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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1949

Page

2

Who's Doing Here? Urban Safety and Visibility Efforts

Cleveland reports a kill er toll of 10 000 annually while the Street and Traffic Safety Lighting Bureau notes only about 30 percent of American urban streets are adequately lit. Indian Springs Red Cross offers free water safety classes at Indian Springs pool with multiple sessions and age disclosures.

Cleveland Organizationa United States Prease Red Cross Indian Springs Pool

Invasion Veterans Recall Normandy Courage and Legacy

The piece reflects on Allied actions five years after D Day, praising soldiers from the 16th Infantry and 82nd Airborne, including Col George A Taylor, for inland advances and beachhead battles at Utah Cherbourg and Ste. Mere Eglise. It notes the Notre Dame Laetare Medal context and the enduring link between the United States and Europe through wartime sacrifice.

J. M. Roberts 16Th Infantry University of Notre Dame Laetare Omaha Beach South Bend Ind 82Nd Airboma Ste. Mere-Eglise Utah Cherbourg Patton Third Army Caen Dieppe George A. Taylor Germany Normandy Channel Europe United States

Reds Purge Followers Of Zhdanov

New York dispatch reports a political purge in the Soviet bloc with as many as 300000 members expelled from the Communist party and Komsomol. Names of prominent figures presumed to be removed include Vosnesensky Kutnetevy Popkev and Zhdanov. The Times notes a shift toward orthodoxy with many leaders sidelined and rehabilitation of some figures. Membership declines from 6.3 million in 1947 to about 6.1 million by January.

New York New York Times Aussie Paris C. L. Stilesbarger Communist Party Ransomol Communist Youth League the Times N. A. Vosnesensky Sformer Politiburo A. Kutnetevy Central Come S. Popkev Presidum Supreme Soviet A. Zhdanov le Catranet Soviet Supreme Court Sulzberger Andrei Zhdanov Stalin Generalisdimo Times Georgi M. Malenkov Zhdanov G. F. Alexandrov Sald Thméd

Catholics Drop Czech State Church

In Prague thousands heard Archbishop Josef Beran declare there can be no true Roman Catholic Church without the Pope as head. He warned the Communist government of Czechoslovakia against creating a separate state church and said the Vatican must remain the authority for Catholic unity.

Prague Czechoslovakia Josef Beran St. Vitus Vatican

Moscow Plans Apartment Theaters Opened In First Location

Moscow moves to install cinema spaces in apartment buildings with a ground floor theater. The Mozhaisk highway site has opened as the first. City plans to launch 18 such theaters, while Houston, Texas relights 4.3 miles of main road to cut fatalities from five to one, according to the Street and Traffic Safety Lighting Bureau.

Moscow Mozhaisk Highway Cleveland Houston Tex

Military Pay Bill Getting Trimmed

Washington June 7 the new slimmed down military pay bill faced possible trouble from economy minded congressmen and veterans who want larger boosts for junior officers than for senior ranks. Unveiled by the House Armed Services Committee on Saturday the bill would add over 300 million dollars a year to the payroll and was praised by subcommittee chairman Rep. Kilday saying it is the best we can do.

House Armed Services Committee Kilday D-Tex

Irene Dunne Receives Honorary Doctor of Laws

Irene Dunne of Mt. St. Marys College is awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree in Los Angeles on June 7. The citation lauds her as a Christian educator through her work and public service, recognizing her contributions to education and the community.

Los Angeles Irene Dunne Mt. St. Mary's College Miss Dunne

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