U.S. Cautions on Unilateral Steps in Paris Economic Talks
Ambassador Lewis W. Douglas warned against unilateral political acts that destabilize markets while noting Russian entry strengthens European recovery prospects. He urged confidence in political institutions and emphasized cooperation among diverse economic systems to rebuild devastated areas. Molotov arrived for three power talks as Britain, France, and the Soviet Union hash out how to implement the Marshall Plan with Poland showing notable interest.
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London
Lewis W. Douglas
Lewis
American Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Douglas
Rece
Russia
V.M. Molotov
Europe
La 5
William L. Clayton
Washington
Attlee
Clayton
Bevin
Molotov
France
Georges Bidault
U. S
Marshall
le Bourget
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Moscow
Qua D'Orsay
Poland
Spain
Portugal
Red Youths Drafted For Training In USSR Decree
Moscow reports a June 19 Presidium decree directing large groups of Russian youths to industrial training and service. Ages 14 to 17 for craft and railway schools. 16 to 18 for factory schools. 19 year olds for underground coal and metal and oil industries. Council ministers may annually call up youth for industrial training.
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Moscow
Presidium
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Jessen Wrghasis
Wreck Torn Fenders After Traffic Collision in Borough
Police said Joseph Dudash twenty six of Homer City was pulling from a curb on Philadelphia Street between Tenth and Eleventh when his bumper struck Daniel Craig eighteen of Sheloca R D 3. Craig’s car lost the right front fender and rear right fender damage estimated at 135 dollars for Craig and 15 dollars for the other vehicle.
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Boroasth
Joseph Dudash
Homer City
Tenth
Eleventh
Philadelphia
Daniel N. Craig
Sheloca R. D
Craig
Sidewalk Masher Arrested for Disorderly Conduct
Borough police jailed a man on three-woman complaint after he allegedly molested two girls and a married woman with vulgar language near Seventh Street. Police Chief O Mara said a hearing is pending as three men who detained him helped bring him to the station.
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O'Mara
Seventh Street
Locust Streets
Billboard crews mix signs in Columbus and Indianapolis
In Columbus on June 26 a large colored billboard urged residents to elect William H. Wemmer mayor as a Republican. Fort Wayne firm Intercity Co. chief W. Frank Welch explained crews post boards in Indianapolis and Columbus and probably mixed the signs, hoping a Columbus candidate’s sign wasn’t in Indianapolis.
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Columbus
Ohio
Indianapolis
William H. Wemmer
Fort Wayne
Ind
W. Frank Welch
Intercity
Truman vetoes wool price support bill
President Truman vetoed the wool price support measure saying it would harm international relations. He warned it would signal economic isolationism and hurt U.S. leadership in world affairs. Congress may override with a two thirds vote. the House had overridden prior vetoes. The action followed another request from Rep Cooley urging action. Big selection white summer bags at Snyder's Hosiery Shop, 266
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Washington
Truman
United Nations
Geneva
Congres
House
Senate
Congress
Treasury
Rep
Cooley
White House
Snyder's
Work Or Fight Law For All Alike Proposed By Baruch
Bernard Baruch urged universal military training and a work or fight clause applying to all men and women as essential to mobilize America in future war. He warned mass destruction demands readiness and called for surveys of underground industries and civilian refuges, with manpower ready to be tapped for war.
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B. Baruch
Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
America
Russia
Armed Forces’ Industrial College
Baruch
Bar- See
Nimitz Warns Nations Other Than U S Gain Missile Knowledge
Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz told a House Armed Services panel that the United States must not assume it alone can develop guided missiles. He warned rival nations, likely including Russia, have access to German data and expertise and urged immediate construction of a missile test center and sea range at Point Mugu to prevent delaying national security.
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Washington
Chester W. Nimitz
United States
Russia
Nimitz
House
Armed Services
Germany
Point Mugu
California
Avpa
Two Indiana Banks to Close Saturdays in Summer
Beginning July 12 and August 23 the Farmers Bank and Trust Company and the Saving and Trust Company of Indiana Pennsylvania will observe Saturday closings. Board approvals follow recent Pennsylvania General Assembly legislation allowing banks to close Saturdays. The First Federal Savings and Loan Association in the Indiana Theater Building will also join the Saturday holiday in cooperation with the two local banks.
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Farmers Bank and Trust Company of
Indiana
Saving and Trust Company of
General Assembly of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Federal Reserve Banks
First
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Indiana Theater Building
Curley Must Serve Jail Term
Boston mayor James M. Curley lost his appeal to suspend a six to 18 month mail fraud sentence and must serve it. Judge James M. Proctor denied suspensions citing health affidavits but held the case ended for the court. Curley had traveled from a Massachusetts hospital where he was treated for diabetes and high blood pressure.
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Washington
James M. Curley
Boston
James M. Proctor
Curley
Proctor
Massachusetts
Alfidavis
Cohasset
Mass
Punxsutawney Doctor Honored by Radiology College
Dr. Robert Jacobson of Punxsutawney serves as chief of X ray service and radiology at Indiana Hospital and Adrian Hospital. His election to the American College of Radiology adds to a slate including diplomat of the American Board of Radiology and Radiological Society of North America member. He is a Jefferson Medical College graduate with postgrad work at Bellevue Hospital New York City and served as a U.S. Army major before resuming practice. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawson and father to a four month old daughter.
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Robert Jacobson
Punxsutawney
Indiana Hospital
Adrian Hosiital
American College of Radiology
Jacobson
American Board of Radiology
Radiological Society of North America
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Bellevue Hospital
New York
U. S. Army
Privtice
Punxsutaws
Lawsson
Open-air concert by Indiana Veterans' Band at HS field
Tonight at 7 30 o clock the Indiana Veterans Band gives the first in a series of open-air concerts at the Indiana High School athletic field under director Dr. Harry A Canfield See Society Page for the program Boys dungarees size to 16 only 1 49 Sears Roebuck and Company Catalogue Sales Dept 2653
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Indiana High School
Indiana Veterans' Band
Harry A. Canfield
Sears Roebuck and Company
Parole Plea Considered For Lifer From Anerford
Dominick Paul of Anerford seeks commutation of a 1927 murder sentence. The State Pardons Board in Harrisburg heard from parole director Fred P Benthin that Paul has an excellent institutional record after serving 21 years. The 1926 case involved a fatal confrontation with Mite Gabella during a house to house collection.
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Dominick Paul
Armerford
State
Harrisburg
Associated Press
Paul
Indiana
Pardens Board
Betihin
Anerford
Mite Gabella
Gabella
Western Open Set For Utah Course In Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake Country Club course near Salt Lake City will measure about 6 500 yards for the Western Open golf tournament scheduled Aug 29 to Sept 1. Par 72. This marks the fastest layout yet for the Western in Utah capital, with eighteen holes per day across four digs in the 72-hole medal play format.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Country Club
Utah Capital
Said Violator Charged For Red Light Run
A traffic violation charge was filed against Glober of Indiana for allegedly driving through a red light on Wayne Avenue.
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Glober of
Indiana
Wayne Avenue
Ask New Legislation As Coal Strike Looms 222 000 Miners Idle
Washington june 26 ap the no 1 and no 2 framers of the taft hartley labor law in the house split over how to cope with john l lewis and the growing soft coal stoppage rep hartley called for adding a new section to the law to deal with lewis while rep landis urged miners to accept some contract demands to avert a July 8 strike with 200000 already idle. negotiations among industry leaders and the united mine workers continue as government seizure authority nears end.
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Washington
House
John L. Lewis
Rep. Hartley
R-Nd
Truman
Lewis
Rep. Landis
R-Ind
House Labor Committee
United Mine Workers
Conate
Walker Elected To Principalship In Brownsville Pa
Harry CL Walker son of Mrs Wo PL Walker of 1115 West Water Street Indiana has been elected principal of Brownsville Senior High School Brownsville Pa He is a graduate of Indiana High School and Indiana State Teachers College and earned a Masters from the University of Pittsburgh He has taught at Brownsville High School twelve years and was assistant principal last year He will assume duties July 1 During World War III he served two years in the Sea Bees.
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Harry CL. Walker
Wo PL Walker
West Water Street
Indiana
Brownsville
My. Walker
Indiana High School
Indiana State Teachers College
University of Pittsburgh
Brownsville High School
Sea Bees
Nine Mysterious Objects Seen At 1200 MPH By Pilot
Pendleton Oregon June 26 Army and CAA spokesmen questioned the sighting of nine mysterious objects described as flat like pine boards and mirror bright moving over western Washington at speeds near 1200 mph. Kenneth Arnold Boise businessman said the objects appeared 25 to 30 miles away near Mt Rainier at 10 000 feet and zigzagged with a peculiar motion. a V 2 rocket was faster but would not resemble the sightings. The DC 4 pilot reported nothing unusual and Arnold admitted he could be wrong about the speed estimating 1200 mph with triangulation.
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Pendleton
Ore
Army
CAA
Washington
Kenneth Arnold
Boise
Idaho
Dcd
Cis
Arnold
Civil Aeronautics Administraction
Portland
Ove
Mt. Rainier
Rainier
Mt Acai
Lly
Mine Strike Spreads Amid National Walkouts
Pittsburgh dispatch reports four day coal stoppage causing steel mills and railroads to lay off workers as miners walk out in protest against Hartley Taft Act.Eastern Pennsylvania anthracite region panther creek valley halts operations with 6500 idle. Birmingham Alabama railroads shed hundreds. Youngstown Sheet and Tube idles 20,000 miners. Continued on page two.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Panther Creek Valley
Lansford
AFL
United Mine Workers
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Pay Hike Set For Co Officers Under Review
Legislature passed measures to raise salaries for elected county officials by about 10 percent starting next January pending Governor Duff’s approval. In sixth class counties including Indiana County, prothonotary would rise to 4,400, commissioner to 3,300, sheriff to 4,400, district attorney to 3,300, with treasury at 5,280 including commission. Additional rules apply when holding multiple offices, with higher salaries plus extra amounts.
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James H. Duff
Indiana County
Quarter Sessions
Oyer and Terminer Court
Orphans Court
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Quarter Sessions Court
Orphany Court
Deadg
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Mill, Beach
Salt Lake
UMW
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Laidis
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