Prober Demands Records On Atomic Commission
Senator Hickenlooper demands vast AEC records including 1943 Quebec talks memoranda and FBI reports as Senate hearings into alleged mismanagement of the Lilienthal era open. He specifies minutes, overtime pay data, and security files, setting a 4 PM deadline for submission. Lilienthal calls the charges un-American and vows to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Atomic Energy Commission
Quebec
FBI
Senate
House Atomic Committee
David E. Lilienthal
Lilienthal
Commission
Hickenloopers
Indiana Hi Graduates 242 Seniors
Commencement exercises for 242 seniors of Indiana High School class of 1949 will be held in the high school auditorium this evening. Dr W Hamilton Aulenbach of Philadelphia will address the graduates on Education is a Springboard Not a Sofa. The program includes music by the High School Orchestra and Men's Glee Club, with presentations by Principal J A Lubold and Superintendent Edgar C Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
W. Hamilton Aulenbach
Philadelphia
J. A. Lubold
Edgar C. Perry
Janet Kritzer
Elgar
Marilyn Wilson
T. Tertius Noble
Indiana High School
Edward Grieg
Indiana Public Schools
Roberts Batiste
Indiana County Property Assessments Fall Short of Law
The State Equalization Board reports Indiana County assessments are well below actual value, with real property at 109,943,466 and assessed value at 35,235,051, or 32.05 percent of market value. The new market values will guide state aid to districts for 1950, ensuring no district loses aid from the 10949-51 appropriation despite the shift to true market values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Equalization Board
Indiana County
Equalization Board
Department of Public Instruction
Father Accused Of Abusive Acts By Wife In Court
Mrs Catherine Allabakhsh testified that her Pakistani husband Bi sicked their four year old son on her teaching him to pinch bite and kick while holding her down and urging the child to strike harder. The judge granted divorce and custody to the wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Catherine Jane Allabakhsh
Allabakhsh
Baptists Race To Decide Renaming Convention
SAN FRANCISCO June 1 The Northern Baptist Convention meets to decide whether to change its regional name after a 1845 split over slavery.
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San Francisco
Northern Baptist Convention
UN Paper Cites New Red Policy
UN Magazine reports a Soviet shift toward possible Russo American reapproachment based on Gromyko’s plan. It notes Politburo reversal from the Zhdanov line, yet warns Bolshevik safeguards resist full change. Gromyko, as Deputy Foreign Minister, allegedly told Stalin of feasible Russo American rapprochement and U N as the committee for peace.
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New York
United Nations World
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Comintern
Cominform
Gromyko
Ned Gromyko
Moscow
Europe
Stalin
Crimea
U. N
Maize Denies Lewis Charge On Mine Safety
Pittsburgh report says state coal officials defend mine safety rules while John L. Lewis accuses seven states of ignoring the federal code. Harrisburg official Richard Maize argues Pennsylvania has stricter provisions and notes federal inspectors cannot compel adoption of recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Senate
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Georgia
Iowa
North Dakota
Wyoming
Harrisburg
Richard Maize
Maize
ARC Undertakes Big Peacetime Blood Drive Indiana County to register donors June 1
The American Red Cross launches a broad peacetime blood drive in Indiana County beginning June 1 with county-wide donor registration in Indiana Borough. A bloodmobile from Johnstown will visit Indiana on June 29, collecting about 40 donations at the Armory from 10 am to 4 pm. The program stresses free blood for recipients and blood supply from voluntary donors, with processing at the Johnstown center serving nine counties. Indiana Hospital will receive locally needed whole blood as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Indiana County
Indiana Borough
V. Carlyle Orr
American Red Cross Blood Program
Inediana
American Red Cross Blood Center
Johnstown
Armory
Indiana
Red Cross
Indiasna
George Nevin
United States
Mr. Nevin
Indiana Hospital
Water Safety Drive Begins At Park Pool
Park Commission announces opening June 12 for water safety program and swimming instruction at Indian Spring Park Pool. Instruction aims to organize classes before opening, with flexible schedules for families and an adult beginners class possible if enough sign up. Junior life saving class requires certain qualifications.
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Indian Spring
Park and Pool
The
Park Commission
Commission
Apollo Offers 725000 For Steel Plant
Apollo Pa June 1 The people of Apollo will learn today whether the 125000 raised in a frantic drive is enough to buy the town's only industry and save 750 jobs The bid would be presented to Phoenix Apollo Steel Co board in Chicago The plan would run the mill under a non profit for three months then the firm might be sold if unsuccessful
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo
Howard JC. Keiser
Phoenix-Apollo Steel Co
Keiser
Chicago
Lynn Hemphill
Apollo Lumberman
Hemphill
Indiana High School Graduates Appear Today
The 1949 senior class of IA High School is pictured on page thirteen of today's Gazette. Graduates may order a 10 inch enlargement at the Gazette student rate of fifty cents. Similar photos of the Indiana High School Band, taken at Memorial Park on Memorial Day, are available at the same student rate.
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Indiana High School
Gazette
Natiox
Uates
Memorial Park
Win a Bike Draw at Indiana Fair July Fourth
The Indiana Evening Gazette and Lions Club of Indiana sponsor a bike giveaway at the Indiana Fairgrounds on July 4. Coupons run daily in the Gazette until July 4 with two drawings at noon and 5 PM. Eligible are children 12 and under. a parent must be present to claim if drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Evening Gazette
Lions Club of Indiana
Indiana Fairgrounds
The
Gazette
Fairgrounds
Fair Groundy
Coffey aides relocate in old House Office Building
The aides of the late Rep. Coffey of Johnstown Pennsylvania have moved from Room 93 to Room 142 in the old House Office Building. Rep. Carl Elliott of Alabama moves into their former space after Coffey's death in a jet crash.
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Washington
Coffey
Johnstown
House
Carl Elliot
D-Ala
Elliot
Cafley
Top Slogan Winners In Near Future
Hundreds of slogans were entered in the slogan contest in Indiana. Five judges including Dr. Willis E. Pratt Edgar C. Perry Steele Clark Russell Shumaker and Don Martin will read each entry in coming weeks to determine the three top winners.
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Tiestve Edib
Willis E. Pratt
Indiana State Teachers College
Edgar C. Perry
Indiana Borough Schools
Steele Clark
Board of
Indiana County Commissioners
Russell Shumaker
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Don Martin
Parnell- Cowher and Company, Insurance
Indiana
Baker released on 3000 dollar bail in Pittsburgh
Harry W. Baker, 39, of 319 South Fifth Street Indiana, was released on a 3000 dollar bond after being among four men nabbed by Pittsburgh narcotics squad. The other three men Thomas R. Goodwin, 34, Pittsburgh, 5000. Howard J. Albert, 23, Pittsburgh, 300. Louis Guisto, 28, Windber, 500, had bonds posted.
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Harry W. Baker
South Fifth Street
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Thomas R. Goodwin
Howard J. Albert
Louis Guisto
Windber
Ickes Secy Angered By Caplen Find
Washington reports shock and anger arose over Caplen links to Communists as FBI papers mention a supposed contact with the Soviet Embassy. Ruth Gruber and Harold Ickes deny ties while Ickes questions FBI accuracy. A Georgetown law student and his wife are also noted in Coplon trial papers.
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Washington
Judith Caplen
FBI
Miss Coplon
Harold L. Ickes
Ruth Gruber
Ickes
Alvin Sunderband
Georgetown University Law
Icees
Minor Collision In Indiana Borough Damages Estimated
A drifting truck at the corner of Fifth and Water streets yesterday afternoon caused about 35 dollars in damages, police reported. The truck, owned by J Milo Smyers of Marion Center, rolled from its parking space and struck a car driven by Clem A O Hara of 1147 School Street Todiana.
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Fifth and
Water Streets
Indiana
J. Milo Smyers
Marion Center
Clem A. O'Hara
School Street
Todiana
Martino Chooses Blond Wartime Mate Over Wife
Tony Martino, once listed as killed in France in 1944, says he prefers remaining with his blonde wartime partner Dorothy Martin in New York over returning to his legal wife, Mrs Harry Martino of Waterbury, Conn. The Army seeks an explanation for his return and vanished past. Martino says he does not plan to renew life with his wife and plans to tell his full story to Army officials.
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New York
Martino
France
New York Daily News
Harry Martino
Waterbury
Conn
Dorothy Martino
New York City
Dotty
Jove
Martin
Marc
Side
Europe
Washington
Connecticut
Big Wife
H Im
Marting
Fire devastates Best Feeds and Farm Supplies in Indiana
A $30,000 blaze leveled the Best Feeds and Farm Supplies building in Indiana, injuring two elderly women who were viewing the fire. Mrs. Elmia Jean McJunkin and Miss Annie Thompson, both hospitalized with head injuries and possible fractures, were knocked by a fire hose as crews fought the flames for nearly four hours. Firefighters used an aerial ladder truck to reach the upper floors while curiosity crowds hampered operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Street
Indiana
Gazette
Best Feeds and Farm Supplies
Elmia Jean McJunkin
Chestnut Street
Annie Thompson
Indiana Hospital
Miss Thompson
Page Hight
Gasoline Tax Hike In Pennsylvania Boosts State Revenue
Harrisburg reports a penny rise in gasoline price as the 1949 General Assembly increases the state tax from four to five cents for two years at Gov. Duff’s urging. The higher levy will fund a $40 million boost to road construction, with receipts starting after July.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
James H. Duff
Ballon
Drunk's Taxi His Castle Cardiff Court Dismisses Charge
A Cardiff court dismissed a charge alleging a man was drunk and disorderly in a taxi in Cardiff. The ruling notes the defendant had paid a fine and the case was halted. The fragmentary file contains limited details about the taxi incident and the court's decision.
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Cardiff
Walen
Cardiff Court
Sian
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Prober
W. H. Aulenbach
Indiana Hi
McFarl
St. Bernarecreaive
Baptists
ARC
Park Pool
Uncle Bill's Amusements
Rep. Coffey
Mary
Baker
Caplen
Tony Martino
Ly Serge
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