Pravda Attacks Acheson Speech in Soviet Press
Pravda calls Dean Acheson speech a gross smear on the Soviet Union and condemns U.S. policy as cynical dollar diplomacy. It accuses American politicians of anti democratic aims and asserts the USSR remains a sovereign global power resisting imperialism. page two to continue.
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Moscow
Pravda Today
Dean Acheson
Soviet Union
Acheson
Russia
Pravda
Communist Party
U. S
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Prawde
Elliott Roosevelt
Red Army Outnumbers U S Army Twenty to One
Miami June 19 Gen J Lawton Collins warned that Russian forces vastly outnumber the U S Army by 20 to 1. He cited 10,000 aircraft and 200 divisions in the field plus 100 more from satellites. He urged universal training and unified mobilization to meet mounting security threats.
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Miami
Fla
J. Lawton Collins
U. S
Russia
Europe
War Department
Reserve Officers Association
Collins
Pearl Harbor
Reorganize Civil Group In Blairsville
Blairsville’s Police Civil Service Commission was reorganized at a borough meeting. Paul D. Heasley was named chairman, J. M. Turner appointed secretary, and John A. Ackerson became the third member. The commission will prepare eligibility lists and arrange police tests for permanent appointments. The current force includes Chief Charles A. Haxton, two temporary officers, and Edward Hollis, serving ten years. A July 2 meeting will confirm the chief’s permanent appointment and set exam dates for the other two positions.
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Blairsville
Police Civil Service Commission
Paul D. Heasley
J. M. Turner
John A. Ackerson
Charles A. Haxton
Edward Hollis
Department
Separate Peace Offered by Russians
Liberty Magazine reports Russia proposed a separate peace with Germany in January 1943 as German setbacks mounted after Stalingrad and El Alamein. The plan allegedly offered a Baltic to Dardanelles corridor, with Moscow supplying raw materials to sustain German war effort, then was halted. State Department has no information confirming the claim.
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New York
Liberty Magazine
Russia
Germany
Stalingrad
Rommel
North Africa
Paul Schwarz
German Foreign Service
U. S
Guy Richards
Washington
Riga
Baltic
Dardanelles
Turkey
France
Nuernberg
State Department
Monarch Theatre holds options on Indiana sites for 1000 seat venue
A representative of Monarch Theatre Inc and James G. Bell of New Castle, Pa., said yesterday that two Indiana Borough sites have been optioned for a modern 1,000 seat theatre. Bell, Penn Theatre manager, noted options expire August 1 and construction could start this fall if one option is exercised. The firm seeks additional sites in nearby towns with populations of 10,000 to 15,000. The options cover prime spots in the metropolitan district on Philadelphia street within Indiana Borough.
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Monarch Theatre's Inc
James G. Bell
New Castle
Indiana
Bell
Philadelphia Street
Monarch Theater Corporation
New York City
Penn Theatre
Bond recovered after tornado hits camp near Findlay
A war bond blown away during a May tornado at a traitor camp near Findlay was recovered yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. Max Frost of Findlay. J A Schreiner of Seneca County found it on his farm near Bellevue, over 40 miles from the camp. It is the Frosts’ second recovered bond, the first found by a farmer miles from Findlay.
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Taffin
Findlay
Ang
Max Frost
J. A. Schreiner
Seneca County
Belevue
Frosts
Pan American Clipper Crashes in Syria Kill 12
A Pan American Clipper from Karachi to Istanbul crashed near Megalineh Syria early today, killing at least 12 persons and injuring several more. Pan American announced the Eclipse, carrying American newspaper executives, went down while en route to New York. crews and officials rushed to the scene as details emerged from Cairo and Damascus.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Damascus
Office of Line
Syria
Istanbul
Karachi
India
Megadine
Pan American
London
Euphrates
Gander
Newfoundland
Airways
Ankara
James H. Smith
Atlantic
Smith
Joseph Hart
Hamilton Smith
Pan Amrican
Habaniyeh
Traq
Cairo
Wear
Clipper
Messae
la Guardia Field
Pan American Clippers
Clippers
Coal Exports Rise Despite Domestic Stockpiles Decline
The Bureau of Mines reports coal exports up about a third from last year with 1947 first-quarter shipments of soft coal reaching 15.1 million tons to Canada and Europe, and anthracite 2.34 million tons chiefly to Canada, Sweden, Belgium, France and the Netherlands. Domestic stocks fell 11.6 percent in April to 27.19 million tons, a 33 day supply. Mine workers begin their 10 day holiday June 27 as government must return soft coal mines to owners by June 30, risking a general strike without a new labor agreement.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Canada
Europe
France
Italy
Netherlands
Sweden
Belgium
Maly
Mines Bureau
Coal Mines Administration
United Mine Workers
State Actions Hit Three Indiana County Drivers
State Bureau of Highway Safety reports week ending June 6th saw three Indiana County motorists face suspension of driving privileges. Across the week 292 drivers had cards withdrawn with 33 revoked and 259 suspended while 342 privileges were restored. Irvin N Wires Dilltown reckless driving W A Smeltzer Shelocta R D 1 reckless driving John Wanchisa Box 133 Heilwood incompetent operator Licenses restored after withdrawal Earl C Bence Marion Center 2 D
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Indiana
State Bureau of Highway Safety
Irvin N. Wires
Dilltown
W. A. Smeltzer
Shelocta R. D
John Wanchisa
Heilwood
Earl C. Bence
Marion
Center 2. D
Man Found After Night Outdoors Suffering Exposure Near Indiana
State Police found Ralph Campbell 68 of Indiana this morning about five miles east on Route 422. He was partially clothed and had slept on the ground all night near the Ralston Farm. Judge Richard D. Laird of West Ralston located him in a flower bed and aided him. Campbell was taken to Indiana Hospital for treatment.
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Indiana
Route 422
Ralph Campbell
Ralston
Jay
Richard D. Laird
West
Moreland County Common Pleas
Campbell
Indiana Hospital
Local Convict Pardons Up Hearing for Dominick Paul
The Commonwealth's Board of Pardons will hear Dominick Paul of Indiana County on Wednesday June 25 in Harrisburg. Paul, convicted of murder in 1926 and sentenced to life, pleaded guilty to killing Mike Abello in Armerford Indiana County on Sept 16 1926. The board sits at 8 a m EST in the Suprane Court Room. He was sentenced January 3 1997 to life imprisonment for first degree murder.
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Commonwealth
Board of Pardons
Dominick Paul
Indiana County
Harrisburg
Suprane
Paul
Mike Abello
Armerford
Western
Abello
Senator Bridges Calls for U S Policy on Invasion Currency
Senator Bridges, chairman of a three committee inquiry, demands an official United States policy on Germany printed currency looting by Soviet occupation authorities. He urged Secretary Marshall, Secretary Patterson, and Secretary Snyder to outline the policy after hearings with aides.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Bridges
New Hampshire Republican
Russia
Germany
Rovernment
Marshall
Patterson
Treasury
Snyder
Indiana County Students Earn Dean's List Honors
Fourteen Indiana County students were among 27 collegians named to the Dean's List at the Indiana State Teacher's College for the secure semester, announced Ralph E. Heiges, dean of instruction. Recipients include Blair P. Lecrecengost, James C. Simmons, Gert rude Jane Houk, Kenneth J. Frech, Narcisco Garnberoni, Jess Y. Johnson, Edward J. Kristik, Henry C. McCreary, Armeda Gamberuni, Frances J. McFarland, Joseph Pignani, JoAnna Joseph, Richard Eugene Miller, and Roberta J. Thomas of Bilairsville.
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Indiana County
Indiana State Teacher's College
Ralph E. Heiges
Tadly
Blair P. Lecrecengost
Indiana
J James C. Simmons
Gertrude Jane Houk
Indians
Kenneth J. Frech
Narcisco Gainberoni
Monticole
Jess Y. Johnson
Edward J. Kristik
Henry C. McCreary
Armeda Gamberuni
Mentele
Frances J. McFarland
Joseph Pignani
Marstellar
JoAnna Joseph
Richard Eugene Miller
Rochester Mills
Roberta J. Thomas
Bilairsville
Deadline For Bids On Clymer Road Job
Indiana County Commissioners set June 27 as the bid deadline for widening and paving Prankslin Street in Clymer Borough from Two Lick Bridge to Route 54. Construction will cover about six tenths of a mile. Route 80 widening discussed with Secretary of Highways in Morrisburg.
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Indiana County Commissioners
iClymer Borough
Secretary of Highways
Morrisburg
Prankslin
Two Lick Bridge
World Wide Catholic Clergy Meet Opens in Ottawa
Roman Catholic clergy and laity from around the world gather in Ottawa for the Marian Congress. Pope Pius XI scheduled to broadcast in English and Italian, urging defense of liberty and faith. Prime Minister Mackenzie King welcomes pilgrims, calling for a Christian approach to world peace and justice.
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Robert Bunnelle
Ottawa
Pope Pius XI
Rome
Wallens
Prenely
Langguages
Cunnettias Prine
Wol
MacKengie King
Chateau Laurier
Mackenzie King
Canada
Dogen
Mary
Jesus
Lansdowne Park
Notre Dame du Cay
Rideau Canal
Cardinal McGuigan
Gentle act of chivalry saves hat in Grand Island
In Grand Island on a windy day Mrs. Willard Palmer lost her hat as she crossed a street. A jeep driver swerved, scooped up the hat, and returned it to her curbside. Mrs. Palmer praised the driver for proving that chivalry is not gone, only changed.
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Grand Island
Neb
Willard Palmer
Labor Bill Deliberations Center on Truman Veto Decision
President Truman faces a split within the Democratic Party as he weighs whether to veto the Taft Hartley Labor Bill. Advisors differ on action with some urging a veto to curb union power while others back signature. A Democratic National Committee survey shows strong regional divides, especially in the West New York and Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Dame
Simuman
Lomorrow
Thunwag
Democratic Party
Democratic National Commmit
Hes Saawed No
Bo Godi
White House
Tie
New York
Snd
Truman
Clark M. Clifford
Clifford Hag
John J. Steelman
Ben
Mr. Truman
Llinal
Firemen's Parade at Cherry Tree features Cambria County units
A Cherry Tree firemen parade tonight will start at at Voy. au. EST with Cambria County Mire ments Association crews plus Indian County divisions and association members. In conjunction with Old Home Week, prizes honor best equipment and distance traveled while local judges from Indiana join to assess entries. Bright Lights Exhibition rides all week.
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Cherry Tree
Voy. Au
Cambria County Mirements Association
Indiani County
Cons
Erry Tree
Dime Javk
Dodiana
Loval Fire Company
Bath Curtains Blind On Fire
A fire at a two story brick dwelling on Seventh Street caused by four children playing with matches igniting a bathroom blind and curtain. Firemen were called around 2 20 a m. Damage reported as small with the bathroom on the second floor affected.
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J.B Delaney
Sil
Seventh Street
Ifloos
Molotov Seeks Date Show Down
Paris reports Britain and France urged Russia to decide by Monday on joining a postwar European recovery plan with American aid or facing reconstruction without the Soviet Union. Moscow’s reply was expected during the week of June 23 as Bidault and Bevin urged a three‑way ministerial meeting.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
Russia
Europe
Soviet Union
Moscow
V. M. Mulotov
Georges Bicdault
Ernest Bevin
U. S
George C. Marshall
Bidault-Bevin
Marshall
Harvard University
London
Bevin
Bidault
Molotov
Rent Control Extension To Be Passed In Senate
Washington June 19 Senator Buck predicted Senate passage of a House approved bill to extend rent controls for eight months and allow permissive increases up to 15 percent. The measure, a compromise with the House, would end most controls by next year with a key provision for landlord tenant agreement. Buck said President Truman may veto only if he objects to Hawkes amendment. current controls expire June 30.
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Washington
Buck
Senate
House
Taylor
Idaho
Truman
Minor Damage and Slight Loss Reported
A fragment notes minor damage and slight loss involving individuals listed as jad duce jie in Richmond with unclear context and naming. Further details are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
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Richmond, Jad, Duce Jie PrevFircoen
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