Confer On Pact For Austrians
Moscow reports say Austrian Foreign Minister Karl Gruber conferred 40 minutes with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov. Gruber urged a prompt Austrian peace treaty at Moscow, citing two priorities German assets and compensation to UN nationals. He warned a delay could harm Austria and the world and asked for fair mediation on forced transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Karl Geuber
V. M. Molotov
Gruber
Council of Foreign Ministers
Austria
Council Patdts
United Nations
Council
Homer City Girls To Become Nurses Tonight
Mary Andreoli and Lois Hamilton of Homer City are among 26 young women set to be capped as nurses in a ceremony at Shadyside Hospital School of Nursing Hammond Auditorium. Thomas Watson will preside and Dr Clarence E Macartney will speak as Louise Savage presents the caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Andreoli
Lois Hamilton
Homer City
Hammond Auditorium
Shadyside Hospital
School of
Nuring
Thomas Watson
Clarence E. Macartney
Louise Savage
Set To Retry Wac Suit For Alienation
PRINCETON W Va Mar 27 10 Automak ic retrial of the $25 000 alienation of affections suit brought by ex WAC Gerda Lund Jones against her in laws was indel ed to day after a Mercer County jury fail ed to arrive at a verdict Circuit judge D M Bailey dismissed the jur e yesterday when the foreman announced disagreement aft er two hours and 40 minutes deliber ation The attractive 26 wee old plain off who contended the Rev and Mrs Joseph Jones broke up her wartime marriage to their son said she would take her baby Edward Tate Jones Jr to her Smithtown Branch N Y home During the trial the younger Mrs Jones testified her mother in law had said she would always consider them is living in sin because Gerda had been divorced and that her father in law a Presbyterian minist er in Bramwell W Va had offered her money if she would consent to an annulment Both denied the statements Young Jones in a deposition read to the court said he had married Gerda in France in October 1945 when she told him she was pregn ant He said she later told him she had discovered she was not pregn ant but he went through with the wedding anyway Since the date had been set Attorneys said retrial would be automatic unless the parties reach an out of court settlement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
W. Va
WAC
Gerda Lund Jones
Mercer County
D. M. Bailey
Joseph Jones
Edward Tate Jones
Smithtown
N.Y
Young Jones
Gerda
France
Pair Held In Child Death Case In West Virginia
In Mason County authorities report the two year old Lewis Patterson died from beatings after a fall from bed. The coroner cites external force bruises and brain concussion with 180 skin injuries, while the parents Pattison Crawford and Velma Crawford are jailed on legal cohabitation charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
W. VA
Mason County
Scranton
Thomas J. Duffy
Par
Ents
West Side Hos County
William H. Pital
Bardin
Or Duffy
Managrando Patterson
Tribune- Crawford
Republican
Duffy
Shalton Sun
Ernest Hesson
R. Wenaur
Patt m
Rarein
Bodies of 18 Out of Mine Still Trapped in Long Tunnel
Rescue efforts continued after an explosion left 18 miners unaccounted and 16 bodies recovered in a half hour. Eleven more were found as crews worked through a 34 mile tunnel 540 feet underground. Inspectors warned exploration could take days to reach the end while mine officials used mule power to avoid sparks and maintained ventilation for rescuers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driscoll O. Seaman
Ulingis
Mhio
Peace Economy Link Than Peace Stability In Trade Talk
Washington March 27 Undersecretary William Clayton said peace depends on healthy economic conditions as poverty fuels political problems. He testified to House Ways and Means on reciprocal trade, Geneva talks, and drafting a charter for an International Trade Organization to reduce tariffs without creating a global economic super government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
William Clayton
Turkey
Greece
United States
Clayton
House
Ways and Means
Geneva
Truemin
Clinton
Ing
ITO
International Trade Organization
80 Year Old Church Burns In Cleveland Event
Fire destroyed the 80 year old Franklin Boulevard Methodist Church injuring a fire captain who died and another firefighter critically. The blaze spread to two adjoining two story houses and threatened the block. Captain Theodore Brenvas 49 died after being buried under brick as a wall collapsed. Fireman Michael Ruddy 60 suffered fractures and burns. Damage to church estimated at 50,000 and to two houses at 5,000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mar
Franklin Boulevard
Theodore P. Brenvas
Michael B. Ruddy
Bat Gee
Orson
Ilaer Cain
Som
Jail terms given in California army air forces case
The report notes pleas of guilty in California with defendants including Charles A. Cramer and Jay Ramsey, both jailed after sentencing by Judge HehnUrur. Donwd Dovighis and others faced sentences tied to charges, with Cramer receiving but 210 5 years and Ramsey 1 to 8 years. The article also includes broad figures on U.S. consumption of vegetable oil and animal product production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Henry HetHapr Artold
Pittsburgh
Army Air Forces
Charles A. Cramer
Apallo
Jay Ramsey
Penn
University of Township
Calfornia
Fire Wrecks Part Of News Plant In Springfield
Fire swept through the mechanical department of Springfield Newspapers Inc. today, starting in a storage room. The composing room and press room were gutted with heavy equipment lost. Firemen contained the blaze by 7:30 p.m. after discovery at 6 a.m. in the paper storage rear of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Springfield Newspapers, Inc
Milkmen strike spreads to New Orleans area
Teamsters join the boycott against stores using New Orleans dairy milk as Florida parish dairymen prolong the strike. The action threatens New Orleans Baton Rouge Lake Charles Amite and Franklin parishes with reduced supplies and halted trains while milk prices fell from 5.75 to 5.20 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mar
New Orleanians
Florida Parishes
Teamsters' Brotherhood
AFL
Baton Rouge
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Amile
Franklinton
Charles Ball
Boyertt
Mississippi River
Sinois Central
Amite
End of Canada Meat Ration Ends for Households
Ottawa reports meat rationing for Canadian households ended today while meat price controls and slaughter quotas remain. National Defence Minister Douglas Abbott told Parliament the change aims to avoid cutting exports, especially to the United Kingdom amid ongoing food shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Mar
Douglas C. Abbott
National Defense
House of Commons
United Kingdom
Abbott
Los Angeles Customs Post Office Budget Prompted by House Action
Disjointed report notes Port of Los Angeles, customs collection figures, and William Jennings Bryan referenced. Mentions trimming staff from seven to twelve, House approval affecting treasury post office funds, and fiscal year allotments. Fragmentary quotes attributed to Bevan appear amid garbled transcription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Anogeles
Los Angeles
Collec
William Jennings Bryan
Treasurys Post Office
Amun
Bevan
Proclaims Free School Day In Penna
Governor James H. Duff proclaims Tuesday April 1 as Free School Day in Pennsylvania urging schools and citizens to honor the 1834 Free School Act. He cites 1,500,000 students taught by 58,500 teachers in 10,000 schools with over 75 million dollars in school buildings and more than 180 million in annual operating expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
James H. Duff
Duff
George Wolf
General Assembly
Samuel Brack
Thaddeus Stevens
Commonwealth
Court of Honor Held At Heilwood Scout Meeting
Troop Committee Chairman Stephen Popovich presided at a Court of Honor in Heilwood Club Rooms. E N Long Purchase Line District Chairman praised the troop’s progress and demonstrations. First Class awards were given to William Popovich Edwin Leone John Stupic Frank Kkenchan Joseph Bare and Richard Judy. Second Class Badges awarded to Donald Lewis with Tenderfoot Scouts Ronald Juso Roger Judy Jack Lewis and Joseph Turko. The meeting opened and closed with Scout ceremonies led by Scoutmaster Boyd Lingenfelter W D Sievers and attended by the Scout Executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Popovich
Heilwood
E. N. Long
Purchase Line
Leon Richard Judy
B. E. Good Tin
Purchase Line District
Wiliam Popovich
Edwin Leone
John Stupic
Frank Kkenchan
Joseph Bare
Richard Judy
Donald Lewis
Tenderfoot
Ronald Juso
Roger Judy
Jack Lewis
Joseph Turko
Boyd Lingenfelter
W.D. Sievers
Second Collyer Brother Dead Presumably
Langley Collyer, 61, long missing after his brother Homer’s death, is presumed dead as authorities pursue legal steps in clearing junk from the three story Fifth Avenue house. Police seek letters of administration while work on the mansion continues with items returned after a relative’s protest. A rotten floor and a seven shot revolver with ammo were found amid the debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Langley Collyer
Homer
Svareh
Polite
Upper Fifth Avenue
Langley Callyer
Pulive
Collyer
Conrad Rathengast
Francis J. Mulligan
Mulligan
Iney
Lang'srey Collyer
Surrogate’s Court
Mhogany
Fresno man freed after rape slaying case
District Attorney James Thire announced the release of Lawrence Leydie, 41, a tractor driver questioned for a week in the March 11 rape slaying of Esther Lee Lewis, nine, of Sanger. His release followed laboratory and lie detector tests. The mutilated body was found March 12 near her home as she headed to catch a school bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Calif
James AM Thire i
Lawrence Leydie
Esther Lee Lewis
Sanger
Leydies
Lewis
War Surplus Item Lists Available
The United States Employment Service in the Municipal Building Indiana announced that War Assets Administration surplus equipment sale booklets are available. The listings detail item types and conditions and may be viewed at the U S E S office by prospective buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
Indiana
War Assets Administration
North China Reds Seeks To Cut Off by Fu Tso Yi Westward Push
Nanking dispatch reports Gen Fu Tso Yi's north China army moved westward toward a junction with nationalist units in Suiyan province, aiming to isolate north China Communists from Manchuria. Fu's forces retook Tsoyun and pressed toward Yuyu as Yenan block battles continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold K. Miles Nanking
Fu Tso-Yi
North
Yuyu
Tsoyun
Shansi
Yenan
Shensi
Siking Sian
Ma Hung- Kwei
Tingpien
Pittsburgh man charged for traffic sign violation
Violator Borough police have charged William A. Fazio of Pittsburgh with a traffic violation count for failure to stop at a traffic sign at Sixth and Water Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Fazio
Pittsburgh
Sixth and
Water Streets
Noon Stock List Reflects Diverse Industrial Giants
A dense OCR stock page lists numerous companies across sectors including chemicals, steel, autos, and electronics. Notable names include General Motors, Boeing, Chrysler, Ford, Kodak, RCA, IBM, Lehigh Valley Coal, and United Aircraft, with varied percentages and references to refiners, distributors, and utilities. The item captures a snapshot of mid century market sentiment and corporate prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. S
Bald Loco Ball & Ohio
Bendix
Cons Edison
Curtiss-Wright
del Lack & West
Bly Douglas Aircraft
Easman Kodak
Food Fair
Baty
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Greyhound Corp
RCA
Hercules
Hershey Chos al Minors Central Blyot Harvester
Nick Can - Slay
Tel & Tel
Johns-Manville
Kennecott Cop
Kresge
Bu Lehigh Port Coly Lehigh Val Coalay
Val BR
Libby McN & L
Loew's
Montgom Ward
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy
Nat Distillers Soag Nat Pow & It
NY Central
Texas Cu
United Aircraft
United Gas Impal
Smet
A& M
US Steel
Warner Bros Pict
West UN
Tay Wentworth
Youngst
Sh & T
See Storm Abating In District
Pittsburgh area slowly relents from March storm as gas shortages ease slightly. Manufacturers Light and Heat Co and two other Pittsburgh gas firms halt gas service to industrial users, affecting about 360 factories. Officials deny major leaks on Tennessee Gas line. minor trouble reported but crews at work. Weather cools but warms soon. winds abate from 80 mph to 30s. Floods stay under danger level. Monongahela water street area spared from high levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Manufacturera Light and Heat Co
Pittsburgh Gus
Tennessee Gas &Transmission Co
Houston
Tex
Water Street
Monongahela
Weather Bureau
Obituaries Chronicle Numerous Local Deaths and Services
Obituaries from Kellysburg McGee’s Mills and nearby areas note Philip Kunkle aged 85 died at home after 1802 birth in Washington Township never married affiliated with Washington Presbyterian Church. Survives include nieces and nephews, services Saturday 2 PM by Rev. Boston. Also Mary Ellen Mears died at home of her son Charles Mears with church service at Tanoma Evangelical United Brethren Friday. Samuel S. Rowley aged 69 died at his McGee’s Mills home after short illness survived by wife Mary Etta and three daughters Ruth Ruth Nack and Virginia. one son William. services Friday 2 PM. interment Rowley Cemetery Hillsdale. Mary Renzulli aged 95 died at home of her daughter in Indiana. survived by four daughters, 28 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. funeral Saturday 9 AM at St Bernard’s Church. Byron Phillip Lyons 25 Perryopolis student at Indiana State Teachers College died pneumonia after operation. body to Robinson Funeral Home and transfer arrangements. Joseph Sabina of North Side Pittsburgh brother of Sister Ethel Dreda of the St Joseph’s Order referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Kunkle
Kellysburg
Washington
Michael Kunkle
Jane (Stumph) Kunkle
Washington Presbyterian Church
Charles Steetie
M. Q. Steetla
Indiana
Tra Condron
Ray Anderson
Blawnox
William M. Lukehart
Creekside
Bell Feneral
J. K. Boston
Washington Cemetery
Panera
Mary Ellen Mears
Charles, Mears
Mayion Center
R. D
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Samuel S. Rowley
McGee's Mills
Hillsdale
Indiana County
Josiah
Maria
Please) Rowley
Mary Etta Roley
Glen Campbell
Kathleen Murphy
Ruth Nack
Camden
N. J
Virginia Rowley
Pittsburgh
William
Detroit
Rowley
Cressim Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alfred Fray
Rowley Cemetery
Mary Renzulli
John Rezzolla
Renan
St Bernard's
Troy
Italy
Leonard and
Marie
Zalelli) Venturi
Lucietta Carsaro
Cleveland
Ohio
Leonard Rezzolle
Clearfield
Elisa Colela
Leydic
St. Bernard's Church
James Brady
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Byron Phillip Lyons
Perryopolis
Indiana State Teachers College
Indiana Hospital
Wayne Avenue
Thelma (Jones) Lyons
Hodge W. Lyons
Etta B (Mineceri Lyons
Robinson Funeral Home
Nis
Indiana Man Burial Set After Funeral Services
Indiana resident Sabina 65 died Sunday. Born in Budapest he lived 44 years in Pittsburgh area and worked as a die sinker for Pittsburgh Forging Company of Coraopolis. Funeral services by Robinson Funeral Home pending word from his Navy son Leo Jr. and Arthur at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Nativity Church
Pittsburgh
Sabina
Budapest
Hungary
Coraopolis
Navy seeks stenographers in Indiana via USES office interview
Navy recruiting offers 40 hour week 26 days paid annual leave and 15 days paid sick leave. Qualified stenographers may receive immediate appointments with rooms in government residences or rooms with private hosts and meals at cost. Inexperienced pay $163 monthly. with one year experience $180. Applicants contact Navy representative at Pennsylvania State Employment Service Office 39 North Seventh Street Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Pennsylvania State Employment Service Office
North Seventh Street
Indiana
British Envoy Denied Divorce Cavendish-Bentinck Denied
British envoy design ate Victor Cavendish Bentinck was denied a divorce in London today while his wife Colthilde obtained a decree of judicial separation. Both charged each other with desertion and adultery. The separation was granted on grounds of the husband s adultery. Cavendish Bentinck had been ambassador to Poland. The couple married in Paris in 1924 and have two children. Also noted were experiments in burning coal still unmined to produce gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Victor Cavendish-Bentinck
Brazil
Colthilde
Senor
Francisco de Amat Y Torres
San Francisco
Cavendish-Bentinck
Cavendish-Bentincks
Paris
United States
Poland
Notice of fictitious name registration for coal business
Thomas Barbos attorney notices intention to file certificate under the Fictitious Names Act. James A Meehan of Brush Valley will engage in mining and selling bituminous coal under the name Superior Smokeless Coal Co. Principal place is 206 White Building Philadelphia Street Indiana Borough Indiana County Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Smokeless Coal CO
James A. Meehan
White Building
Philadelphia Street
Indiana Borough
Indiana County
James A, Meehan
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Doc Arnold
U.S
Seleck
Hner
Anerica
Lest
Hure
Dobbs, Stetson, Dalton, Barclay
Moorhead
End
Canada
Penna
China
Joseph Sabina
North Side
Ethel Dreda
St. Joseph's Order
Weather Report Today
A Veinting & Publishing Co
Philadelphia
Evening Gazetts
A. Ray
N. DeWitt Flay
Dwight Fay Tréssuterit
May
Damon St. Kinter
Larry L. Moron
Agae
Hugh M. Fell
Mali Gut
Mall
Dally
Leo Machak
Coal Run
M McIntyre
Bituman
St. Gertrudes ‘Church
McIntyre
Indiana Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Michael and
Pauline (Pohley) Machak
Clary Bunyan
Mich
Robinson Funeral Home of
Indiaiana
Stenos
Ares
Navy Department
United States Employment Service Office
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