Governor Predicts GOP Victory in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Governor Edward Martin forecast a Republican win in the November race, predicting as many as 400000 votes. He urged broadening the party base to include progressive and liberal elements and indicated John A. Shroyer could be brought in. The campaign would begin after Labor Day with a platform meeting in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharkisburg
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Martin
Joseph F. Giffey
U. S
Keystone
Duff
Shroyer
Pittsburgh
Spain Atom Come Up In UN Sessions
New York June 12 Two United Nations agencies prepare parallel sessions to tackle Franco Spain and global control of atomic energy. The Security Council plans a debate on a subcommittee proposal for isolating Madrid and possible removal of Generalissimo Franco, while the Atomic Energy Commission meets to discuss a US backed plan for international control of natural atomic energy sources. Canada participates in the Friday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations
Spain
Security Council
Madrid
General Assembly
London
United States
Commission On Atomic Energy
Council
Canada
Japan
Jap Field Marshal Dies
Singapore reports the death of Field Marshal Count Juichi Terauchi at 77 from a cerebral hemorrhage. Former war minister and supreme commander in southern regions, he led forces in North China early on and was once MacArthur’s adversary in the Philippines. His surrender ceremony to Mountbatten was delayed last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Juichi Terauchi
Gehore
British Southeast Asia
Count Terauchi
China
Japan
Gen. MacArthur
Philippines
Hirohito
Isoroku Yamamoto
Corregidor
Terauchi
Hirota
Lord Mountbatten
Ennis Faces Trial Over Kicking Prisoners in Army Stockade
Ennis of Peekskill, N Y, testified in Bad Nauheim that he kicked and struck prisoners at the Lichfield stockade in England during the war. Seven soldiers testified, with defense counsel prompting admissions of conflicting statements. One witness admitted lying, and another acknowledged reviewing prior testimony. All seven are in army guardhouses serving sentences on various charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Doane
Bad Nauheim
Germany
Leonard W. Ennis
Peekskill
U. S. Army
Lichfield
England
Pvt
Joseph J. Deledice
Brooklyn
N. Y
Indiana State Teachers College receives PhD for Dr Rishaberger
Dr P A Rishaberger of Indiana State Teacher s College received a Ph D degree conferred by the University of Pittsburgh at Commencement. A ISTC faculty member for ten years he is the sole mountain to gain this honor this year and has prior A B from Williams and Jefferson and A M from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Rishaberger
Indiana State Teacher's College
University of Pittsburgh
Rishaberger
ISTC
W. and J. College
Cabrini Sainthood Process Backed by Vatican
Vatican City reports the canonization process for Mother Francis Xavier Cabrini will complete tomorrow. Cabrini, founder of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart, spread Catholic missions across the United States Europe and South America and died in Chicago on December 29 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican
Francis Xavier Cabrini
Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
United States
Mother Cabrini
Europe
South America
Chicago
Tug Treup Ends BE DELS MIA Labor Contracts Signed
Four tugboat companies signed new labor contracts today after 31 days of AFI disputes. A spokesman said the deals grant wage increases up to 215 percent.
Noon Stocks Air Reduction and Many Corporations Rise
A sweep of noon stock quotes shows Air Reduction and numerous majors advancing. Companies listed include Am For Pow, Am Rad Sts, Anaconda Cop, Atch TSF, Boeing Air, Chrysler, Edison, Gen Elec, Gen Motors, Johns Manville, Kennecott, Loews, Nabisco, Penn RR, Reading Co, Sears Roebuck, Texaco, United Aircraft, US Steel, Warner Bros, Woolworth and others. The market displays varied percent gains and notable holdings across energy, manufacturing, and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AU Refining
Balt & Ohio
Bendix Avia
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Borden Co
Aas Briggs Mfg
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Cons Edison
Curtiss Wright
de Lack & West
Auto Lite
TAM Erie RR
Food Fair
Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gen
Greyhound Corp
Tel & Tel
Johns Manville
Kennecott Corp
Kresger
Val RR
Ibby McNl
Liggett Myers
Loews Inc
dGhy
Montgoma Ward
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy
Radio Corp
Reading Co
Repub Sted
Sears Roebuck
Socony-Vacuum
Ty Sperry Corp
Sit Stand Brands
G & E Pt
Ind
Y Stand Oil NJ
Studebaker Corp
Swift & Co
Texas Co
United Aircraft
United Gas Imp
US Snell A& M
US Steel
Warner Bros
French Crib News Report Sent To U S
New York report from Paris says Wireless news from French capital recorded by a French intelligence agency and circulated to officials and others. Dispatches allegedly reach private hands, with complaints by Harold Callender and Newsweek’s Loren Carroll, seeking end to the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Times
Paris
Harold Callender
Felix Gouin
Foreign Ministry
Loren Carroll
Newsweek
Storm Causes Two Fires in Homer City
Homer City fire crews answered two blazes caused by a late afternoon thunderstorm. Lightning indirectly short circuited a wardrobe fire at Mrs. Sam Duncan’s Elm Street home, burning clothing but not the house. A second strike hit a barn a mile south of Homer City on Route 310, sparking a fire at Red Barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Sam Duncan
Elm Street
Sbarn
Red Barn
Stary
Bevin on Palestine and a United Nations role
Foreign Secretary Bevin discusses a wide Palestine problem, calling it international and not a colonial issue. He warns against displacing Jews to Palestine and urges disarmament by Jews and Arabs to ease peace and development. He also notes American support for the Palestine Commission and cautions about American political sensitivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Bevin
Colonial Office
United States
New York
Chinese protest prompts emergency action in Indonesia
The Chinese Foreign Ministry notified the Southeast Asia Command through the British Embassy to take emergency action to protect Chinese nationals in Indonesia after protests to Dutch authorities over a reported massacre of Chinese at Tangerang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Southeast Asia Command
Indonesia
Tangerang
Seek Valenti In 12 Gang Slayings
Pittsburgh June 12 police sought Frankee J. Valenti 35 a Pittsburgh ex convict under an indictment charging him as an accessory before the fact in a May 17 double slaying. The indictment accuses him of assisting an unknown murderer or murderers who killed Frank Evans 29 of Cleveland and Fred G arrows 49 of Uniontown The victims were found in a bloodstained tarred road in the East End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
I Frankee J. Valenti
Valent
Frank Evans
Cleveland
Fred Garrows
Uniontown
Lpary
East End
Six Youths Enlist In Regular Army At Local Station
Captain John L. Clark reported six teens enlisted at the United States Recruiting Station last week. All graduates of 1945 high schools, they seek to further education via army service, with a four-year college guarantee for a three-year enlistment. Names and details include Webb, Gallo, Hartnett, Atkinson, Getty, and Kachonik with varied assignments and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John L. Clark
Army
Clark
Robert Franklin Webb
13Th St
Indiana
James Guy Gallo
Chestut St
AAF
Edward J. Hartnett
Indiiana
R. D
Joan Robert Atkinson
Salisburg
Charles W. Getty
Leechburg
Michael J. Kachonik
New Alexandria
Block Move to End J L Halt
Pittsburgh June 12 The Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp Pittsburgh mill stays idle for a second day amid a walkout by 250 Monongahela Connecting railroad workers. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen rejects moves to end the strike and argues workers deserve the same benefits as CIO steel workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Monongahela
Brotherhood of Railroad
Joseph Cahill
BRT
CIO
Jones & Laughlin
Truman
Cahill
Noton
Cio-United
Labor Law Action Stalls After Veto
Washington reports the drive for a broad new labor law stalled after President Truman vetoed the Case Bill. Bipartisan leaders say public reaction or a major strike crisis could renew efforts to enact a permanent regulatory measure this year. Some lawmakers favor linking the Case proposal to emergency strike control plans awaiting House action. Key Republicans oppose current strategy, preferring inaction and blaming the President for future labor discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
House
Teuman
House Rules Committee
Arabs Not Afraid Of Yank Troops in Palestine Case
In Bludan Syria on June 12 1971 Arab League officials said American forces in Palestine cause no concern. Secretary General Abel Rahman Azzam Pasha stated Arabs cannot defeat Britain alone and would not object to possible U S involvement. He said America has no business interfering in the Palestine case and commented on Byrnes remarks about coordinating troops amid immigration under the British American Palestine committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bludan
Syria
Foous
Pallestine
Arab League Council
League
Britain
Abel Rahman Azz Pasha
Tloday
James F. Byrnes
Washington
Palestine
Palestine Committee
Azzam Pasha
America
Urge Cooperation In Law Enforcement
Deputy Attorney General William M. Rutter urged inter state cooperation among police from nine states to enforce criminal laws. He spoke at a conference noting rapid communication and transportation help criminals, requiring close cross border collaboration for effective pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
William M. Rutter
Rutter
Maine
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
New York
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Accuse France of Spy Activities
Moscow reports a government organ printed a statement by Lt. Gen. R. Ramier a former German General Staff officer claiming Generalissimo Franco was a key unit in the German espionage system during the war. The document says Franco aided Germany in carrying out major intelligence aims against France Britain and the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Fzosella
R. Ramier
Generalissimo
Franco
France
Britain
Soviet Union
Large Flag Day Parade Features 3 Bands and 20 Units
A large Flag Day parade is planned for 7:00 p.m. with three bands and twenty units. The event includes an official escort led by J. Roy Maroney and Colonel Richard W. Watson, featuring World War II veteran platoons and multiple lodge and veteran organizations. Additional divisions include Blairsville High School Band, the 3rd Division Indiana High School Alumni Veteran Band, and various veterans groups. The parade underscores civic and veteran participation, with uniformed escorts and historic flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roy Maroney
Richard W. Watson
Murray D. Smith
B. P. O. Ellis
Leslie R. Morgan
Indiana
Indiana Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Indiana High School
Bard
Sons of Union Veterans
United Spanish War Veterans
The
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Volture
Deam and Bugle Corps
Women's Auxiliary
O. Ellis
Mothers of Democracy
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
Girls Scouts of America
U.S. Army
Uscruiting Service
Madrid
Franca
Salvador Pomata Oris
Edward Saenz Aranaz
Stassen Wires Nebraska Winner
Former Minnesota Governor Harold Stassen praised Omaha area officials and Governor Dwight Griswold after Griswold conceded defeat. Stassen said he would wire Senator Butler with congratulations and urged Griswold to be commended for his constructive campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Nebraska
Dwight Griswold
Griswold
Hugh Butler
Memorial Park Memorial Day Program Officers and Aides Named
Memorial Day observances in Memorial Park begin with a parade then a 745 p.m. service in Memorial Park. Indiana Lodge No 931 officers act as Honorary Aides while Members of Indians Lodge No 931 serve as Aides. The program includes singing by the audience and Blairsville High School Band, an invocation by Rev. Floyd H Randall, welcome and introduction by Gilbert S Parner Sr, a speech by Major Frank E Oliver, vocal quartet, flag day ritual by Indian Lodge officers, more singing and benediction by Rev Chester C Rusted, and a final flag ceremony led by George K Clark and the Indiana High School Band. Also notes a new petroleum research development and mentions Basketogll, invented by James Naismith in 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy S. Stephens
Paul G. Wells
Howard J. Householder
Charles B. Lewis
W. Pearl Walker
Arthur P. Rodgers
L. Delos Campbell
Charles C. McLain
Harry W. Feeper
Howard O'B. Buterbaugh
Kenneth M. McJunkin
Maurice Zacur
Elmer B. Cooper
Richard W. Kline
Memorial Park
America
George K. Clark
Blairsville
Floyd H. Randall
The
First Christian Church
Gilbert S. Parner
Frank E. Oliver
Pitsburgh
Distrct
U.S. Army Recruiting Service
B. P.O. Ellis
Indiana High School
Chester C. Rusted
Baptist Church
Ggorge K. Clark
High School Music Schedule for 1946-47 Announced
Superintendent E C Perry announced a 1946 47 music activity program with events across July August September and May. Activities include Alumni Veterans Band concerts at various venues campuses armistice day band participation and the annual operetta and concert season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Perry
Indiana High School Alumini Veterans Band
College—East
IHS
Torrance State Hospital
Alumni Veterans Band
VFEW
THS
Broadecasts
Painter Charged in Slaying of Mrs. Duffy
In Philadelphia Douglas Applegate a 46 year old painter was charged with homicide for the strangulation death of Mrs. Mary Duffy 39. Detective Lieut James Kelly said Applegate who reported the nude mutilated body to police Saturday would be arraigned before Magistrate William Hagan. Franklin Hubbell 48 a material witness was held and present during the argument before her death. An autopsy noted branding on the abdomen occurred after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Douglas Applegate
Mary Duffy
James Kelly
Applegate
William Hagan
Franklin M. Hubbell
Kelly
Hubbell
Spanish War Veterans Elect Officers
Delegates from nearly 4 000 United Spanish War Veterans elected Oscar Kamp of Milton as commander of the Pennsylvania Department at the 42nd annual convention in Gettysburg. Also chosen without opposition were J Norman Br. Snyder of Alloora as Senior Vice Commander John A Zimmelman of Gettysburg as Department Inspector and Martin M Knuth of Scranton as Chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setiysburg
Oscar Kamp
Milton
Pennsylvania
the War Veterans
J . Norman BR. Snyder
Alloora
John A. Zimmerman
Gettysburg
Pecory
Martin M. Knuth
Scranton
Marines Offer Platoon Enlistment At Courthouse Recruiters
Indiana youths are offered a chance to enlist with fifty peers and train at Parris Island as a platoon. Recruiting Sergeant David E. Sewell and Staff Sgt. Fisher will recruit in Room 6 of the courthouse basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Parris Island
David E. Sewell
Fisher
Ask Paraguay President To Quit
Dispatches from the Paraguayan frontier report travelers arriving from Asuncion stating a group of Paraguayan army officers urged President Higinio Moríniga to resign so democratic elections could be held. Asuncion recently faced a short revolt with casualties at a cavalry barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Asunction
Higinio Moriniga
Asuncion
Morinigo
Vincente Nechua
Obituary for Sara Winifred McMillen of Rayne Township Indiana
Sara Winifred McMillen of Rayne Township Indiana died at home Tuesday morning after two year illness. Funeral services will be in Robinson Funeral Home Friday at 1 30 DST with interment in Oakland Cemetery. Mrs McMillen was the wife of Charles A McMillen and friends may call at the funeral home today and tomorrow from 7 to 10 PM and Thursday 2 to 4 30 PM and 7 to 10 PM and Friday until service time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Winifred McMillen
Rayne Township
Indiana
R. D
Marning
Robinson
Oakland
Charles A. McMillen
Baruch Report Sought On Atomic Energy Work
Washington June 12 The Senate special committee on atomic energy hears Bernard Baruch report on his U N Atomic Energy Commission work. Senators urge closer Congress liaison before any international nuclear agreement. Baruch says Senate approval comes first and committee seeks alignment with State Department on international control of fissionable materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Chamber
Atomic Energy
Bernard Baruch
Capitol Hill
United States
U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
Baruch
Congress
State Department Comittee
Lancaster Fire Kills in Downtown Blaze in Lancaster Pa
A fourth general alarm fire in six months swept two downtown buildings in Lancaster causing two deaths and seven injuries. Firefighters battled four hours through a severe electrical storm after the blaze began in the Grand Theater basement, forcing evacuation of 15 apartments. The dead are Roy Weibush and Charles P. Maples. Damage exceeds 100000 dollars. Seven firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Harry Miller
Grand Theater
Miller
Roy Weibush
Fire Department
Charles P. Maples
Lancaster ‘General Hospital
Weijbush
No Action In Court Feud Leaves Lawmakers Split
Lawmakers debate possible inquiry into a court controversy as Rep. Walter and Rep. Kefauver favor an airing of criticism and possible remedial legislation. Rep. Celler cautions Congress cannot fix a judge's personal judgment and calls for eventual resolution by the judiciary.
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Walter
D-Pa
Kefauver
Rep
Celler
D-Ny
Congress
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Ennis
Cabrini
U.S
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Holy ‘Land
David I. Watson
Hillsborough
Calif
Valenti
J.L
Gazette
Blairsville High School
Lks
F. O. Eagles
Stassen Wires
Canfield Hotel
Dubuque
Jaws
Gre
Knaeck
James Naismith
Siam
Boston
Weather Report
Penna
Painter
Ly Brand
Marine Service
Paraguay
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