Europe Faces Uncertain Peace Amid Postwar Realignments
A veteran correspondent argues that war in Europe remains unlikely this year but peace hinges on postwar realignments and U N action. He cites Russia’s rise, diminished German, Italian, and Japanese influence, and Britain and France limitations, with Stalin praising the United Nations as a peace tool and unity among the Big Three as essential to stability.
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Europe
Germany
Italy
Japan
France
Britain
Mosc
Stalin
Associated Press
United Nations
United Nations Organization
Russia
America
Asia
India
Indonesia
China
Three Area Veterans Discharged From Army at Camp Atterbury
Indiana area veterans listed with discharge dates from March 17 to March 22 at Camp Atterbury Indiana. Names include Sgt George Gulish T5 Albert W McFarland T/4 Anthony J Bonnarigo Lt Col Calvin Shaulis Howard R Pennington Herman Ellis Robert Shank Thomas Monnarigo Percy Mohney Vernon Turnbull James Murphy Revel Borringer Shoemaker Edward Denniny John W Francis Charles R Bush James Miller James Lytle David D Taylor Donald E B Forbush George Viladick Lisle Fisher among others.
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Camp Atterbury
Indiana
George Gulish
Sagamore
Albert W. McFarland
Rossi
R. Dy
Anthony J. Bonnarigo
Franklin St. Clymer
Calvin F. Shaulis
Holsopple
Howard R. Pennington
Jean Campbell
Sampson
Navy
Herman Ellis
Blairsville
Robert Shank
Maple Ive
Thomas Monnarigo
Church St
Percy E. Mohney
She- Joda
Aia
Vernon W. Turnbull
Buenride
James R. Murphy
Philadelphia St. Indiana
Revel G. Borringer
Kerry Way
Shoemaker
Cal
SKV
Edward R. Denninyg
St. Indiana
Fort Meade
Pfe
Darrel H. Buchheit
Big Run
Stanley Kaito
Iselin
John W. Francis
W. Market St
Charles R. Bush
Dixonville
Pfo
James Miller
Creekside
James R. Lytle
Salisburg
ACM
David D. Taylor
Grace
Sarnech Seeks Court of Commerce to Halt Labor Strife
Baruch warns that without a court of commerce and a pact on disputes the nation risks fascism or communism and loss of government. He favors a one year ban on strikes or lockouts by agreement or law to avoid hardship while preserving free enterprise.
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Baruch
Halt on Grain Use for Liquor Discussed by UNRRA Panel
A UNRRA inner council on supplies reportedly prepared to recommend halting grain use for liquor and livestock to free food for consumption. Delegates weigh worldwide rationing of fats cereals and oil, with key questions on allocation bases and prewar eating standards. President Truman backs reducing grain for alcohol and boosting livestock development as the debate continues.
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Ty Alex Singleton
RRA
Unrkrra
Herbert Lehmimn
Unrra World
Truman
Two Shower Slayers Die in Pa. Electric Chair
BELLEFONTE Pa Mar 25 Two convicted slayers of 73 year old Joseph W Campbell were executed in the Rockview penitentiary electric chair within six minutes of each other. Robert W Pepperman 29 and John D West 27 both of Will transport Pa confessed to the bedroom supper murder last August. West died first at 12 35 am smiling as straps were adjusted Pepperman was unaware of West s death at entry. Catholic priests accompanied West and a Salvation Army Major attended Pepperman. They were sentenced by Judge J Orin Waite Erie County Criminal Court after guilty pleas and the State Board of Pardons declined commutation.
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Bellefonte
Mar
Robert W. Pepperman
John D. West
Will, Transport
Rockview Penitentiary
West
Pepperman
Joseph W. Campbell
Campbell
Salvation Army
Erie
J. Orin Waite
Erie County Criminal Court
State Board of Pardons
Fire destroys two stores and a bank in Emlenton
Fire ravaged the Emlenton business district during a Saturday shopping period, destroying the Emil Leng Furniture store and a nearby grocery and bank. Losses exceed 356000 dollars, with the furniture store cited at 250000 and the bank at 100000. High winds aided spread while power lines burned out, plunging the town into darkness as crews from numerous towns battled the blaze through the night.
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Emlenton
Lynn and Giering
First National Bank
Long
Pennsylvania
Clarion
Knox
Franklin
Gil City
Foxburg
Parkers Landing
Chicora
Butler
Clintonville
Eau Clane
Sterling Oil
Here
Newsman Elmer L. Schuyler dies at 82 in Williamsport
Elmer L. Schuyler, 82, longtime Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin editor and baseball enthusiast, died after a long illness. He led the paper for 85 years after transferring from Harrisburg where he was city editor of the Telegraph. A noted official scorer of the Eastern League, he often joined the Williamsport team on training trips.
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Williamsport
jElmer L. Schuyler
Schuyler
Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin
Harrisburg
Harrisburg Telegraph
Driver killed in Morrisville gravel pit crash
Gus Washington 40, of 158 Lambeston Street Trenton New Jersey died when the automobile he drove yesterday crashed through guard rails and plunged into 16 feet of water in a gravel pit near Morrisville Pennsylvania.
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Morrisville
Gus Washington
Lambeston St
Trenton
N. J
Pirks Rescued After Canoe Overturns In Monongahela River
Mr and Mrs Clifford R Pirks were rescued unharmed apart from shock when their canoe overturned yesterday in the icy Monongahela River Belle Vernon Pa A coal company river boat reached them about 20 feet offshore and brought them to safety
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Belle Vernon, Pa
Ond
Clifford R. Pirks
Monongahela River
Coal Company
Emperor Hirohito Tours City Hospitals And Mills
On his third meet the people tour in a month Emperor Hirohito visited Takasaki National Hospital Maebashi and a silk mill then rode to Toyooka where thousands of children waved as he passed. An official incident involved a minor official struck by an ape. he recovered and continued the tour without delay.
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Tokyo
Hirohite
Gao Hirohito
Hirohito
Impérial
Maebashi
Takasaki National Hospital
Hirohita
Emperor
Toyooka Silk Mill
Noted Author Nora Waln Speaks at State Teachers College
Miss Nora Waln, noted author and Atlantic Monthly writer, will address the State Teachers College assembly tomorrow morning. She has lived abroad most of her life and this marks her first U S visit since 1939. The public is invited to attend.
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Nora Waln
State Teachers College Assembly
Miss Waln
Atlantic Monthly
United States
Great Britain
England
Fland
Couny
Miss Waly
Germany
Britain
Himmler
World War II era council meets in converted Bronx school
A Manhattan hotel report notes a city council gathering in a converted Paint ler College in the Bronx once a war time school now a makeshift capitol. Delegates face a press policy and live telecast while weighing Soviet troop withdrawals from Iran and the March treaty deadline amid other global moves.
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Manhattan
Paintler College
Bronx
Nolud
Mars
Iran
Tran
Bornholm
Manchuria
Conference on conservation flood control in Pittsburgh
About 100 representatives from 26 counties gathered in Pittsburgh for a conference on cultural conservation and flood control plans for building 1,000 envail dane d in the watershed.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburch
Yamashita Says Air Power Will Decide Future Wars
Japanese General Tomoyuki Yamashita, in a Manila death cell dictated interview published in Infantry Journal, warned that atomic bombs and long range planes require rewriting West Point and Annapolis texts. He argued infantry loses its vital role and that future major wars hinge on air power and coordinated ground, air, and naval forces, noting Japan’s World War I losses and his own execution on February 23.
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Washington
Mar
Tomo
Yamaishita
Manila
Yamashita
West Point
Annapolis
Malaya
Japan
Express Mar uet Awards for Indiana Drivers in 1945
Railway Express Agency announces safety award cards for Indiana drivers M Runyon Calvin Williams and J B Pfeifer for accident free service. Head states safety and humanitarian value of accident free operations. About 7 875 drivers nationwide cited for five to eleven years without accidents.
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Railway Express Agency
Indiana
Head
M. Runyon
Calvin Williams
J. B. Pfeifer
Mr. Bunyan
Duncan resigns Peabody principal post for Slippery Rock dean position
Dr. Leonard E. Duncan, principal of Peabody High School and a 22 year member of its faculty, resigns to become dean of instruction at Slippery Rock State Teachers College, school officials report.
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Pittsburgh
Leonard E. Duncan
Peabody High School
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
GOP Hits At Wallace Declaration At Jackson Dinner
Washington March 25 Republicans condemned Secretary Wallace for arguing that a Republican victory in November would disrupt foreign policy. Senator Ball charged the claim tailors Democratic attacks, while Senator Pepper supported Wallace, warning of power politics, isolationism, and a return to “traditional” Republican nationalism in foreign affairs.
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Washington
Mar
Repblicans
Secretary of Commerce
Wallace
Senator Ball
R-Minn
Ball
Truman
Pepner
D-Pla
Florida
Ory
Naolem
German scientists aided Allies with atomic insights
An exhibit at the Library of Congress reveals German studies and nuclear physics work published abroad before and during World War II. OSS and neutral sources supplied some items, with officials noting German research was vital to Allied atomic efforts.
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Arthur L. Edson
Washington
Mar
Library of Congress
Peters
Oscar Mollari
Mollari
Sheart
Germany
Office of Strategic Services
OSS
Campaigns Swirl as Harrisburg Act Votes Near Primary
Harrisburg March 26 The political scene in Pennsylvania heats up with Republican Governor contenders and Democratic rivals. Senator Joseph K. Gulley and Henry Arthur Mortis face May 21 primary opposition, while Rice headlines the Democratic slate with John H. Dent and Al Semm ind Philadelphia. Shroyer rallies veterans from Philadelphia Chester Bucks Delaware and Montgomery counties backing his bid for Internal Affairs. A split with Governor Martin widens the field as a third G O P candidate emerges.
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S Ries
Tysburg
Democra'ie
jGovernor
Rice
Henry Arther Mortis
Mahonoy City
Organization
U.S. San Ter
Martin
Birledy
J. Spaish
4 H Lamb Feeding Club Formed For County Fair
Plans crafted by directors of the Indiana County Sheep and Wool Growers Association form a 4 H lamb feeding club for boys and girls to feed pens of three to five lambs and exhibit them at the county fair. Club leaders include Blaine Miller, Robert V McNutt, and Day KK Wiel with guidance from William C Cochran and J W Warner. Liberal prizes funded by the association and fair managers include a $3.00 award to each member exhibiting lambs. Read the Gazette Classified Ads.
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Indiana County Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Blaine Miller
Shelocta
Robert V. McNutt
Homer City
Day KK. Wiel
Indiana
Mad Vota Ax Menace to UN Cited in Tarlo Speech
The record quotes Tarlo warning that once Russia can mass produce atomic bombs, the United States could be destroyed. Earle, a former U S minister to Bulgaria, alleges concentration camps and anti Jewish motives under Bolshevism. His Belgian wife, Jacqueline Sacre, expresses optimism about America as she seeks citizenship. Labor leaders face calls for limited, supervised activity as the era of status before law nears, per Robert R. Wason of the National Association of Manufacturers.
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Trom
Hitler
Earle
Stalin
America
Jacqueline Marthe Jermine Sacre
Paris
Huberta Potter Earle
Istanbul
Robert R. Wason
National Association of Manufacturers
Courageous father saves four as four die in Hollidaysburg fire
In Hollidaysburg Pa on March 25 a house fire killed four Chamberlain family members while a father Maurice Chamberlain escaped with two children from the two story home. Aged mother three siblings were trapped on the second floor and died. Fire started from a cigarette dropped in the living room. Verna Mae 8 survived after leaping to a tree and being rescued. Frank and Blair County coroner confirmed victims include Ann Chamberlain 64 Lenora 25 and Gladys 21. Clarence Chamberlain recently discharged from Pacific duty was found at the stairs. Verna Mae and Maurice and others were treated for burns.
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Hollidaysourg
Maurice
Blair County
Daniel M. Deplogle
Ann Chamberlain
Lenora
Gladys
Clarence’ Chamberlai
Verna Mae
Mrey Hospital
Altoona
Nazi official Bohle testifies in English war duties case
Swarthy fitness Wilhelm Bohle, leader of the Nazi party foreign organization, testified from the witness stand that Churchill abandoned a 1937 inquiry into Nazi activities after an extended talk with the British leader. Bohle denied contacts with German American firms or wartime financiers and called several other Nazi officials “confidential agents” whose reports allegedly contained only technical material.
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Islas
Wilhelm Bohle
Churchill
Lonon
England
Bohle
Hess
John Har'an Amon
United States
Rohle
Ford
Sunnort
Rehis
Wass
Tiven Jr Teastians
Nariv
Rodle
Trohrer
Dro Friedhelm Nreeser
New York
Fritz Wietermenn
San Francisco
Cassling
Tas Annales
New Orleans
Aarlin
Theta
Obituary notices from South Bend area funeral services
Multiple obituaries recount the passing of local residents including Mrs. Kunkle of South Bend aged 69, Fran Claire Adams 42 of Enward, and Nason Nastule with details on survivors, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements. Additional notes mention Nora Rudolph of Punxsutawney and several relatives across Indiana and Pittsburgh with service plans and burial sites.
Obituary notice for Ida Ellwood Stitt Evans in Blairsville area
Ida Ellwood Stitt Evans died Sunday at 8 25 p m in Curtis daughter Mrs Elliott North Walnut street Blairsville born April 3 1858 to Matthew Y Ellwood and Catherine France husband Dr R Evans died in 1912. Survived by two daughters Mrs Elliott Curtis Blairsville and Mrs Ethel Stitt Blairsville a son Percy G Evans McDonald Ohio two grandchildren and one great grandchild a sister Mrs Elizabeth Frey Blairsville member of Presby terian church and missionary society organizer in Blairsville Daughters of American Revolution W C T O and Hunter Woroe He ville services held Wednesday afternoon at Blairsville with burial in Blairsville Cemetery.
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South Bend
Cork
Bixler Beienney
Mary (Crum) Beighey
Alice Remaley
Cleveland
Ohio
Alex Kunkle
Kaylor
Mation Kunkle
Kittanning
Janet Miller
Indiana
Harold Kunkle
Howard Beighley
Hast Ma
Cesport
Robert Beighley
Narentum
Core Beighley
Greenville
Emma Jewell
Goodlin
Kansas
Luth Uten
Ucted
Oscar ‘Foods
Geo Kunitle
Scottdale
Paul Beighley
Boston
Intorment
Fran Claire Adams
Enward
Clomett
Washington Township
Hannon and
Elizabeth (Black) Adams
Ranword
Elie Mac Sith) Adams
J. D. Dauberty
Arwood
Ontario
Jane Daveherty
de Seine
Ennie M Stenhens
Clem
W. Cc. T. U. Feneral
Inara
Ida Ellwood Stitt Evans
Elliott
Walnut Street
Curtis
Blairaville
Matthew Y Ellwod
Catherine France
DO. R. Evans
Fhr
Mis Miliott Curtis
Blairsville
Ethel Stitt
Percy G Evans
McDonald
Daeg's Daeg Suering Feam Inscenet Eas Minete Ta Lat
Fragmented OCR text mentions an inquest with coroner Willis and a funeral at Glen Camphe Myne day, plus a debate on modern seir demands and a mathematical exploration contrasting Dr. Marshall Stone of Harvard. It is a garbled archival snippet without clear dates or locations.
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Willis Todev
Neral
Bernside
Firewall
Glen Camphe
Rdell
Marshall Stone
Harvard
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Pater Sarevel Paluch
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