Indiana dairy producers to form milk association
About 800 farmers gathered in the Indiana High School auditorium to back plans for a statewide milk producers organization. John Cunkleman led the discussion urging legislative review of Ohio milk imports, distributor profits, and industry definitions. Officers named at a county courthouse meeting include Clyde Houck as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana High School
W. H. Woods
Dairymen
Dairy Producers Association
Indiana County
John Cunkleman
Kent
Indiana Fairgrounds
Cunkleman
Truby Beers
Livermore
RD 1
Ohio
Dairymen’s
Court House
Clyde Houck
Liberty Bell Here Tonight At Indiana Event
A replica of the Liberty Bell will arrive in Indiana at 6 15 pm to promote federal savings bonds. An Indiana motorcycle escort will lead the truck to the State Highway building and ceremonies will follow in front of the Court House. Speakers include James Webster and Dr Wijliy E Bratt with music by local bands. Eight year old Janet Musser will ring the bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Burgess Kline
Janet Musser
Indiana Municipal Band
Lions Club
R. W. Falls
First Methodist Church of Indiana
North
Salvation Army
Pennsylvania National Guard
U. S. Savings
Gilbert S. Parnell
C. Gilbert Wofenden
Wilfred
E. Helwig
P. J. Strauss
DeWitt Ray
Charles M. McMillen
R. D
S. L. Peck
Swim Classes Begin at Indian Springs and Jarde Turnouts
Summer recreation program expands with beginning and advanced swimming classes in Indian Springs and Jarde turnout under C. W. Johnston. William Gorman leads instruction. adult beginners may register Thursday evening at Indian Springs pool. Children aged six to twelve enjoy two playgrounds and new equipment like see-saws and merry-go-round.
Dr Charles Finnan Named Assistant Superintendent at Torrance State Hospital
Dr Charles Finnan has been named assistant superintendent of the Torrance State Hospital near Blairsville. Finnan and his family have recently been located in Staunton, according to the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Finnan
Torrance State Hospital
Blairsville
Finman
Staunton
Floods Rampage Across Northwest and Canada
Associated Press reports floods threaten thousands of farm acres in Northwest U S and Western Canada as rivers like Harrison and Fraser rise. Evacuations continue. five deaths confirmed in British Columbia with 40 homes moved to safety and 1,850 acres affected. In Idaho and Washington, dikes fail and farm land floods worsen the crisis.
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Associated Press
United States
Canada
British Columbia
Harrison
Fraser
Harrison Mills
Vancouver
B. C
Action Kilby
Iaho
Kootenai
Bonners Ferry
Mission
Washington State
Census Recount Sought for Indiana Borough Overcount Affects 1960 Census
A local bid seeks a census recount for Indiana Borough at no cost, arguing 1960 figures overcount by including Z out of town students from Indiana State Teachers College. With about 1,386 out-of-county students counted, the borough’s population rose 16 percent, though excluding students would show a much smaller increase. Dwelling units rose by about 600 in the decade, suggesting a larger population not accounted for by student inclusion. Neighbors claim the town grew independently of the college, and a recount could adjust the census figures accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Borouj
Indiana State Teachers College
Indiana
Johnstown
Swearing Ladies Get $300 Anyway
Three Marion Indiana women win $300 settlements from Indianapolis Glove Company after unfair labor practice claims over terminations for profanity. The NLRB regional office announced the settlement. no reinstatement. Edna Ruggles now runs a Marion restaurant. Louise Smith and Delaphine Moriarity remain as housewives.
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Chicago
Sieering
Marion
Ind
Indianapolis Glove Company
National Labor Relations Board
Edna Ruggles
Becguse
NLRB
Louise Smith
Delaphine
Ruggles
Smith
Morierity
Former Home Ec Head Succumbs
Miss Bessie Owens former county home economics extension representative in Indiana County died June 18 in Newark New Jersey funeral services today in Newark Police report no word on a stolen automobile tied to a local robbery and purse theft with over 100 dollars missing during the weekend actions by Indiana County police led to her case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Owens
County Home Economica Extension
Indiana County
Newark
New Jersey
Thel
No Parking For Indiana County Courthouse Tonight
No parking in front of the Indiana County courthouse after 5 p m tonight between Sixth street and Court Way. A replica Liberty Bell will be on display at the location tonight. Queen Esther Class and U S No 1 new potatoes 10 lbs 35¢ Bertha Sutherland Missionary. Louie Fruit Market. Funeral mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Courthouse
Sixth Street
Court Way
U. S
Bertha Sutherland
Louie Fruit Market
Mar
Robinson
QTR
McCarthy to speak at coal industry session in Huntingdon
T F McCarthy of Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp will address leaders in the coal and related industries in Huntingdon West Virginia on Friday. He will outline the Mining Development Committee program of Bituminous Coal Research Inc. Attendees include R J Craig of Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal as a mining advisory group member. The one day session aims to show two years of productivity gains and will feature a demonstration of a new continuous mining machine, stainless steel belt splices, and a steel belt installation film. A market note lists U S No 1 potatoes at 10 pounds for 35 cents and cucumbers at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. McCarthy
Indiana
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Huntingdon
W. Va
McCarthy
Bituminous Coal Research, Inc
R. J. Craig
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal
Ferguson
Taft
Lausche
White Sulpher Springs
U.S
Dairymen Pack Indiana High School Auditorium for Milk Proposals
Nearly 800 dairy farmers and workers crowded the Indiana High School Auditorium last evening to hear proposals for a new milk producers organization aimed at securing better wholesale milk prices. Ralph Bloom of Somerset County spoke as the crowd listened. officers of the forthcoming group included John Cribbs Trudy Beers and Clyde Houck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana High School
Ralph Bloom
Somerset County
Allied Milk Producers Association
Organiszation
John Cribbs
Livermore BR. D
Trudy Beers
Liversmore R. D
Clyde Houck
Clymer RD
Milk strike violence disrupts Western Pennsylvania roads
Western Pennsylvania faced renewed disruption as a seven county milk strike persisted. Near Beaver police reported two independent truck drivers were forced from their vehicles by pickets, one beaten and another ordered off his truck. Pickets dumped loads and damaged equipment. State police investigated. Mayor Lawrence and AFL Local 205 negotiators held talks without a peace breakthrough, planning to try again at 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Beaver
Donald Gibson
Reed Brother Dairy
Lester Reed
Fruman
Beaver Falla
Reed
Thomas E.J Jones
David L. Lawrence
AFL Daily Worker
Greater Pittsburgh Milk Dealers Association
AFL
Lawrence
Payoff Deal Checked By Committee
Washington reports the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee pressed for contempt action against Philip Jaffe amid a probe into the Amerasia affair. John E Peurifoy denied a payoff charge by Senator McCarthy and prepared to testify. The committee, led by Sen Tydings, planned to seek conformity on the recommendation from counsel Edward Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amerasia
John E .Peurifoy
McCarthy
Peurifoy
Senate Foreign Relations
Gar Peurifoy
Tydings
Philip Jaffe
Amerasia Magazine
Edward P. Morgan
Lausche Upends Ohio Democrats With Ambivalent Backing
Ohio Governor Lausche stunned party ranks by saying he has not decided whom to back for U S Senator, praising Taft for seriousness while preferring Ferguson as State Auditor. The remark sparked confusion and division among Democrats, delighted Republicans, and drew mixed reactions from labor leaders and voters ahead of the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lauschee
U. S
Joseph T. Ferguson
Robert A. Taft
Ferguson
Taft
Ohie Democrats
May Move Clymer PO To New Site
The Clymer Post Office now at Franklin and Sixth may relocate to a different Sixth Street site per an unconfirmed report. A proposed new site named is the Capizzi Building on Sixth Street opposite the Wire Hall. Dancing at Central Hotel event details follow later.
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Clymer, PO
Clymer
Franklin and
Sixth Streets
Sixth Street
Capizzi
Wire Hall
Central
Blase
Amaranth
Lick Sat
Widdowson
Merry Makers
Dow
Dulles Flies To Japan To See M Arthur
Dulles arrives in Tokyo to discuss peace terms and Asiatic issues with General MacArthur. Secretary Johnson tours Yokosuka as they weigh a separate peace treaty with Japan. Dulles says the visit aims to determine if pursuing a treaty is wise now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
John Foster Dulles
Japan
General MacArthur
U. S
Louia Johnson
Yokosuka
Dulles
State Department
Korea
United States
Mra. MacArthur
William J. Sebald
Johnson
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Seoul
Russia
Red China
Death by Own Action Stuns Frankfurt Consulate
Vice Consul Clay H. Henderson, 38, died by gunshot in his Frankfurt apartment. An official U. S. High Commission note says he left three letters, referenced deafness, and showed no immediate motive. Henderson, born in Pocahontas Arkansas, served since 1948 after postings in London Stockholm and Brussels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
U. S. High Commission
Clay H. Henderson
U. S
Henderson
Pocahontas
Ark
Ventura
Calif
Commission
Himsalf
State Department
London
Stockholm
Brussels
Black Lick Fire Company Thanks Helpers After Auction
Black Lick Fire Company thanks residents of Black Lick and nearby areas for aiding its recent auction sale. The spokesman urged landowners with unused furniture to donate it, freeing space, aiding those in need, and funding better equipment. Interested donors may rent a card or call Black Lick 3032.
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Black Lick
Black Lick Fire Company
Black Lick 3032
What Did I Do Officer Pittburgh Flat Charges
Pittsburgh report lists multiple traffic infractions against Jem Lipers on a single hour, including driving without a license, driving under influence, driving the wrong way, ignoring a policeman, speeding, running a red light, and damaging a taxi. Police say the incidents occurred within one hour and involved a gasoline spill from the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jem Lipers
Lim
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