Direct peace talks amid fresh fighting in central China
June 11 report notes Harold K, Miles, and King describe first direct peace meeting between Communist leaders and government negotiators, as truce operations resume with heavy attacks around Nan ning and central Shantung rail cities. A U S transport plane suffered a minor wound from ground fire near Changchun. Communist forces reportedly breached the truce with renewed assaults and a tunnel under Tsaochuang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold K
Miles
King
U. S
Chou En-Lai
Yul Ta-Wei
Hou
Marshall
Jay
Hough
Nanng
Manchuria
Yestery
Hsien
Shantung Vince
Red
Central
Tsaochuang
Ross the Grand Canal
Hanang
Tientsin-Pukow
Ely
Tsingtao
Peiping
Associated Press
Tom Masterson
Tehsien
Tsinan
Shantung Province
Tsinan-Tsingtao
Taian
Suspect in Gang Killing Sought as Police Probe Murders
June 11 report from Pittsburgh police seeks ex-convict J Valenti in the slayings of Frank Evans and Fred Jow. Lt. Connors said warrants were sworn and broadcasts issued nationwide with photos and descriptions. Investigators hold Samuel Karlstein and Philip Durham in protective custody as Valenti is linked to a car used in the murders. The vehicle had stolen plates, traced to a February theft in Cleveland, and the suspect reportedly traveled toward Rochester after May 17 wedding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protecm
Connors
Valentin
Cleveland
Bennors
Valenti
Pennsylvania
Durham
Jents
Pittsburgh
Dolittle predicts 20 000 aircraft by 1955 forecast
Former general and oil company vice president Henry H. Dolittle predicts by 1955 there will be 400 000 registered aircraft in the United States excluding military and scheduled airlines. He says aviation will reach a dollar volume of 2.2 billion and create over 900 000 jobs, with more than 300 000 people owning personal planes postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mes H. Doolittle
Biry
Doolittle
Town Hall
Painter In Brand Slaying In Philadelphia
Philadelphia police probe a brutal killing of 40 year old Mary Dutty found nude in her apartment bed room. Autopsy cites strangulation and branding of initials A and TL on her abdomen after death. A 46 year old painter who found the body and alerted police is being questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mary Dutty
Matthew A. Roth
Roth
Reappointment of Pridi Seen in Siam Amid Palace Crisis
In Bangkok AP report, Premier Pridi Phanomyong likely to be confirmed as siege leaders seek a new government under 18 year old Prince Phumiphon Adaldet after King Ananda Mahidol’s fatal shooting. Pridi with regents urged Phumiphon’s succession. official cause listed as accidental.
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Bangkok
Jim
Pridi Phanomyong
Phumiphon Adaldet
Ananda Mahidol
Pridi
Phumiphon
Ananda
Court Action In Yankee Mexican Fuss Is Postponed
NEW YORK June 11 The Mexican League New York Yankee court action has been postponed until October 14 when State Supreme Court will hear trial of a suit by the American League club to enjoin permanently the Mexican League from tampering with its ball players. Frank Bashop, attorney for the Mexican League, asked the postponement granted by Justice Benjamin F Schreider on grounds that a pre trial examination of L S MacPhail Yankee president and other club officials was necessary to support the Mexicans contention that Major League contracts were air tight monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yankee
State Supreme Court
American League Baseball Club
Frank Bashop
Benjamin F. Schreider
L. S. MacPhail
Noon Stocks Air Reduction Al'Cfiem é& Dye Am Can Am & For Pow Am Rad & St
A long list of prominent stock issues trades and company names including Am Can, Anaconda, Boeing, General Motors, International Harvester, Studebaker, Texaco, United Aircraft, Woolworth, and others. No clear single event stated. appears as market ticker or sector snapshot with numerous corporate names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Reduction
Al'Cfiem
É& Dye Am
Smelt & R Am
Tel & Tel Am
Cop
Ateh
T& SF
Adl
Bald Loco Balt & Obia Bendix
Avist
Beth Steel
Boeing Airplane
Borden Ca
Brigas
Ches & Ohio Chrysler Carp
Colum G & el
Coml
Solvents
Cons Edison
Curtiss Wright del Lack & West
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont del Eastman Ka
Club Pledges Support of Mack Park
The Indiana Kiwanis Club adopted a formal resolution pledging full support and endorsement of the J. S. Mack Foundation project for a recreational park at the Fairgrounds. The pledge commits aid for completion, maintenance, supervision and care, with Ebensburg contributing to the evening program.
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Indiana Kiwanis Club
J. S. Mack Foundation
Fairgrounds
J. S. Macle Foundatiion
Indiana
Kiwanis Club of
Ebensburg
Bumgardner
Ebensburg Club
Heiges
Indiana Club
David Yorgey
Howard Hoke
Truman Defends Case Bill As Labor Policy Debate Rages
President Truman argued the Case Bill would not prevent strikes or hurt production and contrasted it with past acts. He warned Congress against piecemeal legislation and urged a permanent long range study of labor relations while stressing protections like unemployment insurance, health services, a fair minimum wage, and continued price stabilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Rules Committee
Tito Returns from Moscow affects Belgrade Front Pages
Premier Marshal Tito returns from Moscow and signs an agreement for Russia to supply military equipment to the Yugoslav army. Belgrade papers push Mihailovic trial off front pages and many observers wonder if Tito and Stalin discussed Trieste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Draja Mihailovic
Tito
Russia
Stalin
Trieste
Localwar discharge notices from Fort Meade and Navy centers
Indiana area men discharged in early June include Sgt John E Meehen Brushvalley Pfe Joseph J Godo Rossiter Pile Earl L Wallace Strongstown Pvt Michael Pasternick Cline Sgt James F Mark Rt 2 Dayton EM3 Mike Wide Dixonville John R Graham 228 Clymer Ave Indiana and Vic Frank Zayachak Lucernemine honored at Shoemaker California and Jacksonville Florida separation centers. Read the Gazette Classified Sds. Subscribe for the Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Fort Meade
Maryland
John E. Meehen
Brushvalley
Joseph J Godo
Rossiter
Pile
Earl L. Wallace
Strongstown
Michael Pasternick
Cline
James F Mark
Rt. 2
Dayton
Mike Wide
Dixonville l
Naval Service
Naval Personnel Separation Center
Jacksonville
Florida
John R. Graham
Clymer Avenue
United States Navy
Shoemaker
California
Vic Frank Zayachak
Lucernemines
Shoeker
Two Escape Wreck Injury Near Plumville
Two drivers escaped serious injury yesterday at 1 30 p m when their cars sideswiped on Legislative Route 32004 one mile north of Plumville. Eleanor M Pearce 1 ½ of Smicksburg PA was driving south when her car sideswiped Helen McCausland of Plumville causing McCausland car to be thrown over a six foot embankment but held by a barb wire fence. Damages totaled about 500 dollars to both cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumville
Eleanor M. Pearce
Smicksburg RA
Helen McCausland
McCausland
Pearce
Japs Invent New Strike Procedure
Tokyo June 11 AP Japans new and unorthodox labor weapon production control keeps Mitsubishis big chemical plant running with 530 workers occupying the site since March 1. Management refused wage demands, yet union leaders rely on the takeover to pressure terms. Government opposition grows and a formal policy may be issued to curb the practice. The workers say profits were banked and emergency pay increases granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Mitsubishis
Jru
Shigeru Yoshida
Tadatoshi Ozaki
Last SPARS Discharged as Philadelphia Center Closes
Lt. Isabella O. Timberlake of Indiana, a personnel officer in the SPAHS, was the last servicewoman left in the Philadelphia Coast Guard Separation Center. The final seven SPARS and about 50 male reserves were discharged yesterday as the center nears decommissioning this afternoon. Timberlake is to leave the center this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella O. Timberlake
Indiana
SPAHS
Philadelphia Coast Guard
Timberlake
Black Market Boss Killed Sparks Closure at Station
Tokyo mourns Giichi Matsuda age 36, slain last night, chief of a large black market network with about 1200 racketeers including many demobilized Japanese. The front of Shimbashi Railway Station was closed today in tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Shimbashi
Giichi Matsuda
Matsuda
Jackson Accuses Hugo Black Of Favoritism In Coal Case
The statement recounts Justice Black’s alleged bias in the Jewell Ridge decision and a prior case involving the Tennessee Coal Company. Jackson claims Black's conduct and prior ties to counsel influenced the ruling, notes debate over rehearing, and describes tensions amid coal strike negotiations. The piece notes the auto industry employs about one in eleven U.S. workers.
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Jackson
Hugo Black
Wahington Star
Doris Fleeson
Black
Jewell Ridge
United Mine Workers
Supreme Court
Haken
Justice Black
Jutice Murphy
Justice Murphy
Tne
Stone
Tennesee Coal Company
Harris
Jewell Ridge Company
Washington Star
Frankefurter
Fire Toll Rises From Canfield Hotel Disaster
In Dubuque Iowa the badly burned body of an unidentified man with a charred prayer in his hand was found, raising the fire death toll from the Canfield Hotel blaze to seven. Red Cross lists of missing persons shrink as officials hope guests checked out before the fire.
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Dubuque
APS
Canfield
American Red Cross
Case Bill Provisions Case Bill Provisions
Washington June 11 The principal provisions of the Case Labor Disputes Bill approved 49 to 29 by the Senate and 230 to 106 by the House and vetoed today by President Truman. It creates a five member federal mediation board to press mediation conciliation and arbitration and to oversee disputes with a 60 day limit. it authorizes emergency commissions for utilities with 30 day or 110 day extensions. it broadens anti extortion and enhances penalties for obstruction of commerce. It restricts labor organization funding and requires audits. it allows supervisory employees to join unions but bans certain managers from bargaining. it makes unions and employers liable for contract violations and bars wildcat strikes. secondary boycotts would be outlawed under anti trust provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Truman
Secretary of Labor and
United States Conciliation Service
Secretary of Labor
Mediation Board
Emragyves
Gouin Quits As President In Paris Assembly Move
Provisional President Felix Gouin and his cabinet resigned as the new constituent assembly met. Gouin, a Socialist, said the move preserves current affairs handling. Deputies of the MRP proposed Georges Bidault for the presidency, as the party leads the assembly after elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Felix Gouin
Constituent Assembly
Gouin
Marcel Cachin
Charles de Gaulle
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Georges Bidault
Bidault
Inquart Claims He Preserved Dutch Nation
Jan MW Arthur Seys-Inquart, ex High Commissioner for the Netherlands, testified before the International War Crimes Tribunal that Holland would have disappeared under water within weeks if he had not refused to execute planned dyke demolitions. He cited Hitler deputy Martin Bormann ordering such scale floods, but claimed authorities halted further flooding after April 30, 1945, and that only previous floods remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nupenberg
Jan € MW
Arthur Suyse-Inquart
Netherlands
International
Holland
Hisenhower
Walter Bedell Smith
Withhold Goods and CPA Vote Hangs in June Debate
Washington reports that CPA official Morris Verner calls widespread withholding of clothing and other goods likely until July 1 amid uncertainty over price control legislation. An OPA source notes price ceilings on major commodities will stay until Congress acts, delaying removal of petroleum and machinery ceilings and reforming postwar profit margins for dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morris Verner
CPA
Verner
Civilian Production Administration
Senate
OPA
Paul Porter
Stassen Strength Test in Nebraska Primary
In Omaha on June 11 AP notes Harold Stassen’s Midwest strength being tested in a Nebraska primary that could hint at national foreign policy leanings. The main contest pits Dwight Griswold against incumbent Senator Hugh Butler, with Griswold backing Stassen and a 1948 presidential bid cited as motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Harold E. Stassen
Midwest
Nebraska
Dwight Griswold
Hugh Butler
Stassen
Griswold
Minnesota
Butler
UNRRA
Bretton Woods
Registration For Boro Playgrounds Opened Yesterday
Playground enrollment opened at 9 a m with 175 children on day one second street led by Margaret Rubold Thaddeus Stevens by Rosemary LaRoch and Fifteenth Street by Casino L Mauro first day totals list Second Street 80 Thaddeus Stevens 45 Fifteenth Street 70 plans underway for midget and giants tournament children may enroll at nearest playground note gas turbine engines have all moving parts rotating in same direction to reduce vibration
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Margaret Lubold
Thaddeus Stevens
Rosemary LaRoch
Fifteenth Street
Casino L. Mauro
Second Street
Winifred McMillen obituary of Rayne Township resident
Winifred McMillen died at her late home in Rayne township near Grove Chapel at 2 30 am. She was born February 11 1875 in Dayton Pa and was married to Charles A McMillen of Ambrose. Survived by husband two sons two daughters fifteen grandchildren one great grandchild and sister K M Nolf Dayton. Funeral Friday at 1 30 pm in Robinson Funeral Home Indiana with interment at Oakland Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 2 4 30 pm and Friday 7 40 am to service time.
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Sara
Winifred McMillens
Grove Chapel
Z. H
Elizabeth Doverspik
United Brethern Church of
North Point
Lutheran Church of
K. McMillen
Mt. Union
Mix N
Insana
O Ward
Indiana
Archie
Fley) Nichol
Cleo ‘Watson
K. M Nolf
Dayton
Robinson Funeral Home
Oakland Cemetery
Madman sought in Whitcomb slaying at Boston office
Boston police hunted a man who posed as a Treasury agent after William A. Whitcomb president of Great Northern Paper was shot to death in his downtown Boston office. The killer, described as insane, spent seven minutes inside before calmly leaving with a pistol, as executives and secretaries watched in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William A. Whitcomb
Great Northern Paper Company
John F. McCarthy
Treasury Department
Whitcomb
Boston Safety Deposit and Trust Company
Ask Pardons For Vets Who Served Honorably In War
In Harrisburg on June 11 the State Pardon Board received a parole board recommendation to commute the maximum sentences of 14 World War II veterans now on parole. Hearings are set for June 18 to 20, with the pardon for civilian offenses to go to Governor Martin unless objections arise. Names include John J. Blazak, 10 years for robbery. Dwight Warner, 10 years for rape. Harry Chapasco, 30 years for arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Pardon Board
State Parole Board
Martin
John J. Blazak
Adams County
Dwight Warner
Jefferson County
Harry Chapasco
Schuylkill County
Actress Martha Scott Files Divorce Suit in Las Vegas
Actress Martha Scott came to Las Vegas to file for divorce from Carlton Alsop, whom she wed five years ago and with whom she shares a son. In a second item, the Indiana Fire Department responded to a small blaze at the Pepley Cleaning establishment on Nixon Alley behind Murphy Store after a call yesterday afternoon.
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Las Vagas
Nev
Martha Scott
Carlton Alsop
Indiana Fire Department
Pepley Cleaning Establishment
Nixon Alley
Murphy Store
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