Rossellini Faces Moral Charge in Custody Case
Italian director Roberto Rossellini must answer to a moral charge as he has until June 20 to appear in a Los Angeles court. Dr. Peter Lindstrom testified that he is seen as immoral and a drug addict, while the case centers on Ingrid Bergman’s custody petition for her daughter Jenny Ann.
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Los Angeles
Roberto Rossellini
Peter Lindstrom
Rossellini
Ingrid Bergman
Jenny Ann
Rosgellini
Miss Bergman
Gregson Bautzer, Jr
Mildred L. Lille
Lindstrom
Ingrid
United Crying
Angiana
Rome
Robert A. Taft
GOP
Taft
Taft Backers Claim Leads In Indiana
Taft supporters report lead in Indiana amid Eisenhower backers in Indianapolis with Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower named as a key figure backing Taft in the state race.
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Taft
Indiana
Indianapolis
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft Backers Rig District Caucus In Indiana Delgate Rows
Party leaders backed by Taft won district delegate slots in Indiana with a late filing rule and 500 dollar fees. Eisenhower backers protested calling the move a manipulation amid looming Chicago convention fights. Grant and others condemn the process while some delegates drift toward Eisenhower as unpledged.
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Taft
Eisenhower
GOP
Chicago
Texas
Indiana
Grant
Inglinea
Lain
William Hutcheson
AFL Brotherhood of Carpenters
Pulliam
Hutcheson
Coral Man IAt Norfolk Paceeqvenreneee
The steelworkers seek a 26 cent hourly wage package by next January. Dellafiora, Ercole A. chief metalsmith USN, is named as the industry’s highest offer so far, while the average wage remains just over two dollars per hour. A Navy course in chemical warfare defense will be offered at Norfolk Training Center, with graduates returning to duty stations.
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Fle&t Training Center
Norfolk
USS Ey
Glades
Ercole A. Dellaflora
USN
Deal
Angelina Dellafiora
Penna
Phyllis Hawkings
England
Navy
Homer City
Chicago
U.S
Eisenhower fuels GOP hopes with East and West talks
Eisenhower plans a week of conferences with unpledged delegates from southern and eastern states, plus a key meeting with Gov. John S. Fine of Pennsylvania. He returns to Columbia University amid pro Ike cheers, urging unity to win the nomination in Chicago.
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Dewey
Eisenhower
Chicago
GOP
John S. Fine
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Detroit
Denver
Mamie
LaGuardia
Columbia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Morningside Heights
Ike
Daily Paper Is Planned For Levittown Pa
Atlantic City publisher Rolland L. Adams and editor Samuel Underleider announce a new standard size afternoon paper for Levittown, Pa. The plant will cover 20,000 square feet, with construction pending. Levittown aims for a 65,000 population in three years, built to serve workers at the U S Steel plant under construction in Morrisville. Adams will be president and publisher, with independence similar to his other papers.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Levittown
Adams
the Press and Union
Bethlehem, Pa
Globe Times
Gets Four Months On Manslaughter
NORRISTOWN Pa David Wynn 19 of Roveraford pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in a highway death that killed two youths Nancy MacElroy 17 Royersford and Donald Tobin 16 Potts Town. He received four months in jail and a $100 fine. Wynn said he could not remember the crash last February on Route 633 in Montgomery County.
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Norristown
David Wynn
Roveraford
Wynn
Montgomery County
Nancy MacElroy
Royersford
Donald F. Tobin
Pottstown
MacElroy
Tobin
Ambassadors Quartet to Perform at Indiana Church
The Ambassadors Quartet from Nyack New York will lead a service at Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Indiana on June 9 at 7 45 p m. The group which includes Robert Marshall David Moore Roland Trivett Tom Stebbins and Gerald Stilwell is in training for Christian ministry and has toured the east midwest and south with the Missionary Training Institute Chorale and Symphonette. The institute promotes Bible study and theology with a student body over five hundred and a large alumni network serving about thirty five Protestant denominations.
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Nyack
New York
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Indiana
Robert Marshall
Binghampton
N. Y
David Moore
Chicago
Illinois
Roland Trivett
Baltimore
Maryland
Tom Stebbins
East
United States
Delegates Reelect Four Penn State Trustees
STATE COLLEGE Pa Delegates of agriculture and industrial societies have re elected four members to the Pennsylvania State College board of trustees. Homer City Post 493 of the American Legion named three year terms for F M Gyger Kenneth Day Jr Kimberton John H Light Annville Charles E Oakes Allen Town Alex Molnar and Roger W Rowland New tetiring commander received senior vice commander Steve Bender junior vice commander Boyd Simmons adjutant Joe Agnello and Reno Ghizzoni finance officer were named. Other officers include Davis service officer R O Dickey historian and John Emets sergeant at arms. Davis Simmons and Earl Henry will represent Homer City at the American Legion state convention. Bender Molnar and Emets were chosen delegates to county council. The executive committee will consist of Henry Edward Mihalchik and George Popovich. New officers take charge shortly after the state convention.
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State College
Steve Bender
Boyd Simmions
Joe Agnello
Reno Ghizzoni
Mr. Davis
R. O. Dickey
John Emets
Davis
Simmons
Earl Henry
Homer
German Reds Urge Fast Rearmament and Conscription
The report notes that German communist groups call for rapid rearmament and have adopted a constitutional amendment declaring military service in the people's police a duty of honor for all free German youths. It also mentions orders in the Russian zone restricting new young workers to those proven unfit for military service, and lists India’s largest cities Calcutta and Bombay with populations around two million and one and a half million respectively.
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People’s Police
New Delhi
India
Calcutta
Bombay
Eisenhower Campaign Chiefs Spurn Offer
A House judiciary subcommittee probe into war contract fraud operations fizzled amid denials and a false note. Former Detroit Atty. Gen McGrath and DNC chair Boyle were linked in a letter by George Petzer who later recanted, testifying the note was written after a party with drinks at 4 a.m. Sprague testified Petzer left the note in a hotel room while trying to recover $25,000 in overcharges from Advance Plating Co. Bauer denied ever meeting McGrath or Boyle. The panel recessed amid questions about Justice Department prosecutions in war contracts.
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B. L. Livingstone
Washington
House
House Judiciary Subcommittee
U. S
Detroit
Atty
J. Howard McGrath
William M. Boyle
George T. Petzer
Walter Sprague
Petzer
Sprague
Th Advance Plating Company
Subcommittee
Bernard M. Bauer
Boyle
McGrath
Bauer
Fetzer
Daniel G. Kennedy
Credentials Committee
Lodge
Texas
Eeswae Eisenhower
Counting Office
GAO
Justice Department
Kansas City
Michigan School of Trades
New York
Veterans Training School
Taft Buckers
Gen
Holmen Bald
Ridge
Mineral Wells
Clarksenhower
Clifford
White House
Truman
Michigan
Priauncia Weg Nur
George Peters
Harrison
U.N
Red Envoy Zarubin Replaced as U.S. Ambassador
The report outlines Zarubin being replaced and the U S stance on his assignment. It notes White House and State Department clearance, denoting the political sensitivity of Zarubin’s post and the impact of Panyushkin’s prior departure. The article hints at his possible Moscow posting and expresses friendly sentiments toward the American people.
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United States
Loreyer
Lika
White House
State Department
Zarubin
Canada
Pan —_— _ yushkin
Yellow Creek
Panyushkin
Ubin
London
Washington
Kotula Bay
Hell
Tommy
Smith
da Coe Tha Watute
Allied Truce Walks Out On Reds Again
A chaotic Congressional scene features allied truce team walkouts amid disputes over credentials and settlement terms. Key figures include Lodge Taft Clifford and Harrison, with references to a $125000 settlement and a $25000 fee for Michigan school representation. The piece notes resignations, legal actions, and shifting positions as delegates contest recognition and the U N role.
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Allied Truce
Reds
Quartet to sing at West Lebanon Union Chute
The Nazarene male quartet from Homer City performs Sunday evening at 7 30 at West Lebanon Union Chute with a brief concert for local congregants and visitors.
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Nazarene
Homer City
West Lebanon Union
Retired Bishop Davis Is Dead
The funeral notice reports the death of the Rt. Rev. SANTO CADILE, 78, former bishop of the Episcopal diocese of western New York, who died in Buffalo after an illness. The article also details hospital overcrowding at Torrance State Hospital, a prison strike at Angola Louisiana, and notices for several local obituaries and services.
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Buffalo
Santo Cadile
Chamber
Caeron J. Davis
Episcopal Diocese
New York
Bufforn
Italy
Mra
Cadile
William J. Schilling
Hospital National Commission of the Church
Denver
James Gregg
Greensburg
Torrance Hospital
Angola
Louisiana State Prison Farm
John ©. DE Lancey
Dayton
Gregg
A. D
J. O
Sarah Thing
Moorhead de Lancey
Jin Elderton
Ravernia
Belstel
Many Yeares
Clay Beistel
Rural Valley Grange
Cowanshannock Township
Engineers Hold Meet In Indiana
A dinner and business meeting of the Johnstown Chapter of the Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers was held at the Indiana Country Club. The event featured remarks by F. R. Knowles, L. F. Tierney, an after dinner talk by Rev. Loy C. Gobrecht, and top attendance honors claimed by the Indiana district office with 20 engineers present. George Rinkenberger organized the dinner, with George Spence serving as a director of the Johnstown chapter.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers
Indiana Country Club
F. R. Knowles
L. F. Tierney
Hollidaysburg
State Society
Pittsburgh
Loy C. Gobrecht
Elwood City
Indiana
Pennsylvania’s Department of Highways
George Rinkenberger
George Spence
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Senate approves fund for big farm program
Senator Aiken pushes to cut subsidies for railroads utilities ships airlines and champions a 110 million CCC price support fund. He calls a Treasury note cancellation an concealed expenditure and proposes a direct cash outlay to the public. A Senate cut reduces flood prevention funds by 750 thousand from ten million. Mars came within fifty million miles of Earth in May 1852.
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Senate
Aiken
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Cee
Agriculture Department
Treasury
Congress
House
Mars
Earth
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Dale J. Holder
Supreme Court
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Charles’ ‘Halleck
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Thomas E. Dewey
Coral Man
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Fred Kotula
Tommy Smith
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Moscow
Far East
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Trenton
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Harrigan
Poe Neues
Arthur PB. Hurran
Red
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Kenneth Sayers
David Glasgow Farragut
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Steubelille
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McAlester
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St Bernard's
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Wayne Avenue
Nu Mine
Rural Valley Presbyterial Church
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Francis Grevemberg
State Police
Mrs. Olive Moore
Lila Lew
Smicksburg
Minnie Pierce
Plumville
Tate
J 'M. Leister
Rural Valley Cemetery
Boyer Funeral Home
William H. Emerick
Marton Center
David
Roseanna Q. Meanor Emerick
Lee C. Miller
Thomas Jermyn
Batavia
Thomas
Marion Center
Methodist Church of
Joseph Gilkey
Cynthia Ann Walker
Indiana Memorial Hospital
White Township
Paul R
Ethel O'Hearn Walker
Ben Avon
John P. Walker
Niagara Falls
John Carney
James O'Hearn
Creekside
Robertson’s
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