Stalin urges cooperation despite Cold War divides
DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst reports on Stalin in dialogue with Harold Stassen. Stalin calls for a distinction between potential and actual cooperation, warns that lack of will leads to conflict, and says Russia wants to cooperate. Western allies echo a desire to cooperate, yet words and deeds diverge amid propaganda and mutual distrust.
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Russia
Moscow
America
Uncle Sam
United States
New Times
Britain
England
Tass
Molotov
April Report from Indiana Veterans' Affairs Office
The Department of Veterans' Affairs in the Indiana Courthouse reports April activity: 335 office visits and 26 outside visits, 448 office miles traveled, $20,000 in reinstated veteran policies and $5,000 in conversions from National Service Life to civilian policies. GI insurance information given to 28 veterans, 143 mail pieces received and 176 originated, 28 discharges recorded, 51 educational rights, six hospitalization, 26 identity cards, 15 GI loan information, six outpatient referrals, 27 pension and compensation, four dependent parents pension, one vocational guidance, 28 marriage certificates, 26 birth certificates, five death certificates, 156 personal problem cases, 53 terminal leave applications, and various other items handled.
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Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Indiana
John H. Frampton
G. I
France Moves To Suppress Revolt in Madagascar
Paris May 5 The French cabinet in its first post break with the Communists approved dispatching infantry and aviation reinforcements to crush the rebellion in Madagascar Yvan Delbos acting defense minister said the revolt had been contained and suppressed in the cabinet briefing
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Paris
Madagas
Yvan Delbos
Solons Press on Stalin Promise Amid Cooperation Call
Washington reporters note Senators demand deeds with Soviet cooperation before trusting Stalin’s pledge to work together. Hatch says full weight and action are needed. McMahon quips the assurance should be given to Gromyko. Izvestia accuses Marshall of misreading Moscow talks and defends Soviet readiness to cooperate with international control.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Russia
Stalin
Harold E. Stassen
Hatch
United Nations
Stassen
Kremlin
Minnesota
McMahon
D.-Conn
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Gromyko
Connecticut
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Izvestia Today
U. S
George C. Marshall
John Foster Dulles
Marshall
Tzvestin
Council of Foreign Ministers
Izvestia
Soviet Union
New Calif Sex Slaying Stops Police
Investigators use science to probe the strangling and killing of Dorothy Montgomery 38 whose nude body was found bound under a pepper tree. Clues include a bloodstained T shirt two partial fingerprints and shredded clothing. Autopsy shows strangulation not rape. Montgomery left her husband to meet daughter Maycille 15 near a playground Friday night. The case echoes earlier Los Angeles sex slayings including the Black Dahlia and the Jeanne French and Evelyn Winters offenses.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Montgomery
Peter Sutton
Sutton
Mrs. Montgomery
Maycille
Norris Stenyland
Elizabeth Short
Jeanne French
Evelyn Winters
Third Woman Dies From Wreck Injuries In Crash
Third woman is dead from injuries in a Charleroi crash. She was an inspector for Irvin Steel Co. and affiliated with United Steel Workers. Funeral at Brushvalley Methodist Church today at 3 p m with Rev. Seybolt. Burial in Brush Valley United Presbyterian Cemetery. Survivors include her father in Philadelphia and mother in Homer City R D plus one son and daughter at home and several brothers and sisters.
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Paul
Marian
Homer T
Paul Earl
Homer City
R. D
John Frain
Henrietta McKelvey
Youngstown, Pa
Gladys Frain
Blairsville
Myrtle McDowell
Meadville's 1st Citizen Succumbs
Meadville, May 6. John Earle Reynolds, 83, longtime prominent industrialist, banker, and civic leader, died after a year of poor health. He headed Merchants National Bank and Trust Co. and Meadville Malleable Iron Co. Survived by his widow Katherine. Funeral services set for tomorrow.
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Meadville
John Earle Reynolds
Crawford County
Reynolds
Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
Meadville Malleable Iron Co
Crawford County Mutual Insurance Co
Board of Health
Exchange Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Katherine
Ill infant hospital outbreak prompts isolation ward action
Thirteen more infants remain seriously ill in hospital with a diarrheal disease common to newborns. Temple Hospital reports twelve infants improving while more than a dozen new cases were moved to an isolation ward. Streptomycin supplies are ample and officials hope for a curb. At Allentown Sacred Heart Hospital admitted seven children from the Lehigh Valley and later closed its maternity ward after three of its own patients died. Seventeen infants were sent to Philadelphia in one ambulance load.
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Temple Hospital
Temple
Allentown
Here
Sacred Heart
Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia
War Fraud Hearing In New Phase
Patterson plans an E award for Batavia Metal Products Company part of the Garsson war firms. Government witnesses say the Garssons received no lumber in return for over 50,000 dollars sent via Cumberland Lumber Company in Kentucky. Paisley argues repayments occurred after the investigation began.
Comb Hnge Area For 227 Prisoners
Army figures in Palestine report 251 prisoners took part in a break at Acre Prison. Of them 19 Arabs and 60 Jews were freed. previous tallies had 120 Jews and 131 Arabs. A small band in army dress led by a Jewish captain stormed in, breached walls, opened gates, and freed prisoners from the courtyard.
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Palestine
Acre
Royal Engineers
King Saud to Clean Up Five Billion in Oil Deal
Washington May 6 The Senate War Investigating Committee says King Saud and his heirs will receive about five billion dollars in royalties from American oil companies. The panel plans to obtain Roosevelt papers on Arabian oil and notes a separate Justice Department probe into multi million dollar transactions.
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Edwin B. Marrinson
Washington
Brewster
Senate
King Ln
Basil O'Connor
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Justice Department
State Department
J. A. Moffett
Federal Housing
Oil Company
Navy
Moffett
United States
Senate Committee
Loan Closet Expansion Cited Here
The Indiana Unit American Legion Auxiliary expanded the loan closet for hospital equipment to aid emergencies. Last year fracture beds and wheelchairs were purchased, with plans to add bedside tables portable commodes and more to provide home use support. Representatives will call on residents carrying credentials from Bi County Council officers and a contact slip will guide calls to Mrs. W. D. Peterman in Indiana for free service.
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Indiana
American Legion Auxiliary
Bi-County Council
Indiana-Somerset
W. D. Peterman
Maple Street
Army Probes Rioting At Fort Leavenworth Prison
Army probes Fort Leavenworth barracks riot that left one dead and 11 injured after racial tensions over mess hall seating. Commanders Parks and Twaddle led the inquiry as 754 inmates and guards faced the aftermath. Riot began with white prisoners attacked in a shower room and ended with mass surrender following tear gas and an unconditional surrender ultimatum.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Col
Graeme Parks
Harry L. Twaddle
Twaddle
Fifth Army
Chicago
Parks
Dewey Osborne
Mountain City
Tenn
J + Parks
Pa. Studies Income Tax Possibility
Leonard Unger in Harrisburg reports the Republican administration is studying a statewide income tax within four years as a long term fix for recurring tax problems. Duff aides say no action will be taken in 1947, while a local tax bill is advancing to fund schools without new real estate levies. An income tax would require constitutional amendment and a statewide referendum.
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Ay Leonard Unger
Harrisburg
Assembly
James H. Duff
Duff
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Noon Stocks Am Can Am Rad Am Smelt Am Tel Tel Am Tob
A long list of company stock abbreviations and percentages appears in the noon stock section. The page shows many major U S industrials and utilities with trading figures such as 52 14 165 87 19 24, reflecting market movement across Am Can Anaconda Cop and others.
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Am Can
Am Smelt & R
Tel
Atcht&sf
Atl Refining
Balt & Ohio
Bendix Aviat Beth Steel
Boeing Airplane
Briggs Mig Budd Ca
Case
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Column
el Com
Solvents
Cans Edison
del Lack & West du Pont del Eastman Kodak
Ei Auto Lite
Erie RR Gen Elee
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Pid
Greyhound Corp
Hard Walker Hercules Powder
Iineis Central Int Harvester Int
Nick Can Int
Tel & Tel Kennecott Mtg Kresge
Lehigh Port C
Liggett & Myers Loews Inc
Montgom Ward Nat Biscuit Nat Dairy Prod
Nat Distillers
NY Central RR
North Am Ca
Northern Pac Param Pict Penney
Penn RR Pub Sve NJ Pallman Pure Oil
Repab Steel Reynolds Tob Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Sperry Corp
Obituaries for Adel Galpara and Eva Hughes Rhea
Obituary notices list Adel Galpara of Mer ef B C died Sunday at 6 30 am in Niagara Falls with husband Alex and children Catt Louis Martha Meierer Rose Bosso and siblings in Strattonville and Niagara Falls. Interment at Pleasant Hill Sandy Lake Pa. Eva Hughes Rhea of Saltsburg died at 4 30 am after a long illness born July 7 1868 in Freeport Pa. She taught in local schools and was a widow of William L Rhea with children Wilson A Sara Onstott Eleanor Lawson and five grandchildren. Funeral details noted with services in Saltsburg and burial in Saltsburg Cemetery. Kenneth Paul Smith of 18 Fourth Avenue Blairsville died Sunday.
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Fits
Adel Galpara
Mer
Ef B.C
Louis Bassetti
Wat
Milan
Italy
Alex Galpara
Catt
Louis
Martha Meierer
Rose Bosso
Niagara Falls
N. Ys
Richard Nanty-Glo
Rena Odds
Mercer
Eva Hughes Rhea
Saltsburg
John
Rebeccta Alter Hughes
Freeport
Saltsburg Presbyterian Church
Indiana State Teachers College
Grove City College
Rhea
Williarma
Raymond W. Nicholson
The
Presbyterian Church
Death notices and obituaries from Blairsville area
The obituary notices list births and deaths in Blairsville and surrounding towns including April 10 1947 birth of a child to John Smith and Zettle Newpher Smith. funeral arrangements in Blairsville and Rochester Mills with Rev T W Harris officiating. Further obituaries cover Frank Campbell Rowe of Indiana R D 1 and George M Kring of Toledo with survivors and service details. Also James C Starry of Blairsville mourned with service at Ferguson Funeral Home and interment at Hopewell cemetery. A note mentions long-range alpha particle emission from a forum after 70 years.
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Dey
Latrobe Hospital
John Smith
Zettle
Newpher Smith
Blairsville
William Newpher
Blairaville J
Paul Smith
Rochester Mills
Hunter
T. W. Harris
Free Methodist Church of
Buriat
Tne Grove Cemetery
Rochester Is
Frank Campbell Rowe
Indiana R.D
Armstrong Township
Daniel and
Catherine Walters Rowe
Washington Two
Indiana County
Westmoreland County
Mr. Rowe
Elsie Starry Rowe
Arthur F
E. Viona
Olive W
Pittsburgh
Lois Hancock
West Lebanon
Adolph Smith
Ambridge Heights
Robinson
North 7Th Street
Indiana
Roy H. Burchell
Oakland Cemetery
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Solons
New Calif
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IFT Corp Beenie
M. Hy Waa
Wresaatlas
Kenneth Paul Smith
Fourth Avenue
Will G. Keek
Kecksburg, Pa
Jennya
Weather Report
George M. Kring
Frank Kring
St. Vincent Hospital
Toledo
Mr. Kring
Wilmore
Cambria County
Pierstorff
Frieday
Myrtle
Bertha Gladstone
Oakland
Calif
Peter C. Grimm
Lillain Dean
Mia. Adessa Riddell
James C. Starry
Indiana Hospital
Valentine and
Mary (McCormick) Starry
Linda, Thompson Starry
James M
Fontana
California
Earl of
Brackenridge
Katherine Griffin
Louisville
M. A. Sinclair
Starry
Harry Starry
Albert
Elmira
Ruben
Maude Stumph
Gerard
Ohio
Ferguson Funeral Home
D. R. Hopson
Blacklick Methodist Church
Hopewell Cemetery
Ambu Bell Funeral Home
Dodson
Charles
Church St
Church OF Christ Corner
Third Sts
Curtis C. Combs
Johnstown
Congregational Singingone
Churches of Christ
Church OF Christ
Jno
Combs
Christ
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