On Tour Publisher Sees Jesus Home In Nazareth
DeWitt Ray of the Indiana Evoking Gazette shares a Telegraph-style dispatch from Tel Aviv dated March 23 detailing a U S Editors and Commentators tour through Nazareth. He notes the contrast between sacred memory and modern streets and observes local crafts and daily life.
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Dial System Loan For Dayton Central Office Approved
A $483,000 loan was granted to the Luthersburg Telephone Company for building a new dial central office in Dayton, Pennsylvania, funded by the Rural Electrification Administration. The project, announced through Congressman John P. Saylor, will serve 952 families across four counties including Clearfield Indiana Armstrong and Jefferson.
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Good Friday Store Hours Set in Indiana
Indiana merchants association officials announced stores will close from noon until 2 06 p.m. tomorrow for Good Friday observance. The courthouse and related offices will shut for the afternoon and all day Saturday for Good Friday and Easter observances.
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John Wayne Files Nomination Papers for Congressman Jackson
Hollywood actor John Wayne acted as stand in for Rep. Donald Jackson at the Los Angeles registrar of voters filing nominating papers. Wayne described a long time friendship with Jackson. Indiana Floral Co. displays a wide floral assortment including lilies tulips hyacinth camellias hydrangea azalea and offers a range of cut flowers.
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Praise Seizures Of Red Property Tax Free Claim Cry From Party
Washington AP reports padlocking of U S Communist party offices and the Daily Worker drew praise from several Congress members. Senators McClellan and Robertson endorsed Sen Wiley’s proposal to have a Treasury tax panel mount an all out blitz against Communist organizations. Wiley likened the plan to methods used in prosecuting tax delinquencies during gangster cases. Internal revenue agents padlocked party and newspaper offices in New York and other cities amid claims of tax delinquency while the Communist party argues it is politically exempt. The Daily Worker maintains it operates at a loss and owes no taxes.
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Ship Matul Sinks After Fire Near Campeche
PROGRESO Mexico port officials report all aboard the Mexican motor vessel Matul were rescued after a fire and sinking in the Gulf of Campeche. 21 passengers and a crew of 14 were saved by the coastguard Virgilio Uribie and an amphibian plane, including Captain Ignacio Ferreri. They were transported to Campeche on the Yucatan Peninsula.
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Top Dance Team Seeks Divorce In Domestic Relations Court
The dance team of Velo and Yolanda reached Domestic Relations Court in Los Angeles today. Yolanda Casaz za Veloz, married in 1929 in Philadelphia and mother of four, seeks a decree of separate maintenance and 2500 dollars monthly support. She alleges her husband left in March and provides no support despite contracts paying him 2000 to 4000 dollars per month.
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Mrs. Roosevelt to Speak at Indiana State Teachers College
Former first lady Eleanor Roosevelt will address the final assembly of the Middle Atlantic United Nations General Assembly at Indiana State Teachers College Fisher Auditorium at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. She will discuss the responsibility of United States citizens at home and in the United Nations. Public attendance invited.
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May Approve Peace Envoy To Holy Land
U N delegates forecast U N Security Council backing a U S plan to send Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold on a Palestine peace mission. Council action timing varied with one member predicting Tuesday and others citing need for further meetings to answer Arab and possibly Israeli questions on mission scope and aims. The outlook followed speeches by Egypt and Syria.
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Furman Facing Damage Suit in Pittsburgh Crash
Lt. Gov. Furman named in a $2,500 damage suit from a June 14 traffic crash in Pittsburgh. Plaintiff Nicola Mangiere, 80, alleges Furman’s chauffeur driven car hit him, breaking both legs. Furman was a passenger in a car driven by Nicholas J. Spailone of Harrisburg.
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Pension Fund Fight Looms
Washington report on a House subcommittee hearing where railroad unions urge a tax exemption for workers contributions to retirement plans separate from Social Security. Secretary Humphrey warns the idea could expand to all pension costs, forecasting about two billion dollars in annual federal tax loss.
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Trucker Killed In Route 22 Crash Near Carney
John Pagliasotti, 32, of Pittsburgh, died when his truck struck a bridge on Route 22 west of Carney and was thrown from the cab yesterday. The crash involved a collision with the bridge structure.
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McKay Resignation Accepted by President
President Eisenhower accepted Secretary of the Interior Douglas McKay's resignation with regret as he pursues a bid for the Oregon Senate in the May 1948 Republican primary. McKay will leave effective April 15, and speculation centers on a possible successor to be named before then.
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Adlai Attacks Estes on Personal Level in California
Adlai Stevenson assailed Sen. Estes Kefauver in Los Angeles with a personal, sharp critique over Kefauver’s California outreach. Stevenson called Kefauver’s tactics bosslike and said endorsers’ leaders had been undermined, signaling a tougher campaign to unite the party after Minnesota. He urged Democrats to rally for him and warned against party division aiding Republicans.
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King Sisters singer Alyce King to wed Robert Clarke
Alyce King of the King Sisters will marry Broadway actor Robert Clarke this Saturday at the North Hollywood Church of the Latter Day Saints. They plan a honeymoon in Mexico City and Acapulco.
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Mighty Marines Bow To Scouts In Rifle Match
In Dayton Ohio a .22 rifle match at the Navy and Marine Corps Reserve training center pitted a Marine volunteer unit against explorer scouts. The scouts won by 12 points, with Marines attributing the gap to missing top shooters. No one disclosed the actual score.
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Public Reaction Key to Indiana Air Reserve Center Site
U.S. Defense officials weigh public opinion as a $9 million air reserve center for Western Pennsylvania may shift locations to Indiana or Johnstown. Rep. John P. Saylor cites local support, favorable air space, and long term arrangements as decisive factors while urging residents and veterans to contact Secretary of Defense Charles Wilson with letters and resolutions.
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Suit To Seek Outlawing Of Negro Group
A Louisiana state suit seeks to outlaw the NAACP under an anti-Klan law. The NAACP argues removal to federal court is needed, claiming the 1924 act conflicts with constitutional rights. Judge Coleman andsey was to decide today whether the case moves to federal court, which could halt the state hearing with an injunction.
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Soldier Finds Wife Dead In Motel Cabin
A Texas soldier returned from Nike missile duty in Costa Mesa California to discover his wife Oleta Johnson 18 stabbed to death in their motel cabin. Police report indicate rape probable. husband Pvt Harold Johnson 19 said he found her on the bed with four knife wounds between the breasts. She had come to visit from Houston two weeks earlier. they married in November 1954.
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Train Tagged Blocking Road Traffic In Concord Mass
Police Chief Robert E. Kelley ordered a traffic ticket after complaints that a Boston and Maine train halted traffic for up to 15 minutes across a town highway. The incident highlights ongoing concerns over railroad blocking and time limits on stops.
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Massive Philadelphia blast flattens granary and injures many
A devastating explosion in Philadelphia destroyed a four story granary two blocks west of the Schuylkill River, sending debris across 30th and Market. The Tidewater Mill and Elevator Co building stood nearby as windows shattered, ceilings collapsed, and telephones overloaded City Hall with 25 000 calls as four were missing and believed dead and several more critical or injured.
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Iceland Move Threatens U S Security in Atlantic Posture
Parliament in Iceland calls for withdrawal of U S forces from the strategically placed island. Officials say the 18 month deadline frames a formal demand for troop removal, risking a key Atlantic defense position amid Iceland’s government reorganization and Ireland's military limits.
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Inside Today Large Selection Of Flowers And More
A compact ad lists a broad assortment of flowers and related items available today. The notice highlights a large display featuring lilies roses and mixed bouquets along with seasonal specials and pricing.
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