CBS Far Eastern News Chief Bill Costello to Speak in Indiana
CBS Far Eastern News Chief Bill Costello, longtime Asia analyst, will visit Indiana State Teachers College to discuss Asia's troubles and world implications. The St Paul, Minnesota native and University of Minnesota graduate has reported from Tokyo and Hawaii and held major CBS positions. He is married with two daughters and active in press associations.
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Honolulu
Washington
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National Press Club
Radio Correspondents Association
Lenten Film Series Goes On In Homer City Tonight
The Homer City Ministerial Association presents a 7:30 PM screening at United Presbyterian Church East Elm Street. This week’s film Journey Into Faith recounts the Emmaus journey and the risen Christ, featuring Cleophas and the other disciple as they meet Jesus without recognition. All are invited to attend.
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Truman Puts Initiative Up To Unions
President Truman left the next move to labor in the bitter quarrel over defense mobilization policy. The White House sought a united plan, while labor unions pressed for control over production and policy choices at the plants and in the defense effort.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Key West
Fla
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Truman, Wilson discuss defense policy amid labor protests
President Truman spent 90 minutes with Wilson yesterday addressing defense production and vowing that nothing and nobody would interfere. He again expressed confidence in Wilson, who remains in his post despite labor walkouts, and noted no signs of concern over a Senate subcommittee inquiry into Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan decisions. Donald Dawson, the president's administrative assistant who channels most federal appointments, is expected to join the White House staff here soon.
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Galatian Church Conflicts and Pauls Stand During Lent
A Lent devotional recalls Galatians chapter content. Paul defends gospel freedom against legalistic teachers, stressing that true righteousness requires neighbor love and bearing the marks of Jesus cross. The piece ends with a prayer for lasting faithfulness.
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Community Notes: Local Visitors and Moves Near North Point
Marchand News records social visits and relocations. Joseph Neville and Edith Woodford of North Point called on H. P. Knauf Sunday. Jock Homan, on leave from Camp Atterbury Indiana, stayed with his parents Elmer and Mary. Guy Mohney moved his family to a Plumville area farm. Cpl James A. Smith and wife of Fort Belvoir Virginia along with Meredith Liebel Punxsutawney and Clifford Chambers Virgil Ammon Beaver were visitors at H. P. Knauf home. Mary Blose and Margaret visited the Peffer home and helped quilt. Rev Hall of New Kensington was a Monday business visitor.
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Edith Woodford
North Point
H. P. Knauf
Jock Homan
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
Elmer
Mary Richardson
Guy Mohney
Near Town
Plumville
James A. Smith
Fort Belvoir
Mer
MacArthur Calls Korea War Direction Academic Question
General Douglas MacArthur, retreating from the front, said a further UN advance north could shorten Red supply lines and hurt enemy manpower more than it would aid the United Nations. He added stabilization depends on future developments and the 38th Parallel issue remains unclear.
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Charter Award To Be Made Toes At March Meeting
On March 13 at 7 30 p m a meeting of the Killanning Presbytery will witness the Indiana chapter of the National Council of Presbyterian Men receive its charter. Dr. Conley, synodical secretary of the Synod of Pennsylvania, will officially submit the charter. A large gathering is expected by the local church sponsors.
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Synod of Pennsylvania
Reds Break Across Han River East of Seoul Amidong Front
Allied forces cross the Han River east of Seoul after a heavy artillery barrage as UN troops extend the line toward Amidong. South Korean Seventh Division falls back to new lines to steady the front against Red counterattacks. Reports say Chinese reinforcements are entering the sector amid fears of a broader offense. General MacArthur warns of a Chinese buildup and seeks a UN stance on Red China’s war actions.
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Jam Tart Thief Put On Probation In England
Clifton George Moyle age 20 confessed to stealing 12 dozen jam tarts from his employer and ate nine dozen before stealing a tin of health salts. Magistrates in Shrewsbury placed him on probation for two years, ordered payment of 2.10 costs, and directed the probation officer to locate new lodgings for him.
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Quachita Triplets Are Honored
A feature on Jodie Judie and Julie Quachita, the triplet children. Jodie is the heaviest at 23 pounds while Jodie weighs 19 and Julie 18. The siblings have curly hair blue eyes and smile with many teeth. Judie speaks most, they beg coffee, and Judie points to a lit cigarette saying Hot.
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Council Convened Votes To Vacate Two Streets
Borough trustees discussed proposed vacating Grant Street and College Avenue with reversion of portions to the College and shared ownership. Pending ratification, paving by the State Highway Department was expected. other actions included street paving petitions, a fire hose purchase over $500, recreation commission appointment, park committee reappointment, a light at Maryland Way, and bids for a new two ton truck awaiting re advertisement.
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Second Street
A. J. Stahura
Recreation Commission
William Peters
Peters
Stahura
Bernell Shea
Memorial Park
DeWitt Ray
Raymond Simplson
Theodore Hoyt
Maryland’ Way
South Alley
Street Committee
Board of Health
Ernest
Besfore Council
Barber
Last of Series At ISTC Tonight
Kenneth Reeves of the Presbyterian Board of Higher Education delivers the closing address of Spiritual Enrichment Week at 645 p.m. in Fisher Auditorium Indiana State Teachers College. Reeves has coordinated the religious emphasis week on campus the past three days and oversees church student ministry in non church related colleges.
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MacArthur Hints at Korean Stalemate Clash and Peace Push
General MacArthur urged UN leaders to consider a peaceful settlement in Korea while warning that a renewed drive into North Korea could escalate the war. He criticized sanctuary in Manchuria and noted abnormal military inhibitions, saying decisions must address strategic, political, and international questions beyond his command.
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Body of Samuel Strain Found Near Smithton
The 49 year old Samuel Strain of Van Meter was found in a brook near Smithton north of Connellsville. Westmoreland County Coroner Joseph R. Cheek ruled drowning and no foul play suspected.
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Solicitor Advises Bids Above Five Hundred Dollars
The solicitor stated that the bids he requested would exceed $500 as the purchase price. The note signals the legal adviser’s view on required bid thresholds and potential bidding constraints.
Obituary Items for Keener and Soulchin Typed in Plumville and Homer City
Obituary notices report CLARK MONROE KEENER of Plumville died at Indiana Memorial Hospital at 1 10 this morning after admission Feb 19 born Jan 30 1888 in Deanville Armstrong Co Pa son of Isaac and Elsie Adams Keener surviving siblings Nellie Myers Glen Keener Milton Bessie Williams Maggie Nulph Henry Keener Ernest Nellie Mears and others with services at Bowser Funeral Home Plumville and burial in Presbyterian Cemetery Plumville. Also noted is NICK Sonny Soulchin 11 Indiana High School student who died at his home in Shelocta March 5 born Feb 20 1935 son of George and Mary Kalajnovich Soulchin survived by parents one brother Bobby grandmother Anna Kalanovich several aunts and uncles with services at home and at St Marys Greek Catholic Church Homer City and burial in St Bernards Cemetery.
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Armstrong County
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Plumeville
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Youngstown
Ohio
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Berlin Center
Maggie Nulph
Climax
Henry Keener
New Bethlehem
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Rock Island
Nettle M Myers
Bowser
Presbyterian Cemetery
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Sonny") Soulchin
Bobby
Anna Kalanovich
Fulton Run
Shelocta
St. Mary's Greek Catholic Church
Homer City
Baycura
St. Bernard's
Allegheny Fair Plans Delayed by Site Contention
Local plans for Allegheny County's annual fair are stalled as officials worry contracts may be canceled if the fair site is occupied or seized by troops. Nearby obituaries note the passing of ALTA LEONA SMYERS and LOUIS ALBERT KARALFA, with service details and survivors listed. Continued notices cover the Indiana Memorial Hospital death of Mrs Clara Edwards Simpson and funeral arrangements. Jersey City’s team loss to Rochester headlines tie-in with a minor league recap.
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Alta Leona. Smyers
Army
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Deckers Point
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Park Fair Grounds
East Mahoning
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Clara ‘(Edwards) Simpson
John L. Simpson
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Rayne Township
James and
Cathern (Ober) Edwards
Marion Center
Aida
Myra Brady
Detroit
Mich
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Lola Stanley
Indiana
R.D
Nettie McAfoos
Commodore
Florence Botsford
R. D
Murray Edwards
Harvey
Carl Edwards
Clymer
Ira Kirkland
Simpson
Marion Center Methodist Church
Joseph Gilkey
Thomas Funeral Home
ISTC Plans Special Summer Sessions for Acceleration
ISTC announces accelerated summer sessions starting June 4 for high school graduates to begin college early and potentially earn 12 semester hours in 12 weeks. Eligible ROTC cadets may start June 25, with a path to a B.S. Education degree and a second lieutenant commission in three years.
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Indiana
U. S. Army Quartermaster Reserve Officer Training Corp
U. S. Army Quartermaster Corps Reserves
J W Mack Sr Service Set Indiana County Leader Dies
Indiana County leader J W Mack Sr longtime Indiana Borough president dies at home after a career in law banking and local civic groups He married Mabel Waller in 1905 and is survived by his wife two sons and two daughters along with eight grandchildren a brother and sister Services are set for Thursday at 2 00 pm from his late home with burial at Greenwood cemetery Marty O Connor noted as senior guard of Notre Dame basketball joins Bob Williams as All America defensive back in a separate brief item
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Bedford
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George J. Stigler
Scarsdale
New York
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