Easter Bunny Fails To Impress Zavada Quints
A La trobe Pennsylvania item reports the Zavada quadruplets reacting to large plush Easter bunnies, with John Michael howling Ber madette sleeping Barbara Rose watching a photographer. The quads were born February 15 by cesarean and may stay in hospital until May or June.
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Easter
Zavada Quints
Latrobe
Theravada
John Michael
Bermadette
Barbara Rose
Anna Mary
Mrs. Zavada
US Charges Russia With Nazi Camp Tactics
The United States accuses Russia of using concentration camps in eastern Germany to crush political opponents, labeling the camps like Buchenwald and Oranienburg. The State Department note, delivered to the Soviet ambassador, says Western powers pursue pacification and European recovery, while the Soviet actions undermine the European framework.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Germany
State Department
Buchenwald
Oranienburg
Europe
Britain
Norman Armour
Alexander &. Panyushkin
Dewey To Make Tour For Delegates
Gov Thomas E Dewey plans a campaign swing through Wisconsin and Nebraska to win delegate support for the Republican presidential nomination He will deliver two major speeches in Wisconsin next Thursday and Friday and two in Nebraska the following week He will attack President Truman over foreign policy as the primary elections approach Wisconsin votes April 6 with 27 delegates Nebraska votes April 13 electing 15 delegates to the GOP National Convention
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican Post
Eisenhower
Army
Truman
Roosevelt
Franklin D., Jr
Elliott
California
James
Palestine
Phoenix
Anna Boettiger
Franklin
New York
Hyde Park
Albany
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Dewey
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Harold E. Stassen
Grandmother Attacked by Two Men in Knoxville
In Knoxville on March 27 a 58-year-old white woman said two Black men raped her in view of her five-year-old granddaughter while walking home from a neighborhood movie. A doctor reported no other injuries at General Hospital.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Elmer Dyke
Annie Kennedy
General Hospital
Peyton Guilty of Second Degree Murder in Pittsburgh
Tav ern keeper Charles Peyton was found guilty of second degree murder in the June 26 death of his wife Mary Peyton. The jury recommended mercy, Judge McNaugher deferred sentence, and a new-trial motion will be filed within four days by defense attorney Charles J. Margiotti. Peyton claimed the shooting was accidental after lighting and tavern trouble.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Peyton
Muder
Charles J. Margiotti
William H. McNaugher
Peyton
Mary
Three Newcomers Land In Jail In Indiana County
Three newcomers were reported in the Indiana County Jail yesterday per the sheriff's docket. John Kapehak of Josephine was jailed on aggravated assault and battery. Joseph Klapak of Arcadia on a disorderly conduct charge. Francis James McCreery of Culver was arrested for drunkenness and fined ten dollars plus costs after a morning hearing before Squire Hiram George in Indiana.
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Indiana County
John Kapehak
Josephine
Mary F. Kuhns
Burrell
Merle Palmer
Joseph Klapak
Arcadia
Joseph Williams
Charles Pennington
Glen Campbell
Francis James McCreery
Culver
Indiana
Squire Hiram
George
Young Negro Held In Brutal Slaying
In York Pennsylvania a 23 year old Lawrence William Barber of Chambersburg is held on a murder charge for the death of 72 year old Wiligay W Nye a retired railroader beaten while digging soil for Easter flowers Nye died after a heart attack following the beating his wife Dora E Nye 70 suffered a fatal attack and coroner Beal cites skull fracture and other injuries Barber is in York County prison awaiting a hearing
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York
LPI
George Williams
York Police Force
Lawrence William Barber
Chambersburg
Vieting
Wiligay W. Nye
Dora E. Nye
Lester Beal
Nye
Barber
York County
Prey
Czechs To Ignore US Demands
The Czechoslovak Communist government will ignore a US demand for an explanation of its power move. Prague calls the coup an internal affair and says the UN has no business investigating. Gromyko is expected to counter US interference in Italy and Greece. The debate at the UN resumes Wednesday as Britain pushes stopping communism, even if it risks war. President Benes to speak April 7 at Charles University on a non political grant presentation.
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Larry Hauck
United States
United Nations
Vladimir Houdek
Prague
Moscow
Security Council
Houdek
Eduard Benes
Benes
Charles University
Cutch Legionnaires
U.N
Czechoslovakia
Skull in Dump Mystery Cleared in Butler Case
Butler residents learned the skull found by three youngsters last night was not a fresh murder weapon. Coroner J Charles Dengler examined the skull and found it shellacked with hinged jaws, suggesting it was discarded by a doctor or dentist.
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Butler, Pa
Butler
J. Charles Dengler
Murray Asks Investigation of Deaths of Steel Workers
Bethlehem plant tragedy leaves five dead as flaming coke showers injure workers. Philip Murray of United Steelworkers calls for grand jury probe. victim Frank Schlegel Jr. of Easton died at St Luke's Hospital. Company says it cooperates and continues full investigation.
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Bethlehem
Philip Murray
Clo United Steelworkers
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Frank Schlegel, Jr
Easton
St. Luke's Hospital
Veledo Stukasievich
Walnutport
Atomic Energy Files Moved Under Armed Guard
New York secret files of the Atomic Energy Commission were moved to new quarters from the Empire State Building to 70 Columbus Avenue under armed guard. Over 50,000 cubic feet of equipment and records were relocated, affecting Brookhaven Long Island and national lab contracts and regional research sites.
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New York
The
Atomic Energy Commission
New Quarters
Empire State Building
Columbus Avenue
Wilbur
Kelley
Brookhaven
Long Isand National Laboratory
Rail workers seek raise amid ITU injunction impact
The article notes the recommended raise for rail workers at 1541/2 cents daily, while two other brotherhoods had settled at $1.24 per day. Judge Swygert’s temporary injunction blocks the ITU from strikes or disruptions in newspaper publishing, aiming to end a Chicago printers strike as NLRB counsel Denham hopes for resolution. It also mentions commercial printing slowdowns, ITU policy blame, and the Mahabharata as a notable epic begun in 300 B C and completed roughly 1,200 years later.
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Jage M. Swygert
ITU
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Chicago
NURB
American Newspapers Publishers Association
Obituaries from Homer City and nearby towns
Obituaries list Peter Zias of Homer City Pa born July 4 1926 died at work in Nevada City Calif. Others include Thomas James Wilson 59 Helvetia Pa heart attack at Melvetia mine and Carl Dennis Smith 78 Indiana RD 4 local farmer and coal mixer with several children and grandchildren. Burial and service details cite St Bernard's Church Homer City St Marys Greek Catholic and local funeral homes with arrangements by Robinson Funeral Home Indiana.
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Peter
Nevada
City
Homer City
Frank
Martha
Gresko) Zias
Zias
California
St. Mary's Greek Catholic Church
Frank Zias
Steve Zias
Ernest
Mike
John
Harry
Dominic Taliano
Carnegie
Anna Zias
Catherine Zias
John Horvath
Clymer
Chicago
Robinson Funeral Home
Indiana
John J. Baycura
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Thomas James Wilson
Helvetia
Melvetia
Wilson
Delancey
Jefferson County
Frederick C
Elizazabeth Young Wilson
Union Church
Kiwanis Club
Sarah Powell
Fred W
Pittsburgh
Walter B
Luthersburg
Loraine E
DuBois
Evelyn Means
Big Run
Shirley
Leroy
Allen
Frederick C. Wilson
Shaner Ferguson
David Hogan Punxsutawney
Meade Smyer
Johnsonburg
Allen Wilson
Paul
Toner Nealer
St. Bernard's Church
James Brady
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Mr. Nealer
Margaret (McHenry
W Nealer
Carl Dennis Smith
Indiana RD
Fulton County
Maryland
Matthias and
Harness(Painter) Smith
C. O. Moose
Indiana Lodge No. 1468, F.O. Eagles
Smith
Mae Prunner Smith
Harry L. Smith
Clair Evans, Jr
Indiana RD 4
Blaine Miller
Clarence Hinton
Heshbon
Norman Abraham
Gleveland
Ohio
Joseph Pribricko
Jamestown
N.Y
Weather outlook for Western Pennsylvania cold wave
A cold wave moves into Western Pennsylvania with temperatures dropping from earlier highs to near 25 to 80 degrees, depends on phrasing. Windy and much colder conditions prevail with showers changing to snow flurries tonight. Sunday remains windy and cold with a few morning snow flurries and partial clearing later.
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Pennsylvania
Quill Quits As CIO Council Head
Michael J. Quill resigns as head of the greater New York CIO Council. In a telegram to Philip Murray he cites a group within the CIO council causing discord and hindering unity. He had previously led the council after succeeding Joseph Curran.
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Clyde Grove
Indiana
Harry Miller
Kittanning
Robinson's
N. Seventh Street
Thurman McCracken
Oakland Cemetery
Quill
New York
Michael J. Quill
Cio’ Transport Workers Union
Greater New York
CIO Council
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Philip Murray
CIO
Council
National
Tornadoes Kill Several in Indiana and Alabama
Severe storms ripped through Indiana causing at least 13 deaths in Coatesville and one in Danville as families fled wrecked homes. Red Cross teams aided survivors while damage spread across Hendricks and Clay counties with towns like Coatesville and Danville hardest hit.
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Iowa
Ohio Valley
Lower Lakes
Dakotas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
North Central
Red Cross
Indiana
Coatsville
Danville
Coatesville
Indianapolis
Hendricks County
Dl Hadley
Clay County
Seazyt
Fortville
Terre Haute
Anderson
Congress Moves to Limit Exports of War Goods
Secretary of Commerce Harriman announced tighter U S control over exports to Russia and its satellites the War Assets Administration delayed Finland’s bid for 46 unused steam locomotives at least 30 days while a special advisory board reviews licenses. Mundt called the measure constructive though inadequate. Davis Cup tennis draws players from 22 countries for the 1947 classics.
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Russia
War Assets Administration
Finland
WAA
U. S
Army, Navy
Air Force
Atomic Energy Commission
National Security Resources Board
Departments of State, Commerce, Agriculture and Interior
Mundt
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