Tax reform faces Senate delays over Eisenhower front
Washington AP reports two disputes threaten quick action on President Truman's 7.9 billion foreign aid plan. Senator McMahon pushes to recall Eisenhower to testify, while Hickenlooper debates joint versus separate hearings. The clash marks a partisan pause as lawmakers weigh global anti communism stakes.
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Taft
Ohio
Higenhower
Yuha Fund Surges Past Fourteen Thousand in Appeal
A $14 000 Yuha Fund total follows a $200 booster club gift from Apollo Area and a $3450 donation reported by Mike Bernardo and Doak Rutkowski. Yuha remains in serious condition at NYU Bellevue Medical Center, with a year of rehabilitation ahead. Contributions nationwide rise after the Strike It Rich TV segment featuring local participants.
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Johnny Yuha
Mike Bernardo
Doak Rutkowski
Tarentium
Yuha
New York University-Bellevue Medical Center
Bell Township
Apollo Boosters
Apollo Area High School
Yuha Fund
Summer Theater Contest Closes Amid Oleomargarine Law Tie
Entries reach 46 as the Summer Theater Contest nears closing, with Squire Jackson noting few days left to mail entries to him in Indiana. Indiana officials enforce a revised oleomargarine law restricting sales and requiring notices in eateries, fines up to 100 dollars and potential jail time for violations, while licenses and records must be kept.
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Harrisburg
Marion Center
Robert C
Hamilton
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Walter Jackson
Indiana
W. S. Hagar
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Department Food Places
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Iyasie Ty
Chiropractor Opens Indiana Office in Murph Building
Dr W Bostrom, native of Latrobe and Lincoln Chiropractic College graduate May 1950, opens new office in Murph Building Indiana. Previous practice in Derry before relocation. District events include evangelistic services at Auliman Union Church March 10, and a spaghetti dinner by Sportsmen's Club March 24 at Eagles Home Dance Club.
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Savoy
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Bar Jnight
Sereeneday’s
Indiana Hardware
For Humans Or Dogs Horsemeat Prices Set
Washington reports show the Office of Price Stabilization set dollar and cent limits on horsemeat for animal and human use. Dr C H Pals says government officials had no knowledge of horsemeat being used as a food for humans beyond fed, federally inspected, un adulterated horsemeat.
Federal rules on horsemeat in dog foods described
Dr Pals explains federally inspected bulk horsemeat for interstate sale must meet same standards as beef lamb and pork and is fit for human consumption. He notes canned dog foods may include ground bone and other additives that render them unsuitable for people. He warns horsemeat not marked for interstate sale may escape inspection and could be produced under substandard sanitary conditions posing a danger to humans.
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Dr. Pals
Angie Sam
Allegheny County's Oldest Resident Dies at 109
Mrs. E Dent known as Grandma Dent to Western Pennsylvanians died at a Millvale convalescent home. She attributed her long life to a nightly bottle of beer and would have turned 110 on July 15.
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Pittsburgh
E] Dent
Allegheny County
Damage Suits In Henie Show
Baltimore cites Sonja Henie ice revue and others facing lawsuits totaling 4 218 000 dollars after a bleacher collapse last week injuring about 155 of 275 spectators. A bleacher section gave way minutes before the show.
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Baltimore
Sonja Henie Ice Revue
POW Swap Talks Near Dead End
MUNSAN prison negotiations on a POW exchange neared collapse as U N truce negotiators directed the issue back to staff officers. Rear Adm. Libby called progress extremely slow while the Communists ponder a reply potentially tomorrow.
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U.N
Adm. RK
Libby
Eisenhower Victory Seen as Duty Call for 1952 Bid
Backers of General Dwight D. Eisenhower hail his New Hampshire win as a clear duty call while he notes no change to his post in Europe. He led Tutt of Ohio by 10,677 votes and took all 14 delegates in the opening GOP primary, but rejects preconvention campaigning.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Europe
Eisenhower
North Atlantic
Sen. Tutt
Ohio
East West Mud Rain Flood Closes Indiana Streets
Last night East met West in Indiana as a rare mud rain event drenched pedestrians and coated cars. Weather experts traced a huge dust cloud from the Texas Oklahoma Kansas wastelands riding a rain front across the region, followed by a switch to snow and plunging temperatures for the day.
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Four Vehicle Route 119 Crash Injures No One
A four vehicle crash on Route 119 near Homer City injured no one though drivers were shaken. State Police cited Steve Bukowskey a Homer City resident 38 as leaving a Center Township road into through traffic triggering a chain collision with Ralph Mologne a Blairsville resident 53 whose truck hit two northbound vehicles Harold Bowers 48 of Black Lick and Clark Freed 25 of Homer City. Damages were estimated at 1000 500 1000 and 50 respectively with the mishap occurring around 6 pm during a rain break.
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Blairsville
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Black Lick
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Duff and Martin Split on Tax Bureau Plan Vote
In Washington, Sen. James H. Duff of Pennsylvania aligned with the majority as the Senate rejected a plan to kill President Truman’s proposed reorganization of the Internal Revenue Bureau. The measure failed 53 to 37. Sen. Edward Martin of Pennsylvania voted with the minority.
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Snyder
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New York
James H. Duff
R—Pa
U. S. Senate
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Smethport Man Killed After Skirting Snow Plow
Alfred Johnson aged 86, a retail hardware dealer and former Smethport borough council member in 1940, was killed when his auto struck a tree while attempting to pass a snow plow on Route 6, three miles west of Smethport yesterday.
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Smethport
Alfred Johnson
Spring Near Brr Whimsical March Weather Dip
A whimsical early March day swung from near spring to mid winter as temperatures tumbled from 61 degrees to 25 below at 7 am. Snow flurries and cold air were forecast to persist through the day with temperatures rising only to near freezing.
Ultimatum to Reds May Be Bunk
Tokyo reports rising talk that Allies may issue an ultimatum to the Reds but Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols dismisses it as ridiculous. Since talks began last July, stalemates persist with about a half million men on each side in the Korean front. An officer aboard argues four more divisions are needed to push Communists back to the Yalu.
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Yalu
Dr. McNelis Dies on Vacation in Atlantic City
Indiana physician Dr. McNelis who practiced ear nose and throat medicine and served Indiana County for 38 years died unexpectedly in Atlantic City while on vacation. His wife found him in their hotel room after returning from a boardwalk stroll. He previously led regional medical societies and moved to Indiana in 1926 after immigrating from Eastern Pennsylvania in 1914.
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Atlantic City
McNelis
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Indiana Hospital
Pennsylvania
J. J. Moore
Lucerne Mines
MeNelis
Moore
Western Pennsylvania Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Society
Indiana County Medical
Contempt Controversy Ends in Senate Probe
Washington dispatch reports the Senate inquiry into profits from ship deals with the Chinese Reds concludes as Morris faces contempt questions. The probe focused on a 3.5 million dollar profit tied to Joseph E. Casey and associates, with Raymond S. McKeough and Adm. William S. Smith among witnesses as the final day proceedings wrap.
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Senate
Lush Shig
Celle
Newe
Bold Morris
Congress
Morris
Eubad
Joseph E. Casy
Raymond S. McKeough
Queens to represent at World Baton Championship in Johnstown
Indiana County high schools to select queens for the World Baton Championship and Music Pageant set for July 18 in Johnstown. A committee led by B J DeLelio will supervise selections from Indiana Cambria Somerset schools with at least 24 entrants. Queens chosen by student body vote will attend with chaperones and take part in parades and crowning events. Entries due by April 15.
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B. J. DeLeHo
DeLelio
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