Pirates Blamed In Air Crash Near Macao
Macao July 28 Police Commissioner Pallett blamed Chinese pirates for the Catalina Flying Boat crash on July 16 that killed 25 people including nine North Americans. Pirates boarded to hijack for ransom, pressed a pistol on pilot Dale Cramer, fired, and caused the craft to dive and explode off shore. One Chinese passenger survived.
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Macao
Luis A. M. Pallett
China
Honk Kong
Daily News
Cramer
Gaid
Catalina
New Schedule For Collections In Indiana Borough
Sherman Schoefield, licensed garbage collector, releases a borough wide schedule. Monday covers North East Side from 1st to 17th Streets, Tuesday North West Side from 7th to 16th Streets, Wednesday South East Side from 7th to 1st Streets, Thursday South West Side from 7th to Ast Streets, with Friday and Saturday for house calls. Police remind residents Schoefield is the only licensed collector and unlicensed operators face fines.
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Sherman Schoefield
Indiana Borough
North East Side
North West Side
South East Side
South West Side
Indiana
Schoefield
Detroit Fire Destroys Malt Plant Top Floors
Flames engulfed the H. W. Rieke Co. malt plant in Detroit, reducing the top four stories to rubble after an undetermined origin fire. Five firefighters were injured during suppression as grain dust explosions blew debris onto the street. Fire crews from nineteen engines and seven ladders battled the blaze, with damage estimated at 750000 dollars.
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Detroit
H. W. Rieke) and Co
Armin Rickel
Edward Hall
Hall
Ninteen
Labor aid chief May quit over MacArthur wage policy
James Ss Killen head of allied labor section threatened to resign in Tokyo after General MacArthur stated government workers totaling about two million should not strike for higher wages. Killen cited inability to adjust to occupation labor policy denying collective bargaining. He will present resignation to MacArthur tomorrow.
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Tokyo
James Ss. Killen
Allied Labor Section
MacArthur
Japan
Killen
Government Workers’ Union
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tam
Kagin Kato
England
Big Four Meeting Planned
Western powers seek direct talks with Molotov in Moscow to judge Berlin crisis prospects for a four power foreign ministers council meeting. If talks show possible east west German compromise, Berlin or Paris UN Assembly dates are debated. officials stress no meeting without progress and note notes may be supplanted by ambassador discussions.
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Washington
Russia
Lasses
Moscow
Molotov
Berlin
Big Four
Foreign Ministers Council
Marshall
Bevin
Schuman
London
Germany
United Nations Assembly
Paris
State Department
Charles E. Bahlen
Boblen
Kremlin
Coim
Stalin
Tn Molotov
Fhother
Mountoy
Superintendent Perry Plans Sail Again on Briny Deep
The article notes Superintendent Perry will sail again, describing his light aircraft type boat with removable mast and wall for speed, and mentions his past roles and a summer camp ad. It discusses sailing, alcohol content limits, and differing effects of liquor on boat enthusiasts, quoting Perry on vacation thrills.
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Perry
Aoetetog Drinks
Seigntifg
Welfebora
New Hampshire
Mr. Perry
Republicans Blast Tonight On Campaign Policy Fight
A Republican radio blast rebukes President Truman and cites a Democratic plan stalled by partisan conflict. It argues the special session wastes time and that emergency actions are unnecessary amid a broader political clash. The piece notes disagreement over inflation controls and housing legislation.
Pickets and Police Clash at Univis Plant in Dayton
In Dayton Ohio five pickets were injured as police clashed with the CIO United Electrical Workers line at the Univis Lens Co strike bound plant. Officers used clubs to clear a path for 340 nonstriking workers amid renewed violence in the back to work movement.
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Dayton
Univis Lens Co
Lou Kaplan
CIO United Electrical Workers
Kaplan
Lee Street
M. C. Kirkpatrick
R. F. Wurstner
Univis
National Labor Relations Board
CIO United Electrical Workers Union
Thirteen Dead In Mine Blast
A mine blast killed thirteen workers among 176 men inside the mine with minimal fire. Crowds gathered at the tipple and Princeton news offices as casualty bulletins appeared. Ray Williams and Everett Jordan were praised for bravery. Joseph Potts survived shaken but unhurt.
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King’s
Tipple Agregs
Princeton
Ray Williams
Ralph F. Gates
Williams
Everett Jordan
Cape
William de Courcey
Joseph N. Potts
Potts
Filibuster in Senate Examined in Civil Rights Context
The article surveys the U S Senate filibuster practice with historical notes from John Randolph of Roanoke to the anti poll tax bill era. It explains tactics like delaying debate, rules on speech length, and the cloture requirement, noting practical limits and parliamentary efforts to end filibusters.
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Prancis J. Kelly
Washington
Benator
United States
Senate
John Randolph
Roanoke
Getten
Robert E. Lee
Dixie
Former Local Priest Is Dead
The body of Father Stanislaus Francis Anuszkiewicz forty three, former Glen Campbell clergyman, was found in the rectory of Ford City St. Francis de Paul Church at 8 45 this morning. Death came suddenly to the Ford City priest who served there three years. He was a native of Glassport. Friends are being received at the rectory until Sunday afternoon at 3. Funeral services will be held Monday.
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Stanislaus Francis Anuszkiewicz
Glen Campbell
Ford City St. Francis de Paul
Ford City
Glassport
Senate to study agenda as adjournment nears
Senate plans a quick adjournment likely next week or the week after as Republicans advocate ending debate on the anti-inflation and housing program. Senator Wherry says a 24 hour delay on the anti-pall tax bill is possible but not settled. Southern Democrats and others may filibuster delaying tactics, while GOP leaders urge voters to decide in November on the administration’s program.
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Sec
Wherry
R-Nep
Jeader
GOP
Senate
Robertson
Wyoming
Thomas ©. Dewey
New York
Duquesne Guests Visit Local Homes Over Weekend
Duquesne guests Mr and Mrs James Walsh of Johnstown and their niece Miss Judith Ivory spent the weekend with relatives in the area. They stayed at the homes of Mr and Mrs Arthur Holt and Mrs Raymond Shick's family in Lucerne Mines and visited friends Mr and Mrs W E Stites and Mr and Mrs Roy Hann of Gettysburg. The party also traveled to Harrisburg Baltimore and nearby cities.
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Duquesne
James Walsh
Johnstown
Judith Ivory
Arthur Holt
Raymond Shick
Vivian
Lucerne Mines
Walsh
Bhick
W. E. Stites
Roy Hann
Gettysburg
Stao
Harrinburg
Ad D. Cy
Baltimore
Mrs Mayme Irvin Returns From Three Week Vacation
Mrs Mayme Irvin has returned from a three weeks vacation with her daughter in Land O Lakes Michigan friends in Michigan and her lean in New Philadelphia Ohio.
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Mayme Irvin
Land-O-Lakes
Wig
Michigan
Philadelphia
Ohio
County GOP appoints committees for 1648 1649
Indiana County GOP chairman H R George names members to finance campaign speakers meetings publicity entertainment registration veterans affairs and other panels for 1648 1649. The list includes Don A. Martin Robert Carson T F MelCarthy Ben F. Sterling James W Mack Jr Ralph Gesster Paul Jeffries Steele Clark and many others from Indiana Blairsville Homer City Black Lick Saltsburg Plumville and surrounding towns.
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H. R. George
GOP
Indiana County
Republican Board
Don A. Martin
Robert 8. Carson
T. F. MelCarthy
Ben F. Sterling
Indiana
Harold KE. Nesbitt
Thomas §. Barter
William E. Pierce
K. M. Peeler
Lawrence F. Redding
William R. McMillen
Black Lick
James H. Peace
White Two
R. D. Ray
H. D. Creps
Hugh Fitzsimmons
Rs A
Walker
Saltsburg
W. BP
Lombard
Blairsville
Helen C. Watson
Williams. Pleyce
Martha Johnston
Clair Freedline
Bernie Berringer
L. C. Rosensteel
Elders Ridge
R. D
John E. Walker
East Mahoning
Harry H. Sutton
Brush Valley
James Moorhead
Clarksburg
Charles O. Smith
Veterans Affairs
John 8. Lowry
William R. Wyncoop
Marion Center
Paul Ansley
Plumville
Harry McArdle
900 Jobs Reserved For GOP Rages Through Nominations
The piece notes nominations set aside in a session for party members ahead of appointments to federal posts. It mentions Thomas C Buchanan of Pennsylvania to the Federal Power Commission Ray W Harper of Missouri to be a federal judge in Truman's state and James Boyd of Colorado as director of the Bureau of Mines.
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Thomas C. Buchanan
Pennsylvania
Federal Power Commission
Ray W. Harper
Missouri
Jeader
Andrew Jackson
Bacause
Old Hickory
William Learned Marcy
New York
Jackson
Chaos In Berlin as Western and Soviet Police Power Clash
Reports from Berlin describe a volatile stand off as Western and Soviet authorities dispute control of the city police. Moscow backed a Soviet appointed deputy chief while the city government and Western powers rejected the Soviet move, creating a split in recognition of police leadership. The dispute follows London talks and signals deepening tension in the Red Sector.
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Eriair
Paul Markgraf
Markgraf
Stumm
Weather Report for Western Pennsylvania Partly Cloudy and Showers
Partly cloudy with scattered showers mainly in the east and south portions today. Tonight remains partly cloudy but cloudy conditions increase Thursday, with showers likely and a further temperature change noted in the forecast.
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Pennsylvania
Ishoweta
Obituary: Thomas W. Misner of Indiana County Dies
Thomas W Misner 1863 07 27 03 00 died at his Indiana County home born Strongstown Dec 22 1863 survived by wife Mary Howard Misner three sons Earl Jeannette Charles Penn Andrew Michigan two daughters Mrs Florence Shirley Mrs Ruth English twenty three grandchildren seventeen great grandchildren brother David Misner Washington three sisters Mrs Della Kitzmiller Clifford Mich Mary Misner Chicago IL Mrs Helen Faust Blairsville services July 29 2 00 pm at Robinsons Indiana burial Pineapple Strongstown PFC Bert Moore body to arrive in Indiana tomorrow 4 50 pm Robinsons in charge arrangements to be announced in tomorrow s paper
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Thomas W. Misner
North Third Street
Indiana
Samuel Misner
Strongstown
Westmoreland County
Indiana County
Mary Howard Misner
Earl
Jeannette
Charles
Penn
Andrew
Michigan
Florence Shirley
Ruth English
David Misner
State of Washington
Della Kitzmiller
Cliffford
Mich
Mary Misner
Chicago
Helen Faust
Blairsville
Robinson's
7Th St
Farm Forester Curtis Lytle Assigned in Indiana County
Curtis Lytle of the Pennsylvania Department of Forest and Waters is assigned to assist Indiana County woodland owners and sawmill operators. He offers services in stand appraisal and market information for products like venser wood and billet stock. Farmers and private forest owners of any size, including small woodlots, are invited to contact him through the Soil Conservation Office in Indiana or the Swank Building in Johnstown. Read the Gazette Classified Ads.
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Pennsylvania Department of Forest and Waters
Indiana County
Mr. Lytle
Sol! Conservation Office
Farmers Bank Building
Indiana
Swank Building
Johnstown
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