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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1953

Page

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Strickland Named Secretary Again AFL Union Names New Officer

In Philadelphia AFL Hosiery workers reelected Charles Strickland as secretary treasurer for a four year term following a one year unexpired term. Andrew J. Janaskie of Indianapolis was named to a one year term as secretary after a 70 to 8 vote by delegates. The election reflects ongoing disputes over how U.S. should administer foreign aid and union shop provisions.

AFL Pittsburgh Indiana Labor Relations Board Welch Grapeship Juice Co North Baat Philadelphia Charles Strickland John Scalliene Oars Américan Federation of Hosserved Washington Oo Neta Es Veh Workera Coun Andrew J. Janaskie P. D. Wilson Treag Vernon Claypoole R. D Janaskie Teamg Srital Germany Italy Alfred ‘Hoffman Milwaukee Hoffman Trumen Ourgo Banakowicz Milwauling Kee Edward Nee Louie Read Wilson Ing. Pa Taft New England Truman Capi Rep Wigglesworth R-Mass House Defense Department Army Office of the Defense Secretary Air Force Sen Maybank D-Sc Wilson Omar Bradley Joint Chiefs of Staff Wiley R-Wis Senate Foreign Relations Group Joint Chiefs Eisenhower Chiefs of Staff Russell Armed Services Committee U. S

Taft Thinks is Pending May Top Truman Convention

Taft Thinks is pending May atop Truman's annual convention here yesterday over William H. Leader, president of the union's Branch 1 of Philadelphia.

Taft Truman William H. Leader Union Philadelphia

Red Invasion Of Laos Said Broken Now

The Vietminh withdrawal halted a Laos Cambodia drive seen as a plan to unify Indochina under a Communist state. French Laotian posts offered light resistance while air bombardments by French forces likely killed many Vietminh. French explains center on red supply line limits from the Black and upper Red Rivers.

Laos Cambodia Red Red China

Uncollected MIG Reward Sparks Air Force Speculation

Reported unclaimed 100000 dollar MIG reward tied to a MIG-19 seized near the North Korean coast. Officials question whether many MIG fighters bearing Communist insignia are actually flown by non Asians. A Polish pilot sought asylum after landing in Denmark and later reached the U S. The Air Force sought technical reports from Copenhagen but none were received.

United Nations Den Mark Poland U. S Copenhagen

Honor Local Boy Ball Fans Will Continued from Page One

Local Indiana residents are urged to attend a benefit game Monday night for the Children's Hospital. Tickets are sold at Barclay's Hess's and Henry Hall's. A home run contest and pregame races between teams are planned. Hunter, a former Indiana High School star, played in the Brooklyn Dodgers system and later with the Browns. He was named MVP in the Texas League last year and the $150,000 sale price reflects the Browns’ deal. Two aviation patents moved forward, incl a Brazilian Indian priest’s first aviation patent granted by the King of Portugal after a Lisbon balloon ascent. A large sunspot was observed in January 1947, covering about 30 times Earth’s surface.

Page One Afora Chamber of Commerce Indiana Barclay's Hess's Henry Hall Pittsburgh Press Children’s Hospital Hunter Indiana High School Brooklyn Dodger Browns Brooklyn Three Rivers Canada Nashua N. H Pueblo Colo Ft. Worth Texas Bill Veeck Harrisburg Thaffic Avene Bill Gordon C. Hunter South Ley Enth Street Pennsylvania Beverly Craig William H. Craig Church Street Laurence de Gusmao Portugal Lisbon Burgh Philadelphia York Pancaster

Korea Peace Bid Sparks Senate Critics As Trap Claim

Senate fixtures attack a proposed Korea peace commission as stacked and pro communist amid charges India tilts toward the Communist side. Sparkman Smith Knowland fault the lineup as unbalanced while France faces timing objections and U.S. aid plans for Indochina loom. Vorys suggests waiting for monsoon rains to slow Laos action.

Sen. Knowland R-Calif India Knowland Sparkman D-Ala H. Alexander Smith R-Nj Foreign Relations Committee Smith Poland Czechoslovakia Short France U. S Indochina U.N State Department Vorys Laos

Communist Peace Plan Studied at Panmunjom Battle Talks Continue

The Long stalemate over prisoner exchanges in Korea sees a new Communist offer. Eisenhower and advisers oppose a plan allowing Soviet satellite troops to watch prisoners. A rapid resolution is urged, with Gen. Clark awaiting guidance. Weather will run three to six degrees above normal with showers possible early week.

Eisenhower Poland Czechoslovakia Jalsa Mark Clark U. N Pennsylvania New York mid-Atlantic Dulles United Nations Command West Virginia Ohio

Eisenhower calls for peace fair to all in war debate

In Washington critics challenge a caretaker commission nominee list naming India along with Poland and Czechoslovakia. Rep Dewey Short calls the Red proposals a Trojan horse and questions India's neutrality while others share concern about the lineup.

Washington India Dewey Short R-Mo Services Committee

Father Held In Death of Little Girl

A father, Tongay, was held and later released on bond after being acquitted of mistreatment charges in the death of his six year old daughter Kathy. An autopsy cited a ruptured intestine and hemorrhages from a blow as the cause, with poison from infection worsening her convulsions. Authorities planned hearings and sought warrants as the case unfolded amid a broader political coverage including Eisenhower and Dulles remarks on Korea, Austria, and U.N. policy.

Kathy Bubba Treasure Island Fetc Indochina Tongay Helshe Omar N. Bradley Thair Russellman Joint Chiefs of Staff Senate Laos U.S U. N Eisenhower Thailand Jon Mississippi River England Flanders English Eisenhower mMunists Sen. George D-Ga Esther Williams

Jets Hit Yalu Area as Red MIGs Damaged in Korea Skirmish

News of air battles over the Yalu River reports Sabre jets damaging three Communist MIGs near Manchuria. U N offers 50 000 for MIGs and pilots, while Allied ground forces halt a major Communist attack on Porkchop Hill. Navy carrier squadrons strike east coast port areas. Corsairs and Skyraiders bomb billeting centers.

Seoul Koea Yalu River U. N U. S. Seventh Division Yalu Fifth Air Force John L. McKee Ashland Vian J. Ely Oakland Calif Fred J. Hughes Akron Ohio Marine Corsairs Haeju Chunghwa Korea Valley Forge Hungnem

Oilman Hits Monopoly On State Pike headline

Oil interests accuse the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission of maintaining a one company monopoly in dageline sales on new turnpike extensions. Sun regional editor A Sparks urges Commission Chairman Thomas Evang to open the door to free competition and end the practice.

Philadelphia The Sun of Co Pennsylvania Turnipike Commission Dageline A. Sparks Sun Thomas J. Evang Sesterday TyVaspouuuly Z Parks Commission Age Fem Gult Off Co Sparks Delaware River Valley R.D Houser Mark Clark U. N Tlon Tokyo William Reefer An & United Harry Houser Shelocta R. D King of Prussia Washington Bristol

Two Bodies Identified After Ledge Fall

Pittsburgh obituaries identify the two victims found after a ledge fall by the Monongahela River. Edith Patrott, 26, and Paul Dwallt, 39, both of Pittsburgh, were identified after relatives confirmed the deaths. The coroner ruled out homicide and suggested a drinking incident led to their fall. Services were held at Bell Funeral Home with interment at Oakland Cemetery.

Pittsburgh Stephen Blosser Prideaux Ian Robert Margaret Jane Camps High Rock Tedgelbert Brosser Monongahela Werediana Hospital Edithshospital Patrott Paul Dwallt Hea Hig John R Campbell Indiana Frank Blosser Gans Harry Burton Joyd Bell Funeral Home Mayne Avenue Oakland Cemetery

UN Prepares Answer For Communists

The United Nations command for Korea will propose counter measures to the latest Communist plan on handling war prisoners. President Eisenhower met top officials, including Dulles and Defense Secretary, at the White House for 36 minutes to discuss the proposals. The plan envisages repatriation options and a neutral commission with armed forces to enforce duties, while some provisions were deemed unacceptable and open to further negotiation.

John M. Hightower Washington the United Nations Command Korea Eisenhower White House Secretary of State Dulles Secretary of Defense Ure Switzerland Sweden India United Nations Panmunjom Red China North Korea

Judge Rules No Change In Road Pacts

Harrisburg judge holds Pennsylvania motor code remains constitutional if the reciprocal track weight pact provision is unconstitutional, ruling the clause separable. Atty Gen Woodside sought guidance after a federal case over truck weighing by Lattavo Brothers, Canton, challenging state police authority.

Harrisburg Dauphin County Pennsylvania Commonwealth Karl E. Richards Richards Atty Robert E. Woodside Pittsburgh Lattavo Brothers Canton Firi

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