26 Mar 1952
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1952
Page
1
In Munsan Korea Brig General William P Nuckols reported frank talks today as truce negotiators seek a compromise on prisoner exchanges. Allies shifted from voluntary repatriation to no forced repatriation while signaling willingness to have Russia supervise the process.
State Superior Court ruled Taft's name will stay on New Jersey's April 15 presidential preference primary ballot. Judge Smalley dismissed the suit seeking removal after Atty. Gen. Parsons cited overriding public interest. Taft had withdrawn from the campaign and asked that his name be taken off. Marsh had sued to enforce his request.
U S Navy Secretary p20 A Kimbal and his party departed Taipei Formosa for Okinawa and Tokyo after talks on common problems with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek. Brilhart and Null Hairdressers open at new location 620 Philadelphia Street phone 5-?
New Haven report details early medical trial in which glands from premature babies were transplanted into three patients to stimulate gut hormones. Tiny embryonic tissues were placed in stomach muscles to restore hormonal function, with adrenals and thyroid tissues used in specific cases. Animal tests suggest implanted gland bits may survive and grow, offering potential new treatments.
Blairsville confronts the Justice Department over equitable payment for recreational facilities doomed by the Conemaugh Flood Dam. William Miller of the U.S. Engineers inspected the Moorewood avenue site as appraisers valued the property at 9101 thousand. Officials argue the figure is too low to replace the swimming facility.
The Sixth Annual Merchandise Fair at Indiana State Teachers College in Danville Indiana opens to the public today and Thursday March 26 27 in Waller Gymnasium. The event showcases student demonstrations while offering door prizes free samples and fashion displays with proceeds supporting teacher training. Police and FBI failed to find an eyewitness to the $681000 armored car robbery in Danvers Massachusetts as three bandits used a stolen Buick to flee down main streets. Investigators questioned the truck crew and await tips while expanding searches in Danvers Revere Everett and the surrounding area.
Louis Drabik, 22, of Kingston, Pa., was killed when his car struck a telephone pole in Newport Township near Nanticoke at midnight. Three companions were injured. the car was open during remodeling at Ricys gros.
The borough will use its town appraisal experts from Pittsburgh to bolster evidence for a possible condemnation suit. Council President James M. Turner and Solicitor Ralph L. Gessler are named to represent the borough in conferences with Washington officials.
Three grass fires broke out in Indiana last evening including a third of the season on Reservoir Hill. The first alarm came at 5:25 p m for a blaze at Year of 487 School street. A second fire at 932 Grandview avenue prompted a second truck. The Reservoir Hill fire was reported at 7:36 p m and was quickly controlled.
Washington AP reports the United States Britain and France issued a 600 word note to Moscow asserting Western aims to keep Germany, whether whole or in part, within a defensive European community. It also urged the Soviet Union to allow a United Nations commission into the Soviet zone to verify free elections and sincerity.
Milwaukee report describes a three way Wisconsin Republican primary where Harold E. Stassen announces he would place half of his Wisconsin delegates with Dwight D. Eisenhower on the first Chicago convention ballot. Stassen would split any smaller Wisconsin delegate haul with Eisenhower, provoking strong reactions from Taft and Warren camps and shaping campaign dynamics ahead of next Tuesday's primary.
John Foster Dulles resigns as administration adviser after two years of relative silence on foreign policy. He says Senate approval of the Japanese peace treaty and three Pacific security pacts completed his task. White House considers no successor. He plans a busy speaking schedule for spring and summer from Key West, Florida.
The Indiana Municipal Band will perform at the Manos Theater on Sunday March 30 at 2 30 p m instead of March 10 as previously stated due to a typographical error Admission is free C David McNaughton will conduct
Washington debate features sharp questioning in committee as Republicans urge all out war of ideas against Communists. Rep. Clevenger accuses administration of conducting a scare campaign and ministerial hate of Americans amid fear of Soviet aggression.
Army chief General J Lawton Collins urged full effort in the struggle of ideas to deter aggressors. The Appropriations subcommittee heard that messaging should reach every mind using all communications. A $170 million positive approach was proposed to counter Russia and East Europe, more than last year’s $85 million. State Department witnesses testified as the campaign for truth and defense funding moved forward.
Borough police report a minor collision on College Avenue yesterday involving a car driven by C Edward Studell of 6 South Twolick Drive Indiana and a vehicle operated by Luvera Balla. Estimated damage totals $108 with no injuries.
Washington AP reports a heated administration dispute over wage policy softened as negotiations resumed between CIO United Steelworkers and U S Steel Corp and Jones Laughlin Steel in Pittsburgh. A strike threat looms for April 8 with talks set to extend to other firms.
Sen Styles Bridges of New Hampshire will appear before House tax investigators to discuss his interest in a seven million dollar tax case involving Baltimore liquor dealer Hyman Harvey Klein. Rep. King announced Bridges requested to be heard and will testify at 10 30 a m EST tomorrow about Klein's 1944 46 Canadian whisky venture and related tax issues.
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