World Peace In Balance As 3 Nations Ministers Meet
Foreign Ministers of Russia Great Britain and France met in Paris to discuss a European recovery plan linked with American aid. Talks centered on coordination with the Marshall Plan and U N involvement while diplomats weighed closer cooperation or renewed disagreements after World War II.
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Paris
Russia
Great Britain
France
U. S
Marshall
London
United States
Britain
United Nations
European Economic Commission
United Nations Commission For Europe
Geneva
U. N. Commission
Commission
V. M. Molotov
Ernest Bevin
Georges Bidault
Bevin
Molotov
Alfred Dult Cooper
Edmund Hall-Patch
Foreign Office
Alexander Bogomolov
Salon Des Perroquets
William L. Clayton
U.S
Attlee
Seviet
Pari
England
McCreary and Union Sign Contract
McCreary Tire & Rubber Company and Local No 18266 of District 50 UMW of A AFL signed a one year union agreement governing labor relations. Harry McCreary praised the move saying union leadership and fair negotiations foster progress for both employees and the company.
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McCreary Tire & Rubber Company
District 50
American Federation of Labor
McCreary's
Harry McCreary
Thomas d. Daggett
Lynch Announces Candidacy for Prothonotary and Clerk
Thomas T. Lynch, long-time Indiana County resident, files to run for Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts. He cites sixteen years in the county and his business experience as qualifications for efficient office management.
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Thomas T. Lynch
Indiana County
Buterbaugh Declares Candidacy for District Attorney
Attorney J Murray Buterbaugh announces his bid for District Attorney subject to Republican Primary voters on September 9, 1947. He previously ran in 1943 losing by 13 votes in a photo finish and is a Indiana native, Dickinson Law graduate, married with two children, who ran his own practice after wartime service with Col William E Pierce.
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J. Murray Buterbaugh
Buterbaugh
4. F
Ada Spicher Buterbaugh
Indiana
Ex-GIs Sleep Overnight Inside Buckingham Palace Grounds
Two former GIs, John Jensen and Wallace McCall, two 24 and 22, climbed the 8.5 foot wall of Buckingham Palace, slept on Arctic bags, woke to gardeners and police, and were escorted to Scotland Yard. Officials confirmed the break and called it unprecedented. The pair, in England ten days, planned touring Europe on motorcycles.
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Buckingham Palace
London
John L. Jensen
North Bend
Ore
Wallace McCall
N. E. Flanders
Portland
Jensen
University of Oreoon
Collar
St. James’ Park
McCall
Yale
Scotland Yard
England
Europe
Teg Groan
Minnow Farm Billing Question Reaches Texas AG
Texas Attorney General's office released an opinion after Brown County Attorney David J. Morris asked whether a minnow farm operator using a farm vehicle license should pay a lower fee than a commercial truck. The ruling addresses whether minnows count as farm products under licensing rules for transport.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Attorney General's Department
Brown County
David J. Morris
FDR Declined Third Term in Hyde Park Talk With Farley
James A. Farley recounts Roosevelt telling him in 1939 he would not run for a third term and preferred a nominee who would carry out his policies but not a “yes man.” Roosevelt reportedly favored Dewey as a strong Republican challenger and said Garner would be "impossible," while Wallace and McNutt were deemed unsuitable.
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Washington
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Farley
Collier's Magazine
Thomas E. Dewey
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
Hyde Park
Jim
John Garner
Henry Wallace
Paul McNutt
Fdr
Michigan To Be Key GOP Battlefield
Washington June 27 Senator Vandenberg clears the field for GOP aspirants to win Michigan 41 delegates. He will take no part in any scramble but may not block a strong draft. Taft and Dewey are contenders with Bricker handling Taft’s Michigan outreach while Dewey hopes to retain 1944 support as candidates court the first state battleground.
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Washington
Vandenberg
Michigan
Philadelphia
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Overt
A. Taft
Ohio
Willig
Dewey
Taft
John W. Bricker
Father and His 6 Sons Serve God
In a St Luke Evangelical Lutheran service Cleveland June 27 Rev George A Naumann led a family keynote May the Lord be served. His six sons, all ministers, stood with him including Rev George R Naumann pastor of St Luke's. The family has 150 years in ministry with 48 by the father 13 in India. One son William T died in a traffic crash while studying for ministry. Four daughters married to ministers. 81 grandchildren fill the church auditorium.
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Cleveland
St. Luke's
Otto E
Houston
Tex
Gerhard T
Cisco
Gottfried H
Gary
Ind
John G. P
India
Martin J
Altamont
Ill
William T
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Paul W. Jeffries For Sheriff
Voters of Indiana County hear Paul W. Jeffries announce candidacy for Sheriff on the Republican ticket. He seeks support and pledges to justify faith in his ability to carry out the duties. Address given at 628 Locust Street Indiana. Open for business Saturday June 28 Zeke's Cash Market 27 BE Church St Homer City meat and groceries.
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Indiana County
Paul W. Jeffries
Locust Street
Indiana
Junge
Zeke's Cash Market
BE. Church St
Homer City
Eisler Is Sentenced to Year in Prison for Contempt
G. Eisler, a Communist, was sentenced by Federal Judge Alexander Holtzoff to one year in prison and a $1000 fine for contempt of Congress. Eisler refused to testify before the House Un American Activities Committee, calling himself a refugee and denouncing the committee as witch-hunting. The judge cited his defiance and lack of cooperation with the committee as the reason for the maximum penalty.
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Washington
Gerhart Eisler
Congress
Federal District Court
Alexander Holtzof
Eisler
House Committee On
Unamerican
Unamerican Activities Committee
Holtgaff
Congressional Committee
Carlisle Orr for Prothonotary announces candidacy
J Carlyle Orr announces his candidacy for Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts. He notes one term as Deputy Prothonotary and says he can run the office in a courteous and efficient manner.
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J. Carlyle Orr
Wend
Tornado-Rebuilt Rural Valley Lutheran Church to Dedicate
The Rural Valley Lutheran Church, destroyed by a June 23, 1944 tornado, will dedicate a new edifice on Sunday June 29 at 2 30 pm with Rev. George N Lauffer speaking. Evening vesper services at Burlovk with Rev. William F Pfeiffer delivering the sermon. The regular pastor is Rev. C E Butler. The church, nearly debt free, was built with gifts and labor from sister churches and members. A photo ran in the morning edition.
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Valley Lutheran Church
George N. Lauffer
D. D
Burlovk
William F. Pfeiffer
U. S. Navy
C. E. Butler
Labor-Magt. Warned To Observe Law
Washington June 37 1 Leaders of 6 000 000 CIO members urged to comply with the Taft Hartley act. CIO President Murray convened a board for a full review with general counsel Lee Pressman. AFL and CIO reject general protest strikes but plan policy sessions to study the law. President Truman urged patience and compliance by labor and management to uphold constitutional processes.
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Harold W. Ward Washington
CLO
Truman
CIO
Philip Murray
Coounsel Lee Pressman
AFL
Willian Green
Green
Tedius
Murray
Ounian
Pon
MNGT
Pittsburgh Men Held For Police Here
Two Pittsburgh men were detained after police found an intoxicated driver on Philadelphia Street. Stewart C. Green, 37, allegedly drove without a license and was later linked to a stolen car report. Edward Heena, 23, faced charges as an accessory before the fact to the car theft, and both were held in Indiana County Jail awaiting further action.
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Pittsburgh
Indiana County
Paul McGillick
Philadelphia
Stewart C. Green
Carson Street
Green
Ediward Heena
Hollywood Street
Crafton Heights
Priteburgh
Girl Hurt Falling From Car In Indiana Area
Avonel Crist of Inder Reo BS suffered a possible fractured skull after falling from her father George Christ’s car onto Route 119 about ten miles north of Indiana. Police report she was admitted to Indiana Hospital yesterday around 5:44 PM and is listed in good condition today.
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Avonel Crist
Inder Reo BS
Indiana
George Christ
Tonmiles
Workers Find Wrong House While Re-roofing
Spokane crew working on a roof misidentified the residence, locating the correct house number but on an incorrect street. They had a quarter of a new roof already in place when the error was realized, but they completed the 200 job.
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Spokane
Wash
Franktity and
Coe
Coal Mine Shutdown At Midnight
In Pitsburg Illinois June 27 with two thirds of the nation on strike and a fuel shortage, the government prepared for exit from the soft coal business by midnight. The Taft Hartley Act loomed as Congress overrode President Truman veto, while miners and owners stalled a contract. production feared, furloughs spread, and President urged fair play to maintain steady output and avoid economic shock.
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Pyetsburgil
U. S
Naval Coal Mines
Congress
Truman
Duker
Minage Imenl
Clark Announces For Commissioner
Steely Clark of Cherny Tree the incumbent county commissioner announced his candidacy to seek the Republican nomination for county commissioner in the September primary. The announcement was made at Snyrier's Hosiery Shop with summer bags on display.
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Steely Clark
Losday
Snyrier's Hosiery Shop
Vacation Pay Here Payout Reaches Over One Million
Coal operators begin 10 day paid vacations for idle miners in the district under the union contract. About 6,550 miners will share roughly 1,100,500 dollars in vacation pay with Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company contributing over 600,000. Reported protests arise as Taft Hartley act friction slows new contract talks.
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Mammoth
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Indiana
Acc
Coal Company
Iat
Roehestay Ans
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Conemaugh Dam project receives $5.2 million appropriation
The House Appropriations Committee recommended $5.2 million for Conemaugh flood control work for the year starting July 1. The amount exceeds the Budget Bureau by $2 million and aligns with Army engineers’ estimate to keep the $33 million project on schedule. If approved, construction would continue toward a 1951 completion, with total finish cost projected around $22 million beyond the current request.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Conemaugh
Budget Bureau
Army
Pennsylvania House
Corbett
R-Pa
House
Senate
Conenigh
Loyalhanna Creek
Saltsburg
Pittsburgh
Ohio River
Gineers
Surgeon peels heart like a tough orange in long Mayo surgery
In Memphis at Kennedy Veterans Hospital surgeon Dr. Felix Hughes opened Jamine Bridges chest and held the heart in his hand to peel away leather outer tissue. The four hour operation relieved pressure from a rare inflammatory condition. Bridges, a three year Navy veteran, is recovering and doing well.
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Memehis
Tenn
Ury
Jalnne
Bridges
Davy
Bessemer
Ali
Sid Lie
Kennedy Veterans Hospital
Felix Hughes
Kennedy
Bridge
Hughes
Gasoline Truck Driver Killed In Detroit Crash
DETROIT Mich June 22 A 27 year old truck driver died when a gasoline laden wrayley overturned and exploded to avoid collision with two roving automobiles. The blast showered gasoline setting a house afire. Patrolman Seward Lusk identified the victim as John E Smith burned beyond recognition. A racing car driven by Clinton Jewell was involved as the other vehicle fled. The house blaze was quickly extinguished.
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Detroit
Mich
Seward Lusk
John E. Smith
Lusk
Clinton Jewell
Ens
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Union
Tom Lynch
Prothonotary
D. A
Fish Farm
Jim Farley
Community Center
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God
G. Eisler
Carlisle Orr
Clark
Conemaugh Dam
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