The Red World Revolution Is In Full Swing
DEWITT MACKENZIE argues the Moscow directed world revolution is now global, exploiting chaos from World War II and the German food protests in the Ruhr. He cites Stalin’s five year plans, the Hitler pact, and US fears while warning the Communist Party in America acts under Moscow orders to overthrow Washington.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Russia
United States
Stalin
Soviet Union
Hitler
Moscow
UnitedBtates
Congressional Committee On Unamerican
Committee
Congress
Communist Party
Washington
Germany
Great Ruhr
Europe
Becausk
Memorial Day Wreaths Offered For Soldier Graves
American families with relatives in the armed services may place floral wreaths on individual graves this Memorial Day via arrangements with local FTD florists. The program covers most national cemeteries, with exceptions for a few isolated sites like Iwo Jima and Kwajalein.
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U.S
Iwo
Kwajalein
America
Draft Out of Business At Midnight Tonight
Washington report notes the Selective Service System ends at midnight after guiding 10,022,307 men since 1940. Army strength stands at 1,161,000 with 117,000 non-effective. July 1 projected average 1,070,000. March enlistment shows rising three year commitments at 74 to 77 percent across three weeks.
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Washington
Mar
Selective Service System
Truman
Congress
Army
Navy
Willard S. Paul
Kids Blow Gum But Not For Fun
Philadelphia story about Maybelle Walker of the Metropolitan Philadelphia Society for Crippled Children explaining bubble gum blowing as a speech therapy aid. Age range five to fourteen, many children cannot speak due to muscular coordination issues, and blowing bubbles helps with exhalation and breath control for communication.
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Philadelphia
Mar
Metropolitan
Philadelphia Society
Maybelle
Walker
Agitation for Flood Control Plan Set Into Action
Congress faces cuts as agitation for the Conemaugh dam grows. Engineers caution a $2.5 million cancellation bill for moving machinery if the project ends now. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia papers back the effort to sustain federal funding for flood control in the western Pennsylvania region and surrounding towns.
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Congress
Committee
Conemaugh Dam
Pennsylvania
Saltsburg
Moundsville
W. Va
Army
East Liverpool
Martins Ferry
Steubenville
Bellfire
New Cumberland
Ohio
Weirlun
Follawsbee
Wheeling
Wellsburg
Monongahela
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Chamber
Snake Hunters Capture Nearly 500 Rattlers in Oklahoma Roundup
In the Gypsum Hills of northwest Oklahoma on March 31, rattlesnake hunters organized by the Junior Chamber of Commerce captured nearly 500 rattlesnakes. About 2,000 people from 17 states attended. Only one bite occurred, with minor wound treated by a physician. The group pays no money per pound and sells the snakes to vendors and laboratories. Hunters use forked sticks to pin the snakes before bagging them.
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Qkeene
Okla
Gyp Hills
Oklahoma
Junior Chamber of Commergve
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Virey
Dennis Tells Real Name At Party Meet
Eugene Dennis leader of the Communist Party in the United States disclosed his birth name Francis Waldron in Seattle. He denounced the House Un American Activities Committee as vicious and fascist minded while 3,000 followers cheered. The committee subpoenaed him for April.
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New York
Eugene Dennis
Communist Party
United States
House
Francis Waldron
Seattle
Wash
Dennis
House Committee On Unamerican
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Identification
Nixon
A.-Calif
Los Angeles
Rep. McDowell
R.-Pa
Weaver
Eugene
San Bernardino
Calif
San Pedro
National Maritime Union
Lincoln Rod and Gun Club Meets
The regular meeting of the Line vale Rod and Gun Club will be held Tuesday April 1 at the Bell Grange Hall. Important business is to be trans acted, Secretary Beryl Johnson said, in urging all members to be present. Entertainment will be furnished during the evening.
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Linevale Rod and Gun Club
Bell Grange Hall
Beryl Johnson
UN faces busy week with Palestine and Pacific islands case
United Nations moves into a busy week with a Palestine case filing and a vote on the American plan to place Japanese mandated islands under UN trusteeship. Britain seeks a special General Assembly session to address the Holy Land question while awaiting consent from France, China, and the United States.
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Harry Havok Lake
Mar
United Nations
Palestine
General Assembly
Museia
France
China
Great Britain
Holy Land
USN
United States
Trygve Lie
Britain
Lie
U. N
Assembly
Pacific Islands
Security Council
Marshalls
Marianas
Carolines
Washington
Austalia
New Zealand
Ex Congressmen Muldowney Dies at 57 in Pittsburgh
Former Republican congressman Michael J. Muldowney, 57, died at Mercy Hospital after six weeks illness. His 1932 election sparked a federal vote fraud probe. Allegheny County leaned Democratic by 40,000, drawing protests from opponent Anne Felix. He served until 1934, losing to Theodore L. Moritz. Count Zeppelin completed his first airship in 1900.
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Pittsburgh
Mar
Michael J. Muldowney
Mercy Hospital
Ier
Congress
Allegheny County
Anne Felix
Elections Board
Muldowney
Theodore L. Moritz
Noon Stock Ticker Fragments From Historic Exchange List
A fragmented list of company stocks with varied percentages and names such as Am & For, Anaconda Cop, Boeing, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Edison, Gen Motora, IBM, North Ameria, Reading Co, US Steel, Woolworth, and many others, reflecting a midday market snapshot with numerous misreadings and partial entries. The readable entities include major manufacturers, railroads, oil firms, and utilities, indicative of a diversified 20th century industrial portfolio.
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Rad & St
Am Smelt & R
Tel & Tel
Atch
Té& SF
Balt & Ohio
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Boeing Airplane
Budd Co
Chie
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler Carp
Cons Edison
Curtiss Wright
del Lack & West
Eastman Kadak
el Auto
Eric RR
Motora
Greyhound Carp
Hercules
Thinois Central
Harvester
Nick Can
Fay Johns Manville
Kennecott Mfg
Krespe (Ss
Lehigh Val Dual
Libby Men
Luew's Inc
Montgom Ward Sabs
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy
Nat Distillers
Nat Pow & Lt
NY Central RR
North Ameria
Northern Pac
Packard Motor
Param Pid
Penney (Jc
Penn RR
Pub Src NJ
Pullman
Bik Radio Corp
Reading Co
Repub Steel
Reynolds Too
Sears Roebuck and Socony Vacuum
Sperry Car Way Sand G & E
Oil Cat
Ind
Sand Oil NJ
Studebaker Corp
Sutherland
Woolworth
Youngst
Sh & T
Truman War Powers Expire At Midnight
President Truman relinquishes wartime powers at midnight with the Second War Powers Act ending. Congress aims to approve two postwar measures preserving sugar rationing and price controls under the Agriculture Department, plus partial extensions for several allocation programs. Rubber, uranium, housing, exports, and construction controls remain under separate postwar laws.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Truman Joses
White House
Congress
Senate
House
Agriculture Department
OPA
Manila
Civil Production Administration
Truman
j.Pisteclandfi
Ex-NY Gov Whitman Dies at 78 in Williamstown
Charles H Whitman former New York governor died Saturday at age 78 from heart ailment His funeral is set for 3 PM tomorrow at First Presbyterian Church Fifth Avenue and Twentieth Street Governor Dewey and other officials will attend An honor guard will be provided by the New York State Police Flags will fly at half staff for 30 days Whitman served as governor elected in 1914 and reelected in 1916 He later lost a bid for a third term to Alfred E Smith
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New York
Mar
Thomas E. Dewey
Charles 8
Whitman
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Twentieth Street
Wiliamstown
Maes Dewey
New
Jap Diamond Cache Without Foundation
Tokyo March 31 a Diet member claimed that deposit boxes in the Bank of Japan held 20 000 000 000 yen worth of unregistered diamonds. Allied headquarters said the charge was unfounded and that only securities and bonds were found when the boxes opened in the presence of allied representatives bank officials and the executor of the Japan Trade Corporation. Diet member Zinza Inamura alleged a rich store of wasted industrial diamonds existed in the bank.
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Tokyo
Diet
Bank of Sapan
Allied Headquarters
Allied
Japan Trade Corporation
Zinza Inamura
Police Lt. Wells Arrests Bookmaker After Telephonic Infiltration
In Oakland on March 31, Lt. Leo A. Wells of the police department, angered by a busy two party line, listened in and arrested Maynard Harris, 41, charging him with bookmaking after authorities heard a conversation about horse betting from the other party. Harris remains in Oakland Jail awaiting further action.
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Oak Lang
Valif
Mar
Leo A. Wells
Maynard Harris
Wells
Harris
Oakland
Hunt For Firebug After Four Blazes
Fire authorities in Towanda Pennsylvania searched for a firebug after four blazes killed 20 cattle and two horses and destroyed two cars and machinery. Col John F Beirne of Northern Pennsylvania Power Co estimated damages at 20000 dollars. Martin Kelley suffered serious injuries while freeing cattle and was taken to Sayre Hospital. Other fires hit Mrs Buchill Edward Kirwan and Fox Chase Farm.
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Towanda
John F. Beirne
Northern Pennsylvania ‘Power Company
Martin Kelley
Sayre Hospital
William Buchill
Edward Kirwan
Fox- Chase
Loss Of Six Day Pay Sparks Coal Mine Walkout
Officials from Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co and New York Central Coal Mining Division say no coal will be mined in the county for six days. Many miners report partial or disrupted work with some days, not a full six, being laboring. The walkout is tied to mine safety rule enforcement by UMW Chief Lewis and is seen by some as a tactic to curb production without a formal strike. public sentiment is mixed while no organized resistance appears countywide.
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Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
New York Central Coal Mining Division
Johnny Mitchell
Commodore
Centralia Wi
Miters
UMW
Julius Krug
Lewis
Mie
Pennsylvania
Dixonville
Krug
Ernest
Matty
Nickel Cone Price Cuts Reported Near Pittsburgh
The Releh-Melunkis Haley Co announces new wholesale price reductions that could make a five-cent cone possible again. Retailer prices were reduced about five cents.
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Pittsburga
Mar
Releh-Melunkis Haley Co
Mysterious Lights Reported Aboard Fort Dearborn Stern Section
Honolulu dispatch details the Fort Dearborn stern section towed toward Pearl Harbor by ATF-114 after Lipan arrived with a log of flashing lights and open portholes aboard the supposedly deserted half-ship. Crew members recount nightly lights and a boarding party spotted a khaki-clad figure, fueling salvage speculation.
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Honolulu
Mar
Fort Dearborn
Pearl Harbor
Lipan
Wesley D. Hoskins
Hickory
St. Waukegan
Shipfitter
le Bibizer
West Ave
Pawtucket
William J. Thompson
Ruston
Ed Thompson
Thompson
Sunmer
Lilienthal Deadline Set for Atomic Chair Vote
The Senate places a Thursday night deadline on a vote for David E. Lilienthal as Atomic Control Commission chair. Taft says night sessions may end the delay. Knowland defends the nominees as debate resumes. Bricker proposes sending nominations to the Atomic Energy Committee for further investigation.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Truman
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Control Commission
Taft
Ohio
GOP
Knowland R
Bricker
R-Choi
Atomic Energy Committee
Bridges
R-Nh
Lillienthal
Elmer Thomas
D-Okla
Obituary notices for Rhoda Shaffer Sutler and Beulah Cassidy
Rhoda Ann Shaffer Sutler, born Oct 15 1859 in Sportsburg, died at her daughter’s home in Covode Mar 21. She married Thomas Shaffer in 1880, had one child Lola Henry, and later Daniel Sutter with several children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services were conducted Mar 24 by Rev N A Pearce. Zion Cemetery. Beulah Cassidy, 62, died near Hillsdale after living in Gypsy and Hillsdale. Survived by husband Clarence, son Jennings, four grandsons, brother Sheldon Spicher, and sisters Susan Haugh and Mamie Steffy. Funeral service Apr 2 at East Mahoning Baptist Church, burial in church cemetery.
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Rhoda Ann Law Shaffer Sutter
Robert F
Mary Elizabeth McQuown
Joy B. Sutter
Covo de Mar
Sportsburg
Jefferson County
Thomas B. Shaffer
Lola Henry
Narberth
Daniel B. Sutter
Walter J. Sutter
Renton
Cathting P. Suitter
Thomas M., Sutter
New Kensington
Lilian M
Covade
Thomas M. Sutter
West Elizabeth
Florence Freyer
Clairton
Beulah Cassidy
Hillsdale
Grant Two
Samuel S
Edith
Morgan) Spicher
Clarence
Jennings
Cleveland
Ohio
Sheldon Spicher
Indiana
Gypsy
Fairview
Raleigh Funers
East Mahoning Baptist Church
Clayton Straw
Ivan Fetterton
Alma J. Coulter
West Libanon
Harvey
Mary Ann
Henry) Calhoun
Robert S. Coulter
West Lebanon
Nellie D. Rosensteel
Edri
Oscar J. Calhoun
Blairsville
Lillie 2. Calhoun
Carrie M. Calhoun
Allie
West Lebanon Methodist Church
Jacob I, Brown
C. C. Fulton
Indiana county obituaries and notices in brief
A sequence of death notices and funeral details from Indiana County includes James Oliver Shirley of Apollo Star Route who died after a mine accident in Truxall Mine, with survivors and services listed. Jennie Hill of Indiana County widow, Alma J. Coulter of West Lebanon, Mary Vinosky, George McLellan Bartholomew of Rochester Mills, and other family obituaries. The item notes dates, places, surviving relatives, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements.
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James Oliver Shirley
Apollo
Truxall
Westmoreland Mining Co
Conemaugh Township
Indiana County
Hiram and
Elmira (Hilty) Shirley
Saltsburg
R. D
Mabel Irene Aikin Shirley
Robinson Funeral Home
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