Pine Township High School Band Concert Set for April Sixth
Heilwood April sixth 1951 marks the Pine Township High School Band third annual spring concert. Fifty five musicians will perform challenging works and popular show tunes including a saxophone quartet and brass quartet. The Girls and Boys Choruses plus a 14 piece dance band will share the program with selections by the concert band and a student orchestra. Conducted by Anthony Cotroneo, the lineup features modern and classical pieces such as Lord Bless You Were You There and Star Spangled Banner with a full ensemble finale.
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Pine Township
Heilwood
Anthony Cotroneo
Engineer's Wife Dies At Rail Crossing
Mrs. Mary Dannaker, wife of a Pennsylvania Railroad engineer, was killed when she ran onto a railroad crossing as a Philadelphia Buffalo passenger train approached in Williamsport. Watchman Curtis English reported the incident to police.
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Williamsport
Mary Dannaker
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
Curtis English
TB Control X-ray Bus Schedules Across Indiana County
Public health drive tracks a mobile X-ray unit from the Bureau of Tuberculosis Control at the Indiana Health Department. Stops listed by town and date include Homer City Marion Center Plumville Ernest Lucerne Mines Armagh Boltez Waterman Rossiter Glen Campbell Arcadia Saltsburg Melcotyre Indiana Blaireville with times from April 1 to April 8 and a main Indiana Street stop on April 6 and 7.
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Indiana
Bureau of Tuberculosis Control
State Department of Health
Indiana County Tuberculosis and Health Society
Clymer
Homer City
Marion Center
Plumville
Ernest
Alucerne Mines
Graceton
Desmood
Commodore
Armagh
Boltez
Waterman
Rossiter
Glen Campbell
Arcadia
Saltsburg
Melcotyre
Blaireville
Mooseheart Choir to Sing Easter Program on Mutual Radio
The Mooseheart Choir from Mooseheart will broadcast the Easter cantata Christ The Victor tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. over Mutual Radio. Indiana Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose announces the event with commentary by Robert F. Hurleigh. The choir includes Catholic and Protestant children.
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Soice
Mooseheart
House of God
Mutual Radio Broadcasting Network
Indiana Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose
Christ the Victor
Robert F. Hurleigh
MBS
Army Shows It Has Soft Heart Too
New York father 52 year old Robert Strasser travels at his own expense to the Far East to reunite with his paratrooper son Theodore in Korea. Strasser, a New York sales manager for a precious metals firm, lobbied leaders and even Gen Douglas MacArthur for permission to visit his son, hoping for a Tokyo meeting but ready to go to the 38th Parallel if needed, and he declares the Army still has a heart.
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New York
Far East
Korea
Robert, Strasser
Tokyo
Theodore
Strasser
Army
Douglas MacArthur
Washington
38Th Parallel
Northwest Airlines
Planes Hunt For Missing Aircraft Near Irish Coast
Rescue efforts intensified as 40 planes hunt for a missing aircraft 500 miles southwest of the Irish coast. Five ships and multiple air units including a Superfortress and a Globemaster III assist while crews fear survivors may perish from exposure. General Cullen of Barksdale Field directs air photo reconnaissance from TL.
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Shannon
Air Force
U.S
General Muir
Golden Eagle
Thule
Jig
Charlie
Atlantic
Cunard
New York
Irish
Southampton
U. 5
U. S
United States
England
Cullen
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Bikini
Speaking Here Evangelistic Services at Wesleyan
Evangelistic services are in progress at Wesleyan Methodist Church at the corner of Church and 12th streets in Indiana, running daily at 7 30 pm until April 1. Evangelist Rev John Case of Louisville Ky and the Wright Family singers of Findley will lead the evenings.
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Wesleyan Alethodist Church
Indiana
Corner Church
12Th Streets
John Case
Louisville
Woof. Wright
Findley. Hin
Franco Aide Dies At60 In Morocco
Lt. Gen. Jose Enrique Verela Iglesias, 60, High Commissioner of Spanish Morocco and once seen as Franco successor, died of leukemia in Tetuan Morocco. A former war minister and Moorish Legion commander, he led Moroccan troops and helped topple Toledo. Survived by his widow and two sons.
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Tetan
Spanish Morocco
Jose Enrique Verela Iglesias
Francisco Franco
Council of the Kingdom
Spain
Franco
Falance Party
Ramon Serrano Sunner
Tetau
Toledo
Cadiz
Popular Front
Gromyko Denounces U S in Debated Deputy Meeting
In Paris on March 24 Russia's Andrei Gromyko accused the United States of aggressive designs at the Deputy Foreign Ministers meeting. The session adjourned to Tuesday amid deadlock over an agenda for a potential Big Four conference on world tensions.
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Paris
Russia
Andri Gromyko
United States
Gromyko
Defense
George Marshall
U. S
Last day to file pricing charts extended to April 30
Pennsylvania and Delaware merchants receive an extension to April 30 to file pricing charts for clothing furniture floor coverings and yard goods under Ceiling Price Regulation 7 Victor EB Moore regional OPS director said the delay stems from the massive task of distributing copies of the regulation and late information to retailers nationwide the Philadelphia office has begun receiving pricing charts as the nationwide extension is implemented.
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
Victor EB
Moore
Washington
Philadelphia
Graduates From Technical School Wendell Brinks
Wendell C. Brinks airman U S N son of Mr and Mrs J J Brinks Brush Valley graduated from the Aviation Electrician's Mate School at the U S Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis Tennessee Brinks transferred to the U S Naval Air Station San Diego Calif entered Naval service February 28 1950 received recruit training at the U S Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois and attended Brush Valley High School
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Wendell C. Brinks
USN
J.J. Brinks
Brush Valley
Aviation Electrician
U. S. Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Brinks
U.S. Naval Air Station
San Diego
Calif
Naval Service
U. S. Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Brush Valley High School
Easter Services Set at Indiana First Presbyterian Church
The Indiana First Presbyterian Church will hold an Easter service with the theme Life Eternal led by Dr. Burton Boyd and featuring Mary Elizabeth Gephardt singing the offertory. Homer City Baptist Church also holds Easter services at the fire hall with Sunday School at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. and Youth Group at 7 p.m. Evening service is at 7 30 p.m.
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Indiana
Homer City
Government Revenue Man Is Guilty
A former United States Deputy Tax Collector in Miami pleaded guilty to deceiving the government of 26000 by filing fictitious income tax returns. Wilson Earl Howard 40 waived a grand jury indictment for 12 counts of fraud. The case was referred for pre sentence investigation with hopes for restitution.
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Miami
Fla
United States
Wilson Earl Howard
United States Attorney’s Office
George W. Whitehurst
Frank Edwards
Howard
Joe Brown
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Uncle Sam
Brown
Mystery Slayings Prompt Probe Near Baltimore Home
Police investigate a rural Baltimore County double slaying of Gateno G. Capelotti and his wife at their Arbutus Avenue residence. An elderly neighbor is held for questioning as detectives probe a possible street fight connection and time of death around 2:30 p.m.
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Baltimore
Gateno G. Capelotti
Baltimore County
Capelotils
Arbutus Avenue
Eel
Capelotti
Argentina Reports New A Fission Findings
President Peron announced successful atomic fission experiments conducted February 16 at Huemul Island near San Carlos de Bariloche in Argentina. The government operates a pilot plant there as scientists worldwide pursue atomic energy as a power source while facing radioactivity control challenges.
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Peron
Hueme
San Carlos de Bariloche
Buenos Aires
United States
Britain
Canada
Soviet Union
Fire Destroys Barn Killing 17 Saddle Horses
In Norristown Pennsylvania a fire at Eagle ville barn owned by Western Pioneer Riding Club killed seventeen saddle horses. Firemen estimated damage at 135000 and could not determine the cause. Volunteer firefighter Francis Dewane was treated at Montgomery Hospital for an ankle injury after being struck by a truck at the scene.
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Norristown
Eagleville
Western Pioneer Riding Club
Francis Dewane
Collegeville
Montgomery Hospital
Ohio Governor seeks price ceilings for state meat sales
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche asked the Office of Price Stabilization to force meat packers to sell to state institutions at ceiling prices. Packets indicated no April bids, risking huge losses for packers. Fred Albert of G H Waldock Co warned business survival hinges on avoidable losses while state hospitals use hundreds of thousands of pounds monthly.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Office of Price Stabilization
Ohio Meat Packers
Fred. Albert
G. H. Waldock Co
Sandusky
High Winds Lash Area Amid Severe Storm in Pittsburgh
Gale force winds struck the Pittsburgh district with gusts up to 42 mph at Allegheny County Airport grounding light lines while lines, poles, and antennas suffered damage. A westbound freight train was derailed by fallen wires and dragged seven poles. temperatures fell from 60 to 52 F. The Weaver Bureau forecast continued cooling and possible snow flurries with an expected 25 F overnight and 45 F the next day.
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Pittsburgh
Mar
Alleghey County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Millvale
Weaver Bureau
Communists Threaten in Philippines Amid Raid Fears
Magsaysay flew to the mountain resort of Baguio to report to President Quirino after directing the pursuit of 50 Huk insurgents who killed an American and two others. Authorities say contact with the slayers is lost and a general offensive is possible next week around the ninth anniversary of an anti Japanese guerrilla group. Rumors of a planned raid on Minglapa Prison to free 30 inmates were reported to prison officials.
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Man Magsaysay
Baguio
Elpidio Quirino
Magsaysay
John Hardie
Donald Capuano
Huks
Weir
Muntinglapa
Philippine Communist Party
Huk
TV sets face new ultra high frequency channels and converters
New York report outlines plans for moderate priced converters to receive upcoming ultra high frequency video channels. Zenith says existing sets need only tuning strips, with costs below a converter. RCA and Sylvania expect built in options. Converters may cost 25 to 150 dollars depending on performance and distance from UHF stations. FCC studies 65 to 70 UHF channels. decision may come in four months, with 18 months for station readiness.
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New York
Zenith
Radio Corporation of America
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
FCC
MacArthur cites Korea war turns and China’s limits
General MacArthur told world diplomats that UN forces are advancing from a Korean stall after China’s entry, arguing no special concessions are needed to settle Korea. He blamed Red China’s brief industrial shortfalls, air and sea superiority by UN forces, and poor morale tactics for curbing their advance.
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South Korea
MacArthur
Kim 1l Sung
Red China
United Nations
U. N
Korea
Formosa
China
Ermy
Heine Be Kanes
Philadelphia Cop Takes Own Life on Broad Street
A 47 year old veteran Philadelphia police sergeant Frank Allabaugh shot and killed himself at the Broad Street Subway entrance near Frank's. He left a note to his wife saying false reports forced him to do this and expressing love. Allabaugh worked in the City Hall Cellroom Complement tied to recent investigations into blank charge copies used to spring racketeers and gamblers.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street
Frank’ S. Allabaugh
Tilly
Frank
Cortese
Richard Doyle
Allan Thaugh
Doyle
Christians Prepare New Easter Fire and Holy Week prayers
Christians worldwide prepare the New Easter Fire as Good Friday rites end Holy Week in Jerusalem. Pilgrims fill lodging, via Dolorosa traces, and Rome hosts Pope Pius XI with diplomats. From Konnersreuth to Manila, Good Friday customs unfold amid drought fears and hopes for Easter celebrations across nations.
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Holy City
Pontifical
Christ
Via Dolorosa
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Rome
Pius XI
St. Peter's Basilica
France
United States
Germany
Spain
Konnersreuth
Theresa Neumann
Philippines
Novotas
Manila
Robinson Funeral
Saltsburg
Stahtman
Edgewood Cemetery
Saltsbury
Chiang Kai- Shek
Formosa
California
Arizona
Colorado
Oklahoma
Signal Corps Officers Urged To Be Fliers
District Army headquarters urged first and second lieutenants in the Army Signal Corps Reserve to volunteer for extended military service as liaison pilots. Aviators needed to operate light liaison planes and helicopters for communications, aerial photography, and remote signal installations. Reservists must have at least one year of active commissioned service. prior flying is desirable but not mandatory. Hazardous duty pay authorized. Applications available at Room 207 Old Post Office Building Pittsburgh or at nearest Organized Reserve Corps Center.
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Army Signal Corps Reserve
Signal Corps
Pittsburgh
Organized Reserve Corps Center
Kefauver Eyes Pittsburgh Probe Cooperation From Mayor
Senator Kefauver, head of the Senate Crime Committee, wants to examine conditions in Pittsburgh. Mayor David Lawrence says he will cooperate and welcomes the inquiry as a useful force for good in national political life. Senators Puffing and Martin urged the probe of the Pittsburgh district.
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Pittsburgh
Kefauver
Senate Crime Committee
David Lawrence
Lawrence
James H. Puffing
Edward Martin
R-Pad
Mayer Lawrense
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Mooseheart Choir
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S. Long
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Creekside
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Cleveland
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St. Bernard’s Cemetery
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R. E. Spangler
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Indiana County
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Sarah Ann McGarn Kinter
Armatrong Township
First Presbyterian Church of Indiana
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Edgewood
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Yvonne
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Samuel Clark Taylor
Robinson's Funeral Home
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Oakland Cemetery
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Slickville
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U. S. Army
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