Wallace Says US Resources Can End Moscow Deadlock
Henry A. Wallace opened a speaking tour in Cleveland saying US resources can break the Moscow conference deadlock. He told 4,000 at Public Auditorium that the conference ended in failure and blamed President Truman’s four hundred million anti Soviet loan plan and the Europe debate for the collapse. He attacked Vandenberg and Dulles for opposing peace aims and warned against forming an American controlled bloc outside the United Nations.
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Miles A
Smith
America
Henry A. Wallace
Music Hall
Moscow
Wallace
Truman
Greece
Turkey
Europe
George C. Marshall
Sen
Arthur Vandenberg
R.-Mich
John Foster Dulles
Vandenberg
Dulles
United Nations
Russia
Marshall
Germany
Truman Hails Aleman Visit as Step Toward Solidarity
Dewitt Mackenzie notes President Truman praising Mexico's Miguel Aleman as a "grand guy" amid massive New York City crowds. Aleman urges hemispheric solidarity and UN support while Peron in Argentina calls for shared world problems and armament modernization, reviving hopes for Chapultepec Act defense unity.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Truman
Miguel Aleman
Mexico
New York City
Manhattan
Aleman
North
South America
New York
J O'Dwyer
United Nations
Congress
America
Juan Peron
Argentina
Feron
Chapultepec
Mexico City
Act of Chapultepec
Liquor Sales Report From Indiana County March 16 31
Sales of liquor in Indiana County from March 16 through March 31 show totals breaching 30,760.32 dollars under the Renational Control Board regulations. State Stores in the county completed several transactions, with noted adjustments and enforcement notes.
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Indiana County
Ous Renational Control Board
Souree
Caun
Winston Churchill Paintings Win Rave Reviews in London
Critics in London praised two Churchill paintings at the Royal Academy show. The works, shown under the alias Mr. Winter, were lauded for original vision and craftsmanship. The Times and Telegraph highlighted Winter Sunshine and The Loup River Alpes Maritime as modest yet serious examples of impressionist effort.
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London
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Royal Academy
Mr. Winter
Times of London
The
Daily Telegraph
Telegraph
Times
Loup River
Alpes Maritime
T. W. Earp
Pierre Jeannerat
Daily Mail
Church
Jeannerat
Laborite
Daily Herald
Herald
Gilbert Wilkinson
Winston
Cours
Agree To Drop Assault Charges After Costs Paid
Assault and battery charges against Joseph Kopchick of Lucus boro and Rudolph Steffy of Homer City were withdrawn in a squire s hearing yesterday. The defendants paid the costs and an agreement date was set with the prosecutor. Ernest John Plain, alleged victim, agreed to drop charges if the defendants covered his broken glasses wrist watch clothing damage and prosecution costs.
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Joseph Kopchick
Lucusboro
Rudolph Steffy
Homer City
John Plain
Ernest
Staffy
Kenchick
Iselin Union Church To Hold Group Gathering
Iselin Union Church plans a semi annual gathering this Sunday with special music and services. Rev J N Hempstead of Blairs ville will deliver the afternoon message at 2 30. Lunch follows at 5 30 and the Young People meet at 6 30. Rev Frank A Keheli district superintendent of the American Sunday School Union Cleveland Ohio will speak at 7 30 with the Pearson Brothers as song leaders.
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Iselin Union
J. N. Hempstead
Blairsville
Frank A. Keheli
American Sunday School Union
Cleveland
Ohio
Pearson Brothers
Alderdice graduates from Keasler Field basics course
Robert J. Alderdice son of Mr and Mrs E B McNaughton of Indiana completed an 11 week basic airplane mechanics training course at Keesler Field Mississippi. The program covered general airplane mechanics and laid groundwork for further specialized aircraft maintenance training.
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Robert J. Alderdice
E. B. McNaughton
Oak Street
Indiana
Alg ‘Training Command
Keasler Field
Miss
Lucerne Seaman Advances to Seaman First Class
Carl Mucci, son of Mr and Mrs Domenic Mucci of Lucerne Nunes, has been advanced to seaman first class at the Naval Air Station in Corpus Christi Texas. He serves with the Assembly and Repair Departments after enlisting June 21 1946 at Johnstown Pa and training at Bainbridge Md. A Homer City High School graduate.
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Carl ML, Mucci
Domenic Mucci
Lucerne Nunes
Naval Air Station
Corpus Christi
Texas
Mucci
Naval Service
Naval Recruiting Station
Johnstown
Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Homer City High School
Legion Post 14 Holds Meeting Adds Nine Members
American Legion Post 14 in Indiana held a meeting presided by Commander Franklin Anderson. An auxiliary session scheduled the annual Poppy Day observance for May 24. A donation was made to the cancer fund drive.
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American Legion Post
Indiana
Franklin Anderson
Cancer Fund
Revival Meetings at Penn Run Methodist Church
Revival meetings continue at Penn Run Methodist Church tonight at 8 p m DST through May 11. A special Sunday service is planned with music and sermons by Rev W E Shaffer.
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Penn Run Methodist Church
Sach
W. E. Shaffer
FDR Papers Sought for Oil Probe by Senate Panel
The Senate War Investigating Committee said it will call trustees and executors of Franklin D Roosevelt to testify in a closed session on Arabian oil dealings. Executed papers will be sent from the Roosevelt Library to Washington, following President Truman's refusal to permit a full file search.
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New York
Senate War Investigating Committee
Washington
Roosevelt
Brewster
Truman
Hyde Park
Basil O'Connor
Earl R. Koons
O’connor
Fred W. Shipman
Roosevelt Library
Henry Hackett
Grace Tully
George Elsey
Koons
Camden papers sold after strikebound suspension
Camden papers The Post and Camden Courier, shut since November 7, 1948, have been sold to Harold A Stretch of Camden. Stretch heads a local business group and will resume publication soon, after leaving his Philadelphia Inquirer advertising role.
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Philadelphia
Camden
N. J
Camden Courier
Richard W. Stocum
Evening Bulletin
New York City
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Record
American Newspaper Guild
CTO
WCAU
To Fight For Teacher Pay
Washington May 3 A plan by Mary Titus Huntington West Virginia president of the Department of Classroom Teachers of the National Education Association urges the creation of a national teachers organization to seek higher pay and better education programs. She cites 350000 teachers leaving since 1939 and proposes starting salaries of 2400 dollars for new teachers with a BA and up to 4000 dollars or more for experienced teachers.
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Washington
Mary Titus
Huntington
W. Va
Department of Classroom Teachers
National Education Association
Inspection Trip Fatal To Bride
CANONSBURG Pa May 3 2 A trip to inspect a trailer on the Penn State campus ended in tragedy when a McKeesport bride of short time was fatally hurt in an auto interurban trolley crash Ma s Qotella Renner 24 died in Canonsburg Hospital an hour after the crash She was riding with her husband Edward P Renner 25 when their car collided with a Pittsburg bound trolley at Dehaven Crossing Her husband suffered minor injuries They met while both were serving in the navy.
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Canonsburg
Pen State
McKeesport
Qotella Renner
Canonsburg Hospital
Edward P. Rener
Welley
Dehaven Crossing
Aleman Jr Seeks Ball Game During New York Visit
Miguel Aleman Jr, 14, son of the Mexican president, was briefly missing for 20 minutes in New York as secret service guards chased a misrouted motorcade. He later hoped to attend a baseball game, mentioning his dream of playing second base for Herradurans and a possible future as a lawyer or player.
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New York
Miguel Aleman, Jr
Mexico
Commodore
Waldorf- Astoria
Secret Service
Aleman
Herradurans
Giants
Pittsburgh
Empire State Building
Yankees
Chicago
Dodgers
University of Mexico
Twenty two Japanese prisoners end Palawan trek
Manila May 3 Two Japanese soldiers captured in Palawan after 19 months on the run were brought to Manila with Maj Richard R Prewitt and 100 Filipino military police. The 22 captives, last of 71 under Lt Col Satoshi Ole, were healthy except for three wounded in a clash with homesteaders. Ole has been sentenced to death for war atrocities.
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Spencer Davis
Manila
Palawansland
Richard R. Prewitt
Houston
Thomas O'Connor
Bronx
New York
Military Police Command
Pvalawan
Prewitt
Satoshi Ole
Customs Chief Quits Amid Congressional Criticism
Washington May 3 William R Johnson, criticized by Congress for firing 1,500 customs workers after a budget cut, will resign as commissioner. Secretary Snyder says Johnson will serve as special advisor at Geneva trade talks before stepping to a subordinate role. Frank Dow will act as commissioner in the interim. Dow has been assistant commissioner for 20 years.
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Washington
William R. Johnson
Customs Bureau
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Johnson
Geneva
Frank Dow
Johnson Wagie
House
Truman
Senate
Congre
Jonhson
Customs Service
Bureau
Chives Councsel
Italy Pact Writers Hear a Few Squawks
A Senate Foreign Affairs hearing on the Mallen peace treaty drew varied criticism from writers and critics. Vicent Sheean and Dorothy Thompson called provisions unclear and economically problematic while senators Vandenberg and Connally asked pointed questions about the treaty’s balance and practicality.
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Italy
Pact
Arthur Edson Washington
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Jonnally
D-Tex
Frank J.V. Gimino
Jersey City
N. J
Vicent Sheean
Sheean
Senate
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
Dorothy Thompson
Connally
Banned Art Back In Show
New York artists report The Lovers a heavy aluminum statue by Mitzi Solomon is back on display after earlier objections by the Nat Association of Women Artists. Solomon, who resigned when the piece was banned, says the association has invited her to rejoin and reinstall The Lovers and Ebony Fruit. Four of five withdrawn artists plan to rejoin.
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New York
Mitzi Solomon
Nat Association of Women
Miss Solomon
Solomon
Wreck Shops In Hangchow Riots Over Rice Prices
Shanghai Evening Post reports more than 390 rice shops wrecked and looted in Hangchow Chekiang during daylong rioting over rising staple prices. Martial law claimed. city dumps rice to lower costs as rioters loot over 2,000 bags. Prices soared to about 320,000 Chinese dollars per picul while rationing threats emerge.
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Shanghai
Shanghai Evening Post
Hangchow
Chekiang Province
China
Sleep Expert Says Hope Remains For Drowsy Girl
In THONON LES BAINS France doctors say Rolande Millet aged 19 has slept over 130 hours since Sunday night after sunstroke triggered severe nervous shock. She remains asleep yet aware of surrounding voices and statements, with possible awakening imminent. The postal worker's illness follows a village theater incident.
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Thonon-Les-Bains
France
Rolande Millet
Illinois Bell People Accept $4 Wage Deal Extension
Margolis and Manno led hours of talks and recessed overnight with both sides firm. A union president urged members to reject the offer, while others predicted ratification. The dispute could set a pattern for the Bell System strike now in its 27th day.
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Margolis
Fnally
Manno
Anne Benscoter
Illinois Traffic Union
Washington
Ilinois Bells
Edwin R. Hackett
Richard Long
Chicago
A. T
Navy Plans 55 Million Sub Sea Tests
The Navy seeks authorization for a three year program spending about 58.69 million to convert nine destroyers four submarines and two other ships for Arctic polar operations. Three submarines would become troop or cargo carriers and one a recon craft. Destroyers would gain anti submarine gear. Additional ships include an icebreaking attack transport and a heavy lift capable LSD. Also requested is 127.8 million to build and improve bases including 60.5 million in Newfoundland Alaska Guam Pearl Harbor Puerto Rico Panama Canal Zone Saipan Greenland.
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Washington
Navy
Arctic
Ocean
Department
Congress
Polar
Nce
Europe
North Pole
Newfoundland
Alaska
Guam
Pearl Harbor
Puerto Rico
Panama Canal Zone
Saipan
Greenland
Greensburg Division Vets plan 80th reunion events
An executive committee meeting at the Penn Albert Hotel outlined Greensburg 80th Division Veterans Association plans for August 14 to 1% with displays parades hall and entertainment. National figures A B Pig Hugh M Belt and B Dwight Ray attended to discuss the reunion.
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Greensburg
Vets
Penn Albert Hotel
Samuel 8. Bulick
Lews V. Kasparik
A. B. Pig
Blairaville
Hugh M. Belt
Indiama
National Executive Council
B. Dwight Ray
Ndlana
Socialists Reds Wait French Break in Coalition Crisis
Paris reports show France's Socialists and Communists weighing a break as Premier Ramadier faces a confidence vote. Communists likely to vote against or abstain, leaving Socialists to decide whether to retain Ramadier or reshuffle cabinet with Communists out. Leaders defer decision to party council after result.
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Robert C. Wilson
Paris
France
Europe
Paul Ramadier
National Assembly
Ramaier
Leon Blum
Vincent Auriol
Ramadier
National Council
Charles de Gaullle
Georges Bidault
Felix Gotlin
Navy Runs Struck Span Over Tower Bridge Lockout
London May 3 The Royal Navy began operating Tower Bridge draw spans as city employees on strike left the regular crew idle. The walkout triggered traffic chaos and followed a dispute over a city policeman promotion. meanwhile 3,800 Glasgow dock workers voted on a compromise after 600 were declared redundant.
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London
Royal Navy
Tower Bridge
Thames
Glasgow
Prison Riot Subdues 250 Prisoners and Fatal Stomped Death
A riot in a jail rotunda saw 100 troops with billy clubs and tear gas confront 250 prisoners. Firemen readied high pressure hoses. eight casualties were initially reported, with one identified as Dewey Osborne of Mountain City Tennessee, stomped to death. Celery grows wild in English marshes and ditch sides.
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Parks
Dewey Osborne
Mountain City
Tenn
Obituaries for Holmes Airgood Rowe and family ties
Obituary notes report JOHN HOLMES found dead May 1 near Heilwood with services at Robinson’s Indiana and interment at Oakland Cemetery. Also listed are CLARK W AIRGOOD of Ernest and FRANK C ROWE of Indiana R D 1 with service details and Robinsons of Indiana handling arrangements.
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John. Holmes
Heilwood
Robinson's
North Seventh Street
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
John
Anna Dunwoody Holmes
Cherryhill Township
Indiana County
K. J. Edwards
Ebensburg
George Linscoln Holmes
Elsie (Starry) Rowe
Indiana R. D.1
Robinsons
British Navy Plans Atom Propelled Battleship
The admiralty signaled broad research into atomic propulsion for a future battleship. It outlined £6,000,000 planned for navy research this year and noted potential benefits and risks of atomic energy for naval power. Separately a government atom energy factory at Springfields will run a youth training program starting August for uranium metal work with paid studies and post training jobs.
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London
Admiralty
Ministry of Supply
Government Atomic Energy Factory
Springfields
England
Red Rain Covering Grenoble Streets In May Storm
Red rain fell in Grenoble France on May 3 covering streets and houses with a red slate wash. Scientists attribute the colorful shower to Saharan dust storms lifted into clouds, creating a striking red-tinted downpour.
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Grenoble
France
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