Mackenzies Column on Czechoslovakia's Red Takeover
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst Mackenzie declares Czechoslovakia lost democracy in last Sunday's Communist election. The 30 year old republic is now described as under Russian totalitarian rule with one front ticket and mass blank ballots. President Benes may resign. Gottwald's coup is cited as decisive progress toward Bolshevist conquest.
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Huslovakia
Hy Hewitt MacKenzie
Czechoslovakia
Totalitaran
National Front
Red
Ministry of Interior
Front
London
Eduard Benes
Prague
Russia
Clark
Ampolyes
Supreme Court
House
Joseph H. Martin, Jr
Gettysburg
Klement Gottwald
Benes
Reds Demand End Of German Currency Change
In Berlin on June 1, Soviet deputy military governor Lt. Gen. M. I. Drauvin denounced British plans for a separate currency reform in Western Germany. He said only a uniform, all-Germany reform is correct and warned that a western zone reform breaches Potsdam and harms German economic recovery. Four-power talks on a common reform collapsed in April with the Allied Control Council’s dissolution.
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Berlin
Germany
M. I. Drauvin
Ernest Bevin
Drauvin
Soviet Union
Contro
Indiana Evening Gazette Publisher Details
Indio Indian printing and publishing house information for Indiana Virginia. Listing publishers and officers including HH Hay president N Dewitt Ray vice president and secretary Dwight Ray treasurer HOH Ray and Hugh M Belt circulation manager. Daily except Sunday publication noted with establishment reference 1871 and postal matter status.
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Indians Printing & Publishing Co
Philadelphia Street
Indiana Evening Gazette
Chou
Indiana
HH Hay
N. Dewitt Ray
Dwight Ray
Hoh. Ray
Hugh M. Belt
Potato surplus looms as government buys spike in price support debates
Washington reports Agriculture Department forecasts a large potato flow to markets this month and through July, risking a costly government buy program to sustain parity prices. California North Carolina and Virginia expect heavy surpluses as Congress weighs farm price supports and voters eye living costs. Potatoes may be diverted to livestock feed or dumped due to processing limits.
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Ovida. Martin
Jamey Marlow
Washington
Agriculture Department
Uncle Sam
Pwo
Department
California
North Carolina
Virginia
Congress
Hold Gypsy King And Family of 3
Four members of the Miller Gypsy Clan were held in $500 bail each for a further hearing June 15 before U S Commissioner Joseph H Molloy. Eli Miller and three relatives are accused of beating and attempting to extort $500 from another gypsy group in Washington D C. The hearing was granted to allow complainants to travel from Washington to present evidence.
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Philadelphia
Miller GypsyClan
U.S
Joseph H. Molloy
Eli Miller
George
Dewey
Ann
Washington, D.C
Molloy
Washington
Record of Civil War Dead Never Fully Counted
The article recalls Palmetto Ranch May 13 1863 as the war's final clash and notes Union dead at 350,528 and Confederate deaths around 134,451 with incomplete records. It traces Memorial Day origins in 1868 when General Logan designated May 30 for G A R services, highlighting the cost of keeping one nation indivisible.
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Palmetto Ranch
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Palo Alto
Grant
Lee
Appomattox
North
South
Record and Pension Office of the
War Department
Robert E. Lee
Encyclopedia Americana
Alabama
John A. Logan
Real Estate Transfers Amid Township Deals
Real estate transfers list multiple properties across West Mahoning Grant and surrounding townships. Transfers include Cella E and Gahagan to Ralph J. Minser for $1 and other considerations, and several parcels to Ritchey Hetzler, Dr James Blair, Robert Boyer, and others. Entries cover acreage from 0.88 to 96 acres, with owners including Widdowson, Peer, Rupert, and Bergenstock, all for $1 and other considerations.
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Cella E
Gahagan
Mattoning Township
Ralph J. Minser
Harry R. Widdowson
Grant
Ritchey J. Hetzler
H. R. Widdowson
Grant Township
Ritchey J. Hetner
Daniel J. Peer
South Mahoning Township
James A. Blair
Raymond V. Tomer
Indiana
Robert A. Boyer
Ernest Rupert
Burrell Township
Martin FE. Jones
H. M. Bergenstock
East Mahoning Township
Vernon A. Jordon
Flat Tires Top Causes of 1947 Car Breakdowns
The American Automobile Association reports 1947 car breakdowns, based on 14,000 garages, with total towed incidents over 6 million and flat tires down 18 percent to 8,864,000. Battery failures rose to 7,008,000, while ignition and carburetor troubles also generated millions of service calls. The drop in flats reflects wartime tire replacements and greater tire consciousness, even as total breakdowns edged up with more cars on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
American Automobile Association
False Teeth Wearers Boost Confidence with Brodhead Powder
An advertisement touts Brodhead's Dental Plate Powder as a proven remedy for loose plates. It promises comfort and steadiness for wearers, avoids embarrassing slippage, and offers 30 cents for the small size and a thrift size option at drug stores nationwide.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Duis
Daisy
Indiana Gairy CO
Uncle Ned
Amsterdam
VITA
Akron Post Operative Support
Akron
Morton
Rexall Store
Associated Presa
Rss
Cartiez Regees al Veen
Homer City
Resga
Howe
Venn
Penn Furniture Company
Indiana, PA
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Johnstown
Altoona
Lewistown
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