Red Korean Planes Are Destroyed
Allied air forces claim major strikes against North Korea, destroying at least 60 planes over two days and listing FEAR losses at 78 enemy aircraft and 37 Allied planes. Carrier and land based jets faced limited opposition, with many enemy planes found on the ground near the 38th parallel.
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Tokyo
Far
38Th Parallel
Navy
Taejon
Pity Fields
Pyongyang
North Korea
aThey
Japan
SocialismFrauds Exposed By Economist Event in Butler
At the Western Foner taait National Affairs Conference in Butler last night the Indiana Chamber of Commerce was represented by three board members. Chambers sponsorship came from the Allegheny Valley Business Association and many member cities including Apollo Butler Ford City Franklin New Castle Grove City Harmony Indiana Kit tanning Midland New Kensington Oil City Sharon and the United States Chamber of Commerce. The gathering drew over 300 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Butler
Chambers
Allegheny Valley Business Association, Inc
Apollo
Ford City
Franklin
New Castle
Grove City
Harmony
Indiana
Kittanning
Midland
New Kensington
Oil City
Sharon
United States Chamber of Commerce
Brothers Suffer Fractured Arms in Separate Days
Donald and Paul Weaver, sons of Mr and Mrs Harry Weaver of Marion Center RD 2, both fractured their right forearms within 38 hours of each other. Donald, 10, broke his arm falling from an apple tree while placing a swing. Paul, 12, fractured his arm while cranking a tractor. Both injuries were treated and reduced at Adrian Hospital in Punxsutawney.
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Donald
Paul Weaver
Harry Weaver
Marion Center RD
Paul
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
First Aid Gathering To Be General Outing
Former Coral man Vincent Hinkk, 91, was arrested for wearing an Army uniform with insignia and a toy pistol. Local police say he will be given a hearing today. Miners, officials and families will attend an Indiana Fair Grounds event Saturday featuring sports, picnics, band music, speeches, and life saving demonstrations for first aid.
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Vincent Hinkk
Near Coral
U. S
Indiana Fair Grounds
Inndustry
Graceton
Lucerne
Fair Grounds
Rance
Mvi
Anderson’s Shoe Clearance Amid Mining Community Events
The program features clothing and goods sales by Anderson’s Shoe Clearance from several mining towns plus dinners by St. Gertrude’s Guild McIntyre Commodore Ladies Auxilary and Ladies Aid Society. A cavalcade with music by Ernest and Heilwoog bands follows a-prcny dinner. First Aid Meet at 30 ppm, addresses by Garfield Thomas J Forbes John Ghiezoni C J Pottery. Awards by M L Coulter. Many miners and families expected to attend all day at the Pair Grounds.
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St. Gertrude’s Guild
McIntyre
Ladies Auxiliary
Ladies Aid Society
Commodore
Ernest Union Church
Lucerne Girl Scouts
Clymer Kiwanis Club
Prcny
Ernest and Heilwoog
First Aid
Garfield Thomas
Penn‘a
Dept. of Mines
J. J. Forbes
U. S. Bureau of Mines
John Ghiezoni
Dy. C. J. Pottery
T. F. Mes. Carthy
M. L. Coulter
Congress Debates Truman Economic Powers in Fight Against Communism
Washington July 20 Congressmen largely back granting President Truman new economic powers to combat Communism while a bloc of Republicans Taft Bricker and Wherry push for closer scrutiny of allocation priorities and credit controls. Debate on economic powers looms as Congress readies to expand military manpower and consider a $10 billion boost to the arms production effort. Senator Russell notes the surge as resembling a big war. House Republicans pledge no blank check though say they will act to protect security and commitments. Excess profits taxes are urged by Senator O Mahoney and Representative Morton.
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Washington
Truman
Taft and
Bricker
Ohio
Wherry
Nebraska
Senate
Congress
Russell
Rep. Walleck
IND
Tornadoes Cut Swath Through N. W. Ohio
Twin tornadoes swept western Ohio last night injuring 30 people and damaging hundreds of homes and power facilities. In Lima the damage neared 1.35 million with another 0.5 million to power facilities. The Bethel Church building near Van Wert was lifted, four barns ripped, and the church demolished. Red Cross and a 400-strong veteran National Guard reserve unit patrolled Lima after blackout conditions left the city dark until midnight.
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Lima
Ohio
Faciliies
Agure
van Wert
Bethel M. B
Red Cross
Army
Navy
Over 1 000 Indiana County Men Ready for Service
More than 1,000 Indiana County men are available for immediate call to service across Army Navy and Marine Reserves. About 550 in the Army Reserves 100 plus in Navy and Marine Reserves. Two National Guard units Co F Indiana and Co L Blairsville. Co F about 150 men and Co L about 215. The units will leave for a two week encampment at Indiantown Gap near Harrisburg at month end.
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Indiana County
Navy
Marine
National Guard
Co. F
Indiana
Co. L
Blairsville
Indiantown Gap
Harrisburg
Blairsville hosts Indiana County Boroughs meeting
Forty members from seven boroughs attended the Indiana County Boroughs Association meeting in Blairsville. Attorney Ralph Gressler reported on the Pennsylvania boroughs convention and noted proposed changes to borough rules. A convention resolution urged a new recreation pay scale and a sliding rate tied to employee experience. The group also urged that fines from motor vehicle cider violations be turned over to boroughs. The next association meeting is set for Saltsburg on September 20.
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Indiana County Boroughs Association
Blairsville
Ralph Gressler
Pennsylvania
Saltsburg
Minor Collisions Reported In Town
Two minor automobile collisions occurred in Indiana yesterday. Cars driven by Raymond Frall of Columbus Q and Murray W Calhoun of 422 Church street Indiana collided causing damages under 100 dollars. A second crash involved a pickup driven by Charles E. Hile of 466 Water street and a car operated by Mildred Grove of 940 Water street Indiana.
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Indiana
Raymond Frall
Columbus
Murray W. Calhoun
Church Street
Charles E. Hile
Water Street
Mildred Grove
Cambria County Miners On Strike
Cambria County Miners at Bengle mine in Cambria County are on strike for a second day over discipline of a fellow worker. About 200 miners are involved with related notices of meetings on weeknights and local event ads intermingled in the listing.
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Cambria County
Rochester and
Pittsburgh. Coal Company
Bengle
Commodore Man Hits Boy On Bike
A 10 year old Barnesboro boy was injured when his bicycle collided with a car driven by Arnold M Keller of Commodore on Route 29 three miles north of Barnesboro. He was treated at Miners Hospital In Spangler for head and arm injuries and body bruises.
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Barnesboro
Arnold M .Keller
Commodore
Miners Hospital
Spangler
Vets With Job Specialist Rating Urged To Enlist
Sgt William L Eldridge of the U S Army and U S Air Force Recruiting Service Indiana Penna announced that Air Force Veterans who held specialist MOS in fields including Intelligence 831 Communications Electronic Photographic Cartographic Weather 782 Radar Maintenance Radio Maintenance Wire Maintenance Instrument and Stricate Equipment Armament may be enlisted in the Air Force Reserve in grades held at discharge to volunteer for Active Duty.
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William L. Eldridge
U. S. Army
U. S. Air Force Recruiting Service
Indiana
Penna
Air Force
Air Force Reserve
Truman signals readiness for price controls and rationing
President Truman said he is prepared to order price controls and rationing if prices rise due to excessive buying and speculation. He blasted profiteering as foolish and selfish while describing the Korean invasion as an act of raw aggression and warning that the International Communist movement may back such moves. He also criticized Russia's stance in the crisis and affirmed international responsibility for Korea.
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Washington
Truman
Korea
Voice of ‘America
British Broadcasting Corporation
South Korea
United Nations
Russia
Munitions truck blast kills 16 in Formosa incident
In Formosa today a Chinese Nationalist Army muni tions truck explosion raised the death toll to 16. Fourteen dead from the blast include three killed in a collision yesterday and thirteen who died in hospital. Four more victims were expected to die as authorities reported the in progress casualties.
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Taipei
Formosa
Bitter Fighting Delays Arrivals as U S 24th Holds Taejon
An AP report from Eighth Army Korea says the American 24th Division continued to hold Taejon after a day of bitter fighting. The spokesman noted 11 North Korean tanks destroyed in 24 hours and seven more tanks knocked out on Thursday in Taejon. Earlier a separate claim said four of five Communist tanks near Taejon were destroyed. North Korean forces were reported to have occupied Chonju on Thursday as pilots reported bombing missions on Onin Kumje and Kumije.
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Eighth Army
Korea
Taejon
U.S
Nori
Chonju
Korean Peninsula
Onin
Kumje
Androite
Excess Profits Tax Demanded in Capital Hill Move
Washington July 20 Demands arise for a multi billion dollar excess profits tax on corporations to curb profiteering and aid anti inflation efforts President Truman signals broader tax hikes to fund defenses and to combat Communist aggression Congress shows cautious support with action unlikely before November elections and possibly not until January
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
Truman
McCrory Girl's Husband Dies in Pa Hospital
Frank Butler aged 37 husband of Dorothy Elizabeth McCrory died after three weeks of illness at Johnstown Memorial Hospital. Born Zacapa Guatemala, he was a Baptist missionary in Central America and later supervised a missionary school in La Vega Dominican Republic. He married in Wheaton and lived in Homer City after moving from La Vega.
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Johnstown
Frank Butler
Millionaie
Central America
Johnstown Memorial Hospital
RD 1
Homer City
Butler
Zacapa
Guatamala
John T. Butler
Wheaton St. College
Dorothy Elizabeth McCrary
J C. McCrory
la Vega
Domincan Republic
King Sized Bazooka Proving Effective in Test
TOKYO July 20 The Army's 3.5 inch ground rocket launcher showed perfect performance against seven Communist tanks in its first battlefield test near Taejon General MacArthur's officer said. The weapon, shipped from the United States, is a larger recoil less bazooka able to fire at close range and also intended for fortifications and area fire against troop concentrations.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
United States
Taejon
Seek Fire Funds for Rocket Launcher Sale
Saltsburg firemen report plans to raise funds by selling a two piece open tube rocket launcher described as electrically operated with no recoil. The weapon weighs a few pounds more than its predecessor and includes stabilizing legs and a reflecting sight for targets moving up to several miles per hour.
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Saltsburg
Saltsburg Fire Department
Wba
Fairview
Local Girl Hurt While Cycling
Thirteen year old June Brandon of 402 College avenue Indiana suffered abrasions to her left elbow and ankle last evening after colliding with a car at the corner of Oakland avenue and 13th street while riding her bicycle. The driver was Mrs Alice Kaloskoskla of Clune.
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June Brandon
College Avenue
Indiana
Oakeland Avenue
New Complaint In Los Angeles Disturbance Report
Police radio logs record a July disturbance complaint received yesterday. Call directed responders to 223 West 32nd Street and mention of a television issue involving Joyd. No further details provided.
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Los Angeles
Bmwal
Aqueda
W. 32Nd Street
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Yechon
C. W. Grafton
Butler Chamber
John T. Seltmann
U. S. Chamber
Truman D. Weller
George C. Smith, Jr
Anderson
N. W. Ohio
Hustie Ledge
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Ath Hat Co
HST
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