Eisenhower Back in Limelight With Republican Tone
Washington June 9 Gen Dwight D Eisenhower drew lawmakers toward his campaign style stance declaring that military outlays threaten the economy and that reliance on federal subsidies and an unbalanced budget erode gains for workers and farmers. Senator Morse praised his critique as a GOP platform. Senator Brewster welcomed Eisenhower’s influence at Columbia University Commencement.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Morse
R-Ore
Eisenhower
Columbia
Senator Brewster
Maine
GOP
Brewster
Hisenhower
Trains and Car Crash On Rt 42 Injures None
A collision on Route 422 about 1.5 miles east of Indiana last night involved a passenger car and two new trucks. State Police of Indiana estimated damages near 200 dollars. The car driven by Dr. Warren I Whitten backing from his driveway was hit by a lead truck towing a second truck. The lead truck’s driver was Bernard Henderson of Detroit Michigan. No injuries were reported.
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Indiana
Warren I. Whitten
Indiana RD 4
Kent Cooper Receives Sprague Memorial Award
Atlantic City N J June Kent Cooper executive director of the Associated Press is honored as the first nonphotographer to win the Joseph A Sprague Memorial Award by a special committee of the National Press Photographers Association at the Fifth Annual Convention Tonight he will be presented with a gold ring featuring a one caret diamond.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Kent Cooper
The
Associated Press
National Press Photographers Association
Joseph A. Sprague
Cooper
Lands In Jail On Serious Charges in Indiana Borough
Edmund Susman 33 of Greene burg employed in Indians was arrested yesterday and lodged in the Indians County jail on serious charges. Police say seven b ost 3 keys with a Dance at Indiana's New Eagles license identification No B22. Home Sat June Wth. Music by the Finder. Please return to Gazette Of Five Clubment 25xfice thy.
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Edmund Susman
Greeneburg
Indiana
Eagles
One-Way Traffic on Wayne Avenue in Indiana
Wayne avenue will be one way from the Chapter House south to the Point tomorrow morning. Indiana Borough Council orders keep that section as a one-way street for 30 days.
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Indiana
Chapter House
Point
Indiana Borough Council
Search Made For Aircraft Down At Sea
The Navy reports a Navy PBM plane with three crew members down at sea off the Atlantic coast. Two coast guard cutters depart Norfolk to search 75 miles east of Cape Henry, aiding with three other PBMs and nearby planes from Elizabeth City. Coast guard located the crash scene at 37°13′N 74°36′W. WMH radio in Baltimore relayed the coast guard report to seek survivors.
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Navy
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Norfolk
Cape Henry
Elizabeth City
N. C
Baltimore
WMH
Fire Crackers May Be Costly
Three teenage boys were picked up by Indiana Borough police for possessing fire crackers with one said to be selling them. Chief John O Mara warned that parents will be held responsible for their children. The law prohibits manufacturing selling or offering fireworks or high explosives for explosive use. Violators face up to $500 fine or up to a year in prison or both. Similar laws ban fire balloons.
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Indiana
John O'Mara
Five Die in Flaming Train Coach at Beattock Scotland
Five passengers perish as flames sweep three coaches of the Birmingham Glasgow Express near Beattock Scotland. A track worker, Adam Moffatt, halts the train and saves an elderly woman as others flee through smoke. Police recover jewelry valued at 210 000 pounds in the wreckage.
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Bhattock
Scotland
Glasgow
Adam Moffatt
Beattock
Moffatt
OSS Defended In Amerasia Leak
A former executive officer of the wartime OSS accuses the State Department of leaking secret documents to Amerasia Magazine. O. C. Doering Jr. argues the discovery came from an OSS staff member who read an Amerasia article detailing the contents of a secret government paper. The OSS raid on the defunct agency is noted.
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New York
Strategic Services
State Department
Amerasia Magazine
O. C. Doering, Jr
New York City
CBS
Amerasia
OSS
Doering
See State Dept
Milk Strike Halts Western Pennsylvanian Milk Supply
Pittsburgh faces a four hour strike by 3250 AFL Dairy Workers that halts milk and dairy deliveries to five million residents across Allegheny County and neighboring counties. Mayor Lawrence called it a calamity but reports a renewed meeting at 10 a.m. with union and industry leaders. Emergency measures target hospitals, orphanages, and infants on special formula, with care for the aged and medically needy.
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AFL
David L. Lawrence
Lawrence
Allegheny County
Beaver
Butler
Greene
Fayette
Washington
Afl-Local 205
Thousands See Parade in Clymer Firemen’s Parade Aglow
Thousands lined Clymer streets to witness one of the community’s largest firemen parades during Fireman’s Week. About 40 units took part as the Clearfield band won 75 dollars, the Spangler Band earned 50, and the Central City Drum and Bugle Corps took top honors in its class with another 75 dollars.
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Clymer
Burgess Ben F. Wilkins
Dave Lyle
Edward Oakes
Clymer Legion Post
John Harvey
Gazette
Annual Flag Day Parade Set In Indiana
The Gasette notes the annual Flag Day program to be detailed on page six. Indiana Elks sponsor the event, with festivities planned across the state.
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Indiana
Indiana Elka
Yadlana Amoerlegn Legion
U. & Army
Old Home Week Parade in Cherry Tree Scheduled
Cherry Tree hosts a week of festivities led by the Cherry Tree Fire Company. An old timers parade Tuesday at 7 p m with float and band prizes, Thursday firemen’s parade with 23 companies, Saturday kiddies parade and an Old Home Week queen. Eddies Exposition provides carnival attractions for the week.
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Cherry Tree
Cherry Tree Fire Company
Clymer
Eddies Exposition
Walter Anderson
J. C. Irwin
Boyd Anderson
Thelma Wagne
Elizabeth Stull
Secretary Acheson Attacked as Creating Red China and Red Poland
Senator McCarthy branding Secretary of State Dean Acheson a "Red Dean of Fashion" charged he helped form world strategy to create a Red China and a Red Poland. He urged Acheson be fired immediately, accusing the Truman administration of war mongering while letting enemies inside. The speech served as the Wisconsin GOP convention keynote.
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China
Poland
Milwaukee
McCarthy
Regis
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Truman
Harvard
Indiana false fire alarms linked to payphone calls
Indiana firemen answered two false alarms today. At 11:30 a m a call reported a blaze at Willard Home for Children off Route 60 but proved telephoned from Hess Brothers Restaurant pay station. Another call from Stapleton's outside on Eighth Street also led to a false alarm. A third report at Dick's Hotel turned out false.
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Indiana
Willard
Route 60
Jin
Hess Brothers
South Seventh Street
Stapleton's
Eighth Street
Dick's Hotel
Fifth
Philadelphia
Three Suits Filed Against Hi Way Contractors Inc
Three suits filed against Hi Way Contractors Inc of White Township seek damages totaling $4,916.21 for back salary and parts purchased for equipment, hauling charges by White Trucking Co of Patton, and fuel merchandise bought by Patton Auto Supply, with plaintiff Dorothy A Szuch and William B Szuch named.
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Hi-Way Contractors Inc
White Township
Prothonotary
Indiana
Hamilton Airstart
William B. Szuch
Patton
White Trucking Company of
Dorothy A. Szuch
Patton Auto Supply
Census Taker Missed About Fifty In Indiana Area
Calls to the Indiana Evening Gazette indicate the census taker may have missed around fifty residents in the Kline apartments on Philadelphia street Indiana. The list will be sent to the census office in Johnstown. readers who were overlooked are urged to call the Gazette.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Kline
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
Johnstown
Indiana 500
FBI Finds Reds Enter Industry
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told Congress that U S communists are going underground and present more subversive activity than any period since World War II. He cited 48 percent of party leadership in basic industry and warned in strategic areas like New York New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania California and Michigan they could sabotage essential defense sectors in a national emergency.
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I. Edgar Hoover
Congress
U. S
United States
FBI
Congressional
Hoover
Communist Party
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
California
Michigan
Blairsville Plans New Project for Municipal Athletic Field
A Blairsville joint meeting of the Borough Council and school board discussed creating a new athletic complex in Mattown. Plans include a swimming pool football field baseball diamond and a playground on an 81 acre site in the town's southeast. The borough owns the land but a portion will transfer to the school board. An authority was proposed to oversee financing and management of the project.
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Blairsville
Mattown
County streams stocked on June 12 in Strongstown and Pine Flats
On June 12 a stocking truck will arrive at Strongstown at 12 30 p m to stock Little Yellow Creek. A second truck will reach Pine Flats at 2 00 p m to stock Saith Branch at Twolis Creek. Streams will be posted and closed for five days. Also listed are fruit prices and local notices including Speeig of berg and Aes events in Cookport.
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Little Yellow Creek
Pine Flats
Saith Branch
Twolis Creek
Speeig
Berg
Tatas
Aes
Cookport
Dee Bat
Pittab Clyde Wousk
Éury
Ima
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Maryland
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Johnny Douglass Ane Ie Orchestys
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