Summer Guilds Actors Possess Original Ideas
A humorous vignette shows Mary Leitch Bob Cooper and Professor Auky proposing ways to beat heat in Indiana. In the Summer Theater Guild production Philadelphia Story the final performance is tonight at Fisher Auditorium with ticket price listed as 30.
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Tiveryone
Indiana
Mary Leitch
Bob Cooper
Auky
Mary
Bob
Summer Theater Guild
Fisher Auditorium
Gazette
Sipps
Inky
McGill Motors
Philadel
S. 6Th St
Philadelphia Story
College Auditorium
Hit and Run Accidents Solve Here in Indiana Borough
Indiana Borough police arrested Steve Matty 26 of Creekside R D 1 after a hit and run on Nixon avenue last night. Matty was nabbed near his home at 2 50 am by Patrolmen Schrec onost and Flick and jailed awaiting disposition. Leslie Householder 257 N Sixth street Indiana reported seeing a black car speed toward him and collide, then drive away. A tip led investigators to the license number and Matty’s arrest within five hours. Both cars suffered left front damage. Householder’s car was damaged on the side. Matty had just bought his car at 5 pm the day of the accident.
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Indiana
Nixon Avenue
Steve Matty
Creekside R. D
Schrecongost
Flick
Borough
Matty
Leslie Householder
Sixth Street
Householder
Collision Causes $300 In Damages
A two car collision two miles south of Indiana on Route 119 caused $300 in damage. Merril Shank driving south rear ended a truck driven by Charles Johnston of Homer City. No injuries were reported and no further details were released.
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Indiana
Merril Shank
R. D
Charles Johnston
Homer City
Colorado Democrats Uninstructed Delegation Chosen
Golden Colorado Democrats prepare to select an uninstructed national delegation as party rules bar instruction for any candidate. Delegates from amid visits by four hopefuls including Kefauver Harriman Russell Kerr and the Mines fieldhouse scene near Denver frame a tense lead to the convention. Kefauver endorses western river development and opposes the Taft Hartley Law while Harriman warns of price and rent control removal. Russell broadcasts a national radio speech ahead of the process.
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Golden
Colo
Colorado
Richard B. Russell
Sen
Robert Kerr
Estes Kefauver
Averell Harriman
Russell
Kerr
Harriman
Kefauver
Colorado School of Mines
Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tennessee
Cheyenne
Wyo
Stalin
Wyoming
Congress Overrides HST Veto
Congress overrides President Truman to enact a sweeping immigration law the first major veto override since 1947. The measure preserves national origins quotas and may take months to implement as officials explain the overhaul is extensive and complex. Senator McCarran and Representative Walter praised the override as advancing national welfare amid enduring disputes over immigration policy.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
Rep
Walter
D-Pa
Senate
House
Showers May Bring Brief Heat Relief in Philadelphia
A weak cold front drifted across Pennsylvania with scattered showers expected at nightfall in Philadelphia. Forecaster Henry Adams says cooler temperatures will be short lived as heat returns Sunday through Wednesday. Humidity eased from 96% to 48% in the city while forty fire hydrants were broken yesterday. Fleetwood fire chief Lester Meyer appeared at a scene in swimming trunks and hip boots.
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Pennsylvania
Thei
Philadelphia
Henry Adams
Mark Clark
U.N
Fleetwood Fire Company
Lester Meyer
State Reports 117 Million DPA Spending for Year
The Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare reports total DPA expenditures for the year ending May 31, 1952 at 117.6 million dollars, down 23 million from the prior year and 44 million from 1949-50. About 53.3 million came from the federal government, with 61.8 million from state funds, aided by 133.5 million appropriated. May costs fell roughly 200 thousand from April. DPA administers Old Age, Dependent Children, Disabled, Blind Pensions, and General Assistance. federal funding applies to all but General Assistance.
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Pennsylvania Department of Public Assistance
Andj
Department of Public Assistance
Draft Note To Russia On Plans
London reports the Big Three foreign ministers plan final drafts of a note to Soviet Russia offering Four Power talks on uniting Germany. Acheson Eden and Schuman announced they had considered means for close cooperation in Korea and the Far East. They meet separately today before Acheson leaves for Berlin to finalize details.
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London
Russia
Germany
U.S
Dean Acheson
Anthony Eden
Robert Schuman
Soviet Union
Korea
Far East
Eden
Acheson
Berlin
Pennsylvania bans July Fourth firecracker use statewide
State Police warn Pennsylvanians that sales and use of fireworks are generally prohibited except in supervised public displays with municipal permits. The 1939 law allows limited exceptions and authorizes seizure of violative stock by police, sheriffs, or constables. Toy caps with small explosive content are excluded.
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Pennsylvania
C. M. Whilhelm
Air Reserves Get Record Check Up
Harrisburg reports the first of Pennsylvania 20 000 inactive Air Force reservists will be interviewed Tuesday in a drive to update records. Two survey teams begin in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, then move to Williamsport Scranton Allentown Bloomsburg Reading Washington Franklin DuBois Erie Altoona Johnstown. The screening will take about a year and asks about dependency status job physical condition and military and civilian skills.
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James David Stamler
Rossiter
Adrian
Punxsutawney
Wilbur Anderson
Adrian Hospital
Loree Footwear Company
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Air Force
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Williamsport
Scranton
Allentown
Bloomsburg
Reading
Washington
Franklin
DuBois
Erie
Altoona
Johnstown
Brush Fire Responded By Indiana Fire Department In White Township
The Indiana Fire Department responded to a brush fire in White Township beyond Chevy Chase yesterday afternoon. Damage was negligible and the fire was nearly out when crews arrived. Alarm time was 3:48 p.m. Company No. 1 handled the call. Palace Gardens Drive-In shows a double feature tonight featuring Bar Dad and The Red Stallion.
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Indiana Fire Department
White Township
Chevy Chase
Company No. 1
Palace Gardens Drive-In
Red
Palace Gardens
Western proposal debates direct talks on German settlement
A communique from Morea offered no details on agreeing to a qualified yes to Soviet demands for direct Four-Power talks on a German settlement. It did not reveal whether the West would push for a foreign ministers or lower level conference and hinted limits to the initial meeting. An informed source noted the new Western proposal would set definite limits for the opening session.
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Manger
Morea
Tyes
Sa. Wnpatm Ane
Blairsville War Memorial Plans Incorporation Progress
The Blairsville War Memorial Association plans incorporation within four weeks to reactivate the memorial project with Blairsville Board Trade. The move would allow tax free donations pending completion of incorporation, with another meeting set about four weeks after.
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Blairsville War Memorial Association
Blairsville Board Trade
War Memorial
Dispatch Raises Price of Paper
The Blairsville Dispatch announced a rate hike due to higher costs, increasing single copies to four cents and annual mail rates to 3.00 in Indiana and Westmoreland counties and 4.00 elsewhere, effective July 1. A Sunday dance on June 29 at Homer City Legion features music by Blue Jackets.
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Blairsville
Indiana
Westmoreland
Homer City Legion
Blue Jackts
Blue Jackets
Atomic Leaders Hint Major Advances
AP reports hints of major American atomic energy developments easing the shock of new Soviet power estimates. Optimism followed a White House briefing by top atomic experts including Dr. J Robert Oppenheimer, who said the report's contents could not be disclosed to the President.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
White House
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
General Advisory Committee
Air Force
Pentagon
Murray
Senate
Oppenheimer
Gordon Dean
Pittsburgh Steel
Mathan F. Twining
Penheimer
Twining
Pittsburgh Steel and Union Sign an Interim Wage Deal
The CIO United Steelworkers signed an interim agreement with Pittsburgh Steel Company granting a 12 percent hourly raise for 10,500 workers. The pact, personally negotiated by Philip Murray, follows Wage Stabilization Board recommendations and aims to avert a strike at the plant amid ongoing labor tension and broader atomic energy debates.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Philip Murray
Wage Stabilization Board
House Advances Major Appropriations for Air Bases and Military Programs
The House approved 1.2 billion dollars in special appropriations for American air bases worldwide, while maintaining 568 million in cuts from administration requests. A 2.19 billion military public works package covering all three services for next year was authorized. The action, part of a broader 10.28 billion military construction bill and a 6.28 billion foreign aid budget, awaits roll call votes. House leaders signaled further reductions to the Mutual Security Program and atomic production funding amid domestic concerns.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
L'Truman
Rep. Taber
Fine Gives July Fourth State Theme
Governor Fine announces a July Fourth themed push to honor the 176th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence while House acts to restrict use of funds and slow hydrogen bomb development. Atomic Committee demands fully funded plans before approving expansion, with potential future requests. Continued on Page Two.
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House Atomic Committee
Fine
AEC
Freedom Under God Sermons Urged for Independence Day
A call urges Pennsylvania clergymen to preach on Freedom Under God ahead of Independence Day. Citizens are asked to have church bells ring at noon on July 4 to proclaim liberty and to read the Declaration of Independence in observance of the anniversary.
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Pennsylvania
God
Fifteen Firemen Hurt In Pittsburgh Warehouse Fire
A large warehouse on 28th Street in Pittsburgh burned through the night as firefighters battled thousands of tons of waste paper. Fifteen firemen were injured while fighting the blaze, with downtown equipment rushed to the scene.
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Pittsburgh
28Th Street
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Pahilip Murray
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