Time for a Moscow showdown on Germany and world tensions
AP Foreign Affairs analyst Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes the Moscow conference aiming to frame the German treaty. He notes pessimism about securing a German settlement before clearing Russia Western allies ties and warns a showdown could clarify or deepen bloc tensions. He argues peace requires Russia realignment and mutual assurances between the United States Britain and Moscow.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Moscow
Europe
New Tithe
London Times
Germany
Russia
America
Britain
Soviet Union
Uncle Sam
Rauch
Eurasia
Western
United States
Molotov Proposes Chinese Problem Be Placed On Agenda
Izvestia reports Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov urged placing the Chinese issue on the Foreign Ministers conference agenda as timely given the deteriorating situation. The paper says the proposal shows Russian resolve to uphold international pledges for peace and security, with Moscow press offering little editorial commentary beyond factual session coverage.
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Moscow
Izvestia
VY. M. Molotovv
Javestia
Two Versions of Marshall Talk
Moscow dispatch reports two conflicting versions of what Secretary Marshall said on Molotov’s China proposal. US sources say he blocked acts and asked time to consider before replying to Molotov’s agenda request, while a Russian version claims Marshall agreed the question should be discussed but again sought time to think over the probe proposal.
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Moscow
Mar
Ruassiar
United States
George C. Marshall
V. M. Molotov
China
U.S
Molotov
Marshall
Council of Foreign Ministers
Hope to Beat Proposal On Tenure Hope to Beat Proposal On Tenure
Democratic strategists seek to use abstentions to block a Republican plan to raise a nine year presidency limit. Senate action awaited as tactics aim to sidestep two thirds votes. House favored two term limit with state legislatures, Senate plan would use state conventions and allows a vice president two full terms.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Portal Pay
House
Army happy over rockets progress in U S tests
In Albuquerque on March 1 the army reported its guided missiles program is advancing toward American rockets designed to exceed German V 2s. Lt. Col. Harold R. Turner said tests show up to five U S rockets launched per V 2 and some reach 14 miles. By June the Ordnance Department aims to stop using captured V 2s and use home built projectiles, though a 150 ton super rocket remains untested and parts may be tested soon.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Army
Harold R. Turner
Sands
N.M
Turner
New Mexico
Ordnance Department
Honor Local Pilot For Long Flight Service With PCA
Benjamin F. Hildebrand, an Indiana pilot known as Gump, will be an honor guest at a Pennsylvania Central Airlines banquet in New York City on Wednesday. He has piloted PCA planes for over a million miles since starting with the airline in 1940, after first flying at Hamilton Field in 1930. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W F Hildebrand of Armagh, and his brother B H Hildebrand is a PCA senior agent in Norfolk, Virginia.
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Benjamin F. Hildebrand
Indiana
Pennsylvania Central Airlines
New York City
PCA
Hildebrand
Gump
Hamilton Field
W. FL. Hildebrand
Armagh
B. H. Hildebrand
Norfolk
Pa Solons Review Duff Budget With Proposed Tax Hikes
The bill outlines emergency two year taxes including a possible one cent per gallon gas tax rise. Duff's recommended appropriations total 857 million, with the governor removing 24 million in general fund revenues and a 50 million postwar bond issue. Added funds include 45 million for mental hospitals and 5 million for Schuylkill River desilting, bringing the overall budget to about 1.005 billion. Also mentions snakes hibernating in temperate climates.
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Duff
Schuylkill River
Marques de Camarinas Refloated After Havana Gounding
The Spanish liner Marques de Camarinas, aground at the Havana harbor entrance, was refloated with tug assistance and entered the port early today. Damage extent not yet learned. Reported note about rattlesnakes killed by sun exposure appears in the fragment.
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Havana
Cuba
Mar
M— P
Marques de Caminas
Black Lick District Expands to Entire Indiana County
Indiana County voters approved extending the Black Lick Soil Conservation District to cover the whole county. The 1938 charter district now includes 550 farmer cooperators and offers technical help from the Soil Conservation Service as farmers adopt strip cropping, ponds, reforestation, and pasture improvements. The action, under 1947 act, widens access to conservation services for all county farmers.
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Board of County Commissioners
Indiana County
Lawrence R. Robinson
Black Lick
Pennsylvania
Soil Conservation Service
Ready Attack In Revolt In Concepcion Uruguays Border
In Montevideo on March 11 government troops planned an all out assault on the insurgent holdout in Concepcion Paraguay. Radio warnings urged Concepcion's 15 000 residents to evacuate the northern city and to dig bomb proof shelters before heavy bombs drop. Government appeals to Maj Aguirre the revolt leader and his forces urged surrender amid a revolt tied to Morinigo's government. A band described as Communist and Febrerista supporters attacked the Asuncion police office last Friday causing six soldiers and one civilian dead.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Paraguay
Concepcion
Aguirre
Higinio Morinigo
Febrerista Party
Asuncion
Trapped In Building After Flooded Basement Collapse
Reported escape from a building disaster after a major water main break flooded the basement. Police search for several workers including Walleeskin Ray Bell and Al Rudd of Covington Sky after fellow workers said they were missing. Initial word says fire followed the collapse and men were trapped in the basement.
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Walleeskin
Stockkeeper
Ray Bell
al Rudd
Covington
Sky
Wallapse
Two Die in Tunnel Rock Fall on P R R Project
James W. Shirley aged 38 from Salisbury and James C. Merlo aged 38 from Crystal Falls Michigan died after a 30 foot roof section collapsed while they worked on a diesel shovel in a tunnel. The Feb 27 accident happened during the Conemaugh Reservoir program repair work that will cover part of the old railroad tracks. Shirley died at the scene and Merlo died 35 hours later in hospital.
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P.R. R
Conemaugh
James W. Shirley
Salisburg
James C. Merlo
Crystal Falls
Mich
Shirley
Merlo
Churches Hitler Tool Niemoeller Says Prewar Germany Used Churches
Philadelphia March 11 1947 Rev Dr Martin Niemoeller told a Red Cross campaign meeting in East Mahoning and Marion Center that prewar Germanys Christian churches became the tool of Hitler. He said uniting Protestant churches into the German Evangelical Church bound Christians to the Nazi cause and made the church an instrument for control. The Red Cross drive in East Mahoning and Marion Center continues March 10 to 14 with chairmen and solicitors listed for Marion Center and East Mahoning districts.
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Philadelphia
Germany
Hitler
Martin Niemoeller
Niemoeller
Red Cross
Philadelphia Lutheran Seminary
Yes
East Mahonitty Town
Ship and Marion Center
W. A. McCreery
McCreery
East Mahoning
Marion Center
Miriam Ross
Hugh Fitzsimmons
Edwin Griffith
Martha Bell
West Main Street
Louise Crawford
Central Main Street
Nora Heeter
East Main Street
Myrtle Raybuck
East Marn
Ernest Wetzel
Factory
High Streets
Martha Black
Hamill
Perie Lewis
Lowman
Aida Simpson
Pickering Run
Steele Thompson
Margaret Thompson
Brandon
Raymond Walker
Marion
Chauffeur testifies in murder tied to love affair
In Vale Oregon on March 11 a young chauffeur linked to a circuit court case recounted a clandestine romance with his employer Gladys Lincoln Broadhurst. He described slaying her husband W D Broadhurst with a wrench and gunfire after she urged removal during a California trip. Williams, who married her in Reno, faces later trial for the killing.
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Vale. Ore
Alvin Lee Williams
Gladys Lincoln Broadhurst
W. D. Broadhurst
Broadhurst
Idaho
Hare
Williams
California
Reno
Elaine Hamilton Williams
Jr Hospital Auxiliary At Kiwanis Meeting Recap
Members of the Kiwanis Club heard a report from the Junior Hospital Auxiliary on their activities and fund raising. Mrs William Schuster outlined projects aiding the children's ward and equipment donations. Children's activities chair Mrs David Wertz described year round entertainment for patients and hospital superintendent Miss Adeline Hawxhurst praised cooperative support. Wilbur Frost Brookville attended.
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Kiwanis Club
Junior Hospital
William Schuster
David Wertz
Adeline Hawxhurst
Wilbur Frost Brookville
Sun Telegraph Sunday Home Garden and Flower Number
Sun Telegraph promotes spring gardening as readers are urged to prepare soil, seeds, shrubs, and supplies. The Sunday issue March 16 features a special Annual Home Garden and Flower Number with garden items and nursery supplies, available via local dealer delivery.
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Sun-Telegraph
Sunday
The
Beekeepers Here to Meet Beekeepers Here to Meet
A meeting for beekeepers in Indiana County is scheduled for Thursday March 13 at 1 00 p m in the Community Center Building in Indiana. County Agent W C Cochrane announces Penn State apiary specialist W W Clarke will discuss general management practices buying and introducing package bees feeding disease control honey production and marketing A question period follows for attendees to seek Clarke s help This first county meeting in some time should interest many people and attendees need not currently keep bees.
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Indiana County
Indiana
W. C. Cochrane
W. W. Clarke
Penn State
Tortured Baby Charged In Cincinnati Case
In Cincinnati a 34 year old father, Jack Slagle, faced arraignment after his wife Ann signed a municipal court warrant alleging torture or neglect of their five month old son Lionel. The infant suffered second degree burns on his feet from a cigarette flame, reportedly witnessed by four year old Jo Ann. Police reports quote Slagle denying the accusation.
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Cincinnati
Mar
Jack Slagle
Ann
Slagle
Pollice
Robert Krug
Krug
Jo Annn
Lionel
General Hospital
ROA Chapter Meeting Set For Wednesday Evening
The March meeting of the local Reserve Officers Association chapter will be held Wednesday night March 12 at 7 30 P M in Memorial Hall. Capt Frank Cummins secretary of the Johnstown Chapter and adjutant of the Johnstown Reserve Troop Transport Squadron will attend and accept forms 5 and 66 2 for former Air Force officers interested in the Reserve Flying program at Pittsburgh or Johnstown. A planned program awaits all former officers.
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Reserve Officers Association
Memorial Hall
Frank Cummins
Johnstown
Air Force
Pittsburgh
Rural Talent Festival Planned for April Eighteenth
Indiana County groups announce participation in the Rural Talent Festival set for April 18 at the Indiana State Teachers College auditorium beginning 7:30 p m The committee hopes more organizations join last year's nine participants The event comes amid a March earthquake report with no damage noted in central Honshu Japan highlighting the festival’s community focus.
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Indiana County
Tokyo
Mar
M. C. Stewart
Central
Honshu
Indiana State
Mito
Teachers College
Gifu
Thejin
Ikai
Marshall To Reject Continued from page one
Marshall is expected to tell the council he will reject any discussion of China's sovereignty without Chinese representation. He has already assured China on this point, resisting decisions by the big three made without China at the Moscow conference echoing past protests.
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Marshall
Molotov
China
United Nations
Guard Unit Maps Maneuver Plans For 1947 Indiana Legion Week
Reading Pa March 11. Pennsylvania National Guard officers met to map plans for the summer maneuvers at Indiantown Gap. Brig Gen C C Curtis led discussions with about 86 officers from Philadelphia Lancaster Harrisburg Pottsville Reading Allentown Bethlehem Easton. Burgess J R Maloney proclaimed American Legion Week March 30 to April 16 1947 urging display of Legion emblem and tribute to wartime and peacetime services.
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Reading
Pennsylvania National Guard
Indiantown Gap
C. C. Curtis
Allen' Stown
Harry A. Markle
Allentown
John H. Brubaker
Baa
American Ton
approxi/Legion
Philadelphia
Burgess J. R. Malanay
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Pottsville
Bethlehem
Easton
American Legion
J. R. Muhoney
Burgess
Indiana
Borough of
J. R. Maloney
High Court To Review FTC Findings On Cement Case
The Supreme Court agreed to review FTC findings that cement producers conspired to restrict competition via a delivered price system. The Justice Department asks reversal of a Chicago circuit court ruling upholding the FTC order directing firms to drop the system. Named parties include the Cement Institute and several cement companies.
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Washington
Mar
Supreme Court
Peview
Federal Trade Commission
Justice Department
U. S. Circuit Court
Chicago
Commission
High Court
The
Cement Institute
Aetna Portland Cement Co
Superior Portland Cement, Inc
Northwestern Portland Cement Co
Riverside Cement Co
Universal At- Tas Cement Co
Monolith Portland Cement Co
Dr Swain Lenten Speaker At Homer City Church
Dr J Carter Syden of Pittsburgh will lecture at Homer City Presby terian Church at 8 00 p m as part of the Lenten series sponsored by the Homer City Ministerial Association He speaks on the Revised Standard Version and its New Testament edition The eight months US and Canada educational tour for the International Council of Religious Education is noted for context.
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Homer City Minsterial Association
J. Carter Syden
D. D
Pittsburgh
Swaim
Western Theological Serminary
United States
Canada
International Council of Religious Education
Homer City Presbyterian Church
Stewart Rise Told in May
Hedda Hopper profiles Jimmy Stewart in Modern Screen magazine revealing how Hopper discovered the actor who is a possible Academy Award candidate. The piece includes recent candids and notes the April issue goes on sale March 11.
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Modern Screen Magazine
Jimmy Stewart
Hedda Hopper
Hedda
Jimmy
State cites five Indiana county drivers for motor code violations
Five Indiana County drivers were listed by the State Bureau of Highway Safety at Harrisburg for violations of the motor vehicle code during the third week in February. Their licenses were suspended for speeding, operating during suspension, and improper passing. Names include Russell Roser of Indiana and Paul W. Little of Marion Center R. D. 2, among others.
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Indiana County
State Bureau of Highway Safety
Harrisburg
Russell Roser
Indiana
Chester Daniels
Dilltown
Nora A. Rostetler
Blairsville R. D
Louis E. Patmore
Clymer
Ior
Paul W. Little
Marion Center R. D
Windber High School Elects Paul Dean as Teacher
Paul Dean of Indiana State Teachers College has been elected to Windber High School as a chemistry and general science teacher. He is finishing his practice teaching and will join the faculty to lead science instruction.
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Paul
Indiana ‘State Teachers College
Windber
Obituaries of Miss Martha Amanda Anderson and Mrs Alice Stuchus
Miss Martha Amanda Anderson, aged 61, longtime Indiana resident, died at her Pittsburgh home after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at Robinsons in Pittsburgh Wednesday at 2 PM, with interment in Shelocta United Presbyterian Cemetery. Mrs. Alice Morrow Stuchus died in Plumville after several weeks illness. She was active in Beracha United Presbyterian Church and Missionary Society, born July 4, 1871 in Plumville. survived by children Mary Fraser New Bethlehem Reed Stuchul Plumville Mrs Louis A Miller Warren Kenneth Stuchul Cleveland and Max Stuchul Plumville. Bowser Funeral Home Plumville handling arrangements with services Thursday at 2 PM conducted by Reverend Henry L Millison. interment in Beracha Cemetery Plumville.
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Martha Amanda. Anderson
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Miss Anderson
Robinsons 36
North Seventh St
James XK. Leitch
Shelocta United Presbyterian Cemetery
Alice Morrow Stuchus
Plumville
Beracha United Presbyterian Church
The
Missionary Society
William and Margaret McCreary Morrow
James Robert Stuchul
Mary Fraser
New Bethlehem
Reed Stuchul
Louis A. Miller
Warren
Kenneth Stuchul
Cleveland Ohio
Max
Bowser Funeral Home
Eleck
Henry L Millison
Beracha
Blairsville Names C. H. Yates Health Officer
Blairsville Board of Health elected C H Yates of 103 Main Street as part time borough health officer. This is the town's first employed health officer who will inspect drinking and eating places report contagious diseases and oversee quarantines.
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Blairsville
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