McNutt Plans Middle East Tour Before Retirement
Manila dispatch reports Ambassador Paul V. McNutt ending his Philippines tenure and preparing a Middle East swing with Bangkok Singapore Delhi Cairo Paris and Copenhagen stops. He aims to brief President Truman on a broad U S Philippines security and economic framework while awaiting Washington approval to finalize military aid pacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Manila
Mar
Paul V. McNutt
Middle East
Groote
Truman
Indiana
Philippines
United State
McNutt
Republic
State Department
Roxas
Immigration rate to Palestine raised, Wise asserts
Rabbi Stephen S Wise announcing at his birthday dinner said the Palestine government increased Jewish immigration. Associate Justice William O Douglas spoke, urging vigilant leadership to advance democracy as the path to world peace and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Stephen S. Wise
American Jewish Congress
Palestine
Wise
Asslciate
William GO. Douglas
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Douglas
Play Music Over Irishman's Grave in Reading Pa
For the 60th year music rang from Old Catholic Cemetery on Neversink Mountain at midnight on St. Patrick's Day honoring Tom Hannahoe. Alvan Schaeffer, who made the pact, was absent after dying a week earlier and being buried yesterday. Musicians paid tribute with Auld Lang Syne after tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Atsc
Cotonet
Lass O'Galway
Tom Hanhnatoe
St. Patrick’s Day
Alvan Schaeffer
Neversink Mountain
Schaeffer
Hannahoe
Irishtown
Chase O'Galway
God
Seek to Avert Rubber Tieup Set Sunday
Akron March 18 Federal Labor Conciliator Paul W Fuller prepared to meet company and union representatives to avert a strike by 100000 CIO United Rubber Workers set for Sunday midnight. Negotiations collapsed after two weeks with Goodyear Goodrich Firestone and U S Rubber offering 10 cent wage boost while union had asked for 26 cents later 16 cents and dropped night bonus request. A strike would affect 42 plants in 20 States with 700000 lives produced last year. Buckmaster urged settlement before deadline and asked members not to walk out early while others were told to remain at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Paul W. ‘Fuller
Company
Uhinn
CIO
United Rubber
Fuller
Goodyear
Goodrich
Firestone
U. S. Rubber
International Union
L. 8. Buckmaster
Taped Buck Leads To Thief's Arrest
Greensburg Pennsylvania reports a taped dollar found on a showcase led to the arrest of ex soldier Charles Beers 25 Irwin R D 3 on burglary charges for stealing 105 from the John E B Rodgers store at Manor Alderman Paul Thomas remanded him to jail and state police Pvt W H Johnston said a veterans organization received the taped bill in dues payment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Mar
Charles Beers
Irwin R. D
Paul Thomas
John EB. Rodgers
Manor
W. H. Johnston
Veterans’ Organization
Rotary Holds Business Meet at Indiana Hotel
Indiana Rotary Club held its weekly dinner meeting last night at the Indiana Hotel with a business session focused on club projects. Guests included R. Hul Dodson of York Pennsylvania and John R. McBurney of South Hills Rotarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Rotary Club
Indiana Hotel
R. Hul Dodson
York, Pa
John R. McBurney
South Hills
Indiana High School board advances sports, votes on teachers
The School Directors meet to decide on retaining veteran teachers and address peti tions from a citizen's committee. They approve the 1947 Indiana High School football schedule and approve baseball as a sport for this season, with a 14 game span from April 18 to June 15. The Sage era basketball dinner is set for March 25 at 6 PM in the school cafeteria. T. P. Kirby is nominated for director but declines due to travel. Mr. Kirby attends with the citizen's committee. State funds of about $92,000 are allotted to the district under Act 403 of 1845 based on 1946-47 attendance. Paul Overdorf is named on floor custodian. Moses Blakely resigns March 15. Sealed bids on supplies to be reviewed by Superintendent Edgar C. Perry at a special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana High School
He Sports
Sage
Indiana High School Indians
A. G. Capezzuti
T. P. Kirby
Indiana
Stahura
Kirby
Citizen’s Committee
E. A. Quackenbush
State Department of School Administration
General Assembly
Paul Overdorf
Moses Blakely
Revolt In Paraguay Cracking As Rebels Lose Grip
ASUNCION Paraguay Mar 18 Government sources say the rebel stronghold at Concepcion about 3,000 men is disorganized with units without command and officers held as prisoners. Liberal Party directors seek refuge in embassies in Argentina Brazil and Chile while refusing to declare support. Colorado Party backs Morinigo and orders reservists to join the government. Rebels reportedly hold Bella Vista Capitan Bado and Pena Hermosa, but loyalists claim Belen Cue captured and rebel units driven off with losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asuncion
Paraguay
Mar
Concepcion
Liberal Party
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Communist Party
Febrerista
Colorado Party
Jiginio Morinigo
iColorado Party
Bella Vista
Capitan Badol
Pena Hermosa
Belen Cue
Retreat by Chinese Reds as government forces push north
Chinese press reports 100000 Communist troops retreating north after government forces under General Tu Li-Ming attacked toward Changchun in Manchuria. A 60 hour siege of Nungan near Changchun ended with heavy casualties, while Reds withdrew from Tehwei and Sunjialar River area. Government dispatches claim Tsinan and Pukow rail line fighting and high casualties in town street clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
Tu Li-Ming
Chang- Chun
Manchuria
Nungan
Changchun
Tehwei
Small Tax Payer May Gain In Cut
Washington march 18 ap house gop leaders show signs of favoring targeted tax relief for small incomes. Knutson's plan faces doubts on a universal 20 percent cut with revisions aiming 25 to 30 percent for low earners. Speaker Martin will convene Republicans to decide, while critics warn the measure may not reach the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Knutson
Martin
High School quartet entertains Lion's Club at Rustic Lodge
A group called Three Guys and 4 Gal from Indiana High School performed at the Lion's Club gathering at Rustic Lodge last evening. The quartet, praised for energetic songs, featured Sue Campbell, James Ryder, Phillip Mruk, James Pound, Marie Hudzinski on piano, with Mruk also on violin and Mudginski on piano. Lion Marion White led the program after the quartet, joined by Hal Thomas on piano singing Irish songs for St Patrick's Day. Guests included basketball benefit game participants and officials, among them D. BD, Dickie, Boyd McKnight, Joe Drull, Gerald Capezzuti, Hoy Banks, David Juxenburg, and Joseph Shane, plus Vinowy Halbert of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana High School
Lion's Club
Rustic Lodge
Mise Sue Campbell
James Ryder
Phillip Mruk
James Pound
Marie Hudzinski
Philip Mruk
Misa Mudginski
Lion Marion White
Hal Thomas
St.Patrick's Cay
Lion
D. BD
Dickie
Boyd McNnight
Joe Drull
College Teacher Adopts Polish Refugee Girl Under Foster Plan
Miss Rachel Moss of Indiana State Teachers College adopts 14 year old Polish refugee Jania Jana Maciaszek through Plan International Foster Parents For War Children. Moss provides clothing and support from 81 School Street while the Plan lists 46,000+ helped since inception across multiple European nations. Stasia, fatherless Warsaw girl, endured war hardship and imprisonment camps before liberation by Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Moss
Mommie Reds
Indiana
Teacher's College
The
Laboratory School
Jania’ Jana Maciaszek
Firl
Poland
Plan For War
Edna Blue
Plan International
France
England
Holland
Belgium
Malta
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Stanislawa
Stasia
Warsaw
Germany
Mauthausen
Dachau
Stanislawa Maciuszek
Indiana State Teachers College
Foster Parents’ Plan For War Children
42Nd Street
New York City
US Greek Envoy Returning Home After Farewell at Airport
Ambamador Lintoid MacVeagh, envoy to Greece, departed Athens for Washington to assist President Truman's aid plan for Greece and Turkey. Premier Maximos Foreign Minister Taaldaris and British Ambassador Sir Clifford Storted waved as he left for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ambamador Lintoid MacVeagh
Washington
Truman
Greece
Turkey
Blane
United States
Demetrios Maximos
Constantin Taaldaris
Clifford Storted Wate
Fremont High School Race Demonstration Sparks Board Debate
A student protest at Fremont High protested six Negro pupils, with signs calling the presence Communist inspired. Principal Wedd suspended participating students. police estimated 250 to 300 youths involved. Board President Paul Elliott denounced American Youth for Democracy as a Communist front. The board reaffirmed the policy of no racial discrimination in city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mar
Fremont High School
Paul Elliott
Board of Education
R. E. Murdock
Warsaw
Kersey
Stu
Dents
Btott
American ‘Youth For’ Democracy
American Youth For Democracy
Elliott
Lenten speaker Dr. Dimit at Homer City service
Dr B H Dimit speaks at Lenten Lectures fifth address sponsored by the Ministerium. He is a Presbyterian elder and chem professor at State Teachers College. The 8 PM service in Homer City church invites public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Ministerium
Beatty H. Dimit
Presbyterian Church of Indiana
State Teachers College
Bogota
Colombia
Presbyterian
Medellin
Inmer City
U. S
Silver Hill
TACA
Transportes Aeros Centra- Americanos
San Jose
Costa Rica
Philip E. Arthur
Richard H. Shelton
Isabel Bustos
Not Guilty Verdict in Morality Case at County Court
The court quashed charges against Stellar and dismissed the jury in a case where Raymond Gunter of near Aultman faced unlawful furnishing of liquor to jail inmates. Attorney James G. Moore defended, Earl Handler leads defense in the incident involving a glass tube through the cage to sip whisky. Eight more trials remain scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Moore
Stellar
Raymond Gunter
Near Aultman
Earl Handler
Parnell
Jail Boy 14 Is Convicted of Triple Murders
In Oroville California Judge Harry Dierup sentenced 14 year old Albert Jones to two consecutive five years to life terms for first degree murder of Patricia Crandall 15 and Myrtle Nielsen 46. He also got up to 20 years for attempted murder of H J Nielsen with terms to run concurrently amid possible commitment to Mendocino State Hospital. The jury found him sane after the strangling burning death over a cat dispute and a shooting of Mrs Nielsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oroville
Calif
Mar
Albert Jones
Chico
Patricia Crandall
Myrtle Nielsen
Harry Dierup
H. J. Nielson
Dierup
320 Ringnecks Stocked Here 320 Ringnecks Stocked Here
One hundred ringneck pheasants, breeding stock for Indiana County, have been received here and 220 more were to arrive today. Bruce Catherman reports the pheasants are being released as part of the Indiana County Fish and Game Association restocking program. The 100 came from the Game Commission in Wisconsin and the 220 from the State Western Game Farm at Cambridge Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Bruce Catherman
Indiana County Fish and Game Association
The
Game Commission
Wisconsin
Western Game Farm
Cambridge Springs
Indiana men post bond after road incident
R. W. Guthrie, 40, of Indiana posted 1000 bond for a charge of operating a motor vehicle under the influence after a Saturday night auto crash. Laird W. Hicks, also of Indiana, was arrested on a warrant for failure to stop at the scene following a collision on Philadelphia street and held on 500 bond awaiting this afternoon’s hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Guthrie
Indiana
Laird W. Hicks
Philadelphia
Hicks
Taft Says GOP Unready For Two Party Foreign Policy Pact
Taft, head of the Senate GOP Policy Committee, told a reporter he doubts Congressional Republicans will act now on a two party foreign policy pronouncement urged by Sullivan of the Democratic national committee. Sullivan noted Senator Vandenberg has backed Truman’s move, while Reece planned a reply, and Taft questioned whether the administration will include Republicans in key world policy decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Senate
GOP
Gael Sullivan
Democratic National Committee
Sullivan
Carroll Reece
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J . Truman
Reece
Ohio
Congress
Coal Talk Kiwanis Program Highlights Coal Mining
The Indiana Kiwanis Club heard a talk on bituminous coal mining and its uses by R. E. Long. He outlined mining equipment and costs, followed by a showing of the Bituminous Coal Institute film Magic of Coal. Club delegates Ralph E. Heiges and Blair Ansley were named to attend the Kiwanis International convention in Chicago in June. Visitors included Wilbur Frost of Brookville and Messrs Smith, Bergman and Crago from Bluirsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Kiwanis Club
R. E. Long
Bituminous Coal Institute
Ralph Eb.heiges
Blair Ansley
Kiwanis International
Chicago
Stocks and percent changes for major companies listed
The list shows noon stock quotes for numerous firms including Anaconda Copper American Radiator Am Can Am Tel and Tel Anaconda Cop Chrysler Corp General Motors Int Harvester IBM and many more with percent changes next to each name. Strong entities include companies and stock exchanges. dates and places are not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am Smelt & R
Tel & Tel
Balt & Ohio
Beth Steel
Boeing Airplane
Budd Co
Case (Ji) Co
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Colum G & Et
Com
Cons Edison
Cent Can
del Lack & Westay Douglas Aircraft
du Pont de N
Eastman Kodak
el Auto Lite
Erle RR
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Greyhound Corp
Hercules
Winels Central
Int Harvester
Nick Can
Kennecott Cop
Kresger SS
Leh Val RR
Libby Men
Liggett & Myers
Loew's
Montgom
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Prod
Nat Distillers
Nat Pow & Lt
Central RR
North Ameria
Northern Pac
Packard Motor
Param Pictures
Penney (Jc
Penn RR
Pub Sve NJ
Pulman
Radio Corp Ay Repab Steelay
Sears Roebuck
Socony-Vacuum
Sperry Corp
Stand Brands
Ltd
Cal
Ind
Stand Oil NJ
Studebaker Corp
Swift & Cmy Texas Co
United Aircraft
United Gas Imp
Uss Smeltr & M
US Steel
Warner Brog Pigt
West UN Tel A Ip Woolworth
Youngst Sh & T
Dayton Wayne Roll Of Honor At Dayton Wayne Elementary School
Dayton Wayne Elementary School announced that 83 students earned honor roll placements for the six week period ending March 5 1947. The list spans first through senior grades naming top scorers and those earning honors. Also noted are the 73 students listed on the Dayton Wayne High School honor roll for the fourth five part period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton-Wayne
Tom Brice
Maxine Jamison
James Penrose
James Wilson
Laemont Beck
Kay Schrecengost
Natacy Marshall
Joanne McMeans
Joan Bonetti
Roger Hoch
Roberta McGaughey
Harald McIntyre
Robert Silvis
Judith Lloyd
Nancy Hall Manulae
Wendel al
Florence Olive
Warren Brothers
Mildred Doverspike
Eleanor Jean Wilson
Virginia Fisher
Jo Ann Sharp
Paul Marshall
Maxine Stockdale
David Brice
John McMillen
Patty Penrose
Shirley Uplinger
Mildred Hodenbaugh
Joanne McClelland
Miriam Mabel Good
Marilyn Hollenbaugh
Marlene Kerr
Mary Strine
Pattsy Barrett
Marie Elkin
Doris Hollenbaugh
Eleanor Wheatcroft
Cora Elienberger
Beverly McGaughey
Joanne Marshall
Margaret McClelland
Ronald Schrecengost
Lucille Forster
Leanne Jay
Madelyn Alcorn
Raymond Cléver
Edwin Kerr
Betty Hollenbaugh
Robert Stockhill
Dean MelIntire
Beverly Brice
Ken Gould
Paul Alcorn
Janet Niel
Lucille Steffy
Everlyn Lydick
Aigttéén
Jack Enterline
Pauline Pasccots
Gagaiding ‘Martin
Eugene Stockdale
Jaret Rigatt
Pauline Hollenbaugh
June Lydick
Freda Buchanan
Mary Jane Good
Lenore Hollenbaugh
Constance Weaver
Clair Byerly
Helen Barnett
Betty Shick
Jim Thomas
Dale Schrecengost
Ed Sloniger
Ann Niel
Coleen Enterline
Deloree Travis
Avonelle Whitacre
Barbara Faust
Norma Brocious
Ruth Marshall
Joan Reitz
Patty Hoffman
Eugene Schrecengost
William Stackdill
Teachers Claim Success In March
A March development reported by the IAFL Pennsylvania Federation of Teachers asserts progress yet warns salaries lag behind other states. They pressed for a $608 raise above current minimums and criticized temporary cost of living bonuses as insufficient to solve the personnel shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Duff
Iafl-Pennsylvania Federation of Teachers
Obituaries of Linsenbigler Gillespie and Fetterman in Pennsylvania
Obituary notices report William Allen Linsenbigler of Tunnelton killed while walking on Pennsylvania Railroad tracks en route to Bowman Coal Company mine. Surviving family includes widow Elizabeth Linverthigise and numerous children and grandchildren. Service at Robinson Funeral Home with interment Elders Ridge Cemetery. Also noted are William M. Gillespie of Belsano died in St Petersburg Florida after railway life, with services at Belsano Methodist Church and interment Lloyd Cemetery, Ebensburg. John Fetterman of Wilgus dies after six months illness. services at Montgomery Church of the Brethren with Raraigh Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen Linsenbigler
Tunnelton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bowman Coal Company
Brady and
Susana
Cait) Linsenbigler
South Bend
Linsenbigir
Above Coal Company
ARS Tunnelton
Nancy Margaret McLaughlin
Elizabeth Henr Linverthigise
Ralsing
Paul
Avonmore
New Kensington
Charles
Mt. Pleasant
Edgar
Apollo
Robert
Pittsburgh
Joseph
Delmont
Ruth Marshall
Greensburg
Rosa Bolard
Saltsburg
Robinson
Charles C. Fulton
Elderg Ridge
William M. Gillespie
Belsano
St. Petersburg
Florida
Patrick
Martha (Stephens) Gillespie
Strongstown
Pittsburgh Street Railway Company
Belzano
Belsano Methodist Church
Stephens
Ralph
Lloyd Cemetery
Ebensburg
John Fetterman
Wilgus
Montgomery Township
Elias
Sarella Spider Fetterman
Janary
Grant Two
Hillsdale
Montgomery Church of the Brethern
John H. Clawson
Raraigh Funeral Home
Hilledale
Ban on U S Note Press in Hungary Sparks Disputes
American informants report Soviet interference claims in Hungary after Soviet orders blocked publication of a U S government note protesting unilateral Russian actions. The note accused Hungary’s Communists of seeking to seize power and cited a Red Army order delaying publication until a reply is prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Mar
U. S
Hungary
Gruber
Ferenc Nagy
Red Army
Iians
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Rotary
Edgar C. Perry
Shek
Shantung Province
Trans
Tainn
Tsinan
Tientsin-Pukow
R-Mass
Knulson
Jamal
Xitation
Ways and Means
Engel
Keefe
R-Wisi
Wirst
B. H. Dimit
Kiwanis
Dayton- Wayne
Weather Report Today
Perinsylvania
Gazette
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