Massed B-29s Hit North Korea Rail Center
U S Air Forces launched its first mass B-29 strike against a North Korea rail center north of the 38th Parallel blasting 500 tons of bombs. Nearly 50 planes took part and all returned safely. Ground forces dug in behind the Kum River as North Korean divisions massed to assault. MacArthur said allied troops defended behind prepared positions as bridges over the Kum were blasted.
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Tokyo
U. S
North Korea
38Th Parallel
U.S
Kum River
Reds
Tanyang
Pusano Taejon
MacArthur
Kum
Train Wreck Injures 40, No Deaths in Minnesota Collision
Paynesville Minnesota July 13 a special train carrying 300 members of hardware associations collided with a freight train injuring about 40 with no fatalities. The eastbound freight hit a siding after the crash at 3 am. Most injured remained aboard for first aid. Livestock on the freight was killed and scattered along the right of way. The wreck halted the special as railroad men planned to tow it back to Minneapolis.
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Paynesville
Mint
Canada
R. E. la Masurier
Minneapolis
Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Stepatic
SOQ
Banff
Ohio, Pennsylvania
Atlantic Seabord Hardware
la Masurier Sai
Granada
Seattle
la Masurier
Removed To Jail In Burglary Case
William Charlton 28 of Barnesboro has been removed from hospital in Spangler and lodged in Clearfield Jail. Charlton faces burglary charges tied to an attempted break in at the Blair Leamer home near Cherry Tree on July 9. Leamer stabbed Charlton in the stomach during the altercation.
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William Charlton
Barnesboro
Spangler
Clearfield
Charlton
Blair
Co-Publisher Dwight Ray Killed in Black Lick Crash
Dwight Ray 56 co-owner publisher of the Indiana Evening Gazette died of injuries from a one car crash in Black Lick. He was returning from Blairsville when the car left Route 119. Ray had attended a Syntron plant opening and was alone in the vehicle. He served in World War I and held multiple civic posts. Survived by his wife Amye and daughter Joan Reese of Atlanta. Funeral set for Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at his Indiana home with interment in Oakland Cemetery.
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B. Dwight Ray
Indiana Evening Gazette
Black Lick
S. Dwight Ray
Indiana
Ray
Blairsville
Hay
Syntron Company
R. N
Belle Hastie
France
305 Engineers
James Joan Reese
Atlanta
Belle H. Ray
Water St
R. Hastie
N. DeWitt Ray
South Fighn Street
Harry Burton Boyd
Indiana Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Inediana Evening Gazette
GOP Asks Inquiry Be Re-Opened
Washington July 13 Senator Hickenlooper urged that the Senate Communist inquiry be reopened to examine McCarthy's latest charges against the State Department. McCarthy released four signed statements alleging 1946 hires were told to erase damaging personnel data. The department accused McCarthy of distorting facts in response to the accusations.
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Gop
Washington
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senate
McCarthy
State Department
Wisconsin
Truman
Department
Massive B 29 Raid Hits Korean Rail Center
Nearly 50 B 29 Superfortresses struck a railroad hub north of the 38th parallel in the largest air offensive of the Korean campaign. Two groups from U S bases flew the mission through rain and mist, returning unharmed. The eight day effort moved crews and planes 8,000 miles to deliver 500 tons of bombs in a daylight raid.
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Tokyo
U. S
38Th Parallel
Company L to Camp Indiantown Gap Encampment
National Guard Company L will send 112 men to the annual encampment at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation from July 23 to August 12. Lt James H George is commanding officer and Lt James R D Keirn is executive officer, both of Blairsville.
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Blairsville
Pennsylvania National Guard
Indiantown Gap
James H George
James RD. Keirn
Blairs- Wille
Must Face Charge In Local Crash
Andrew Archibald, 87 College Avenue, Indiana, will face charges in connection with a two car collision yesterday afternoon, according to Indiana Borough Police. Archibald allegedly failed to stop for a stop sign at Fifth and Chestnut streets and crashed into a car driven by Walter Bullers, 215 East Alley. Damage was estimated at $90. No one was injured.
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Andrew Archibald
College Avenue
Indiana
Archibald
Fifth and
Chestnut Streets
Walter Bullers
East Alley
Truck Car Crash North of Homer City Causes Knee Injury
A truck car collision north of Homer City on Route 119 occurred yesterday afternoon at 4:15 p.m. State Police from Indiana report damage estimated at 2810 dollars. Driver J. H. Perkins, 70, Blairsville, suffered a fractured knee cap while Burton Thomas, 32, Jennerstown, drove the northbound truck. Pictures are on page ten.
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Homer City
Indiana
J. H.perkins
Blairsville
Burton Thomas
Jennerstown
Perkins
High School Here Top Ten Honor Students Announced
The 1950 senior class top ten at Indiana High School was announced this morning. Elizabeth Canfield led with 94.92, followed by William Stadimiller 04.21, Elizabeth Clark 03.58, Francis Balint 93.44, Martha Kritzer 82.77, Leonors Pezzuti 92.65, Richard Downey 62.46, Karlin Bennett 92.95, Shirley Fleck 1.93, and Barbara Miller 31.56. A total of 217 students had averages of 75 percent or better.
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Indiana High School
Elizabeth Ann Canfield
Wil.iam Hugh Stadimiller
Elizabeth May Clark
Francis J.balint
Martha Jean Kritzer
Leonors Augusta Pezzuti
Richard Allen Downey
Karlin Jane Bennett
Shirley Ann Fleck
Barbara Mae Miller
Heilwood School Accepts Cherryhill Students for Next Year
Cherryhill Township will send students to Pine Township High School in Heilwood for the coming year. The Cherryhill School Board allows students to attend another school if they provide their own transportation.
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Cherryhill Township
Pine Township
Heilwood
Cherryhill
Reds Report First Lot of Prisoners
Moscow dispatch from Tass says the first American prisoners have arrived in Pyongyang. Tass reports North Korean troops killed an American infantry unit south of Chochiwon near Kum River defenses and captured four tanks with other war booty in Chunchen Province. The prisoner, a battalion commander of the 24th Division, urged ending military intervention to respect Korean freedom.
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Moscow
Tass
Pyongyang
Chochiwon
Kum River
Chunchen
Mrs Maloney Rites Friday in Indiana Lie_in Lovable Woman
Death has taken Louise Langham Maloney, wife of J R Maloney and daughter of the late Judge and Mrs J N Langham, at her home 300 North Ninth street at 1 30 p m Wednesday July 12 1950.
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Indiana
Louise Langham Maloney
J. R. Maloney
J. N. Langham
North Ninth Street
Korean Assembly Members Missing In South Korea Crisis
Ninety of two hundred ten newly elected South Korean National Assembly members are unaccounted for. Some believed trapped in Seoul amid Communist North Korean pressure, while others may have fled or joined the Reds voluntarily as government facilities crumble. An Indiana alumni and social figure, Mrs. Maloney, is noted in unrelated obituary detail.
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South Korea
South Korean National Assembly
Seoul
Swift Comdiana
Vice Eastern Star
Chang Taik Sang
Indiana
American Red
Y Cross
Reds
Colege
Countrymen
United States
United Nations Aid
Alanas Memorial Hospital
Land
Indiana Hos
Spital Corporation
Maloney
First Presbyterian Church
Willing Workers Circle
Admiral Kimmel Ill After Heart Attack in New London
Rear Adm. Husband E. Kimmel, former commander of American Naval Forces at Pearl Harbor, is seriously ill after a heart attack suffered last Friday. He is hospitalized at the Submarine Base Dispensary in New London. officials describe his condition as not critical. Anderson's Shoe Clearance Now in progress. 270% in progress. 278K
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New London
Conn
Husband E. Kimmel
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Neel
Duff Warns America Faces Pearl Harbors
Philadelphia July 183 AP America faces Pearl Harbors worldwide while fighting Korea Duff told the Pennsylvania Lodge Fraternal Order of Police that police are home defense until society can curb foreign interests He warned of a potential World War III and cited Hitler and Stalin writings as references to global conflict PMID: none
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Philadelphia
America
Korea
Jmes H. Duff
Pennsylvania Lodge
Fraternal Order of Police
Duff
Lodge
Adolf Hiller
United States
Joseph Stalin
Retired R&P Sup't Dies in Indiana Community
F R Vinton a longtime Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co superintendent and Indiana resident died at his home about 4 15 this morning. He was born October 5 1883 in Morrisdale Centre County Pa and lived 84 years in the area. Surviving are his widow Florence Beaver Vinton seven sons and three daughters with 17 grandchildren and a brother and two sisters.
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F. R. ¥Inton
Indiana
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Centre County
Pittsburgh
John
Martha Shupe Vinton
Morrisdale
Centre Co
Peona
Williamsport
First Assemblies of God
Intercession City Bible College
Florence Beaver Vinton
Samuel
Belgian Congo
Africa
Doyle
Welch
W. Va
Harold
Fairmont
W. Vai
Ralph
Ebensburg
Charles
David
Johnstown
Military Airplane Crash in Arizona Mountains
Wreckage of an unidentified military plane and three survivors were sighted in the Bassett Peak area of the Galuo Mountains, southern Arizona. Civil Air Patrol spotted the wreckage from a search plane, while witnesses described a loud explosion and flames as seen from Willcox.
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Tucson
Ariz
Bassett Peak
Galuro
Arizona
Public Information Office
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Civil Air Patrol
Homer Byrd
Wilcox
Byrd
Willcox
Hatty Watson
CAA Representave
State Highwa
Pat McCollum
Neré; Nord
Tittle
Bufdington
Report Says B-29 Was Shot Down Near Seoul
The Air Force said a B-29 Superfortress was shot down by enemy fighters near Seoul, the first B-29 loss to hostile action. The report came from the pilot of a USAF F-80 in radio contact with the B-29. Tokyo dispatches claimed a raid on a key North Korean target with 500 tons of bombs, but all planes and crews reportedly returned safely.
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Washington
Air Force
Seoul
Pentagon
Tokyo
Ebensburg Folk On Wrecked Train
The Pennsylvania and Atlantic Sea board Hardware Association lists residents from Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland and New Jersey who planned to board the special train wrecked at Paynesville Minnesota. The group notes lack of confirmation that all were aboard at the time. Named Ebensburg residents include T Lawrence Edwards and Mrs M E Chapin.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania and Atlantic Seaboard Hardware Association
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
Paynesville
Minn
T. Lawrence Edwards
M. £. Chapin
Ebensburg
Penna
Boy, 3, Killed In Gun Accident in Pennsylvania
A three year old boy Willis Rider was shot and killed while playing with a shotgun with his brothers Dan 4 and Robert 7 at their home near Madisonburg a lumber camp four miles from Bellefonte Coroner Charley Scheckler said the shooting was accidental and an inquest would be held.
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Bellefonte
Willis ¢ Rider
Dan
Robert
Madisonburg
Helistonte
Charley Scheckler
Indiana Municipal Band Concert Tonight in Memorial Park
The Indiana Municipal Band will play a concert in Memorial Park at 7 30 p m weather permitting This is the local band's first concert of the year in Anderson County No further details are clear due to OCR errors
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Indiana Municipal Band
Memorial Park
Tawg
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Johnny’s Orchestra
Anderson
Co. L
MenTo
Speedway
Dolly Madison
Heilwood School
Peortebs
Lou's Fruit
Mrs. Maloney
J. R. Baldridge
Louise Langham Baldridge
J. Ray Baldridge
Robinson
Adm
Kimmel
R&p
Gazette
Boy
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