Peace Talks Advance as Steel Strike Teeters Near End
Washington AP reports government sponsored talks in the steel strike paused to 1 p.m. EST to allow leaders to study bargaining proposals. Steelman said real negotiations are under way with Ben Moreell and Philip Murray. Hope persists for a near settlement as McFarland cited a possible weekend breakthrough. The walkout began after the Supreme Court voided Truman’s seizure.
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Washington
John R. Steelman
Ben Moreell
Jones and Laughlin Steel Co
Steelman
Philip Murray
United Steelworkers
McFarland
Arizona
Senate
Newsmen
Supreme Court
Truman
Cornerstone Laid At Beth Israel Synagogue Here
The cornerstone of the Beth Israel Synagogue at South Fifth and Washington streets Indiana was laid last evening at 6 o clock in ceremonies with officers and building committee members leading the rite. Rabbi David G. Shapiro and Rabbi Joseph W. Wagner spoke as greetings were offered by congregation leaders B L Brody and Saul Waxler. A sealed box with memoranda including a program, a synagogue picture, and a June 5 1952 Indiana Evening Gazette was placed in the cornerstone. Construction of the new build continues.
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Gazette
Sipos
Saul Waxler
Cornerstone of New Synagogue
Indiana
Beth Israel
South Fifth and
Washington Streets
David G. Shapiro
Beth Israel Synagogue
Joseph W. Wagner
Synagogue of Israel
Wheeling
W. Va
B. L. Brody
David H. Abrams
H. J. Brody
Indiana Evening Gazette
County Camp For Crippled Set To Open
The Indiana County Society for Crippled Children and Adults will sponsor a two week resident camp for handicapped boys and girls at Camp Sunnyside five miles west of Indiana off Route 22 Lions Health Camp. Season runs June 14 to 27 with about 30 youngsters. Parents should bring children by 10:00 a m June 24. Camp staffed by trained personnel. Indiana State Teachers College to provide swimming facilities. Several features planned.
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Indiana County Society For Crippled Children
Sunnyside
Indiana
John E. Davis
Indiana County Society
Indiana State Teachers College
Davis
Pardons Board To Hear Pleas In Harrisburg Session
Three prisoners from Indiana County Court cases will seek pardons in the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons regular session on Wednesday June 18. Eugene Kania at Rockview for robbery Lam Leroy Watson at Western State for burglary and larceny Heber Westover at Western State for murder will have their applications examined in Harrisburg. Rustic Bodge opens its New Dining Room this Sunday.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania Board of Pardons
Eugene Kania
Rockview
Lam Leroy Watson
Western State
Heber Westover
Harrisburg
Normandy D-Day Remembered Amid Line Warning and Parade
Motorists warned to avoid painted lines face fines up to 100 dollars and 90 days in jail as Indiana Burgess Warren P. Kline cites the eighth D-Day anniversary in Normandy. General Ridgway praises Allied unity, recalls Ste. Mere Eglise ceremony, and urges peaceful resolve while commemorations proceed across the region.
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Indiana Burgees
Warren P. Kline
Matthew
Burgess Kline
Normandy
Ty Alance
Ana Enaurout
Ridgway
Blitz Day At Camp Seph y Mack Sets Eight Hour Makeover
More than 100 Scouters and friends of Scouting will gather at Camp Seph y Mack tomorrow for Operation Can Do a spring blitz to complete camp improvement projects in eight hours. Volunteers bring lumber nails paint cement plants grass and many other materials to support the effort.
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Scouters
Friends of Scouting
Sephy Mack
Homer City Band Parade Tonight In New Uniforms
Homer City residents will watch the band parade at 6 30 p m from the High School through the town in new uniforms bought with donations from Mothers Meadville Pa. Burns died when a hot water heater exploded at a Conneaut Lake cottage.
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Homer City
Meadville
Conneaut Lake
Ilish
Numa F
BIG Run
Carl Philip Buch
Vidal
Sharon
Vidalheit
Meii
Allegheny College
Buchheit
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
New York
Area Coal
Indiana
Taft Sees Ike Talk Boosting GOP Nomination Bid
Ohio Senator Robert Taft said Eisenhower’s Abilene speech improved his chances for the Republican presidential nomination. He hinted Ike favors repealing the Taft Hartley Act, but he cautioned he may be misreading Ike’s remarks. Taft urged a strong Air Force and said peace in Korea should be pursued even if imperfect. He called the Korea situation mismanaged and warned against a general war with Communist China.
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Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
Joseph Sagmaster
Cincinnati Times-Star
Joseph Garretson
Cincinnati Enquirer
Robert L. Riggs
Louisville Courier- Journal
Gen. Eisenhower
Taft
Gen
Eisenhower
Korea
Sen. Taft
Loot at Burrell Township School After Break In
Thieves broke into Burrell Township Elementary near Black Lick and fled with a projection machine a recording machine and other valuables. Entrance not forced but several rooms were entered. The theft was discovered this morning on the last day of school. County detective and sheriff's office investigating.
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Burrell Township
Black Lick
Sheriff's Office
Price Curbs On Potatoes Are Removed
Washington officials cancelled potato price controls yesterday prompting predictions prices will rise before falling. A large store chain buyer warned speculators may lose on high-priced spuds as dumping begins, with weeks ahead showing plenty of potatoes in stores. Officials noted shortages in retail supply and expected a sharp increase followed by a drop late in the month and into July as the 1952 crop arrives.
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Washington
Sastem
District Veteran Meeting Set for Sunday in Johnstown
The 24th District of the Veterans of Foreign Wars with posts in Indiana Armstrong and Cambria Counties will meet Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. in Johnstown VFW Post 155. About 250 delegates from nearly 40 VFW posts will attend as new district commander and other officers are nominated and elected. The current district commander is Zenas H Hoover of Indiana with district quartermaster Steve Bender of Homer City and district adjutant Forrest Lockard of Indiana.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Indiana
Armstrong and Cambria
Johnstown V.F.W
V.E.W
Zenas H. Hoover
Steve Bender
Homer City
Forrest
Lockard
Amicable settlement in Gates purse snatching case
Arthur Le roy Gates of Waterman was released in Indiana after the plaintiff refused to press charges over a purse-snatching incident from last Monday.
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Arthur Leroy Gates
Waterman
Indiana
Gates
Blame Over Peace Delay At Panmunjom Armistice Talks
In MUNSAN Korea Allied and Communist negotiators clash over blanket repatriation of about 170000 prisoners a core issue blocking Panmunjom talks Maj Gen William K Harrison U N delegate denounces surrender of human rights Nam Ji of North Korea calls U N refusal to repatriate those unwilling to return groundless and illegal The clash signals stalled negotiations with no compromise on principle or prisoners rights
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George A. McArthur Munsan
Korea
U.N
Panmunjom
William K. Harrison
Nam Ji
U. S
Same Name But Different Men In Indiana County Case
Jay Fulmer 39, a coal operator and trucker from Clymer RD 1 near Marion Center, is not the same man held in the Indiana County Jail over alleged thefts from a strip mine near Dixonville. A second man, about 20, also from Clymer RD 1, was arrested earlier this week by State Police and kept after a hearing before Justice Walter Jackson.
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Jay Fulmer
Clymer RD 1
Marion Center
Indiana County
Dixonville
Day Fulmer
Justice of the Peace
Walter Jackson
Indiana
Eisenhower Seen Aligning With Conservative Republicans
In Abilene Kansas Gen Dwight D Eisenhower signs on with a conservative Republican stance on civil rights including state decisions on fair employment practices. He appeals to Southern Democrats while opposing broad federal civil rights legislation and signaling states decide on race policy. Senator Richard Russell of Georgia shares similar views on civil rights limits.
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Abilene
Kan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard Russell
Georgia
Truman
Eisenhower
Ike
Irving Ives
New York
Indiana Co Included In New Gas Hike
Harrisburg The Peoples Natural Gas Co Pittsburgh won Public Utility Commission approval to raise annual rates by 2 625 000 effective June 15 13 percent average increase covering 215 000 residential and commercial customers in 13 Western Pennsylvania counties The commission noted hearings since December 15 suspend showed need to cover higher gas costs and expenses The new rates charge 150 for 1000 cubic feet or less 65 per thousand for the next 9000 and 60 cents for above 10000 with minimums of 3 for home heating and 1 50 for others The company provides service in Allegheny Armstrong Beaver Blair Butler Cambria Clarion Fayette Greene Indiana Lawrence Washington and Westmoreland counties
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the Peoples Natural Gas Co
Pittsburgh
Public Utility Commission
Pennsylvania
PAC
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Armstrong, Beaver
Blair
Butler
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Clarion
Fayette Greene
Indiana
Lawrence Washington
Westmoreland Counties
Pine Pre School Exams Slated in Pine Township
The annual pre school examinations will be held in the Heilwood school building on Monday and Tuesday, June 9 and 10. Parents of children entering school in September are urged to bring their youngsters to the exam. The Alverda bugs depart Alverda Monday at 8:30 am and the Strongstown bus departs Strongstown Tuesday at 8:30 am.
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Heilwood
Alverda
Strongstown
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