Molotov Impasse To Agreement
Paris reports a third session of Foreign Ministers from France Britain and Russia failed to break the gap over the Marshall plan and European economic recovery. Moscow rejected an all embracing program and urged limiting aid to amounts from the United States via the Marshall plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Williams
Paris
France
Britain
Russia
Europe
V. M. Molotov
Ernest Bevin
Georges Bidault
United States
Marshall
Mary Pickford
Alm
Buddy Rogers
New York
California
Moscow
Tass
America
Hawaii Group Asks U S For Statehood
Washington June 30 Congress debates statehood for Hawaii the 49th state with a House bill backed by Republicans and administration support. Hawaii would hold elections to draft a state constitution and elect governor two senators and two House members after presidential approval. Opponents worry about offshore island status and constitutional process. New Mexico and Arizona were last admitted in 1912 after lengthy action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Hawaii
Pacific Islands
United States
Kingdom
Joseph R. Farrington
Secretary of the Interior
Krug
Public Lands
Commecticut
Rhode Island
Oklahoma
Proclamation
Union
New Mexico
Arizona
Round-the-world publishers conclude trip in San Francisco
Fifteen editors and publishers finishing a 13 day world flight call democracy as vital as life. Erwin Canham notes leadership talks showed the world still fragmented. Oveta Hobby Chiang Kai-shek remark and Ogden Reid comment on rapid country visibility. Plane Americawas greeted and scheduled to continue to New York with stops including Chicago. Revival notices at Indiany Gospel Pebernasle extend through July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Erwin D. Canham
Christian Science Monitor
Honolulu
Canham
Oveta Culp Hobby
WAC
The
Houston Post
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Ogden Reid
New York Herald,Tribune
New York
America
Chicago
Fire damages washing machine in Harrison home
A small morning blaze at William L. Harrison’s residence on 29 South Eleventh Street damaged only a washing machine. Firefighters reported the motor burst into flames and filled the cellar with smoke, but no other property was harmed. Nearby notices mention Fireworks at Fair Grounds on July 4 and Bass Fishermen Lake Margus opening at Daybreak, along with an advertisement for a guaranteed five year garden hose priced at $2.79 from Sears, Roebuck & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Harrison
South Eleventh Street
Fair Grounds
Lake Margus
Einstein Warns of War by 1955 Without New Atom Approach
Princeton report summarizing the emergency committee of atomic scientists led by Dr. Albert Einstein which warns that control efforts have failed and a new approach is needed to prevent a war by 1955. Harold C. Urey cites the Soviet Union as the second bloc and notes it may take a decade after Hiroshima to stockpile. The group calls for a broad international agreement ensuring security and deep economic and cultural cooperation, not narrow national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists
Albert Einstein
Harold C. Urey
University of Chicago
Soviet Union
Hiroshima
Three Children Die In One Day Tragedy Strikes Deabenderfer Family
The angel of death touched the Deabenderfer home in White Township on Friday and Saturday as three children died within 24 hours. Newborn twins Bonnie Jill and Harold James died in Indiana Hospital, girl at 5:20 p.m. Friday and boy at 12:25 p.m. Saturday. Harry Burton, born September 1946, died at 4 p.m. Saturday at the home of the maternal grandparents. Surviving parents, paternal grandparents H. B. Deabenderfer, maternal grandfather Bert Lowman, maternal great grandparents Mrs. J. F. Lowman and Simon Mock. Services set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Robinsons in Indiana, burial Greenwood Cemetery, led by Rev. Arthur J. Pfohl. Respect may be paid after 7 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Deabenderfer
White Township
Bonnie Jill
Harold James
Indiana Hospital
Harry Burton
H. B. Deabenderfer
White Two
Bert Lowman
J. F. Lowman
Simon Mock
Indiana
Robinsons
North Seventh Street
Arthur J. Pfohl
Greenwood Cemetery
Big Shot in Budapest Show Business Named Stalin
In Budapest a popular nightclub billed as the big shot of Hungarian show business is named Stalin. Patrons pay two dollars for a cocktail while a Soviet flag flies over the venue. The piece notes the Kremlin’s control of 200 Hungarian companies amid rising revenues, reflecting capitalistic flair in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Broadway
Sho Stalin
Coney Island
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Politburo
Hungary
Joseph
Double death ends quarrel over communism in Phoenixville
In Phoenixville Pennsylvania a reputed Army Air Force pilot and his father Police Chief Fred K Macinnis died by self inflicted gunshot after a family dispute over communism and capitalism. The son Michael Souch 26 a former Army captain who flew 265 missions in Europe and China fired a gun on the porch after a heated exchange. the father then shot himself. A cousin Lewis Hegudus witnessed the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenixville
Army Air Force
Fred K. Macinnis
Michael Souch
Phoenix Iron Works
Charles
Europe
China
Macinnis
Souch
Lewis Hegudus
Johnstown
Michael Louch
Fair Grounds
Stumbles Into Pond and Saves Youths Life
Devon Conn June 40 -4 The five year old Russell Thomas of New Haven survived after a bather Hansen stumbles into the pool. He discovered the boy at the bottom, brought him ashore, and aided respiration until Firemen and inhalator revived him. The child rests at Milford Hospital in stable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Conn
Russell ‘Thomas
New Haven
Lulan = Thomes
Russell Hansen
Hamden
Russell Thomas
Milford
Four Year Old Girl Saves Life of her Mother
A four year old girl called a hotel operator to say her mom was sick and saved the life of Jean Prager 22 who had swallowed cleaning fluid spray ink and polish. Prager was treated at Allegheny Hospital and freed pending a morals hearing on disorderly conduct charges. A note in the hotel room blamed despondency on inability to find a room for mother and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Mommie
Leo Walsh
Jean Prager
Allegheny Hospital
Walsh
Youth 18 Dies After Drowning In Abandoned Mine Pit
Thomas Stoltz 18 of Greenwich walked near a logging road after a wedding reception, fell into a 16 foot deep abandoned strip mining pit, and drowned. Firefighters retrieved the body at about 10:30 p.m. aided by grappling hooks and a boat. Survived by his mother and two brothers. coroner and state police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Stoltz
Greenwich
B. L. Fleming
Keith al Greenwich
Barnesboro
Boyd Anderson
Cherry Tree Fire Department
Spangler Fire Department
Bob Merryweather
Frank Marino
Richard Wallace
Don Stratton
Fleming
Lare
River Hits High Peak in Mississippi Flood Fight
ST LOUIS June 20 After rising to a 103 year high the Mississippi fell slightly but engineers warned that the levee battle remains far from over with another crest expected from the Missouri. An earthquake added strain as thousands evacuated and Red Cross set up shelters while crews begged for volunteers to shore dikes near East St. Louis and Chester Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Mississippi
U. S. Army
Missouri River
Ilinois
East St. Louis
Chester
Harry F. Wahlgren
Red Cross
Chauteau Island
North St. Louis
Granite City
East Carondelet
Cape Levees
Degognia
Cape Girardeau
Illinois
Iown
Winois
Missouri
Des Moines
St Louis
Kansas City
Campaign to study problem drinkers in the United States
The Research Council on Problems of Alcohol said about 750,000 Americans are definite problem drinkers. It plans a nationwide campaign to spur research into why chronic alcoholics drink and how to cure them, seeking $200,000 yearly to fund centers in major medical schools and hospitals. The council is an associated society of AAAS and is not connected with prohibition or liquor movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Research Council On Problems of Alcohol
The
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Barnesboro Man Seriously Hurt In Motorcycle Upset
Bert Ober, 28, of Barnesboro R. D. 2, was seriously injured when his motorcycle overturned on the legislative route between Nole and Heilwood at 5:30 p.m. Sunday. He was admitted unconscious, then listed in fair condition per today's hospital report. possible skull fracture noted. Fireworks Fair Grounds July 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Ober
Barnesboro R. D
Nole
Heilwood
Ober
Fair Grounds
Heilwood Plans Independence Day Celebration Parade and Events
Heilwood Civic Club sponsors a July 4 Homecoming style celebration with a community parade, speaking, children and ladies contests, a baseball game Stafford versus Heilwood, greased pig contest, men’s contests, a dance and a fireworks display funded by Local Union No. 2081 American Legion Fest No. 944 and the Heilwood Civic Club. A $100 prize fund is offered and refreshments are provided. Public is invited to participate in Heilwood activities through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hailwood
Heilwood
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Legionaires
Stafford Vs. Heilwood
Union No
American Legion Fest
Heilwood Civic Club
Widespread Plot Claimed by Black Maquis Leaders
Paris reports Interior Minister Depreux announced a wide spread plan by the Black Maquis to topple the French Republic and install a military dictatorship. Arrests included Gen Guillaudot and Maj Loustauneau Lacau with other officers and civilians. four generals and several civilians were implicated per a semi official source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edouard Depreux
Pla
Black Maquis
Depreux
Guillaudot
Aadre Loustauneau-Lacau
Henri Philippe Petain
Isle D’yeu
de Preux
Vichy
Maquis
Te Preux
Conferante
Rennes
Brittany
M. de Vulpian
France Vivante
Marc Jacquat
Montigny
Lamballe
Hault
de Vulpian
Seven Arrests Recorded By Borough Police
Borough Police reported seven arrests and summonses on fighting disorderly and motor vehicle charges. Robert Duveney and Gene Midock, both 20, were charged with fighting on Philadelphia Street. Elisha Begley, 22, a soldier from Camp Kilmer, was jailed for drunk and disorderly conduct after attempting to force entry on South Fifth Street. Clarence Lewis, 34, of Indiana R. D. 3, jailed for drunken fighting attempts after earlier warnings. Those summoned for fast driving on Philadelphia Street include Paul Baker, 20, Columbus. D William McCollum, 26, Erie. Harold Norris, 29, Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Duveney
Plumville
Gene Midock
Ernest
Philadelphia
Elisha Begley
Camp Kilmer
New Brunswick
N. J
South Fifth Street
Clarence Lewis
Indiana
Philadelphia Street
Paul V. Baker
Columbus
William E. McCollum
Erie
Harold L. Norris
Youngstown
Ohio
Stores to stay open Wednesday this week in Indiana
Indiana stores and business houses that normally close on Wednesdays in summer will stay open this week. The Chamber of Commerce announced that Friday, July 4 will be a full holiday in stores, so the regular Wednesday half day holiday is dispensed with this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Chamber of [Commerce
Landon predicts 1952 third party aid to GOP
Former 1936 Republican nominee Alt M. Landon said a third party backed by the P A C would help Democrats lose and allow New Dealers to seize the Democratic Party. He cited a 1945 letter to Raymond Moley and discussed Truman, Dewey, and coalition dynamics. Continued on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alt M. Landon
Henry A. Wallace
Landon
Kansas
Roosevelt
Raymond Moley
Newsweek
Truman
House
Martin
Rmass
Capitol
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Moley
Fruman
Yieves
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London
Kalman Kovacs
Captain Yerizalov
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