Tito Missing as Tito Believed at Bled Palace
US sources in Rome say Russia may move to send troops to Yugoslavia after Cominform denounced Tito and Yugoslav leaders. Tito’s whereabouts are unclear. Belgrade reports place him at Bled, while martial law rumors swirl and floods near Nis prompt evacuation claims that cannot be confirmed.
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Alex Singleton
London
Rome
Russia
Yugoslavia
Cimiform
Balkan
Marshall Tito
Tanjug
Tito
Belgrade
Prague
Cominform
Bled
Democrats Still Seek Eisenhower at Democratic Convention
New York dispatch reports Sen. J. Howard McGrath, Democratic chairman, insisting Truman will win on the first ballot at the upcoming convention, while Elliott Roosevelt pushes a draft Eisenhower path. Roosevelt cites a June 15 letter from Eisenhower stating duty may call him to politics, though Eisenhower has not stated interest. The White House and Columbia University confirm no change in Eisenhower’s public stance since January.
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New York
Sen. J. Howard McGrath
Democratic
Truman
Eisenhower
Gen
McGrath
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Leslie H. Schwartz
New York City
Washington Heights
Americans For Democratic Action
Schwartz
Hisenhower
Columbia University
Force Miners To Join UMW
National Labor Relations Board general counsel Robert N. Denham files an unfair labor practice complaint against District 31 of John L. Lewis's United Mine Workers of America. The suit alleges obstruction of mine entrances and denial of access to non-union workers during a six week pension dispute shutdown in March, based on filings from Ruthbell, Hartman, Gjerman, and George Kefover Coal Companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
John Ll. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
B Denham
UMW
West Virginia
Ruthbell Coal Company
Hartman Coal Company
Gjorveman Coal Company
George Kefover Coal Company
Denham
Pittsburgh
NIVRB
Paul ¥. Shupp
Fast Driving charged in Indiana near Wayne venues
Indiana police charged George S. Kosanovich of Homer City with fast driving after a 2:30 a.m. incident today near Wayne venues. The report notes the offense occurred early today and cites police statements. A separate advertising line for Manners Store promises a free border with wallpaper stocks.
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George S. Kosanovich
Homer
City
Indiana
Waynevenues
Manners Store
Oth St
Manners
Progressive Party Officials Arrested in Sound Track Protest
Harrisburg June 29 Progressive Party officials Gerald Shaflander and Arthur Garel were arrested for violating a sound track ordinance aimed at political use. Each posted 100 bond and await a hearing. The party plans a constitutional challenge referencing a Supreme Court decision. The report also notes Henry A. Wallace as a presidential candidate. The King’s Daughters Class will meet June 30 at 7 p.m. for services for Mrs. Peter Ferrara.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania’ Progressive Party
Gerald Shaflander
Conygham
Arthur Garel
York
Progressive Party of
Pennsylvania
Henry A. Wallace
U. S. Supreme Court
Lockport, N. Y
King's Daughters
U. P
Robinson Funeral Home
Peter Ferrara
Peru crisis as president to rule by decree
President Jose Lius Bustamante Rivero announced Peru is in an acute national crisis and will assume extraordinary powers to govern by decree. He warned of dangerous political tension and possible violence, citing a boycott by 21 independent senators that prevents convening Congress for its July 28 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Jose Lius Bustamante Rivero
Anti-Truman sentiment grows as Pennsylvania Democrats convene
Harrisburg reports Sen. H. Jerome Jaspan of Philadelphia urges delegates to back non Truman candidate for president. He predicts an overwhelming anti Truman vote in Pennsylvania, with John 8 Rice seen as possible delegation chair. The state party chairman Philip Mathews says meeting will be closed and others will follow. Erie district manager O L Stevens visits Indiana district as part of Pe n elec plan to inspect operations and share best practices.
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Penelec
Erie
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Truman
H. Jerome Jaspan
Philadelphia
Jaspan
Jonn
Rice
Theennsylvania
Philip Mathews
David A. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
U. S
Francis J. Myers
O. L. Stevens
Erie District of Pennsylvania Electric Company
Indiana
R. 4. Shumaker
Stevens
Shumaker
Five Injured In County Accidents
Five persons were admitted to Indiana Hospital for injuries from two crashes in Indiana County. A 55 year old Clune coal miner John Sabados was seriously injured while crossing to board a bus in Jacksonville when struck by a car driven by Maud Hensel of Homer City. Sabados suffered head and left leg injuries and was listed as fair. In a separate crash on Route 422 east of Indiana, four Alliance residents were injured when their car overturned. In the hospital were Raymond E Biery 59 back injuries fair condition Mayme Biery 60 chest injuries and head laceration fair J R Decker 53 back injury Cora Decker 55 left arm and chest injuries fair. Biery’s car reportedly slid onto a washed out berm, veered onto the shoulder, then hit a six foot verge, rollo vering onto its four wheels.
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Indiana Hospital
Indiana County
Clune
John Sabados
Jacksonville
Maud Hensel
Homer City
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Alliance
Raymond E. Biery
Mayme Biery
J. R. Decker
Cora Decker
Biery
Marion Center Boy at Naval School
Jackie Rickard a seaman apprentice and grandson of Mr and Mrs B W Thomas of Marion Center Pa has been selected to attend the electronics material school at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes He entered naval service Feb 17 1948 at the Naval Recruiting Station Indiana Pa and received recruit training at NTC Great Lakes Before enlisting he graduated from Marion Center High School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Rickard
B. W. Thomas
Marion Center
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Rickard
Naval Service
Naval Recruiting Station
Indiana
NTC
Navy
Dr Neal Named To Hospital Staff In Indiana
Dr Harry B Neal Jr of Indiana was named staff at Indiana Hospital. He succeeds the late Dr William Simpson of Indiana. Also noted are a drapery clearance and fabric offers at Curtain Linen Shop on North Sixth Street and a July fair at 268x Free acts Fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Neal
Harrry B. Neal, Jr
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Neal
William Simpson
Milk Price Hike Set For Thursday In Most Areas
Indiana County residents face a one cent per quart milk price rise, effective Thursday, July 1, under the Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission order. Cream and cottage cheese prices stay the same. other regions may see different adjustments as the commission plans for further increases by October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission
Johnstown- Altoona
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Milk Control Commission
Scranton
Williamsport
Schuylkill
Philadelphia
Commission
H. N. Cobb
Cobb
Forrestal Son Reported Traveling to Germany for Talks
Frankfurt dispatch notes Defense Secretary James Forrestal may be en route with his son Michael to Germany for discussions with General Lucius D. Ayers. Michael, 21, works in Paris for Ambassador Harriman ERP representative in Europe. They were reported to fly into Frankfurt and proceed to Berlin.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Defense
James Forrestal
Michael
Lucius D. ‘Ay
Forrestal
Paris
W. Aver
Harriman
ERP
Europe
Frankffurt
Berlin
Ben Avon Driver Nabbed By Police
Robert Wilson of Ben Avon was arrested early today by Indiana Borough Police for traffic violations. He was charged with driving without proper lights and no operator license while driving a vehicle on Grant Street using only a spot light instead of prescribed headlights and tail lights.
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Robert Wilson
Ben Avon
Indiana
Wilson
Grant Street
US prepares tough act over Kremlin Berlin blockades
United States weighs action in the Security Council to break the Berlin deadlock after UN Secretary General Lie studies a possible council appeal. British official denounces Soviet blockade as ruthless, inhuman, planning UN intervention and city appeals. World reaction likely condemnation if the blockade continues.
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Kremlin
Berlin
Lake Success
United States
United Nations
Trygve Lie
Security Council
Lie
Council
State Department
Copenhagen
Brian Robertson
Hamburg
Brian
Dry vote upheld in Cherryhill and Shelocta
A court ruled both Cherryhill Township and Shelocta Borough would remain dry after appeals by Delhi Inn owners and a Shelocta couple alleging ballot irregularities. In Sheloda, residents voted 30 to 20 against liquor and 34 to 20 against beer. Cherryhill liquor won 186 to 283 yes no and 185 to 279 for beer. Costs of the appeal were charged to the proprietors. In related national news, US officials consider a hard diplomatic move to force Russia to lift the Berlin blockade, with airlift plans and urgent talks anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryhill Township
Shelocta
Geo
Mary ‘Sijkin
Shelve
Philip and
S Weve LaRoves
Indiana County Election Board
Sheloda
Delhi Inn
Cherry
Washington
United States
Russia
Berlin
White House
State Department
Kremlin
Air Force
Germany
Alaska
Caribbean
U. S
Labroad
Harvester Walkout Shuts Nine Plants Across U S
CIO United Farm Equipment workers walk out forcing shutdowns at International Harvester plants affecting more than 35 000 workers. Canton New York Chicago East Moline Rock Island Louisville and other sites report closed operations while negotiators seek a contract replacement.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
CIO United Farm Equipment
Canton
Rock Falls
McCormick Works
Wes Pullman Works
Tractor Works
McCormick Twine Mill
Chicgo
Auburn
N. Y
East Moline
Richmond
Iad
Rock Island Ills
Louiville
Harvester
Denmark and United States Sign Marshall Aid Treaty
In Copenhagen on June 29 a bilateral Marshall aid treaty was signed by Denmark and the United States. Public release of the text will await ratification by the Danish Parliament, likely after a delay in Trottown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
United Nations to consider Ceylon for membership
The United Nations begins consideration of Ceylon's application for UN membership. The request is expected to be approved, making Ceylon the 59th member of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Ceylon
U.N
Talks Resume After One Day Flour Mills Strike
Union and employer representatives agreed to resume negotiations today ending a one day strike at flour mills in seven Missouri and Kansas cities. The walkout involved 1900 workers from the AFL allied with seven milling companies over a wage dispute as the first heavy run of new wheat arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
CIO
Missouri
Kansas Cities
America Federation of Grain Processors
AFL
Transatlantic Jet Race Set
London reports six Vampire fighter planes will fly from Odiham to Ireland and Canada subject to weather, with U S Air Force sixteen Lockheed shooting stars planned for a July crossing. Both missions seek jet ferrying viability over the North Atlantic and ocean routes experience. British pilots will wear navy life suits in case of sea landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
United States
Atlantic
Odiham
English
Ireland
Greenand
Labrador
Canada
Lockheed Shooting Stars
U. S. Air Force
Navy
9 Drown In State As Heat Sends Thousands To Pools
Nine people drown as extreme heat drives crowds to waterways. Tommy Price, 2, of Pittsburgh, drowned at French Creek near Cochranton. Edward Budai, 17, of West Mifflin, drowned in the Monongahela near Dyravesburg. William Kemmer Jr., 14, of Verona, drowned near the Kennerdel tunnel on the Allegheny. Ronald Janisko, from Johns Town, drowned in the Conemaugh after chasing a ball. Police and firefighters recovered bodies in each case amid a string of river drownings in Allegheny County.
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Associated Press
Rivers
Terrie
Tommy Price
Pittsburgh
Howard Price
French Creek
Prices
Cochranton
Crawford County
Tommy
Bernie Armstrong
KDKA
Edward Budai
West Mifflin
Monongahela River
Dyravesburg
Budai
Allegheny County
William Kemmier, Jr
Verona
Kennerdel Tunnel
Allegheny River
Ronald Janisko
H. Johns
Conemaugh River
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Nis
Marshal Tito
Gearhaits
Searsi Roebuck End Co
Lucius D. Clay
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Allied Control Council
Clay
Sokolovsky
Marion
Naval School
Fairgrounds
Alexander Cadogan
Cadogan
J. N
Danek Five
Idda
Hap Valley Boys
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