France Needs Moral and Material Help to Recover
A Paris observer argues France is ill and must receive swift aid from Allies. He cites hunger, fuel shortages, and the need for economic recovery supported by American machinery, supplies, and credits. France seeks gas, food relief, and industrial revival to restore global stability.
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Paris
Harold Stassen
New York
England
France
Greece
Russia
United States
America
Move To Curb Army Food Requisitions
Atlantic City Mar 26 A US led bid to curb army food requisitions targets Red Army and all armed forces. plan seeks to bar requisitioning nonperishable food and uses of relief supplies to impede distribution. Wood cites Soviet land grabs in Austria. Feenov leaves council, claims personal reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Singleton
Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Red Army
UNRRA
UNRAA
C. Tyler Wood
State Department
Austria
Russia
Wood
N. I. Feenov
Speed Up Vet Job Training in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports the Department of Public Instruction will speed up veteran job training with help from county directors of veterans affairs and U S employment service offices. Deputy Superintendent Dr. Paul E Witmeyer will assist in inspecting programs proposed by employers under the GI Bill of Rights. Training programs must be certified by the U S Veterans Administration before benefits, with about 7 000 approved programs already offering opportunities to one or more veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Mar
Department of Public
Lon
Veterans’ Affairs
U. S. Employment Service
U.S. Veterans Administration
Col. W. W. Reynolds
Department of Public Instruction
Reynolds
Judge Creps Sentences Four On Morality
Judge Creps sentenced Lawrence Hileman of Indiana to 15 months in the workhouse starting February 20, with a $150 fine on morality charges and costs. Hileman pleaded guilty February 26 to one count with another suspended on costs. Charles Cain of Indiana was fined $109 plus costs for larceny and Russell Bunyan of Indiana $50 plus costs on another larceny charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hileman
Indiana
Creps
Gorts
Hileman
Charles Cain
Russel Bunyan
Courts Asked to Protect City Water From Mine Drainage
Punxsutawney Water Company asked in leme Court for reinstatement of an injunction to stop strip mining in a watershed supplying water. Preliminary injunction granted Oct 16 was dissolved after one day. Defendants argued the plant owner is a large holding and that coal mining funds local land and jobs. plaintiffs warn pollution would ruin water and equipment, urging early relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Punxsutawney Water Company
Leme Court
Joseph C. Saricks
Lee Hivlow Coal Co
Paul Duff
W. C
Clos S. Sheesley
Bell
Clearfield County
Ednie Coal Co
Philipsburg Corporation
Sheesley
Clover Run
Punxsutawney
Belt ‘Township
Minini
Red Army Withdrawals Reported From Iran Amid Tehran Dispatches
Moscow reports state Red Army troops are withdrawing from Iran under an agreement with Premier Avam and Stalin says the Soviet troop issue is settled. Investia cites Stalin replying to Hugh Baillie on Churchill and Iran, noting Churchill’s argument is not convincing and Iran troop withdrawal is settled. Tass Tehran dispatches decry rumors of internal Iran disorders and defend friendly-state broadcasts as inaccurate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Red Army
Tran
Qu Avam
Stalin
Investia
Hugh Baillie
The
United Press
Baille
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Iran
Security Council
United Nations
Tass
Tehran
Avam
Ankara
Dia
Rifle Wound Is Fatal To Boy 8 Waynesburg Pa
An accidental rifle wound in the abdomen at his grandfather Milton Booths home near Littleton West Virginia killed Harry Richard Gorby eight at Greene County Memorial Hospital last night. Gorbys son Bannen said the mishap happened Sunday when Harrys 16 year old cousin picked up a 22 caliber rifle the grandfather had been using to shoot at dogs.
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Waynesburg
Milton Booth
Littleton
W. Va
Harry Richard Gorby
New Freeport
Here
Greene Country Memorial Hospital
Bannen Gorby
Harry
Charge Doctor Invited Two Men To See the Birth of Her Child
Pittsburgh March 20 Testimony from a trial to determine whether spectators were invited by Punxsutawney physician Dr Brohm to witness the birth of Mrs Velma M Thomas was heard and the damage suit by her against him for 76000 dollars was dismissed in disagreement The plaintiff said two businessmen Arthur Spencer and Robert Singleton were invited and laughed in the delivery room while she learned weeks later they were not doctors The defense argued conflicting evidence about the witnesses and that the burden of proof rested with the plaintiff Her husband sought 25000 more for alleged nervousness and home disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Velma M. Thomas
Supreme Court
W. &. Brohm
William A. Challener, Jr
County Men Reenlist in Regular Army Action at Indiana Stations
Ten county men were recruited for the Regular Army this past week at Indiana County stations. James Albert Carnegie reenlisted for three years, with prior service including the Rome Arno and North Apennines battles and decorations. Others enlisted for eighteen months unassigned, including Joseph Dean Richards, John Kraynak, William Lavern Kelly, Stanley Fedrick, John Hegglas, William Hugh Brown, Frank Forongy, Ronald F. Baker, and William G. Gilmore. Baker and Gilmore reenlisted for three years in Caribbean Defense Command with prior service and notable awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
John L. Clark
James Albert Carnegie
Wayne Ave
Rozella Carnegie
338Th Infantry Regiment
Rome- Arno
North Apenines
Joseph Dean Richards
Indiana
R.D
Walter Richards
Bob
Pauls
Joseph Anthony Kraynak
Glenn Campbell
John Kraynak
William Lavern Kelly
Creekside
R. D
Earl Rupert
Earl Dean Rupert
Navy
San Francisco
Stanley Fedrick
Waterman
Mike Fednick
Brody Bros
John Hegglas
Livermore
Frank Hegglas
William Hugh Brown
R. A. Brown
Frank Forongy
Iselin
Frank Horongy
Ronald FE. Baker
Blairsville
Joseph Baker
AAFP
Caribbean Defense Command
Italy
ETO
Armsden Legion
W.F.W. Post
William G. Gilmore
John C. Gilmore
RAF
28Th Infantry
States
Former City Editor Named AMVETS Public Relations Director
Colonel Vincent C. Neeson, former associate editor of the Indiana Evening Gazette in 1937 38 and part of 1939, is named national director of public relations for AMVETS. Jack W. Hardy announced creation of the new department at national headquarters. Neeson, ex regional publisher of Stars & Stripes and Washington writer for the Baltimore Sun, served over five years in the Army, rising from captain to colonel in intelligence, information, and European postings. He lives in Ruxton Maryland with his wife and three children.
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Vincent C. Neeson
Indiana Evening Gazette
Amvets
Jack W. Hardy
Department of Public Relations
Col. Neesen
Stars & Stripes
Washington
Baltimore Sun
Sant
U.S
Europe
The
Gazette
Baltimore
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Col
Neeson
Ruxton
Vince
Jim
War Colonel Recalls Normandy and Munitions Plant Debate
An Army colonel recounts wartime experiences from building munitions plants to the Normandy invasion. He notes wasted capital on unused plants, praises American workers, and recalls the D-Day breakwater ships sunk to aid supply vessels, stressing wartime pragmatism over cost concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Normandy
Germany
Curbs Demanded By Housewives
Washington reports housewives demand continuation of price and rent controls. Representatives from 20 organizations, claiming over 10 million members, urge Congress to act decisively to shield the public from economic disaster. They favor keeping OPA controls for one more year and extending rent controls two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
House Banking Committee
OPA
Caroline FL Ware
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
U S Firm Sees Iran Troop Issue Closed By Agreement
The United States reportedly expects the Soviet Iranian troop withdrawal to be resolved under a Soviet Iranian accord and urges bringing the matter to the United Nations Security Council for study. British representative Cadogan supports council review while Gromyko prefers delaying until April 10. Byrnes’ opening speech signals US backing of Soviet aims yet opposition to unilateral pressure on smaller states. President Truman’s message to the UN is read as supportive. The session lasted about four minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Iran
Byrnes
Alexander Cadogat
Gromyko
Council
Russia
United States
Truman
Security Council
United Nations
Ways To Share Secret Plutonium And Atomic Power
The article discusses denatured plutonium and the difficulty of restoring its original form, noting that industrial plants producing atomic power could also make bombs as a by-product. Dr Edward V U Vondon warns of safeguards, while McMahon declines comment as Acheson may be recalled. The committee resumes work on domestic atomic control legislation, aiming for a final draft this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagasaki
Edward VU. Vondon
Bureau of Standards
Atomic Committee
McMahon
D-Conn
Acheson
East Conference 53rd Convention of Pittsburg Synod
The East Conference of the Pittsburg Synod of the United Lutheran Church held its 53rd convention at the Zellenople Old People's Home. After confession and communion, Rev. George Bowers preached, and Rev. C E Biller led devotions. Officers were elected with Rev. Bowers as president, Rev. Schlotter as secretary, and Rev. Troutman as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Conference
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Synod
G. EB. Bowers
Charles T. Schlotter
J. B. Troutman
Clamp Curbs On Building To Aid Vets
The government sharply restricts new commercial and industrial construction to speed housing for veterans. The Civilian Production Administration bans new starts unless specifically authorized, while allowing completion of work begun if materials were in place on site. Limits set per job range from 400 to 15,000 dollars, with divisions by building type and size. The order covers the United States, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands and does not cap the number of separate permitted projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Mar
Civilian Production Administration
National
Wilson W. Wyatt
CPA
John D. Small
United States
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
jataHong
Alarmed At Weakness of Armed Force
Norman Chandler publisher of the Los Angeles Times and AP vice president warns in a serial column that demobilization in the Pacific was too rapid leaving the U S dangerously weak from Hawaii to Asia. He says surpluses and wastages are regrettable but inevitable and predicts a cautious peace in Asia for at least 26 years while noting Russia grows in Korea and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mar
Norman Chandler
The
Los Angeles Times
Associated Press
Pacific
Chandler
United States
Hawaii
Russia
Orient
Korea
China
Asia
Evacuation Facts Involving Soviet Iran Troop Withdrawals
Foreign Undersecretary says two to three weeks of arrangements for a visit have been made and no unreasonable barriers expected. Stalin claims withdrawal of Red Army from Iran is already solved by a Russia Iran agreement. Tehran reports Russian withdrawal began last Sunday night and continues, with foreign quarters cautious on timing. Cardinal’s funeral rites include placing the pontifical hat at the bier foot then hanging it from the cathedral roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iail McNeil
Stalin
Soviet Union
Russia
Iran
New York
Hugh Baillie
United Press
Churchill
Security Council
United Nations Organization
iMoscow
Church
Ivan
Tehran
Prince Firouz
Moscow
Red Army
Defense of Ribbentrop Opens Today
The Defense of Ribbentrop opens with Joachim von Ribbentrop and other defendants facing war crimes charges. Hermann Goering and Rudolf Hess are referenced as the Nazi leaders tied to the case. The court excludes certain defense evidence while prosecutors contest the Versailles Treaty terms and alleged German aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oseph M. Reed
Heinernberg
Samuel
Elizabeth Joachim von Ribbentrop
McCracken) Reed
International Military Tribunal
Germany
jCtreams
Peck Morgan
Ecouts
Hermann Ushed
Goering
Rudolf Hess
David Maxwell Fyfe
Alfred Heidi
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Hjalmar Schacht
Seidl
Wilson
Oime Victor
College Teacher Attends St Louis Science Meeting
Indiana State Teachers College professor attends a St Louis meeting of science and mathematics teachers. Six coaching organizations join in a program on Current Problems in Science Teaching. Dr Sollberger, National Science Teachers Association member, edits a 1945 yearbook on science and national security. he returns Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Teachers College
St. Louis
Sollberger
National Science Teachers Association
Seit
Dwight BE
Solfberger
Miners Will Stay Home Next Week
Obituary notices outline deaths of Frank Ellsworth Miller of Penn Run age 69 born April 1877 and Michael Timehalk born Austria 1875 with numerous survivors. Frank Clair Adams and Mrs Laura E Smith also noted, with services and burial details. Also reports wage talks between operators and United Mine Workers in ongoing contract negotiations and possible actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ellsworth Miller
Penn Run
W. H. Phillips
Ambridge
Spruce Grove
Q. H. Phillips
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Darlington
Michael Timchalh
Miners Hospital
Spangler
Metro
Annie Timehalk
Austria
United States
Fannie Timehalk
John Dalges
Hastings
James Suriano
Pittsburgh
John Braccercieta
New York
Charles Laceration
Leroy Hoch
Susan
Michael
Irene
John
Andrew
St. Peter and Paul Grek Catholic
Urey
Varnayva Lushko
Frank Clair Adams
Kenwood
Robinson
O. M. Bait
Rhensburg
Girenbwgod
Laura E. Smith
Cherry Tree
Hayes McKelvey
First St
Altoona
Philipsburg
Harry Mayes
Willis E. Smith
Walter S
Akron
Harry R
Baltimore
Clair Russell
McKelvey
Myers Funeral Home
Rex
Max M. Houser
Philipsburg Cemetery
Peron Near Vote Victory In Argentina Election
Col Juan Peron nears victory in Argentina after gaining 21,000 votes on Jose Tamborini as cabinet issues decree nationalizing Banco Central De Republica. With 148 of 188 electoral votes, 35,000 more popular votes in Buenos Aires could tilt result. bank nationalization stakes include government buying 10,000,000 peso private bank interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Mar
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Democratic Union
Jose Tamborini
Banco Central de Republica
Col. Peron
White Collar Pay Increases Hit Pittsburgh Mills
United States Steel Corp and Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp increased pay for white collar workers in line with the 18 12 cents hourly rise given production staff in the steel strike settlement. Salaried staff reported checks reflecting raises averaging 32 to 33 dollars monthly in lower brackets, with total Pittsburgh district impact near 500000 dollars monthly. President Fairless had said higher salary earners up to 10000 dollars yearly would get a 15 percent raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Mar
United States Steel Corp
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Nese
Benjammin Fairless
U. S. Steel
Contradict Bootleg Hole Statement in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports a clash over coal bootlegging with the State Mines Department denying a continuing bootleg problem and asserting legality through leases or landowner agreements. The Anthracite Committee counters by labeling certain mines as bootleg holes not paying social security, unemployment, or workers compensation taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Mines Department
Anthracite Committee
Pennsylvania
Joseph J. Walsh
State Anthracite Committee
Commonwealth
United Mine Workers of America
Walsh
Martin
Richard Maize
D. L. Corgan
ERB-HELP advertised for stomach gas relief
An old advertisement describes a woman troubled by stomach gas that rose when lying down, nearly choking her. After using ERB-HELP with 12 herbs, she reports the gas is gone, bowels regular, and she can sleep. Daugherty Drug Store promotes the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty Drug Store
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