Indiana drivers approved on license exam day
Drivers in Indiana were approved for licenses at a State Police examination held at the Armory. The readable list includes numerous residents of Indiana and nearby towns with addresses on Locust Meet Kiladelphia Street Fifth Street and more. Out of town drivers approved include Avonmore Alverda Homer City Mentele Home Erie regions and Blairsville, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solich
Ves Japrorty
Armory
Indiana
Whelma P. Ktert
Edwin D. Johnston
Kiladelphia Street
Charles FB
Weill
Church Street
Dorhy J. Studell
South Fifth Bet
Edrna Mae Sherrick
Oakland Avenue
Salone Gipson
Fidiana
R. D
Joseph J. Sincone
Philadelphia Street
Dale Heron
Frank Renda
West Fifth Street
Dorothy E. Ross
Washington ‘Street
Paul A. Lamantt
Ad Street
H. Jefferson Wright
South 11Th Street
Margaret W. Hinch‘iife
Catherine Ring
North Ninth Street
Margette Borrell
Church
Dorothy Pfeifer
South Ith Street
Margaret KE. Shea
Atlas Water
Jairey I. Smith
Avonmore
Mary Joiner
Alverda
Emma J.patterson
Homer City
G. Carl ‘Bennett
Mentele
Arthur G. S Adams
Home
John K. Kokchucker-Ernest
Robert J. Lees
Apollo
Robert B. Jamison
Marvin K. Butler
Pberald Q. Maguire
Salts
Surplus Sale Disappoints Vet Buyers in Harrisburg
Veterans at a War Assets Administration surplus sale in Harrisburg reported leaving with few items as most property consisted of heavy machinery. About 100 veterans bought something while officials said limits were set to spread opportunities. Ros James Young called the system a farce despite officers denying favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
War Assets Administration
Harrisburg Steel Corporation
Gale
Amcencies
Ros James Young
Altoona
Young
John H. Silar
WAA
May Reduce Milk Price In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg July 25. If 3 revived OPA rolls back prices to June 30 levels Pennsylvania's milk bill will also fall, despite the state milk schedules recently set by the State Milk Central Commission. A Justice Department spokesman said the question was settled by the courts under the old OPA and remains true. Milk Commissioner John J. Snyder said the commission will be guided by Attorney General interpretations if the restored federal agency sets ceilings lower than those issued July 22. Congress passed legislation to give OPA automatic authority to restore ceilings if a de control board named by the President fails to act before Aug. 20 on exempted items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
OPA
Pennsylvania
State Milk Central Commission
Justice Department
John J. Sny+ der
Congress
Truman
Nurses For Navy Service Will Be Recruited Again
The Navy Nurse Corps resumes accepting applications for commission and active duty in the Regular Navy. Selected candidates will be appointed Nurses, Nureg Corps, U S Navy with the rank of Ensign. Applicants must be single, aged 22 to 30, and prove qualifications via interviews, autobiographies, and deployment records. write or call the Officer Procurement Office, 8th Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Nurse Corps
Nureg Corps
U. S. Navy
Office of Naval Officer
Sth
Avenuue
And
Bruthfield Biseet
Pittsburgh
Ae Penna
Anders Directing Polish Terror. Regensburg Exile Links Suspected
Warsaw reports a foreign ministry statement alleging NSZ terror activities in Poland are financed and directed by Gen Wladyslaw Anders and aides from the Regensburg Polish center in the U S zone of Germany. The spokesman said Anders uses American money and equipment and that agents parachuted into Poland to organize anti-government activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Foreign Ministry
NSZ
Poland
Wladyslaw Anders
Regensburg
U. S
Germany
Anders
Italy
Anders l
Republic
Edmund Zieron
Czechoslovakia
Officara Associ
London
Hasson
Noon stock snapshot from trading list with many firm names
A dense list of stock prices and percent changes for numerous companies across industries. It names Am Chemical and Dye, Am For Pow, American Radiator, Anaconda, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, Adolph Coors, Allied Refining, Bald Loco, Baltimore and Ohio, Bendix Aviation, Beth Steel, Boeing, Colgate Palmolive, Chrysler, Eastman Kodak, General Electric, General Foods, General Motors, Greyhound, Harvester, Internet Telephone and Telegraph, Johns Manville, Lehigh Valley Coal, Lehigh Valley Railroad, Libby McNeil and Libby, Montgom Ward, National Biscuit, Penn Central, Public Service, Pure Oil, Radio Corp, Reading Co, Sears Roebuck, Socony Vacuum, Sperry Corp, Texaco, United Aircraft, United States Steel, Warner Bros, Woolworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smeili & R
Atcht&sef
Adl Refining
Balt & Ohio
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steal
Boel
Borden Coaly Briggs
Chrysler
Colum G&l
Cons Edison
Canaay
Curtiss Wright Thy del Lack & West
Douglas Aircraft
Eastman Kodak
Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Greyhound Corp
Hard Walker
Jn Harvester Pr
Int Tel & Tel
Johns Manville
Kennecott Cop
Lehigh
Lehigh Val Coal
Val
Libby McN & L
Loews Inc
Montgom Ward
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Prod
Nat Distillers
Nat Pow & Lt
N Y Central RR
North Amer Ca
Northern Pacific
Pagkard Motor To
Param Pictures
Penney (Jc
Penn RR
Svc NJ
Pure Oil
Radio Corp
Reading Co
Repab Steel Bat
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Sperry Corp
Stand Brands 45
Ltd
G & E Pi
Stand Oil Cal
Ind
Stand Oil NJ
Studebaker Corp
Swift & Co
Texas Coba United Aircraft
United Gas Imp
Campaign for Voters Here Set By Democrats
A statewide voter registration drive in Indiana County aims to register those not on the rolls. Joseph J. Yosko said the county is split into areas with a chair and co chair per district to direct local efforts. Registration hours are weekdays nine to four and Saturdays nine to noon at the county courthouse with special days to be set by county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Joseph J. Yosko
Democratic State Committee
Harrisburg
Yosko
Indiana County
E. M. Allshouse
R. D
George A. Manges Glenn Campbell
Joe Leone
Charles C. McClain
Mil
Aultman
John Thompson
Briarsville
George Calhoun Star
Route
Inquest Held Into Double Slaying In Montgomery County
NORRISTOWN PA July 25 An inquest into the double killing of 23 year old Mrs Helen Hanley and her escort John R Hoffman 26 was held in Montgomery County courthouse as the woman's estranged husband an ex GI charged with the killings remained delirious in a hospital. Kenneth W Hanley 25 a weaver submitted meekly to arrest as he sipped coffee in his mother's home a week after shots riddled the parked car. He mumbled When's Skip coming Skip said she would be here. Hanley insists he thinks his wife still lives. His attorney James R Caila said he doesn't even know where he is. District Attorney Frederick B Smillie said Hanley is still suffering from his week's sojourn in Six Boy Woods after eluding a posse and bloodhounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Helen Hanley
John R. Hoffman
Montgomery County
Kenneth W. Hanley
Weaver
Skip
Hanley
James R. Caila
Frederick B. Smillie
Six Boy Woods
Paris Prices Take Upturn
Paris readers face inflation as food costs rise with bread up to 78 cents per two pounds and milk to 9.2 cents per quart. Salary boosts of 15 to 30 percent push advertising rates about 20 percent while railroad fares gain 10 percent and freight 30 percent. Hotel rates climbed 60 percent last month as newspapers print bold inflation headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rise in traffic deaths spurs statewide conference
Harrisburg July 16 Governor Marlin announced a statewide highway conference to address rising traffic deaths and injuries. The meeting will be held Monday August 19 invites sent to automotive groups newspaper publishers safety groups law enforcement and civic organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Marlin
Revenue
David W. Harris
Indictment planned in Heirens case in Chicago
State's Attorney William J. Tuohy prepared to seek murder indictments from the Cook County Grand Jury against William Heirens for the Suzanne Degnan kidnapping and murder and the lipstick killing of Frances Brown. Heirens denied the Degnan crime and suggested a fictitious suspect, George Murman, who Tuohy says Heirens described as himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William J. Tuohy
Cook County
William Heirens
Suzanne Degnan
Frances Brown
Heirens
Bridgewell Jail
Degnan
George Murman
Tuohy
Herrens
Murman
University of Chicago
Degnan Brime
Miss Brown
Josephine Ross
Touhy
Death Toll in King David Hotel Blast at 63
Jerusalem reports the death toll from Monday’s King David Hotel bombing has risen to 63 with 55 listed as missing. Medical and engineering teams continue rubble clearance as some victims are believed beyond rescue. Six recovered from ruins and 47 remain hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
King David Hotel
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Shelocta Carrier Named To National Convention Delegate
Floyd A. Ray of Shelocta R. C. was named a delegate to the Rural Mail Carriers Assn national convention during sessions in Easton. His daughter Sara Jane Ray was named vice president of the state association, while John R. Hamm of New Oxford was reelected state president. A resolution urged increasing the maximum annuity and automatic retirement after 30 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd A. Ray
Shelocta R. C
Easton
Sara Jane Ray
John R. Hamm
New Oxford
Unose
Car Shortage Threat To Production Effort
Car shortages threaten production as freight cars remain scarce. Railroads consider Finance Corp loans to buy 50 000 cars for lease while existing orders total about 40 000. Production booms clash with limited shipping capacity in steel coal and grain sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TBE
Applegate
New York
Office of Defense Transportation
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Carnegie-Ilinois Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Air Lines
Hope Scions Remain For Last Chapter
Congressional leaders fear a wave of absenteeism as primary elections pull members home. With adjournment looming mid next week, the House may struggle to maintain a quorum after weeks of reduced attendance due to travels and overseas trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Reorganization Bill Faces House Opposition
Washington July 25 Opponents assailed Senate backed plan to raise congressional pay from 10000 to 15000 and allow retirement benefits while cutting House committees from 48 to 18 A new budget procedure would give revenue committees a say on expenditure ceilings. Chairman Cannon called the plan unworkable and said it will cost more than it saves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Cannon
D-Mo
Detained U S Soldiers Stir Circulation of Detentions
Frankurt dispatch reports U S Army stance on detentions of Americans in Soviet influenced Europe. Names Dagley and Melvin R. Best of Butte are named among those held or detained, with Poland negotiating for their trial in America and broader cautions on travel to eastern Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
H—U. S. Army
Europe
Poland
U. S
Dagley
Melvin R. Best
Butte
Mont
Katowice
United States
Eastern
Follows Old Arkansas To the Bottom of Lagoon
Navy reports list damaged ships including Nagato, Independence, Hughes, Fallon, Pen Sacola after a blast. Survivors described a brilliant white dome and a rising water mushroom, with water sprays striking ships such as the Saratoga as the atomic event unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Arkansas
Nagato
Independence
Hughes
Fallon
Pensacola
Walter McKnightliffe
Black Lick Creek
Clarksburg
Alexander M. Harbison
BR. W. George
West
Lebanon
Ela Smith
Indiana
Jbreadth
Chas. C. Fulton
Obituaries for DeMassam, Strong, Strain Er, and Liccioli
Obituary notices list Giuseppe De Massaml a resident of Mentete for 24 years dying at 6:00 PM. James H Strong of Hitercot died July 23 in Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh with services at Robinson Funeral Home Indiana. Mary Strainer Strain er 66 of Kent died at Indiana Hospital after two weeks illness wife of Frank Strainer. Benjamin Liccioli 59 of Blairsville died in Presbyterian Hospital Pittsburgh after months illness, survived by wife Ernestine and four children. Interments set for St Bernard Cemetery Indiana SS Simon and Jude Church Ferguson Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘H
Strong
Hitercot
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Robinson Funeral Home
Indiana
Oakland Cemetery
A. M. Neale
United Presbyterian Church of
Elderton
Mary (Graseli) Strainer
Kent
Indiana Hospital
Frank Strainer
Austria
Frank
Ursula (Stralch) Grosell
Coal Run
St. Gertrude's Catholic Church
McIntyre
Western
Slavonic Assn
Denver Cole
Anne
Mary
Teresa
Trances
St. Gertrude Church
Father Shinar
St. Barnard Cemetery
Benjamin ‘Liccioli
South Spring St. Blairsville
Presbyterian Hospital
The
Art Furniture Co
Blgirsville
Italy
Ernestine
Antolini) Liccioli
Mary Hamman
Helen
Albert Liccioli
Herman
SS Simon and Jude's Church
Simon and Jude Church
Burial Church
Ferguson Funeral Home
Remigio Pisegna Dies in White Township Indiana County
Remigio Pisegna aged 86 died in White Township Indiana County on Wednesday July 24. He was born April 20 1888 in Italy and was a son of Alfonzia and Francesca Ronalli Pisegna. He had come to White Township earlier in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remigio Pisegna
White
Indiana County
Alfonzia and
Francesca (Ronalli) ‘Pisegna
Italy
White Township
Bolivian Army Bans From Office After Presidential Assassination
Lt. Col. Humberto Torres Ortiz announces a ban on military and coup members from holding public office to ensure civilian control of the government following the assassination of President Gualberto Villarroel and the overthrow of his regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA. Paz
Bolivia
Humberto Torres Ortiz
Gualberto Villarroel
Political Skids Hit Many Congressional Old-Timers
Washington July 25 AP The rise in primary defeats of House incumbents suggests no clear trend but shows many long-serving lawmakers are on the skids. Among 11 Representatives and five Senators who failed renomination, average tenure nears 12 years.Several veteran senators and representatives lost in recent weeks including Wheeler and Shipstead in the Senate and Weaver Tarver and Johnson in the House. Only Gossett and Mankin were in their first year. Democratic officials attributed losses to personalities rather than a broader shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Congress
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Henrik Ship Stead
Minnesota
Senate
Zebulon Weaver
North Carolina
Malcolm Tarver
Georgia
Jed Johnson
Oklahoma
Charles C. Gossett
Idaho
Helen Douglas Mankin
Thier
Death notice for resident of Indiana County
A man who had lived in Indiana County for three and a half years, formerly of Moneen a, is survived by one sister living in Italy. Friends may call at Robinson Funeral Home, Saltsburg, with services Saturday at 9:00 a.m. Interment will follow at St Matthews Cemetery, Saltsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty
Italy
Indiana County
Robinson
Saltsburg
Deny Appeal Of Chaplin In Child Support Case
California Supreme Court denied Chaplin’s appeal in the Carol Ann paternity case with Joan Barry. The decision leaves Chaplin liable for $75 weekly support for the two year old and maintains a $5,000 attorney fee to the child’s lawyer Joseph Scott. Appellate rulings from a district court and Superior Court actions remain in place, with no further evidence required on the fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California Supreme Court
Charles Chaplain
Joan Barry
Carol Ann
Miss Barry
Chaplin
Joseph Scott
District Court of Appeal
Supreme Court
Rainy Day Scout Activities Will Feature Movies
A. E. Long of the Wil iam Penn Council Camping and Activities Committee announces four 16 millimeter sound films to be shown at Camp Seph Mack as rainy day entertainment. The lineup includes Eighteen Century Life in Williams burg on July 29, Adventures of Tom Sawyer on July 31, Ten Laps to Go on August 5, and Rebel Lion on August 7 featuring Rita Hayworth and Duncan Renaldo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Long
Wiliam Penn Council
Camp Seph Mack
Williamsburg
Virginia
Tom Sawyer
Tommy Kelly
Indiana‘polls Speedway
California
Rita Hayworth
Duncan Renaldo
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Phantom
U.S. S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hampton Roads
Say Anders
Pole
Demos
America
Palestine
Shelocta
Bill
Guiseppe Demassaml
Mentete
Durie
Carla Chiapelli
Sacred Heart Homan ‘Catholic
Richard McNamara
St. Bérnard
Congressional
Rej
Liost
Weather Report
Mandare
Ies
Moneena
Gazette
Jantzeng
Moorhead
Jantzen
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