Supreme Court Denies Curley Appeal in Mail Fraud Case
Boston June 3 The Supreme Court refused to review the Curley mail fraud conviction as Mayor James M. Curley, 72, said he would rely on his lawyers. He faces 6 to 19 months in prison, with possible acting mayor if he resigns. Fellow indicted aide John B. Kelly would act as mayor during any vacancy. The court also denied review for Donald Wakefield Smith and imposed sentences for James G. Fuller.
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Boston
James M. Curley
Supreme Court
Washington
Curley
John B. Kelly
Kelly
Suffolk Superior Court
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Massachusetts
Donald Wakefield Smith
National Labor Relations Board
Smith
James G. Fuller
Murphy
Decision On Military Training
Washington reports the House Armed Services Committee weighing the universal training proposal. Chairman Andrews backs immediate hearings though many members favor delaying until next year. A detailed hearing is opposed by opponents, with prospects of passage this year unlikely.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Andrews
R.N. Y
Congress
House Military Committee
Special Postwar
Rep. Short
Missouri
Second Banking Republican
United Mine Workers Meet Southern Coal Operators
Washington June 3 John L Lewis United Mine Workers and southern coal operators resume negotiations today amid slim hopes for a quick settlement. Disagreement over a 35 cent hourly wage rise and a rejected 15 cent offer stalled wage talks with northern and western operators. The southern group began last week after the Southern Coal Producers Association refused to bargain with the full industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Southern Coal
Lewis
North
West
Southern Coal Producers Association
Committee of Operators
UMW
John O'Laery
Sea going cocker spaniel found off Long Beach
Skipper the sea-going cocker spaniel was berthed in Long Beach after being picked from a cruiser off Santa Catalina Island by Mr and Mrs Fred Lintrum of Beverly Hills. The Watsons of Long Beach claimed Skipper, who had ridden on their boat for a week and went overboard while en route home. The dog was in the water about an hour before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Pacific
Fred. Linstrum
Beverly Hills
Santa Catalina Island
Patrick Watsson
Dabney
Watsons
Catalina
Lintrums
Himmler's Widow Sought for Trial in Bavaria
In Munich June 3 4 German officials pursued Franz Heinrich Himmler's widow for possible Nazi denazification trial. Dr Alfred Loritz said he could not locate Frau Himmler after inquiries. Wives of Hess Goering Funk Frank Von Schirach already arrested. ten year prison terms possible if convicted. Fraus Streicher Jodl Keitel Speer face varying detainment and jurisdiction issues.
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Munich
Franz Heinrich Himmler
Bavaria
Alfred Loritz
Frau Himmler
Loritz
Julius Streicher
Alfred Jodl
Wilhelm Keitel
Albert Sneer
Keitel
Frau Speer
Wuerttemberg- Baden
Rudolf Hess
Hermann Goering
Walter Funk
Hans Frank
Baldur von Schirach
Hess
Scotland
British Plan To Transfer Power To Indians Explored
Prime Minister Attlee outlined a partition plan for British India, proposing separate constituent assemblies for Moslem and non Moslem areas, with boundary commissions to draw divisions in Bengal Punjab Sind Assam and British Balochistan. Referendums would decide provincial splits and future linkage to Pakistan or Hindustan. Dominion status would be granted while Indians determine their own constitutional path.
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Baluchistan
Attlee
India
Punjab
Sind
Legislative Assembly
Northwest
Mostern
Syhbet
Assam
Bengal
Pakistan
Argentine U.S. Heads Meet Today
Secretary of State Marshall and Argentine Ambassador Oscar Ivanessivich will confer with President Truman at 12 30 P M Washington time signaling a possible resolving of the long standing dispute. Diplomatic observers foresee changes including resignations of Braden and Messersmith and the call for an inter American defense conference at Rio de Janeiro tied to Chapultepec commitments.
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Joan M. Kightower
Washington
White House
Marshall
Oscar Ivanessivich
Truman
Bramulgia
Chapultepec
Buenos Aires
Spruille Braden
Juan Peron
George Messersmith
Braden
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Argentina
Navy Chief says strong Navy essential for peace and voice at tables
Chief of Naval Operations told Naval War College graduates that a strong Navy amplifies the U S voice at international conferences and aids persuasion. He urged maintaining military strength until peace is secured, while noting eventual armament limits require treaties, safeguards, and U N support.
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Newport
United Nations
Murphy Company Reunion Attendees Gather in Pittsburgh
Miss Martha Bair a floor supervisor at G. C. Murphy Store joins about 500 Murphy Company veterans for the annual Veterans Club reunion in Pittsburgh at the William Fenn Hotel. The all day program honors employees with 15 or more years service under W. P. Kells, company president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Bair
G. C. Murphy
Veterans Club
William Fenn Hotel
Pittsburgh
All Hungarian Diplomats Are Being Recalled
The article reports that Nagy, who resigned as premier, was in Switzerland on vacation when Communist authorities charged him. The speaker of the House indicated plans to arrest Nagy for participation in a plot to overthrow the government. Possible replacement as speaker includes Arpad Szabo or Jozsft Antall, both minor Smallholders Party figures. Varga allegedly fled with two secretaries and a Smallholders MP.
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Switzerland
Nagy
Varga
Arpad Szabo
Jozsft Antall
Hig
Arpad Reksany
Peter Horvath
Lajos Hidu-Nemeth
Baby in Unique Accident in Memphis
A 16 month old, Frederick Adkins, was struck by a stray bullet while in his grandfather N L Ledbetter’s arms on a Memphis porch. Doctors say a .22 caliber pellet lodged in the brain but is not to be removed immediately. The shooting, heard in nearby woods, entered through a screen as sheriff’s homicide squad investigates. The child is son of Mr and Mrs Forrest Adkins.
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Memphis Tenn
Here
Loosahatchie River
N. L. Ledbetter
Sheriff's Homicide
Frederick Adkins
Forrest Adking
French Girl Reunites With War Veteran for Planned Marriage
Jacqueline Catherine, 23, a French girl, greets Leon Gagne of Capuscins Quebec, a World War II veteran who lost his legs and now walks with artificial limbs. She traveled to New York to marry him, but finds he can walk and has become a craftsman in costume jewelry. They met when she gave him bread during hardship. They plan to marry in his hometown.
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New York
Jacqueline Catherine
Marine Flasher
Leon Gagne
Capuscins
Quebec
Jacqueline Sried
Leon
Jacqueline
Poem May Cost 40 Million Dollars in Czechoslovakia
Non-Communist press speculates a poem in the Communist weekly Tvorba cost Czechoslovakia millions. The poem, by S K Neumann, attacked President Truman as an imperialist and followed Czechoslovakia asking Washington for a 40 million dollar loan. Ambassador Steinhardt protested to the Foreign Office over the insult.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Tvorba
Truman
Washington
U.S
Laurence A. Steinhardt
Foreign Office
S. K. Neumann
Pa Gas Tax Reinstated After Two Day Lapse
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania’s emergency one cent per gallon gas tax back in effect at 12 01 a m after a two day lapse. Governor Duff signed the measure prompting debates on municipal allocations while $20 000 000 in receipts are set to municipalities and the rest to state highways. The three cent permanent gas tax remains unchanged.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Duff
John H. Dent
Thhe
State Highways Department
Balkan Federation Rumors Stir Belgrade Amid Molotov Visit Talk
Rumors circulated in Belgrade on June 3 claiming a Balkan federation would form soon including Albania and a autonomous Macedonia under Yugoslav control. Reports linked Molotov and Dimitrov to visits, but officials offered no confirmation. A red streamlined railcar appeared. security at the Russian ambassador’s villa increased.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Balkan
Albania
Macedonia
Greece
V. M. Molotov
Georgi
Marshal Tito
Bus Wreck Injures Seven Near Reynoldsville Pa
A Route 310 bus carrying Cameron Manufacturing Co. workers overturned after hitting a concrete abutment near Reynoldsville. Four women hospitalized at Adrian Hospital with fractures and injuries, three others treated for minor injuries. The 30 year old driver Mike Serge of Punxsutawney and the passengers, all Cameron employees, were later treated and released. A nearby farmer aided victims as traffic was halted for hours.
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Reynoldsville
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Mike Serge
Punxssutawney
Cameron Manufacturing Co
Punxsutawney Tax Co
Cameron Co
Helen Gresock
Kettering Retires From General Motors
New York June 3 Charles F Kettering ends a 27 year GM tenure as vice president in charge of research laboratories. Charles L McCuen named general manager of the laboratories division, succeeding Kettering. McCuen to be followed by James M Crawford. John Thomas Smith retires as vice president and general counsel, to be succeeded by Henry M Hogan.
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New York
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors Corporation
Corporation Board of Directors
Charles L. McCuen
Kettering
Dayton
Delco
McCuen
General Motors
Oldsmobile
James M. Crawford
John Thomas Smith
Henry M. Hogan
Noon Stocks Rise and Fall Across Major Commodities
Read the Gazette classified ads listing noon stock quotes for air reductions, chemicals, dyes, packaging, steel, autos, railroads, oil, and electronics. Notable figures include Anaconda at 3444, Am Tel Tel 163, Gen Motors 55, US Steel 65, Studebaker 18, West Un Tel 18, and Woolworth 45.
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al Chem & Dye
Rad & St
Smelt & R
Atcht&sf
Adl Refining
Balt & Ohio
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Boeing Airplane
Budd Co
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Colum G & el
Com Solvents
Cons Edison
Curtiss-Wright
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont
Lehigh Port C
Libby McN & L
Sy Loew's Inc
Montgom Ward
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Prag
Nat Distillers
Nat Pow & Lt
NY Central RR
North Ameria
Northern Pac
Packard Motor
Param Pictures
Penney (Jc
Penn RR
Pub
Svc NJ
Pullman
Pure Oil
Radio Corp
Marsh Run Fire Near Fifth Street After Careless Match Toss
A flash fire yesterday near 407 South Fifth Street was blamed on a carelessly tossed match into Marsh Run, then said to be saturated with chemicals and oil. Indiana Fire Department responded around 4 40 PM, flames scorched trees but caused no other damage.
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J Marsh Run
Indiana Fire Department
South Fifth Street
Obituaries for Sowars Barr Barbour Adams Evankoter
Obituary notices list 77 year old William Sowars of Brushvalley died May 31 in Clearfield Hospital. Also Mrs Marie Dull Barr of Akron died June 2, survived by Emmett Barr and family. Wendell Barbour of New Castle died after long illness, with service in Reynolds Funeral Home. Elizabeth Adams died in White Township, with complete obituary to follow. Elizabeth Evankoter found dead in Brenizer with extensive surviving relatives and funeral planned. Interments set at McDowell Cemetery Blairsville Cemetery and East Union Presbyterian Church Cemetery.
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William Sowars
Mahaffey
Clearfield Hospital
James
Emma (Dodson) Sowars
Brushvalley
George Sowars
Dilltown
R. D
Elsie Travis
Jake Milton
Raleigh Funeral Home
McDowell Chapel
McDowell Cemetery
Jobit
Marie Dull Barr
Emmett Barr
Akron
Ohio
James Dull
Myrna
Roger
Alberta Morris
Youngstown
John
Raleigh
Hillsdale
Faminx
Cherry Tree
Indiana
Wendell Holmer Barbour
Huron Avenue
Otto and
Cordelia Steffey Barbour
Green Township
Nellie Mae Motter Barbour
Evelyn Siggelow
New Castle
Ruth Barbour
Wayne
Johnstown
Geneva Johnson
Qhic
Curtis
U. S Army
Luzon
Sheldon
U. S. Army
Holland
Florence
Cora Oakes
Paul P. Barbour
Alfred St. Clair
Clymer B.D
Reynolds Funeral Home
East Union Presbyterian Church
Taylorsville
Elizabeth Adams
White Township
Abraham
Jane Brown Reynolds
Penn Run
Dodson
Charles Mortuary
Church Street
Elizabeth Evankoter
Brenizer
Joseph Ter
Austria-Hungary
Anna Matto
Renton
John Chillinsky
Springdale
Joseph
Michael
Palm City
Calif
Frank
Eldersville
Capitalist Elimination In Russia Editorial Demands Ideological Struggle
Moscow June 3 Pravda publishes a front page editorial praising Communist Party workers for stamping out capitalism in Soviet Russia. It says Soviet ideology must be rooted deeply, with Stalin and the central committee assigning a broad task to use all media to educate laborers and combat bourgeois remnants.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Soviet Russia
Stalin
Central Committee
140 Students and Professor Arrested in China
Shanghai reports the arrest of 140 students and a professor as student protests against police and military crackdowns spread from Shanghai to Peiping. Ta Kung Pao says several Shantung University members were beaten in Tsingtao. reports also cite deaths in Hankow and Chungking. Students and some professors refuse to resume classes amid nationwide demonstrations and government accusations of plotting a Communist uprising.
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Shanghai
Tsingtao
Peiping
Shantung University
Ta Kung’ Pao
Hankow
Chungking
National Peking University
Nanking
National Central University
University of Nanking
Rheumatism Relief Ad Near Uniontown Pa
Absolute proven remedy offered with no charges for those in pain. One trip sufficient. Disabled persons may send a friend. Address 188 E Fayette St near Uniontown Senior High School. Office hours daily 10 to 8 and Sunday 10 to 5. Permanently located.
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Fayette St
Uniontown
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Veterans Administration
iCocker Spaniel
Himmler
Adm
Nimitz
Murphy Company
France
the Gazette
Federation of Balkans
Laura Wheeler
The
Gazette
Indiana Evening Gazette
Pennsylvania
Indiana Co
Indiana Printing & Publishing CO
iBus
Jefferson Co
Gen. Motors
Gezetto
Marsh Run
Weather Report Today
Geo. D. Wolfe
Lutheran Church of
Russia
Charles
of Church
St. Indiana, Pa
A. F. Moreau
A. F. Moreau & Sons Inc
Indiana, Pa
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