Evita Peron illness could alter Argentine politics
The piece outlines Evita Peron's terminal illness and its potential to trigger political upheaval in Argentina, with demonstrations, masses, and a possible shift abroad by President Peron. It notes her influence on labor and charity and warns of power shifts if she dies.
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Labor Department
Eqita
Peron
Buenos Aires
Peronista
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Wyoming
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Hasi
Birds Must Have Vitamin A Supply
AUSTIN Texas birds need vitamin A to stay healthy, says W W Lehmann wildlife manager of King Ranch South Texas He notes quail died in winter 1950 51 from lack of native vitamin A rich food and severe cold limiting their feeding. The piece shifts to Senate politics as oil lobbyists push to sway votes on a veto affecting federal control and oil royalties for education with several named senators under pressure.
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Taft Leads Eisenhower In South Dakota Primary
Taft leads Eisenhower by about 820 votes in unofficial returns for South Dakota's Republican presidential primary. Taft 64,440 to Eisenhower 64,020 with 7 precincts missing. Canvassing board to certify 14 delegates to Chicago as rivals wait official count.
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Eisenhower
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Ren
William E. Borah
Idaho
Hutchinson County Auditor
Chicago
George T Mickelson
Mickelson
Town Teen Talk on Summer Plans and Parties
A 1960s local teen page recounts weekend gatherings in town with dances, visits to colleges, and graduation events. Teens Peggy Brubaker, Sue Hammers, and Carole Kipp organize outings while others attend the Pageant of the Crosses and watch graduation ceremonies.
ISTC Summer Meet For Schoolmen In Section
A three day workshop for school principals in Central Western Pennsylvania will be held June 11 to 13 at Indiana State Teachers College. Over 100 principals from multiple counties have registered. Samuel W. Jacobs of Greensburg High School chairs the event, with college faculty assistance.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania Association of
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Jefferson
Westmoreland
Bedford
Somerset
Armstrong
Samuel W. Jacobs
Greensburg High School
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John E. Davis
Don McGarey
Pennsylvania State College
Robert G. Traugh
YMCA
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Sheridan Stroup
Shannock Valley
Carl H. Whipple
Warren County
Edwin M. Clark
Town Teens News and Pool Opening Report
The column lists local teens changing jobs, with Dick Ferree and friends starting new posts at the Highway Department Monday. Mary Jane Lydie heads to Pittsburgh for summer with relatives. Sympathy offered to Fred Moreau after an ear injury. The semi formal Country Club Dance at the Indiana Club tonight promises a full house. Indian Springs Swimming Pool opens tomorrow with a style show by teens. Admission is free at the Springs tomorrow. tickets available there or at Henry Hall's.
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Denny Shank
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Barry Steele
Sandra Switzer
Margaret Bonariigo
Joann Condron
Bucky Minton
Pat Makowski
Joyce Frampton
Jimmy George
David Miller
Paul Strauff
Bob Sherwin
Charlie Miller
Dick Jones
Dave Frick
Dick Ferree
Highway Department
Otther
Tom Sharpe
Dan Trainer
Barry Balint
George Hobaugh
Gordon Cunningham
Mary Jane Lydie
Pittsburgh
Fred Moreau
Fred
Indiana,Country Club
Indian Springs
Henry Hall
Overloaded Trucks Fines Remain Limited in 1952
Harrisburg officials report sharp rise in overload arrests in early 1952, with first four months surpassing 50 percent of the full year rate. One third of state arrests occurred in 15 counties within Harrisburg Williamsport and Northampton Bucks Lehigh areas. Current limit stands at 45,000 pounds for common commercial vehicles. fines collected go to local road-improvement treasuries.
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Bennett G. Lewis
Auditor General's Department
Lewis
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
Williamsport
Northampton
Bucks
Lehigh
Ghizzoni Wins Degree at George Washington University
John Felix Ghizzoni son of John L Ghizzoni of 559 South Main Street Homer City was awarded a Master of Laws at the George Washington University spring commencement on May 28 He also holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor of Laws from Catholic University in Washington D C.
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John L. Ghizzoni
South Main Street
Homer City
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
University of Pennsylvania
Catholic University
Washington, D
Man Convicted In Murder Case
Harrisburg area jury convicts 4 year old Steelton man Charles Clark of first degree murder for shooting his wife Elizabeth Clark, 39, last January 6. Jury recommends life imprisonment.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Steelton
Charles Clark
Elizabeth Clark
Gone With Wind Manuscript Lost in Atlanta
In Atlanta, Stephens Mitchell reveals that after Margaret Mitchell's death, her husband John R. Marsh burned most of the Gone With the Wind manuscript per her wishes. A few pages remain in a vault to settle any authenticity questions, while the family home on Peachtree Street is set to be torn down after Marsh’s death this year.
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Stephens Mitchell
Margaret Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
John R. Marsh
Mitchell
Peachtree Street
Marsh
Reds See Red Forest Fires Destroy Over A Million Trees
Hong Kong Communist authorities in Hankow report forest fires in central China have destroyed more than 1,328,000 trees. They blame arson by bad landlords as the cause.
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Hankow
China
County Road Contracts Awarded by State Highways Dept
The State Highways Department awarded road construction contracts in several counties. Indiana county funds go to Vern Sherwin of Somerset for widening 3.07 miles of Route 119 in Homer City and White and Center Townships for 274,160 dollars. Chester County awards go to Edward A. Daylor, Inc. of Coatesville for widening 4.03 miles of U S Route 122 from Parkesburg south for 356,328 dollars. Lawrence County contracts go to Kelly and Meyer Co. of Youngstown for surfacing 6.61 miles of Routes 18, 551 and 88 in Ellwood City New Castle and North Beaver, Wayne and Slippery Rock Townships for 276,838 dollars. Official low bids listed Centre County for bituminous surface 1.18 miles in Bellefonte and Spring Townships to D.C. Construction Co. of Philipsburg for 264,508 dollars. Clearfield County wires widen 12.58 miles in Chest and Bell Townships Westover Newburg and Mahaffey Boroughs with Putman and Greene, Inc. of Fort Wayne, Ind. for 1,046,321 dollars.
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Bellefonte
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D.C
Construction Co
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Susquehanna River
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Fort Wayne
Ind
New York Mobilizes Civil Defense for Germ Warfare Risk
New York State mobilizes animal, crop and insect experts under a civil defense program to protect food and livestock against possible germ warfare. Measures include spotting and stamping out animal and plant diseases from enemy attacks, with objectives of investigation, immediate outbreak surveying, and development of detection methods.
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New York State
New York Business Survey Signals Job Gain by August
A State Employment Service survey of 5,100 firms with 250,000 workers shows expected 3 percent job growth by August. Over 700 defense contractors also foresee a 3 percent employment rise. Construction, though soft, may improve as material curbs ease, with March jobs up 4 percent to 94,800.
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New York State
State Employment Service
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