told to denounce Albanian regular troops crossing the Greek border and warn of grave consequences. Yannina reports an Albanian force seized a frontier guardhouse near Delvinaki and was later driven back by Greek reinforcements. Two Greek soldiers were missing and a third wounded in the attack, which involved about 80 Albanian troops aided by ELAS members.
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Athens
Farjelun Ministry
Washington
London
Paris
Moscow
Yannina
Delvinaki
ELAS
EAM
Lettist
Rotary speaker Dean Alvord discusses handmade shoes
Guest speaker Dean Alvord, manager of Materials Handling Equipment Division at Syntron Corp in Homer City, talked about his hobby of leader working and making handmade shoes with four tools. Rotarians present included past district governor Albert Y. Smith of Johnstown, Bob Stewart of Blairsville, Ernest Work of Cambridge, O. and William Sapler of Pittsburgh. Al May of Johnstown also attended.
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Rotary
Dean Alvord
Imanager
Materials Handling Equipment Division
Syntron Corp
Homer City
Alvord
Albert Yy, Smith
Johnstown
Bob Stewart
Blairsville
Ernest Work
Cambridge, O
William Sapler
Pittsburgh
al May
Cairo arrests bulk of strike leaders amid gov ban
About 1,000 people were arrested, including 200 identified by police as leaders of Koila and Wafdist youth groups, as the government banned a general strike planned for tomorrow. Police Chief Selim Zaki Pasha said the detainees would be held as a precautionary measure until the strike threat subsides. Ceylon has an area of 25,861 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Koila
Selim Zaki Pasha
Gov't Lifts Last Clothing Price Curbs in Competition Move
Washington reports the Civilian Production Administration ends price ceilings on clothing except for supply allocations. Small says rivalry among manufacturers should curb prices. Moore amendment blocks price fixing under new rules, shifting control from retail ceilings to market competition.
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Washington
John D. Small
CPA
Small
Moore
R-Okla
Longer and tougher OCS training ordered by Devers
General Jacob L. Devers announced a plan to extend officer candidate school training from 17 to 24 weeks at Fort Benning Georgia. Only the most promising cadets will stay after eight weeks, with two extra months of schooling at one of 14 branch schools after graduation. Three classes of 200 men each will begin at Fort Benning every two months from available quotas.
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Washington
Jacob L. Devers
Army Ground Forces
Fort Benning
Devers
Navy Discharges Announced From Great Lakes and Shoemaker
Discharged S51C William R Nimmo 55 Adams Street Clymer left the Navy July 3 at the Separation Center Great Lakes Illinois. S1C Gene L Corraine son of Mrs Enrico Corraine 190 Coe Avenue Dixonville was discharged July 2 at the Separation Center Shoemaker California.
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William R. Nimmo
Adams Street
Clymer
Navy
Great Lakes
Illinois
Gene L. Corraine
Enrico Corraine
Coe Avenue
Dixonville
Naval Service
Separation
Shoemaker
California
Poland Restores Diplomatic Ties With Argentina
Warsaw reports the government announces the reestablishment of diplomatic relations between Poland and Argentina. The move marks a renewal of formal engagements and cooperation between the two nations.
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Warsaw
Poland
Argentina
Royall Orders Probe of Illinois Combine Taxes Questioned
Royall orders an inquiry into the Illinois Combine as taxes are questioned. He testified the $4,400,000 overpayment was reduced over time as Batavia delivered on its contract. Company officials may be called to testify soon as George Meader notes a possibility that Dr. Henry Garsson may testify before day’s end.
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Batavia
George Meader
Henry Garsson
Mead
D-Ny
SenatorAccuses Fields of Offer to Stop Persecution
Accused Benjamin F. Fields was alleged by Sen. Hugh B. Mitchell to have offered a $5000 contribution to use influence to halt persecution of Erie Basin Metal Products Co. Mitchell testified before the Senate War Profits Investigating Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Fields
Hugh B. Mitchell
Erie Basin Metal Products Co
Mitchell
Senate
Freeport police chief faces assault trial in Kittanning
Trial of Freeport police chief Joseph Schwickerath on aggravated and felonious assault charges awaits the alleged victim Clarence Valentine, a 26 year old WWII veteran, who is held at Allegheny Valley Hospital. Schwickerath, out on $2,500 bond, countersued Valentine for speeding and disorderly conduct after warrants alleged he crossed borough lines to assault the ex-soldier while Valentine flagged cars on Route 28 with a flashlight.
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Kittanning
Freeport
Joseph Schwickerath
Tas Day
Clarence W. Valentine
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Tarentum
Schwickerath
Valentine
Justice of the Peace
Karl Watt
Lightning Kills Blair County Farmer Mowing
A bolt of lightning killed 31 year old Joseph Schedlock while he was mowing near Lilly Pennsylvania yesterday. He was a Blair County farmer and a local resident.
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Lilly, Pa
Joseph Schedlock
Blair County
Ministry of Labor moves to end London meat strike
London July 10 AP The Ministry of Labor intervened to end a three day strike by drivers at Smithfield wholesale meat market that halted weekly rations for about five million Londoners. Many butcher shops closed as stocks ran low amid the dispute over hiring three non union men.
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London
Ministry of Labor
Poland begins receiving German war reparations
Warsaw reports the Polish government announces the start of deliveries from the Russian zone under a postwar agreement. Poland is to receive 1 percent of the U S reparations, estimated to total about 20 million dollars in goods for this country.
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Warsaw
Poland
Germany
Russia
U.S
Reds map five year plan for armed forces cars
Moscow July 10 AP Red Star announced a five year plan by a technical committee of the automobile administration ministers of the armed forces on the question of equipping the armed forces with modern cars and trailers.
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Moscow
Red Star
Automobile Administration
County Group Holds Picnic
The Executive Committee of the Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association held its annual picnic at Rustic Lodge near Indiana, followed by a business meeting. County agents reported on activities, with John W. Warner outlining agricultural demonstrations and upcoming events including garden judging July 17 and 18, a Guernsey tour August 2, and a Penn State conference August 19 and 20. Willam C. Cochrane noted nine community clubs and one county-wide 4-H club with 148 members, plus a Lamb feeding club showing at the Indiana County Fair, and announced the county 4-H picnic July 16 at the VFW and State 4-H Week August 12 to 17 at Penn State.
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Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association
Rustic Lodge
Indiana
Extension Association
John W. Warner
Warner
Indiana County
Clarion
Paul Gruber
Clarion County
Penn State
Willam C. Cochrane
Pennevents State College
Miss Mildred Yearick Reports 4-H Club Camp Activities
The home economics extension leader describes leadership training in Huntingdon County and the Girls 4-H Club Camp at Twin Echo in Westmoreland County. Enrollments reach 307 girls across 23 clubs, with cooking projects common. A new sound projector, Wy Pam oe Fer, is introduced in Extension Association proceedings. A boy injures himself while cleaning mud at a camp on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Yearick
Huntingdon County
Twin Echo
Westmoreland County
Theocal
Home Economics
Hazel Knipe
Extension 2
Extension Association
Auto union calls wage boosts for Chrysler workers
Detroit July 10 The CIO United Auto Workers urged all CIO unions to join in demanding wage increases without price rises. It announced seeking additional raises for about 60,000 Chrysler Corp employees unless the Office of Price Administration is reinstated at June 30 price levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers Today
Chrysler Corp
OPA
Detective Pennetti Fired in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh safety director Farley announced the dismissal of Ralph Pennetti 38 from the city detective job after federal records showed a 1930 and 1933 prohibition act conviction. The short tenure and criminal record were disclosed today.
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Pittsburgh
Ralph Pennetti
George E. A. Farley
Fairley
Pennetti
AP secretary freed in Bucharest after charges dropped
Valery Cordun-Fastikovsky, 23, secretary in the Bucharest AP office, was released by Romanian police today as accusations of subversive activity lodged July 3 were dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Valery Cordun-Fastikovsky
Associated Press
Gauleiter Greiser Sentenced to Death in Poznan
Poland's supreme national tribunal sentenced Arthur Greiser former Gauleiter of Poznan Province to death. The verdict was delivered as workmen completed the scaffold for his hanging, marking a swift postwar judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poznan
Poland
Supreme National Tribunal
Arhur Greiser
Cromwell and Kay Johnson Sign Property Settlement
Los Angeles July 1047 Reports say film director John Cromwell and Kay Johnson, noted as a longtime Hollywood couple, have signed a property settlement in preparation for a divorce. The move follows years of collaboration and public interest in the pair.
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Los Angeles
John Cromwell
Kay Johnson
Hollywood
Mexico party figures clash over Sunday presidential vote
Mexico City July 10 The PRI claimed Miguel Aleman won the presidency by a wide margin based on 18 of 28 states reporting 1,124,396 votes versus 171,922 for Ezequiel Padilla of the PDM The other party issued conflicting tallies reflecting a disputed result Toronto is an Indian word mega tailo r.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Lin
PRI
Miguel Aleman
Aleman
Ezequiel Padilla
Mexican Democratic Party
PDM
Murray Steers to Avoid Red Fight in CIO Rift
Washington July 10. CIO headquarters refuses to intervene in an intra union dispute within the United Furniture Workers, where factions claim control and seek different allegiances. Philip Murray says only a major crisis would draw his involvement, as Bucher leads a group claiming over half the union and seeking talks not granted without full representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIO
Ward
Philip Murray
United Furniture Workers Union
George Bucher
Murray
Bucher
Plans Move Into High Gear For 80th Division Reunion
Plans for the 80th Division reunion advance with a record crowd expected for the four day event. Downtown borough decorations by Pittsburgh specialists will feature 80th Division insignia and streamers. Ex-GIs from World Wars I and II will converge, with National Commander A. P. Landry and other dignitaries set to attend. Veterans may enroll in the National 80th Division Association by applying to Mr Bell in Indiana PA.
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Indiana
Pittsburgh
Blue Ridge
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
United States
80Th Division Association
Bell
Indi_ene
80Th Division
A. P. Landry
Blairsville
William L. Fleming
Pittsburg
C. Y. Dobson
Mr. McKenna
Harry Collette
Lloyd M. Brett
Obituaries for Ellsworth Condron and Charles Martin Gazette
Ellsworth Condron died in Compton California at age 44 and is survived by nieces and nephews with Robinson Funeral Home of Indiana handling arrangements. A complete obituary will be published tomorrow. Charles Martin Gazette died Sunday at 11 20 AM at his home in Buff ton Ohio, born May 12 1683 in Lewistown Pennsylvania. Survived by Verne Trimble Gazette two daughters two grandsons and several sisters. Services 3:00 PM today at Robinson Funeral Home with Reverend Chester C Hustead. interment Greenwood Cemetery.
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Ellsworth Condron
Compton
Calif
George Condron
Loretta Taylor Condron
Smickeburg
California
Robinson Funeral Home
Indiana
Charles Martin Gazette
Buffton
Ohio
Martin
Priscilla (Whittenmire) Gazette
Lewistown
Verne Trimble Gazette
Carlene Janicky
Pontiac
Mich
Ann Bess Williams
Mary Snod- Brass
Ella Wolf
Harrisburg
Bess Evans
Carrie Geibel
Verne Trimble
Chester C. Hustead
Greenwood Cemetery
Wife of Spy To Testify In Final Federal Trial Stages
The wife of Nicolai G. Redin is to be called in the final stages of his espionage and conspiracy case in federal court Seattle July 10. Defense counsel planned to finish cross examining Paris J. Gnesin in Washington D. C. and block further exhibits, including a large black book said to detail C-3 type merchant ships built during the war. The Yellowstone destroyer tender was cited in relation to Redin’s alleged purchase of naval information from shipyard engineer Herbert A. Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Nicolai G. Redin
Paris J. Gnesin
Washington, D. C
Tracy E. Griffin
Gnesin
United States Navy
United States
Yellowstone
Redins
Herbert A. Kennedy
Loan Voting Saturday
Washington observers report poor attendance as Congress prepared for a Saturday vote on the 3.75 billion dollar British loan. Speaker Rayburn urged full participation while Rep. Eaton blasted the debate as a failure amid a silent, waning floor with fewer than 100 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. LE May
Washington
Sam Rayburn
Charles Eaton
Eaton
Rayburn
Democrats Meet At Greensburg Hotel
A full-county Democratic gathering at the Penn Albert Hotel in Greensburg included Henry A. Stahlman of Indiana. The group aims to register all voters with house-to-house canvassing and local registration areas for the fall. Joseph Yosko of Bethlehem led the registration campaign committee as Indiana, Somerset, Armstrong and Westmoreland counties attended. Skivies refers to tight-fitting undergarments with Scots roots.
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Democratic
Penn Albert Hotel
Greensburg
Henry A. Stahlman
Indiana
Sinhe
Joseph Yosko
Bethlehem
Tee
Countes
Somerset
Armestrong
Westmoreland
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John W. Spyder
Mary Stuart
Tulsa
Oklo
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Joe Pasternek
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Ceylon
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Royall
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Effie M. Hanson
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