Blows Struck Against North Korea Bases
Allied air raids pounded North Korean bases and installations as General MacArthur ordered attacks on enemy airfields and supply depots. Reports from Tokyo and Taejon said U.N. forces bombed Pyongyang and other targets while South Korean troops reportedly reentered Seoul suburbs.
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North
South Korea
MacArthur
E. M. Almond
North Korea
South
Almond
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Pyong- Prang
Sard
Red Capital
Red Radio
Pyongyang
Korea
Red
Seoul
Britain
Holland
China
Australia
New Zealand
Wool Pool at B O Station Boosts Indiana County Wool Prices
Wool growers from Indiana and neighboring counties gathered at the B O Station today for a wool pool of the Indiana County Sheep and Wool Growers Association. Patterson & Company of Boston is buying the wool at FOB Indiana prices with deductions for local handling. 30,000 to 40,000 pounds expected to be sold as the Boston firm ships the product. Harry Shearer of Indiana is president and Day Nichols secretary of the association.
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Indiana County
Sheen and Wool Growers Association
Patterson & Company
Boston
Indiana
Howard Iddings
Ohio
Camrin
Westmoreland
Center
Armstrong Counties
Harry Shearer
Indiana County Association
Day Nichols
Chicago Brothers Stabbed In Chase
Two Chicago brothers Joseph and Frank Pizur were chased by Indiana Patrolman Harold Cunningham after speeding on West Philadelphia Street. A motorcycle officer stopped the trio. when all three vehicles reached 15 miles per hour, the brothers surrendered and were brought before a justice of the peace around noon.
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Chicago
Indiana
Joseph
Frank Pizur
West Philadelphia
Harold Cunningham
Beauty Contest At Blairsville At VFW Jamboree
Eleven local beauties compete in a Blairsville beauty contest during the VFW Jamboree week. Judging begins at 8 p m at Legion Park beside carnival attractions. Legion presents Bat gay Deane and a Topics Band. Admission is 270.
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Blairsville
Legion Park
Na Legion
Bat
Gay Deane
Igate
Bod Legion
AMA Doctors Elect Cline
Dr John W Cline 52 year old San Francisco surgeon elected president of the American Medical Association calls for doctors to take an active role in politics The AMA with about 17000 members holds its 0th annual convention in San Francisco and votes to host future meetings in Atlantic City Chicago and New York
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San Francisco
John W. Cline
American Medical Association
AMA
Atlantic City
Chicago
Association
New York
Turks Deny Red Concentrations Near Turkish Border
ISTANBUL June 30 Turkish Army Chief denied reports of Russian troop concentrations on the Turk Russian border. Gen Nuri Yarnut said if such a thing existed you would not see us busy with maneuvers near Ankara. Military drills were held west of Ankara observed by President Cela Rayer Cabinet members and the U.S. ambassador George Wadsworth.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Nuri
Yarnut
Ankara
Cela Rayer
U. S
George Wadsworth
UY. 5
Stalin Said To Have Had Heart Attack
Salem Mags reports Colonel Roland W Estey U S A R writes Stalin suffered a heart attack on June 2 en route to a Chita conference. Estey cites European sources and says an impersonator returned him to Moscow while a double filled in at the Moscow May 81 demonstration. He notes a June 21 letter warning about Formosa or Chosen before July. The message implies prior warning of Northern Korea moves.
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Salem
Mags
Roland W. Estey
Salem Evening News
Stalin
Chuvash
Estey
Europe
Chita
Moscow
OSS
Formosa
Korea
Were You Missed In Cancer Drive in Indiana
The Indiana unit of the American Cancer Society reports some homes were missed in their recent fund drive and have not contributed. Missed supporters are urged to send contributions to Room 411 of the Indiana Theatre Building or to Lester W. Tuck at Farmers Bank and Trust Company. Make checks payable to Lester W. Tuck, Treasurer. Tee Cald Beer by case. J. Lombardo, Beer Dist. Open to 2
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Indiana
The
American Cancer Society
Society
Indiana Theatre Building
Lester W. Tuck
Farmers Bank and Trust Company
Indiana County to reduce bonded debt by $50,400
Indiana County will cut its total bonded indebtedness by $50,400 with a payment on the B Bonds tomorrow, according to Steele Clark, president of the county commissioners. After the payment, total debt on A, B and C Bonds will be $820,000.
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Indiana County
Steele Clark
Board of
Indiana County Commissioners
Indiana County names steering committee for civil defense
A steering committee of prominent Indiana County residents will be named soon as part of the civilian defense program. Ten American Legion posts will man 12 air raid observation posts in the area. The steering committee will meet July 11, with Legion post commanders invited to attend a July 7 meeting at 8 30 p m at the Indian American Legion Home. Greensburg is the key point air raid center for Indiana, Westmoreland, Cambria and Somerset Counties.
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Indiana
American Legion
Legion
Greensburg
Westmoreland
Cambria
Somerset
Bonus Deadline Tomorrow Night for WWII Bonus
The deadline for filing applications for the Pennsylvania World War II bonus is tomorrow night. A veteran may postmark a letter indicating intent to file or an application by midnight July 1 to be acceptable to the Bonus Bureau.
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Bonus Bureau
Margiotti May Get Attorney General Job
Philadelphia reports indicate Governor Duff may appoint T McKeen Chidsey and Judge Grover C Ladner to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court while Margiotti is considered for Attorney General Duff says no final decisions this week and that announcements may come next week Chidsey and Ladner are a Republican Democrat pair with prior ties to Duff Margiotti has shifted parties and says he is surprised by the consideration Duke Duff indicated others are under consideration for the court seats
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Philadelphia
T. McKeen
Chidsey
Grover C. Ladner
Philadelphia Orphans Court
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Easton
James H. Duff
Ladner
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Duff
George W. Maxey
William Linn
Requirer
Charles J. Margiotti
Pittsburgh
Margiotti
Supreme Court
John C. Bell, Jr
Marlon D. Patterson
Bell
Michael J. Eagen
Scranton
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Edner
Orphans Court
Earle
Duft
U. S
Stock Market Reverses Sharply After Morning Rally
NEW YORK June 30 The stock market turned upward this morning with shares rising over $1 to above $3. After yesterday’s steep decline many brokers filled with buy orders as the tape lagged due to heavy activity. The week’s total paper value on the exchange fell by about 7 billion as heavy demand spurred more buying.
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New York
Canada Sends Three Warships to Korea Readiness
OTTAWA June 30 Prime Minister Louis St Laurent announced that three Canadian destroyers on the Pacific Coast the Cayuga Athabaskan and Sioux are ordered to be ready to go into action off Korea if needed This marks a show of force as tensions escalate in the region.
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Ottawa
Louis St. Laurent
Pacific
Korea
Japanese star finds American men shy in romance
Shirley Yamaguchi, a Japanese movie star visiting Hollywood to study screen lovemaking, says Americans seem shy about romance. She names Robert Ryan as appealing but notes no male star has offered instructions, adding she is surprised by the lack of romance among American men.
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Hollywood
Shirley Yamaguchi
United States
Shirley
Robert Ryan
Ryan
Latrobe-Built Nurses Home Bid For Tore yance Project
Latrobe-fill Building Company of Latrobe submitted the low bid of 55440 for general construction of the nurses home at Tore yance State Hospital near Blaives ville. The project plans call for housing 110 persons at the institution and reflect a competitive bidding process for the Latrobe area project.
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Tore Yance State Hospital
Blaivesville
Latrobe-fill Building Company of
Circus Fire Bug Admits Arson Act
Ohio Fire Marshal Harry J Callan said Robert Dale Segee of Circleville Ohio has signed statements admitting he set the Ringling Bros. Circus fire in Hartford Conn that killed 168 and injured 412 in 1944 He also admitted 25 to 30 major fires in Portland Me New Hampshire and Ohio and claimed responsibility for four deaths A Pickaway County grand jury indicted Segee on two arson charges connected to fires in Circleville Ohio
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Columbus
Ohio
Harry J. Callan
Robert Dale Segee
Circleville
Ringling Bros
Hartford
Calan
Segee
East St. Louis
Pickaway County
Circtaville
Truman authorizes ground troops in Korea actions
President Truman announced authorization for U S forces in Korea including air missions into Northern Korea, a naval blockade of the Korean coast, and General MacArthur to deploy supporting ground units to repel North Korean advances south of Seoul. The cabinet congressional briefing followed a White House meeting with defense and state leaders.
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Washington
Truman
Korea
United States Air Force
Douglas MacArthur
White House
Thaw
Raney
Mae Ueeee Defense Department
Seoul
Secretary of Defense
Secretary of State
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United Nations Security Council
Republic of Korea
Water System For Black Lick
A plan for a permanent water supply for Black Lick emerged after a community meeting in the Black Lick Fire Hall. A four member survey committee was named to canvas homes and estimate costs, then work with the township road supervisor to form a water authority. The committee includes Elmer Campbell, C J Goat er, Ed Avallis, and Mrs. Calla Cribbs. High Ridge Water Company reps assured water will reach homes. currently only the elementary school has piped water.
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Black Lick
Black Lick Township Road
Elmer Campbell
C. J. Goater
Ed Avallis
Calla Cribbs
High Ridge Water Company of
Greensburg
New Rent Law Takes Effect Tonight Nationwide
Washington reports the new federal rent control law goes into effect at midnight. Housing Expediter Tighe Woods aims to correct flaws to assure landlords a fair net operating income while promising tighter compliance to curb violations. Major provisions run to December 1, 1950 with optional extensions to June 30, 1951 for localities.
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Washington
Tighe Woods
Churches Join Summer Evenings on Campus Patio
During July and August ten Protestant churches unite for Sunday evening services at 7:30 on the Fisher Auditorium patio at the State Teachers College. If rain, services move to the Auditorium. On July second the Presbyterian Church leads with Dr. Harry Burton Boyd preaching, Lawrence C. Stitt directing the choir, and Mrs. Harold Schrecongost at the piano. the public is invited.
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Fisher
State Teachers’ College
Presbyterian Church
Harry Burton Boyd
Lawrence C. Stitt
Harold Schrecongost
Koreans Penetrate Republic Near Suwon in Korea War Action
North Korean armored columns reportedly move within eight to fifteen miles of Suwon as President Truman authorizes U S ground forces. MacArthur confirms a break through southwest of Seoul with 40 to 50 Red vehicles, while US air strikes hit North Korean bases. The Han River remains a key barrier between Seoul and Taejon as developments unfold.
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Clarence Ryee
North Korea
Taejon
Seoul
Ryee
Pyongyang
Tass
Mosé Vow
E. M. Almond
MacArthur
Korea
Han River
Tokyo
South Korea
Suwon
Truman
U. S
Washington
Defense Department
Reda
Pusan
Omilea
Mrs Ella Andrews Dies in Plumville at 88
Longtime Plumville resident Mrs Ella Andrews died at home this morning at age 88. She lived in the community all her life. Her husband Dr D Andrews preceded her in death. She leaves a brother C A Zimmerman of Indiana, a daughter Mrs Helen Marshall of Plumville, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday.
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Elizabeth Ella Andrews
Plumville
D. Andrews
C. A. Zimmerman
Indiana
Helen Marshall
Plumeville
Funere
Sea
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Sansuay
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Savoy
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