Snyder to Lead New Economic Advisory In Truman Plan
Washington June 7 Officials close to the administration outlined a three man council to Shape economic policy with President Truman taking the helm of the plan as Snyder named Secretary of the Treasury. Bowles expected to stay as Stabilization Director with limited authority. SOPA Chief Porter warned the Senate bill would end effective price and rent controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Marvin
Arrowsmith
Washington
Governas
Truman
Igiget Rolie
John W. Snyder
Congress
Snyder
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Gy Bowles
House
Senate Banking Committee
SOPA
Paul Porter
Senate
Banking Committee
250 Church Youth Groups Meet At Blairsville First Methodist
Delegations from Blairsville District youth groups gather at the First Methodist Church for a two day conference with a fellowship banquet devotional services and a luncheon schedule. District President Helen Jane Croft presides over a business meeting and officers installation by Dr R L McJuriston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
First Methodist Church
Jami ‘Es Hartland
Lester H. Case
Warren Smucker
Paul Smay
Eugene Slep
Helen Jane Croft
D. 8. Graham
Sermian
R. L. Mc Juriston
Protest in Wiesbaden denounces U S Army home requisitions
The advisory Parliament of Greater Hesse in Wiesbaden unanimously protested the ongoing requisitioning of German homes by the United States Army. Leaders of four major parties called the action shocking and said hungry Germans were being chased from their homes with nowhere to go. They warned that continuing requisitioning could have disastrous effects on democracy and reconciliation in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiesbaden
Greater
Hesse
United States Army
Germany
Pictures At Brushvalley and Ebenezer Churches
The Rev. Lester HW Casa presents audio visual pictures entitled Gods Creative World at Brushvalley Church Sunday at 8 p m CST. Indiana County Christian Endeavor Union sponsors the event and invites all. Another JCCEU meeting will be held the following evening at 8 p m Q DST when Rev Case shows slides at Ebenezer Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester HW
Casa
God
Brushvalley
Indiana County Christian Endeavor Union
JCCEU
Case
Ebenezer Church
Tomato plant replacements offered in Indiana County
Indiana County tomato growers who received southern plants that failed will get replacements this afternoon from 1:00 p m to 7:00 p m at the County Home barn. Some plants held too long did not grow well. replacements come at no extra cost. One hundred fifty thousand plants arrive at 2:00 p m. County Agent J W Warner notes 150 acres of canning tomatoes are grown in Indiana County this year for a Peburgh canning factory.
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Indiana County
Canning Couny
J. W. Warner
Peburgh
UN Far From Agreement On Spain Crisis At UN
United States and Britain delegations to the United Nations Security Council await instructions from Washington and London on how to respond to the subcommittee's proposal for a collective diplomatic break with Franco Spain. Russia also opposes the proposal. veto possibilities loom as council recess continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Britain
United Nations Security Council
Council
Franco Spain
Herbert V. Evatt
Australia
Evatt
Russia
Peate
Madrid
U. S
Herschel C. Johnson
Washington
Alexander Cadogan
Great Britain
Johnson
Alexandre Parodi
France
Spain
Adj
Orater
Greeks disperse crowd at Bank of Greece over sovereigns
Fire hoses drenched a protest outside the Bank of Greece as people sought to buy gold sovereigns. Demand ran high for days with Bank price at 120,000 drachma, while the open market quoted 135,000 drachma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Bank’ of Greece
Bank of Greece
Musician Dies in Europe Native of Cologne
A Cologne native, a musician skilled in violin piano and voice, died in Europe. The obituary notes his diverse talents and European residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooer Santum
Cologne
Violin
Europe
Senate Reorganizing Effort Nears Self Improvement
Washington reports the Senate debating a major reorganization plan to overhaul its lawmaking machinery. The proposal aims to cut processing steps, tighten finances, require lobbyist registration, reduce nonessential business, and offer a $57,000 pay boost plus a pension. It also envisions broadcasting Capital Hill proceedings on short wave, with bipartisan backing but calls for changes from leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Senate
Jeng
Congress
Joint Congressional Committee
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Senate
Denver
Edward T¢Es
jSantum
Liszt
Brahms
Fritz Kreister
Papper
D-Fla
House
Capital Hill
Att]r-Ghiod
Wagner
PNY
Noon Stocks and Market Movers Across Industries
A crowded list of noon stock quotes shows Air Reduction 56 percent, Am Can 108, Am Tel Tel 199, Anaconda 47, Bethlehem Steel 108, Curtiss Wright 8, Gen Foods 484, Gen Motors 721, Kennecott 5044, Libby McN 13 4, Packard Motor 7 4 2, Penn RR 42, Reading Co 27, Socony Vacuum 1B, Studebaker 3634, United Aircraft 29 44, US Steel BIN, West Un Tel 4 0, Woolworth 0.0, and many more across chemicals, metals, oils, railroads, and utilities.
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Afeh
T& SF
Balt & Ohio Dey Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Borden &Co
Case (Jt) Co
Ches & Ohio
Colum G & el
Erlison
Curtiss Wright
del Lack & West
Erie
Gen Foods Allion Motors
Treyhound Corp
Hard Walker
Central Pt
Int Harvester
Pr Farag Diy
Pel & Pel
Kennecott Cop
Kresge
Lehigh Port C
Lehigh Val Calany Leh
Val RR
Libby McN & L
Ligpet) & Myers
Loews Ine
Montguin
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Prod
Nat Distillers Bus
Nat Pow & Lt
NY Central RR
North Amer County
Packard Motor
Why
Param Pictures
Penney JC
Penn RR
Pullman
Pure
Radio Corp
Reading Co
Repub Steel
Sears Roebuck
Socony
Sperry Corp
Sid
G & E Pf
Cal
Ind
Studebaker Corp
Swift & Co
AdSy Texas Co
Baby United Aircraft
United Gas
Warner Brog
West UN
Woolworth
Fws
GUS G
Youngst Sa & T Ou
Grave diggers strike delays four funerals at Fairview Cemetery
Four burials were held today amid a strike by grave diggers at Fairview Cemetery in a wage dispute. Pickets formed at the gates and mausoleum as bodies were placed in a mausoleum pending settlement. The union warned the strike could extend to funeral directors in North Bergen County and parts of Bergen County under the same local union.
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Fairview
N. J. Sune
Meanwie
Union Seid Tie Istrike
Agdean County
Bergen County
MGM seeks actors for FDR and Teuman roles in The Beginning of the End
Hollywood June 2 MGM studio seeks an actor to play Franklin D Roosevelt in the film The Beginning of the End. The Roosevelt family did not approve Lionel Barrymore for the role and gave no reason. MGM also seeks a performer to portray President Teuman linked to the atom bomb project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Roosevelt
Lionel Barrymore
M-G-M
Teuman
Leave Pay Law Seen Passed for Officers and Enlisted
The bill treats officers and enlisted men alike on furlough pay, removing the prior limit on officers and tying payout to discharge pay. It sets a minimum daily allowance of 70 cents and aligns accumulation and payout with current pay rates, with cost estimates ranging from billions to five billion.
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Legisation
Budget Bureau
Ieuinnutteg
Shortage hits bears state offers treatment for syphilis
In Boston, a bread shortage threatens the Franklin Park Zoo bears as 400 pounds daily is dwindling with supply lasting only until tomorrow. In Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, a free 10-day syphilis treatment is offered to all women paying their own transportation to Lancaster's Rapid Treatment Center, with admission via general disease clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Franklin Park Zoo
William E. Long
Harrisburg
Women’s Rapid Treatment Center
Lancaster
State Department of Health
Icormenwealth
Edger S. Everhart
Health Department
Beieve
Tr. Everhart
State Health Department
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Stern Steps to Crush Greek Disorders
In Athens on June 7 a drastic emergency decree established summary courts with death penalties and suspended six constitutional articles. Police and troops were empowered to enter premises without warrants, detaining violators indefinitely without trial or pardons. Military courts operate in northern Greece. civilian courts in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Macedonia
Snyder Named See's of Treasury and Senate OK Seen
During Roosevelt's tenure the Supreme Court balance rested on seven Democrats and two Republicans. Confirmation of Vinson would shift to eight Democrats and one Republican. Vinson, to succeed the late Chief Justice Stone, brings broad experience from all three government branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Vinson
Harlan F. Stone
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Supreme Court
White
Snyder
Senate
Criticisms of Roman Catholic Church by White Russia Orthodox leader
A Minsk dispatch quoted Archishop Ratmirov head of the Orthodox Church in White Russia saying the Belarusian Orthodox Church sought cooperation with Rome but each attempt was rebuffed. He sharply criticized the Roman Catholic Church which is strong in the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Minsk
Quake Recorded Near Weston College Seismograph
Reverend Daniel Linehan reports a very strong earthquake recorded by the Weston College seismograph yesterday at about 4 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. The tremor appeared about 2,444 miles south southwest of Boston, likely in southern Mexico, with possible considerable damage if it struck a populated area.
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Weston
Mass
Weston College
Daniel Linehan
S. J
Father Linehan
Boston
Mexico
Pittsburgh Business Index Falls in June Dip
The Bureau of Business Research at the University of Pittsburgh reported Pittsburgh area business dropped to 102.2 percent of the 1985-4B average, down from 107.3, after the steel strike impact. Grass sales at city department stores for four weeks ending June 1 rose 40 percent from 1942 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Bureau of Business Research
University of Pittsburgh
Atomic Commission Eyes Expanding Secret Weapon Scope
New York June 7 The United States Atomic Commission plans its first public meeting here on June 14. A commission representative says the body will seek to broaden its remit to cover secret weapons developed outside atomic fields, including toxic and germ agents, as well as devices using atomic energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Atomic Commission
Commission
PICAO Winds Up in Montreal After Key Decisions
Montreal June 7 The Provisional International Civil Aviation Organization PICAO settled two controversial questions by secret ballot retaining Montreal as permanent headquarters and granting Ireland a seat on the inner council The 48 member nations and 10 observers moved to adjourn after a day of debate on the issues and committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Provisional
International Civil Aviation Organization
PICAO
World Aviation Organization
Ireland
Outlawed Israel Radio Broadcasts Last Night
In Jerusalem on June 7 a banned station operated for three hours after Geulah Cohen, 20, was sentenced to seven years by a Jerusalem military court. Earlier, about 1,000 Arabs and Jews clashed in the eastern quarter, a Jewish girl was wounded in the shoulder by police attempting to intervene. The disturbance marked the first such incident in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Fighters For the Freedom of
Israel Radio
Geulah Cohen
Egyptians Strike Rises in Alexandria Labor Tensions
Premier Ismail Sidky Pasha said he would head to Alexandria to take personal charge of the situation as Alexandria labor unions press for a nationwide general strike. The Moslem Brotherhood Association and the Wahdist Party youth endorsed the demand, urging the government to help the nation protest Britain’s handling of national demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Ismail Sidky Pasha
Alexandria
England
Moslem Brotherhood Association
Britain
Editorial balance after Cabinet Mission in Moslem League
Calcutta June 7 MPs say practical good sense prevailed after the Moslem League accepted the British Cabinet Mission proposals. The pro league Morning News warned many Moslems would be disappointed and urged trust in the process and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Statesman
Morning News
Grenade Blast Injures Soldiers and Civilians at Club
The British Army reports 32 Indian soldiers and two civilians injured in a grenade explosion at the Expire Services Club. Three Indian soldiers and one Sudanese civilian remain in dangerous condition, with others described as seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabrio
Expire Services Club
Writing Hard Coal Agreement Progress In New York
In New York on June 7, John L. Lewis and AFL Mine Workers plus anthracite operators met at 10 10 A M EDT to resume drafting a new contract ending a week old strike by 75000 Pennsylvania hard coal miners. Both sides offered no comments though reports said a written agreement nears. John Boylan of the conciliation board said yesterday the talks made home progress due to technical work on writing the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John L. Lewis
AFL
Pennsylvania
John Boylan
Anthracite Concilation Board
Mihailovich Guerrilla Losses Reported In 1943 Winter
A German document to the International Military Tribunal stated General Drajal Mihailovich forces lost 15 to 30 men daily in Yugoslav guerilla warfare against Nazis during the 1942 43 winter. The bearded Chetnik leader faces trial for collaboration under Tito's government, with the record from German Chief of Staff dated December 12, 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merngerg
International Military Tribunal Today
Drajal Mihailovic
Yugoslavia
Marshall Tita
Alfred Todl
Witnesses Refuse To Testify In Lichfield Trial
BAD NAUHEIM Germany June 1 Witnesses in the Lichfield trials for brutality against American soldiers refused to testify again today for the second time in 10 days despite threats of military punishment Six times before the luncheon recess the eight man court led by the president urged witnesses to acknowledge responsibility to the government and to justice and ordered testimony but the soldiers refused Eleven more witnesses were to be asked after the recess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bad Nauheim
Germany
Lichfield
Leonard W Ennis
Peekskill, N
England
Continue Hearings In H and M Tieup
The fact finding board set up by President Truman will continue hearings on the H and M tieup despite a boycott by railroad strike leaders. Chairman Dr John E B Fuch cited the great public interest as the reason for resuming discussions after union leaders spurned a written invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Truman
Pladaan and Manhattan Railroad Company
John EB. ‘Fuch
China’s Last Chance to End War Amid 16 Day Truce
China’s fighting factions halt guns at noon as top Communist leaders head to Yenan for talks with Mao Tsi-Tung and Lu Ting-Yi while Chiang Kai-shek’s ceasefire order freezes half a million troops on the Manchurian plains. Marshall mediates, but observers warn this may be the final opportunity to settle the 18 year conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Miles Nanking
China
Yonan
Injp
Chott
Lu Ting-Yi
Mao Tsi-Tung
Yenan
Nanking
Chiang Kat-Shek
U.S
Marshall
Chian
Chiang
Reds Attack Pope's Policy On Elections
Moscow accused the Vatican of pro Fascist sympathies and Pope Pius of trying to intimidate voters in France and Italy on the eve of elections. An Izvestia report cited Moscow Radio praising Italy and condemning Catholic reaction while criticizing Uniate clergy in Ruthenia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow
Vatican
Catholic Hierarchy
Pius
Izvestia
Italy
Red Army
Tass
Europe
Hitler
Byelorussia Expresses Gratitude for UNRRA Aid in Minsk
Constantine I. Lostoveky, in charge of relief distribution, thanked UNRRA on behalf of Byelorussia for 68 000 tons of food and supplies received to date. Foreign minister Kuzma B. Kiselev said tractors fats oils and reconstruction machinery are still needed as Germany’s destruction spurred a call for a full 1946 program. UNRRA goods were rationed at stores during visits to Minsk and surrounding areas. Scientists note potential sanitation advances in the Amazon Valley for settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minsk
Constantine I. Lostoveky
Umnara
Byelorussia
Yostovsky
Kuzma B. Kiselev
UNRRA
Obituaries From Indiana County Buryings and Deaths
Infant daughter of Ralph and Dorothy Edwards buried at Marion Center Cemetery on Wednesday. James M. Dick of White Township Indiana County dies at 3:00 AM, survived by wife Nancy, three children, and a sister. Patricia Ann Strong, five, dies at Indiana Hospital from injuries after a fall from a car. Survivors include parents Paul and Mildred Strong and sister Catherine. arrangements pending. Funeral and burial details vary by case.
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Baby Edwards
Ralph
Dorothy Mae (Kapp) Edwards
Marion Center
Waller Kapp
Titusville
Anc
Carl Edwarda
Clymer
R. D
James M. Dick
White Township
Indiana County
Jacob and
Elizabeth (Mack) Dick
Cherryhill Township
Nancy A. Dick
Lester C
Indiana
Ralph J
Williamstown
West Virginia
Orpha King
Brushvalley
Brethern Church of
Penn Run
Streams
Manor ‘Cemetery
James C. Dias
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
West Wheatfield Township
J. Mayer
Susan Madis
Blacklick
Blair
Cunningham
Clymer R. D
John Dias
Duquesne
William
Heshbon
Bell
Homse
David R. Graham
First Methodist Church of
Oakland Cemetery
Patricia Ann Strong
Paul EZ
Mildred (Stoy) Strong
Indiana Hospital
Plan Program For Ce. Youth
AN youth leaders and ministers are urged to attend a meeting in the Methodist Church here on June 10 at 2:45 p.m. to set up plans for a Countywide Youth Program. Rev. Lester H. Case, Field Secretary of Christian Endeavor in Pennsylvania, will discuss previous work in Allegheny County. All Sunday School Superintendents and Young Peoples workers are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester H. Case
Christian Endeavor
Penn
Allegheny County
Young Peoples
Second Graders Strike and Win in Japan
In Fukuoka on June 7, thirty nine second grade pupils rebelled against teachers over vegetable distribution from the school garden. They left school after a single recess without permission as teachers slapped and chastised them. The teachers later visited homes, apologized, and the pupils returned to class.
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Fukuoka
Japan
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