Truman With Mother and War Vets Parade News
President Truman split his day between his bed-ridden mother at Grandview and former World War One comrades in Kansas City. He attended the 35th Division postwar veterans parade, joined a reception with Eisenhower, and planned a major address at 10 p.m. EST.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Kansas City
Truman
Grandview
Martha E. Truman
Mary Jane Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Russia
Gen. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
131 Miners Take Exams At College
A long list of miner names and hometowns appears with mention of second grade mine formations. The report notes exams taken by many workers from Indiana to Yatesboro and Homer City amid a broader school study.
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White Station
Alex Chobody
Nut Mine
Jon Chobody
Rural Valley
Fred Finn
Commodore
Floyd Fitzgerald
Sagamore
Charles Fink
Ernest
Pete Fedoruk
Aultman
Charles Fletcher
Waterman
Jack S. George
Lawrence Gottardi
Yatesboro
Earl Gardner
Indiana
Thomas Gerber
Lester
W. Hawk
Frank A. Ru Mard
Francis Hydock
Irving Hodgson
Clinton Hoch
John Jaskiewski
NuMine
Leonard Jones
Baltsburg
Mike Klyap
Ivan Kinter
George BE
Kerr
Davidhs Charles J. Tersen
Homer City
John Larko
Jose, Maghrak
Homer
Aram Maruhy
Tax Matyus
John
Mat
Robert Muir
Delbert Nichols
R. D
Iediana
George Opalenick
Steve Ploskunak
Iselin
Joseph Pearce
Mike Palone
McIntyre
Charles Ray
Peter Samosky
Kittanning
Joseph Smelik
Joe Shurina
Victo
Salerno
Beyer
Alex Sherbon
William Shaffer
Wayne C. Snyder
George Sakash
W. C. Traister
George T. Turnbull
John Wilko
Dilltown
John Wissinger
Joseph Vizzi
Twin Rocks
John Bistok
Clymer
Abraham Davison
Black Lick
Dominick Falcone
Ray Grindie
Boyd L
Joseph Surra
Darrell Woodrow
Saltsburg
George Kraynak
Glen Campbell
Firebos
Bruce Barger
Edward Bellock
Laverne Bowser
Paul Blakley
Ralph Edward Bell
Plumville
W. H. Brady
John Cessna
Michael Lesnick
John Lecorehick
Dee Lowman
Raymond McElhoes
Box
Kent
Frank Roebuck
Joseph Roschella
Thomas A. Reagle
Andrew Rebovich
Hamner City
Walter T. Samosky
Henry Salva
Peppino Vicini
Alfred Wilson
Daniel M. Weir
Darrell E. Woodrow
Gordon Windows
Harry Yakimovich
Bog 108
Lucerne Mines
Jack Zambernardi
Alfred Ayers
Smicksburg
Richard Barriss
Harold Everett
Dominick Fucile
Juucerne Mines
Michael Heny
George Harris
Jair Hutchinson
Graceton
Lewis Walker
Leonard Moorhead
Delmont McMasters
John Protz, Jr
Andrew Protz
Anthony Petrosky
Charles Bignorino, Jr
Martin Falconer
Japanese to resume limited auto production for officials
Tokyo reports that Japanese plants will restart producing 300 standard-size passenger cars per year for use by doctors police and government agencies and by business firms and taxicab companies on official government business. Assembly from prewar spare parts of 60 standard-size cars is also authorized.
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Tokyo
Allied Headquarters
Rail Strike Halts France Logistics Across The Nation
Paris reports a sweeping railroad walkout paralyzing transport for passengers and goods. Premier Ramadier, army and navy chiefs agreed to use trucks to move food and people while not requisitioning rail workers. Talks stalled as union leaders demand wage and reclassification concessions, with potential 15 billion francs offered before negotiations paused.
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Paris
France
Paul Ramadier
Army
Navy
England
Belgium
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Ramadier
Rei
Jules Moch
Film Actor Craig Woods Divorce Testimony in Los Angeles
Mrs Carolyn Woods testified in a Los Angeles divorce case that Craig Woods aged 30 was abusive and drunk most of the time and carried on terribly. She said she lost 25 pounds during the marriage and that he brought the spirit of his film roles into their home. She claimed he struck her in the presence of a maid. They wed in Las Vegas on January 4 and separated April 14. She was allowed to remarry her first husband Royal Mattison of Ambler Pennsylvania whom she divorced in 1942.
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Los Angeles
Craig Woods
Carolyn Woods
Woods
Las Vegas
Ney
Royal Mattison
Ambler, Pa
James Sleppy graduates from Army Air Forces training
James L. Sleppy, son of Mr and Mrs James Sleppy of Indiana R D 4, completed a 21 week machinist course at the Army Air Forces Training Command School. He will be assigned to Hamilton Field Catiz. The trumpet is believed to have been invented around 1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Sleppy
James Sleppy
Indiana, R. D. 4
Army Air Forces Training Command School
Hamilton, Field
Catiz
Scout Heads Eye Non-Profit Inc for William Penn Council
William Penn Council officials including Ralph McCreary Gilbert Parnell J Cloid Rith and William D Sievers attended the National Council of the Boy Scouts meeting May 27 28 at the Waldorf Astoria New York. They discussed incorporating a nonprofit council, liability limits property handling, donor wishes, and trust funds. Parnell was authorized June 2 to form William Penn Council Inc Boy Scouts of America.
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Ralph McCreary
Gilbert 8. Parnell
J. Cloid Rith
National Council
William D. Sievers
William Penn Council
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Hotel Waldorf-Astoria
New York City
McCreary
Farnell
Fred M. Cooke
Charles N. Miller
Parnell
William Penn Council Inc
William Penn Councils
Los Angeles
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Chicago
Florence
South Carolina
St. Vincent School
Providence
Rhode Island
Mercy Hospital
Pitts
Sister Mary Louise Schisler Dies at 2:15 A.M.
Sister Mary Louise Schisler of St Xavier Academy died at Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh Thursday at 2:15 a.m. A Latrobe High School graduate, she taught at Holy Family School before joining the convent and later taught at St Paul Cathedral and Epiphany Schools in Pittsburgh. J Cloid Rinn, William Penn Council delegate, spoke on strengthening council structure and recruiting new members.
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Mary Louise Schisler
St. Xavier Academy
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Latrobe High School
Holy Family School
St. Paul Cathedral
Epiphany
Sister Mary Louise Schisler, Mercy nun, dies
Sister Mary Louise Schisler daughter of the late John and Isabel Schisler of Latrobe joined the Sisters of Mercy at Mt Mercy Pittsburgh on August 15 1916 Surviving are her brother John Schisler Spangler and sisters Barbara McAteer Latrobe John Vogel Indiana and Henry Sanderbeck Jeannette Funeral Mass will be held at St Kavier Academy chapel Saturday at 10 She visited Indiana on June 1 to pay respects to her aunt Elizabeth Nibert beforehand
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Mary Louise
John
Isabel Schisler
Latrobe
Order of the Sisters of Mercy
Mt. Mercy
Pittsburgh
John Schisler
Spangler
Barbara McAteer
John Vogel
Indiana
Henry Sanderbeck
Jeannette
St. Kavier Academy Chapel
Mary
Defense seeks four to six week recess in Tojo war trial
In Tokyo informed sources say the defense may request a four to six week recess of Japan's major war crimes trial as lawyers prepare individual defenses for former prime minister Hideki Tojo and 24 other former leaders. They argue that preparing general case phases left insufficient time to consult with defendants and prepare testimony.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hideki Tojo
Labor Bill Threatens Union Protections And Veto Override
A labor bill proposes injunction rights for unions and bans in many cases including jurisdictional strikes and secondary boycotts. It would outlaw certain union health funds and bar union contributions to national campaigns while making unions liable for unfair practices. Senators discuss overriding a Truman veto with July 1 set for coal mine privatization and President's decision window.
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United Mine Workers
Ball
R-Minn
Ebsender
D-La
Senate Labor
German Youths Flee Red Zone
Berlin reports from Social Democratic sources say hundreds of German youths in the Russian occupation zone flee or hide to avoid forced labor in uranium mines near the Czechoslovakian border. About 30,000 miners are said to work south of Aue with 4,000 moved from Dresden a month ago. barracks, wire fences, no family letters, extra rations, and ore sent to the Soviet Union by rail or air are described.
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Jack Kasische
Berlin
Social Democratic
Saxony
Social Democratic Party
Aue
Dresden
Soviet Union
Treaty meddling hints at Austrian shift from Moscow
A Moscow informed Austrian official warned two days ago that Russia may oppose a Western oriented Austria and could react negatively if Vienna does not change course. Western diplomats fear Budapest news and worry the Soviet drive to secure Europe before any treaties. The note cites a Hungari an peace accord allowing Red troops to stay until NATO withdrawal, tying to Soviet communications lines. The piece ends noting that felting craft predates weaving.
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Central Council
Fischer
Austraan
Moscow
Austria
Figil
Peron
Argentina
Budapest
Russia
Hungary
Obituary notices from Indiana and Youngstown area
Multiple obituary notices list deaths of George Merle McGaughey Antonio Serrian A. Thomas Hogarth Lorenzo E Deemer and George Dorr in Indiana and Youngstown. Details include birth years 1893 and 1869, birthplaces Indiana Pa and Italy, surviving spouses children and siblings, funeral home arrangements in Youngstown Indiana and dates June 9, June 5 and related services with interments at Youngstown Cemetery Oakland Cemetery and St Bernard Cemetery.
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George Merle McGaughey
West
Princeton, Avenue
Youngstown
J. C
Anna Harmon McGaughey
Indiana
Heas
Lawrence
Cleveland
Charles
Akron
Ohio
Bertha Bowman
Medina
Katheryne Krugman
Lis Je
Elyria
Arthur
Homer City
Virgil
Telford
Hossmaster Funeral Home
Market Street
George Dorr
Philadelphia Street
White Township
Jonn G
Mary Killin Dorr
Mary McSweeney
Dodson and Charles
Church Street
Harry Burton Boyd
Oakland Cemetery
Thomas Hogarth
Cohasset Drive
Indiana County
Coal Run Mining Company
Coal Run
Hogarth
Saltsburg Road
Christ Episcopal Church of
Alica Vinton Hogarth
Royden
Frank
Hilda
Nellie
Housemaster Funeral Home
Market St
Antonio Serrian
Aultman
Michael
Rosabelle Ambrose Serrian
Italy
Mike
Joe
Thomas Falbo
Rochester N. Y
Phillip Chido
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Tony Gennetti
Apollo
Dominic Cicola
Hartford
St. Bernard Church
T. C. Wisniewski
St. Bernard Cemetery
Reds Seen as Menace Says Braden to House Panel
Washington June 9 Assistant Secretary of State Spruille Braden warned a House appropriations subcommittee that Communists in Latin America pose a greater danger to democracy than Nazi extremists. He said they infiltrate labor groups, spark revolutions, and undermine systems, even if revolutions start from ultraconservatives. Braden urged boosting living standards to blunt Communist influence, a goal tied to funds for inter American programs.
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Washington
Spruille Braden
Latin America
House Appropriations
Braden
Institute of Inter-American Affairs
Inter-American Education Foundation, Inc
Peron May Reorganize His Cabinet
Buenos Aires June 7. President Juan D. Peron may reorganize his cabinet bringing conservatives into his government and leaving only three ministries unchanged. Informed sources name Robustiano Patron Costas and Miguel Angel Carcang as figures in talks, with opposition likely from laborists and Peronista Radicals.
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Laurence F. Stuntz
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Robustiano Patron Costas
Roberto Ortiz
Miguel Angel Carcang
Infants battered to death in hospital tragedy
A 26 year old steelworker and his wife faced the loss of their infant Diane after a surgery and a fatal finding in the hospital nursery. The father recalled being called for a transfusion and expressed shock over the unproven killer as investigators searched for clues. The couple had a newborn sister born March 28 and living at home.
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Brand
Atstendants
Little Diane
Edna
Leo Brand
Diane
Usno
Gazette
Cabinet reshuffle rumors hinge on ministerial reassignments
Reports conflict over posts with Foreign Affairs and Defense said to stay inactive while Interior, Agriculture, and possibly others are slated for changes. Informants name Juan Bramaglig moving to Interior, Angel Borlenghi replaced, and Diogenes Taborda eyed for Interior if Gramuglia does not get it. Carcano tipped for Agriculture.
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Foreign Affairs
Army
Juan Bramaglig
Interior Ministry
Angel Borlenghi
Carcano
Diogenes Tabo |Ada
Interior
Gramuglia
New French Party Forms to Seek United States of Europe
Paris June 7. A splinter group, the Rassemblement Travailliste Francais led by Julien Dablin a magazine publisher announces formation as a step toward a United States of Europe. It vows to oppose a Communist regime or one led by General De Gaulle and aims to draw members from the Popular Republican movement the Socialist and other non Communist parties. Strength not disclosed.
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Paris
United States
Europe
Julien Dablin
Amagazine
Charles de Guall
Rassemblement Travailliste Francais
Popular Republican Movement
Bablin
Will Contest Over W C Fields Widow Allowance
In Los Angeles attorneys for Carlotta Monti oppose a court petition by W C Fields widow for a $500 monthly raise. Judge Harold Jeffery postponed the hearing to July 15 to allow deposition from Hattie Fields who seeks $1,000 monthly. Monti, a former dancer, received a $25,000 trust and $25 weekly. Monti argues Fields and his wife had been separated 37 years and she is not entitled to estate share.
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Los Angeles
Carlotta Monti
W. C. Fields
Fields
Harold Jeffery
Miss Monti
Hattie Fields
Miss Mont
Management Labor to Work Together Soon
Senator Brewster says the United Nations may have to consider functioning without Russia as the veto power complicates cooperation. Dr. George W. Taylor predicts a recovery phase with management and labor aligning on common interests, warning about price and wage pressures and potential marginal firms in a coming downturn.
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Philadelphia
Brewster
R-Me
United Nations
Russia
Underwear Institute
Maine
U. N
George W. Taylor
War Labor Board
University of Pennsylvania
No Shortage Of Steel Within Me
Willard F. Rockwell, Pittsburgh industrialist and former U S Maritime Commission director, told a Senate subcommittee that barring strikes there will be no steel shortage within 12 months. He cited strikes, wartime demand, and export policies as causes, predicting widespread business bankruptcies if shortages persist. He urged steel repatriation from overseas and criticized military procurement that restrained production.
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Washington
Willard F. Rockwell
Pittsburgh
U. S. Maritime Commission
Rockwell
Army and Navy Munitions Board
War Production Board
Army
Japan
Europe
Ellender
D-La
Rockweell
England
Canada
New Zealand
Australia
U. S. Steel Corporation
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Pennsylvania
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South Bend
Indiana Memorial Hospital
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Robinson Funeral Home
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