ISTC Dean's List honors 15 district students from Indiana
Fifteen Indiana area students earned Dean's List honors for the second semester at the State Teachers College at Indians. Dr. Ralph E. Heiges released the list naming students with addresses in Indiana and nearby areas, including multiple sophomores and freshmen across Art, Business, Elementary, Music and Secondary Education departments.
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Indiana
State Teachers College At Indians
Ralph E. Heiges
Blair Paul Schrecengost
D. Paul Schrecengost
South ‘Tenth Street
William Francis Fleming
Roy Fleming
Commodore
Jean Varda Johnson
C. M. Johnson
Water Street
Dorothy Mae Gemmell
John W. Gemmell
Grant Street
Doris Jean Black
Walter D. Black
Marion Center
Nathalia H. Handler
Louis Handler
Nathalie Gamberoni
Daugh
No Deal Seen For Martin To Receive Cabinet Post
Washington June 29 Senator Edward Martin of Pennsylvania will likely remain in the Senate through his 1953 term observers say no deal was made for a cabinet post Martin told Pennsylvania delegates he would finish his term and withdraw his presidential bid If Dewey is elected president resignation to join the cabinet could let Governor James H Duff appoint his successor observers note many Martin supporters oppose Duff gaining power and the White House would be open to Martin if Dewey wins the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Senate
Dewey
Martin
Congress
James H. Duff
Duff
White House
Drewey
US Proves Ship Did Not Shell Arabs
The Arab League said the American naval attache supplied proofs that a U S warship could not have shelled Arab positions in Palestine, countering Syria's claim. The embassy will issue a formal statement after a thorough check. Arab leaders warned of renewed fighting if peace talks fail to finish by July 9.
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Cairo
The
Arab League
U. S
Palestine
Syria
Abdel Rahman Azzam Pasha
Azzam Pasha
Jefferson Patterson
William R. Headden
Mohsen al Barazi
Folke Bernadotte
United Nations
al Barwa
Patterson
Bernadotte
US Prepares Tough Diplomatic Act On Berlin Impasse
US officials push a coordinated approach to break the Berlin stalemate. Undersecretary Lovett met the president and attended a cabinet session with discussions focusing on Berlin. Draper and Douglas met British leaders in London before Berlin talks with Wedemeyer and General Clay. Atlee summoned Montgomery as Bevin delays policy statement, signaling high level diplomatic groundwork.
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Lovett
Syuman
White House
Funder
Berlin
William Draper
U.S
Lewis W. Douglas
London
Britain
Ernest Bugin
Draper
A.C. Wedemeyer
U. S
Lucius D. Clay
Atlee
Field Marsal Visecunt Montgomery
Imperial General Staff
Bevin
Germany
Miss Wheeling Crowned Catholic Beauty Contest Runner
An 18 year old, Miss Mariruth Ford, defied threats of expulsion from the Catholic Church to win the Wheeling contest and a chance at a $2,000 scholarship and Miss West Virginia title. The bishop had condemned beauty pageants as indecent and two contestants withdrew. Ford hopes to be an actress and stood 5 feet 3 inches, 109 pounds with green eyes and light brown hair. She modeled in a bathing suit and a full skirted evening gown and performed a scene from Dark Victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Cathosis Church
Mariruth Ford
West Virginia
Moundsville
Atlantic City
John J. Swint
Miss Ford
Bevin, Marshall May Announce Simultaneous Statements
Bevin postponed his parliamentary report to Wednesday signaling planned concurrent statements by the United States and Britain. Secretary of State Marshall, back from a routine physical at Walter Reed Hospital, may join Lovett in announcing updates at the State Department news conference. Authorities stress actions over words to break the deadlock and avert starvation in German occupation zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevin
United States
Britain
Marshall
Waller Reed Hospital
Lovett
State Department
Moscow
Tito Denied Martial Law Report Sparks Cold War Rift
U.N. and Yugoslav officials spar over Tito’s status as reports conflict. A Prague Cominform denunciation hints Moscow pressure to force Tito out of power, a move seen by American diplomats as a widening bloc conflict. The accusation cites defamation of Soviet military experts and possible Soviet troop involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Tito
Rome
Russia
Red Army
Prague
Cominform
Yugoslavia
Vito
Europe
Yugoslav Tito Under Pressure as Cominform Moves Closer
Informed economic sources close to the European recovery program in Italy say worsening conditions and Yugoslav circles seeking Marshall Plan benefits helped breach Tito and Moscow. Diplomatic chatter in Warsaw hints Cominform HQ may shift from Belgrade to Warsaw amid Russian ire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
European Recovery Program Organization
Italy
Tito
Moscow
Europe
Yugoslavia
Warsaw
Cominform
Bel-grade
Stockholm
Tidningen
London Telegraph
Comin
Kremlin
Berlin Appeals to UN as Allied Blockade Bites
Berlin officials say the city seeks UN aid through a neutral mission after declaring the United Nations the only institution able to respond to present distress. The Berlin parliament plans to discuss the appeal, likely routed via a Danish or Norwegian mission to Lake Success. Meanwhile the Soviet bloc announces emergency coal imports from Poland to offset Ruhr losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Air Force
Frau Louise Schroder
Berlin
United Nations
Frau Schroeder
Lake Success
Russia
Trysve Lie
Security Council
Poland
Ruhr
Germany
London Dock Workers End Wildcat Strike
London dock workers voted at a mass meeting to return to work tomorrow as the government declared a national emergency. About 2,000 soldiers moved into dock areas to unload vital supplies while 18,000 workers remained idle citywide.
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London
George VI
Southampton
Dewey and Warren Plan Joint Campaign Strategy
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and Gov. Earl Warren met at Dewey's Quaker Hill Farm near Pawling to map a GOP election strategy. They aim to pool vote-getting talents with Dewey leading on foreign policy criticism and Warren driving western land reclamation appeals. Dewey plans to travel to Albany for a homecoming celebration while Warren and his daughters join in nearby activities.
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Pawling
Thomas E. Dewey
Earl Warren
Dewey
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Warren
Truman
Congress
Republican Standard Bearers
Quaker Hill
Philadelphia
Dutchess County
Mrs. Warren
Virginia
Dorothy
Nina
Thomas, Jr
John M
Warrens
New York City
Albany
Empire State
Earthquakes Rattle Fukui After New Tremors Cause Heavy Losses
FRANK L. WHITE reports new quakes in Fukui Japan raise estimates of thousands dead or injured. Military officers project up to 2,500 dead and injured in the area, with 3,155 killed and 7,752 injured in the prefecture per Gov. Obata. American relief crews aid survivors as fires and collapsed buildings plague the devastated city.
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Frank L. White
Fukui
Japan
Joseph W. Swing
U. S. Army First Corps
Kyoto
Sea of Japan
Tokyo
Asahi
Harukazu Obata
Honshu
Kanazawa
Eugene L. Harrison
Harrison
Parent-Teachers
Drown In State As Heat Sends Thousands to Pools
A series of drownings and water incidents reported as heat drives people to pools across the state. Kenneth Wertz 17 of Grampian died after reentering the Susquehanna west branch following a rescue. Marion Mencer 26 pulled him out. Wertz disappeared again. Other victims include William Kahl 38 in Lake Pymatuning after a storm capsized his boat, Lloyd Kennard 14 at the Daniel Boone homestead, Brenda Crow 18 months at a spring near Leesport, and Herold Griffin 9 at Municipal Beach. Firemen failed to revive Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth E. Wertz
Grampian
Kenneth
Susquehanna
West Branch
Marion Mencer
Wertz
William R. Kahl
Andover
Ohio
Lake
Pymatuning
Lloyd Kennard
Baumstown
Daniel Boone Homestead
Reading
Brenda Crow
Charles Crow
Leesport
Herold Griffin
Easton
Municipal Beach
Obituary of CPL Frank Paul Lucas WWII Marine
CPL Frank Paul Lucas a World War II Marine veteran and son of John and Annie Lucas of Homer City was killed June 27 1944 serving with the Fourth Marine Division on Saipan. Born September 23 1921 he worked for Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal at Lucerne Mines before enlisting August 3 1942. He attended Homer City public schools and served at Paris Island Camp Lejeune and Camp Pendleton before deployment. He received the Presidential Unit Citation and posthumous Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal with star and Purple Heart. He is survived by his parents and several siblings. Friends may call at Askew Funeral Home Homer City after 7 PM. Services at St. Louis Roman Catholic Church Lucerne Mines at 9 AM Wednesday. Military rites by Homer City American Legion Post 493 and Company F National Guard. Interment St. Bernard’s Cemetery Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Frank Paul Lucas
John
Annie Klim Lucas
Railroad Avenue
Homerity
Fourth Marine Division
Saipan
Mariana Islands
Homer City
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co
Lucerne Mines
Paris Island
S. C
Camp LeJune
N. C
Camp Pennington
Calif
Tinian
Nellie Pastivich
Cleveland Walter
Cleveland
Stanley
Tide
Joseph
Mike Cleveland
Louis
Mary
Askew
St. Louis
Father M. Rosenthal
American Legion Post 493
Co. F
Thei National Guard
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Indiana
Charles WM. Waddle
Charles Wm. Waddie
Finschhafen
New Guinea
South Pacific
United Presbyterian Church
Blairsville
Charles E
Eva Hoffman Waddle
West Brown Street
Richard
Kathryn Waddle
Jane Hull
William B. Hoffman
H.H. McConnell
R. E. McClure
Blairsville Cemetery
Blairsville American Legion
Blairsville Veterans Foreign Wars
Indiana Obituary Roundup Reflects Local Notables
A series of death notices and funeral details from Indiana and surrounding districts lists Blakely, Ferrara, Gibson, Engle, Waddle, McClinsey, Blakely, McHenry, Kiss, Romansic among the deceased. Recurring themes include residence in Indiana, church affiliations, service in WWII, and scheduled services at Robinsons and local churches with interments at Oakland or other cemeteries.
Truman Signs Vet Retirement Bill
President Truman signed a bill creating a retirement system for reserve forces of the Army Air Force Navy Marines and Coast Guard. He called it a significant step for national defense and said benefits will incentivize well trained men to stay active in the reserves for years. The civilian reserve must remain ready as part of the trained nucleus for a large future force.
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Washington
Truman
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Everready
United States
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ISTC
Ter
Angelo Gamberoni
Mentele
Ina Claire Henderson
Wilbur Henderson
Sheloca
Narciso Louis Gambering
Isadore Shrensky
Wolf Shrensky
Oak Street
Paul Gordon Winger
Mia
Elizabeth M. Winger
North Eighth Street
Armida M. Gamberoni
Marion Heber Keith
Clarke W. Keith
Trances Jane McFarland
Anna V. McFarland
Thirteenth Street
Vernon Gibson Elgin
Glenn V. Elgin
Elderton
al Barazi
Minerva Coffee
Minerva
Biroek Phobe
Louis ‘Ty Benexet
Syracuse University
Allegheny College
Meadville
LaCrosse
Wise
Tempelhof
Frankfurt
Jap Islands
Britannica
Weather Report
West Lebanon
James
Jane Wilson Blakely
U. P. Church of Indiana
Nina Belle ‘Warding
J. Day Brownlee
Robert Lester
Eric
Edward
Alice) Lewis
Saginaw
Mich
Dora Blakely Wiggins
Robinson’s
N. 7Th St
James K. Leitch
E. L. Ralston
Oakland Cemetery
Pearl, Duncan Ferrara
N. Fourth Street
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Edgar and
Elizabeth Orr Duncan
U. P. ‘Church of
Ferrara
Greeanwood Cemetery
Zella Dick Gibson
Jay T. Gibson
Penn Run
R. D
Laurel Swamp Union Church
Clarence M. Bennett
Harmony Cemetery
Robinsons
Fred Carlyle Engle
Robinson
North Seventh Street
Thurman McCracken
Greenwood Cemetery
Carl Hiram McCclinsey
Carl Hiram McClinsey
Pvt
Holys. Co
East Ridge Church
Westlover
R. C
Cora Ardary
East Ridge Cemetery
American Legion of Mahaffey
Glen Campbell V. F. W
Rana P. Coal Co
Ernest Mine
Fort McClellan
Ala
Bouganville
Solomon Islands
Hugh Wilson Blakely
South Twelfth Street
Goldie McHenry
Linus McHenry
Indiana Hospital
Wesleyan Methodist Church of
I. D. Swinehart
Stephen K. Kiss
Detroit
Farmer's Bank and Trust Company of Indiana
First Presbyterian Church
Jane Brown Kiss
Rosalia
Stephen K. Jr
Harry B. Boyd
Leydie Funeral Home
Mary Romansic
Romansic
John J. Baycura
Leydic
Baad Gazette
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