Indiana High School presents I Remember Mama drama
Last evening's Indiana High School production of I Remember Mama drew a packed audience and earned praise for its smooth professional feel. James M. Nix directed a talented cast with Katrin Marion Stephens and James Stewart delivering standout work. The show is set in San Francisco with intricate staging, though the locals used simpler backgrounds. The run continues tonight at 8 15 with stage crews and publicity teams acknowledged. the program includes an orchestra under Dr. Harry Canfield and upcoming Bacalaureate service and commencement events on May 30 and June 2 respectively.
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Mama
James M. Nix
Fig
Ramedy
San Frantisco
New York
Katrin
Marion Stephens
Majorie Schrader
Papa
James Stewart
Dagmar
Peggy Baylor
Christine
Nancy Chesney
Fred Schurr
Mary McGregor
Barbara Rowley
Virginia Jacoby
Joane Fee
Anna Mary Thomas
Sally Vogel
Ruth Gilbert
Patricia Moreau
Glayds Moorhead
David Schell
Harry Canfield
Indiana
Howard C. Scharfe
Shaceside Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
Robert Kazmayer
Martin Sets 12 Point Program For US Ideals
Senator Edward Martin outlines a 12 point program to restore American ideals and strength. He urges a strong military, tax rights for states, reduced government waste, and renewed faith in liberty, with aims against inflation and the spread of Communism. He condemns appeasement and calls for renewed diplomacy based on American prestige.
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Philadelphia
Edward Martin
United States
Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women
Martin
Russia
America
Truman Cancels Friday Cabinet Meeting Due to Absence
President Truman canceled the usual Friday cabinet meeting in Washington because a cabinet member was unavailable in the city. The reason cited was the member's absence and the decision affected the regular weekly briefing.
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Washington
Truman
Arabs Claim Most Of July City Destruction In Combat
Syrian army says three other settlements Kfar Kenna Ak-Him and Asbo Yaacov were destroyed by plane and artillery in the Samakh area near the Galilee south shore. Anmina Trans-Jordan dispatch notes Syrian president Shukri Al Kuwatly and King Abdullah of Trans-Jordan settled long standing differences in a conference at Daraba with Lebanese and Iraqi leaders. Syrians fear Abdullah's Greater Syria ambitions to unite Arab nations under his rule.
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Kfar Kenna
Ak- Him
Asbo! Yaacov
Samakh
Galilee
Anmnan
Trans- Jordan
Shukri al Kuwaily
Abdullah
Trans-Jordan
Daraaba
Tebanon
Iraq
Syria
Middle East
Dotter Named R&P Head in War Era Reshuffle
Dr Potter received the Medal of the Order of Merit for civilian wartime service. ONOTAME personnel shifts followed his elevation to company president with Craig as General Manager Operations and Saare as Production Manager. William Shield moved to Assistant Production Manager. Thomas D.B. Thomas set to retire after 60 years in coal. Edmiston will take Helveta Mine supervision. Copitardi becomes Kent 1-2 Mines Superintendent. Larsen, Patterson, and Pride fill and rotate mine superintendents at Ernest Waterman Yatesboro Nod.
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Potter
Batter
Tompany
R. J Craiz
J. J. Saare
William Shield
Brest
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Associated Companies
Helveta
H. B. Edmiston
P. A. Copitardi
Kent
CC. Larsen
Ernest
CH. Patterson
Mr. Larsen
Waterman
S. F. Pride
Mr. F Patterson
Yatesboro
African Congo Pictures Tonight Show at Indiana Tabernacle
Mr H W Moore of Dayton Ohio presents Congo photographs tonight at the Indiana Gospel Tabernacle in Kana Station Africa. Images captured where Rev R Vinton formerly of Indiana served twenty years with Indiana Evening Gazette newsboys according to F R Vinton of Indiana. Show starts at 7 30 PM with Gazette subscription urged.
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H.W. Moore
Dayton
Ohio
Indiana Gospel Tabernacle
Belgian Congo
Kana Station
Africa
5. R. Vinton
Indiana
Indiana Evening Gazette
F. R. Vinton
NLRB bans union shop elections in 19 states
The National Labor Relations Board ruled it cannot hold union shop elections in 19 states with bans or laws covering the subject. The decision, based on a majority view, cites Taft-Hartley as removing federal constraints on state legislation prohibiting compulsory unionism. State list includes Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Iowa, Georgia, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Carolina, North Dakota, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Wisconsin. The Giant Food Shopping Center case involved Local 1501 of the Retail Clerks International Association. The District of Columbia and Virginia stores were involved. Baltimore regional director Ross Madden earlier refused to hold an election citing Virginia law, a position upheld by three NLRB members.
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Washington
National Iuabor Relations Board
Maangement
NLRB
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Delaware
Florida
Iowa
Georgia
Kansas
Maine
Massachusetts
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Carolina
North Dakota
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Wisconsin
Virginial Jstate
Giant Food ‘Shopping Center, Inc
Retail Clerks International Association
RFL
Giant Food
Clerks Union
District J of Columbia
Ross Madden
Baltimore
James J. Reynolds
Abe Murdock
J. Copeland Gray
Woman Held In Shooting Of Policeman In Newark
Newark police captain Thomas Rowe was shot and killed at headquarters by a woman, Ann Powers, who was held for questioning. Powers, 39, from Uniontown, Pa, and Rowe entered the first precinct office together. a single shot was fired ten minutes later. Rowe died about an hour after the shooting. no charges yet filed.
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Newark
Toidlay
Potts
Thomas Rowe
First Precinct
Essex County
Duane E. Minard
Ann Powers
Uniontown
John Haller
jRowe
William iVillie
sEhatler
Ray Paquette
Rowe
Willie
Haller
Paquette
Local Man In Fatal Accident
A Middletown man G. C. Fowler was killed when the car he rode in rear ended an Indiana Macaroni Company truck driven by Joseph Zamboni of Indiana. Two other Middletown men were seriously injured. Zamboni received head cuts in Harrisburg.
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Middletown
G. ¢. Fowler
Harrisburg
Joseph Zamboni
Indiana
Fowler
Indiana Macaroni Company
End to Austria peace talks as four powers fail to bridge gaps
London May 21 Four- Power efforts to write a peace treaty for occupied Austria hit dead end after nearly two years of futile negotiations. American sources said talks broke down completely after a two week suspension and a private meeting between Samuel Reber and M. P. Kotimiav, signaling Moscow’s stand on Yugoslavia’s territorial and reparations claims. Only agreement reached was limiting Austrian armed forces to 53,000.
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London
Austria
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Samuel Reber
M. P. Kotimiav
Kotimiav
U. S
Reber
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Carinthia
Styria
Reber Hag
Paris
Vienna
New York
Lewis Cold Shoulders Invitation
A brief notice continues from Page One about Lewis declining an invitation. The item notes the omission and hints at social or personal expectations surrounding the event. Further details remain on the next page.
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Lewis
Stassen Dewey In Test Today In Oregon Campaign
Stassen and Dewey raced to persuade Oregon voters as the Southern Association issue split operators. A three hour session yielded a new invitation to Lewis while Moody joined the unified letter. Campaigns, radio appeals, and mass turnout estimates of up to 100000 marked a tense race with Oregon’s population and voter registration surging since the war. The final result was expected late Saturday.
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Oregon
Lewis
Ttr
Portand
Stassen
Gresham
Minnesota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Dewey
Coal operators and union plan new wage agreement talks
A letter from operators says no single group can veto wage talks and both sides want to get down to business. Lewis says his demands are not yet presented and he plans a fight over royalties for union funds. Also notes on historical watch design and taxidermy origins.
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Lewis
Welfare and Pension Fund
Red Pilot Lands Plane In Korea
In Seoul on May 21 a Soviet Yak-9 landed near Taejon in U S occupied Korea and was destroyed by fire. The pilot, Ivan Feodrovich Osmakov, said to be a Soviet Air Force captain, was seized by unidentified South Koreans and held by Americans who provided billet to an officer. He refused to eat, wash or shave and will be returned to Soviet authorities.
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Seoul
Taejong
U. S
South Korea
U. S. Army
Ivan Feodrovich Osmakov
UN Force in Holy Land Only Hope
Lake Success May 21. The American French Belgian Consular Truce Commission in Jerusalem says only United Nations force can stop fighting in the Holy City. The council heard reports urging international pressure and a neutral force to impose order on Jews and Arabs. The commission also called for military observers. Egypt objected that the commission lacked authority. Count Folke Bernadotte planned to mediate, while Andrei Gromyka pressed for a UN cease fire and criticized Britain and China for action.
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Larry Hauck Lake
Jerusalem
United Nations
Holy City
Security Council
Alexandre Parjoci
France
Council
Tee
Palestine
Egypt
Truce Commission
Folke Bernadotte
Swedish
Red Cross
Count T
Stockholm
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyka
U. N
Britain
Abdullah
Trans- Jordan
Middle East
Gromyko
China
Jfor
T. F. Tsiang
Former County Man Dies After Struck By Train
Melvin D Parsell a 25 year old former Indiana County resident and B and O telegrapher at Dayton died in Adrian Hospital Punxsutawney after injuries from being struck near Dayton station by a Pittsburgh to Buffalo passenger train He died at 4 40 yesterday coroner Fred W Byer ruled accidental death He would have turned 26 this Saturday Parsell lived in Dayton for five years son of Clyde B and Mrs Parsell of Dayton He was born May 22 1922 in Cowan Armstrong County He belonged to the Dayton Methodist Church and is survived by parents and several brothers and sisters Funeral services will be held in Dayton
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Melvin D. Parsell
Indiana County
Dayton
Adrian
Punxsutawney
Buffalo
Fred W. Byer
Jefferson County
Adrian Hospital
Echo
Melvin
Clyde B. Parsell
Cowan
Armstrong County
Mary
Methodist Church
Paul B
Richard A
Niagara Falls
M. D
Robert F
Alabama
Charles C
Shirley Mae
Myrna Louise
ISTC Commencement Week Opens With Meeting Tonite
ISTC Commencement Week begins with an 8 30 pm meeting of the Alumni Association Executive Council in Sutton Auditorium led by Mrs. Sara B. Johnson. The weekend schedule includes senior class reunions, an Alumni Luncheon, musical offerings, and speeches by Dr. Ralph Heiges and Dr. Walter B. Hager with the public invited to Baccalaureate and Commencement services.
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Indiana State Teachers College
John
Sutton Auliorium
Sara B. Johnson
Johnson
M. Vashti Burr Whittington
LaVerne Zummerman
Alice Aice
Jane Buchanan
Paul Biggins
Ralph &. Heiges
Arm& Mater
Stephen Ferko
Ethel Jane Naylor
Recreation Hall
Solomon B. Frechof
D. D
Pittsburgh
College
Walter B. Hager
Washington,d. C
End of Meat Strike Seen With Vote End of Meat Strike Seen With Vote
The 67 day nationwide meat strike may end as CIO union locals vote on proposals to return to work at Swift Cudahy Armour and others while Wilson remains on strike. A nine cent hourly raise retroactive to March 16 and continued seniority are offered with arbitration for disputed suspensions. Herbert March predicts a close vote and says rank and file may approve.
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Chicago
CIO United Packinghouse Workers Union
Wilson and Company
Herbert March
CIO
Wilson
Swift
Cudahy
Armour
AFL
Ine
Vets Protest Decontrol of Rents in Indiana County
Vets protest rent decontrol and defend the need for the county Veterans Office amid borough council doubt. Council may relocate the office within Indiana Borough, with no move planned before October. The Legion backs Jackson Dodson for Western Vice Commander and Robert Malcolm for National Executive Committeeman at the Pennsylvania State Legion convention. Memorial Day plans include placing flags on veterans’ graves and programs across Indiana County posts.
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Indiana County
County Legion
Indiana Borough
Gazette
Legion Council
Jackson Dodson
Greensburg
American Legion
Indiana County Forty and Eight Society
Pennsylvania State Legion
State Legion
Philadelphia
Robert Malcolm
Pennsylvania
Two Boys Study Flying In Comic Book Swipe Plane
Two youths at the downtown air park studied flying in a comic book scene when the claimed plane numbers to Ted Geller, a former Ercoupe operator, were noted as missing. The incident drew little concern as authorities had not yet registered a formal loss.
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Ted Geller
Cheyenne airpark caper ends with arrests after wild teen flight
Sgt Otis Haltom and Trooper Arch Hamilton linked two Cheyenne incidents where youths at the airpark stole a Cessna, took off, and later crashed while attempting to taxi. The brothers allegedly planned a cross country run, riding a farm horse near town before sheriff captured them. Bodard praised procedures while Hamilton spoke of youths studying gang books.
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Goller
Bob Fitzgerald
Otis Haltom
Arch Hamilton
Hamilton
Fitzgerald
Bodard
Peterson Boy
Jimmy
Hoy Larew
Synthetic Fuel Plant Dedication At Bruceton
Pittsburgh May 21 am government and mining officials gathered for the dedication of the Bureau of Mines 3.5 million synthetic liquid fuels laboratories and pilot plant at Bruceton. A day of programs featured Senate sponsor Osph C Mahoney of Wyoming James Boyd Bureau of Mines director J A Krug Interior Secretary Major General Thomas B Larkin and General Brehon Somervell of Koppers Co will address the evening banquet.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Snythetic Liquid Fuels Laboratories
Bruceton
U. S
Osyph C. O. Mahoney
Wyoming
James Boyd
Bureau of Mines
J. A. Krug
Department of
Weather Report 25S Today and Saturday
A concise weather brief notes conditions for today and Saturday. Expect sunny to partly cloudy skies, light winds, and daytime temperatures around the mid 70s with cooler evenings. Rain chances stay minimal across the period.
Obituaries for Briscoe and Viadick prominent locals
JOSEPH STANLEY BRISCOE 44 of Aultman died from a mine accident injuries suffered at McIntyre He was born Oct 26 1906 in Elnora son of Frank and Josephine Briscoe He resided at Fulton Run and Sagamore He was a member of St Anthony's Church Aultman He worked as coal miner and machine operator for 14 years with R P Coal Co He belonged to McIntyre Local 3548 UMWA and Jednota Slovak Union of Sagamore Survived by his mother Luciusboro wife Mary Berish Briscoe son Joseph William daughters Frances Irene and Dorothy sisters Mrs Stanley Voles Ernest Mrs Phil Wilks Manistee Mich Services Monday May 24 at 9 30 A M at the family home then at St Anthony's RC Church Aultman Interment St Bernard Cemetery Friends may call after noon Saturday at his home 413 house Aultman MRS RUTH VYLADICK died Thursday May 20 at 3 p m in her Josephine home Surviving husband Eli Viadick sons and daughters Peter of the U S Army Louise Millevoi Mary Slipke Carrie Lee Patricia Pierce Kay Kolora Martha Medvid Nick Viadick and five grandchildren Born Yugoslavia Jan 27 1886 member of Greek Orthodox Church in Black Lick Call after 7 p m at her Josephine home Services in Greek Orthodox Church Black Lick at 10 a m Monday Rev Sambel Palueh Interment Oakland Cemetery Indiana
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Joseph Stanley Briscoe
Aultman
McIntyre
Elnora
Frank
Josephine Gulakowski Briscoe
Fulton Run
Sagamore
St. Anthony's Church
Aullman
R & P Coal Company
Briscoe
UMW
Jednota Slovak Union of
Luciusboro
Mary Berish Bristoe
Joseph William
Frances Irene
Dorothy
Stanley Voles
Ernest
Phil Wilks
Manistee
Mich
St. Anthonys RC Church
T. Wisnieski
St. Bernard Cemetery
Ruth Vyladick
Josephine
Eli Viadick
Peter
U. S. Army
Louise Millevoi
New York
Mary Slipke
Carrie Lee
Patricia Pierce
Kay Kolora
Martha Medvid
Nick Viadick
Yugoslavia
Black Lick
Sambel Palueh
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
Six Men Killed In Mine Blast In Southwest Virginia
Six miners died in a non combustible blast at a southwest Virginia coal mine opened in 1903. Production Manager Rush Adams said it was the first major accident of this calibre. Rescue crews recovered bodies after midnight as the explosion hurled coal, shifted equipment, and created dangerous conditions in the mine passages.
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Boelins
Rush Adams
Adams
Virginia
Matthews
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Moorhead
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Dotter
R&p
Encyclopedia Britannica
Korea
Holy Land
ISTC
Snythetic Fuel Plant
Weather Report
Pennssylvania
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