Installation of Catholic Daughters Officers Held in St Bernard
Grand Regent Mrs. Samuel Magistrelia presided as new officers of the Catholic Daughters of America were installed at St Bernard on Monday. Named officers include vice grand regent Mrs. Paul Mazzarp, historian Miss Helene Lahr, financial secretary Miss Margaret Plotzer, treasurer Mrs. Joseph Quinn, lecturer Mrs. M. G. Sullivan, monitor Miss Rita Strillmatter, sentinel Miss Reamnia Muller, organist Mrs. John Kenosh, and trustees Miss Ity Plotzer and Mrs. J. Anthony.
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Bernard
St. Bernard's
Pranda W. Mohit
Josephine McCéniyn
Vander Seat
Daughters of America
Samuel Magistrelia
Vita Grand
Paul Mazzar
Herman Ridupero
Helene &, Lahr
Margaret F Plotzer
Joseph Quinn
M. G. Sullivan
Monitor
Rita Strillmatter
Sentinel
Missy Reamnia Muller
John Kenosh
Ity Plotzer
J. Anthony
Salisburg May Queen Crowning Sunday at St Matthews
Salisburg to observe May Day with the crowning of the May Queen at St Matthews Catholic Church. The ceremony on Sunday May 25 led by Father Raynald includes a May Queen and her court, with the queen crowning the Blessed Virgin. 3 PM in the church yard weather permitting.
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St. Matthews Catholic Church
Salisburg
St. Matthews
Father Raynald
Mural Unveiling At St Jacob's Lutheran Church
The mural Mount Galilee by John A Fullerton will be unveiled at St Jacob's Lutheran Church in South Bend this Sunday at 8 00 p m DST with an appetitive service and special music.
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Mount Galilee
John A. Fullerton
St. Jacob's ‘Litheran
South Bend
Noon Stocks Rally as Markets Close on Mixed Booth
The closing list shows widespread gains with major names like General Electric, General Motors, and Chrysler posting higher quotes, while firms such as United States Rubber and Southern Pacific show modest moves. Notable fallers include Armour & Co and Anaconda Copper, amid a broad mix of金融s and industrials.
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Allegheny Corpany Allied
Eastman Kodak
New
Food Fair
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Kresge
Lehigh Val Coal
Leh
Val RR
Libby, McN & L
Loew's Inc
Mack Trucks
McKess & Rob
Montgom Ward
Nash-Kelvinator
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy
Nat Distillers
Nat Pow & Lt
Nat Supply
NY Central RR
North
Sperry Corp
Stand
Oil Cal
Ol NJ
Stone & Webster
Studebaker Corp
Fexa
Texas Gutt Sulon
Union Pac
United Arera
United Co
Rubber
U & Steel
Warner Bros Pict
Wire
Woolworth
York Corp
Youngs Sh & Otm
Moose Lodge Initiates 63 At Mead owbrook Meeting
Indiannah Lodge No. 174 of the Loyal Order of Moose initiated a class of 63 candidates at a special meeting Thursday evening at Meadowbrook. The initiation was led by the local degree team, followed by dinner for members and their ladies. A judge meeting, dancing with Umbrey Tate and his orchestra, and a talking movie titled Mooseheart, the Child City were also featured for members and guests.
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Indianna Lodge No. 174
Legcal Order of Moose
Meadowbrook
Uimrhy Tate
Mooseheart
Kiwanis Club to mark 25th anniversary in church meeting
Indiana Kiwanis Club founded May 23 1922 observes its twenty fifth anniversary at a Methodist Church gathering Monday evening. Four of the sixty seven original members remain. Principal speaker Belmont Mosser of St Marys Kiwanis Club is treasurer of Kiwanis International and a Chicago convention candidate for re election in June.
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Indiana Kiwanis Club
EB. C. Buchheit
Robert M. Fisher
J. Clotd Rinn
Ward M. Zeigler
Willard
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
J. Reppell Moorhead
George Rinkenberger
Belmont Mosser
Mosser
St. Mary’s Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Organization of Clymer B and P Club Achieves Permanent Status
The Clymer business and civic men’s club completed its months of organization and elected officers Weldon Levinson as president Gerad Bence as vice president Leonard Longwell as secretary and Floyd Houck as treasurer. A rules and policy committee was formed and will report next meeting. Two delegates were appointed to Civic Center.
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Clymer
Weldon Levinson
Gerad Bence
Leonard Longwell
Floyd Houck
Civic Center
Lynch mood grips Rich Square after alleged assault fears
In Rich Square the night after an alleged attack a Black man named Bush is seized by masked white men while police and a nearby solicitor report high race tensions. Authorities note Bush denies molesting Mrs Bryant. the accuser could not identify him.
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Bush
Edwards Saint Bush
Rich Square
Northampton County
Jackson
Hertford County
Virginia
North Carolina
Greenville
S. C
Willie Earle
Louisburg
Raleigh
Govan “Sweat’ Ward
Clark May Take Action In Lynch Case
United States Attorney General Tom Clark urged local judicial strength against injustice at the Kansas Bar Association meeting in Topeka. He cited lynching cases in Monroe Georgia Linden Louisiana and said the Justice Department may go into court in local matters when a thread of law exists.
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Topeka
Kas
United States
Tom Clark
Justice Department
South Carolina
Kansas Bar Association
Clark
Department
Monroe
Linden
Atlantic Students Win Essay Awards
The piece describes entertainers visiting a Pacific Island outpost to boost soldier morale. It highlights a second honorable mention by Mr Shaffer a corporal in the Army Air Corps and author of a desert survival story set on a Burmese mountain weather station. Awards will be listed in June Atlantic Monthly.
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Bob Howe
Frances Langford
Pacific
Shaffer
Army Air Corps
Burma
China
India
Atlantic
Burm
Band
Atlantic Monthly
Shafter
Veron
Penn Township High School
Indiana Penn
Bond
Indiana
Laboratory School
Indiana High School
President To Stay At Bedside In Kansas City
President Truman remains beside his mother in Kansas City with no plan to return to Washington as her health fails. He skipped his usual morning walk for a fourth day, noting heavy work ahead, while doctors report his condition unchanged and Mrs. Truman rests quietly in an oscillating bed.
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Page
Truman
Kansas City
Mary Jane Truman
Washington
Wallace H. Graham
Charles G. Ross
Bracken Family To Depart For Germany In June
Mrs Clarence D Bracken and her five year old son Billy of Winton dale plan to leave in early June to join Tech Sergeant Clarence Bracken in Heidelberg Germany They will report to Fort Hamilton N Y on May 29 and board ship at the New York Port of Embarkation The heraldic color murrey red purple is noted as symbolizing patience and sacrifice.
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Clarence D. Bracken
Billy
Wintondale
Tech
Clarence, Bracken
Heidelberg
Germany
Fort Hamilston
N. Y
New York Port of
First Lady Truman Sinks Deeper as President Stays Near
News describes Mrs Truman weakening at home under special care while President Truman remains at her side. General Graham worries over her frail condition as the presidential party balances duties at the bedside and official duties in Kansas City.
Soviet Press Accuses U S and Britain of Slander
New Times denounces Western correspondents Ward Denny Ewer Clifford Whitman and Davis for lies and slander aimed at discrediting the Soviet Union and fostering Anglo American hostility. The piece asserts journalists are ordered to attack Soviet policy and spread distrust among peoples. A Moscow play echoes the claim that foreign reporters are sent to slander the USSR.
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Soviet Union
Britain
Davis
New Times
Ward
Denny
Ewer
Clifford
Whitman
Moscow
Konstantin M. Simonov
Marshall Criticism by Soviets and German Question
New Times notes Soviet criticism of Western policy on Germany and argues Moscow conference did substantial work. It blames American and British monopoly groups for Germany's troubles and calls for informed public opinion in Britain and the United States.
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New Times
Germany
Britain
United States
Battle Royal as Maryland Students Raids Johns Hopkins Campus
In Baltimore on May 24, about 250 Maryland undergrads raided Johns Hopkins to recover a kidnapped bronze Terrapin. Police arrested 11 Maryland students for disorderly conduct. Hopkins students and police kept the scene under control as the standoff continued into early morning.
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Baltimore
University of Maryland
Johns Hopkins University
Maryland University
Maryland
Herbert Murphy
Earl Porter
Northern District
Hopkins
College Park
Porter
100 To Search For Missing Girl
In Bennington Vermont 100 searchers began a 24 square mile mountainside hunt for Paula Welden an 18 year old Bennington College sophomore who vanished last December The search teams include her father mother two sisters scouts guards and volunteers aiming to confirm if she died in the mountains was foully harmed or wandered away to Washington and other places mentioned by the article
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Bennington
Paula Welden
Bennington College
Lord
Conn
Glastonbury
Bald
W. Archibeld Welden
Huntera
Night Owls Pestering U S Army
Army officials say civilians seek access to sniperscope and snooperscope secrets once used in war. An eye doctor proposes a dark room eye exam using snooperscope principles, while wildlife researchers eye nocturnal study gear. Army resists sharing the devices and rejects various requests.
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Arthur Edson
Fort Belvoir
U. S. Army
Army Engineers
Army
Fish and Wildlife People
Wildlifers
Waitress Pie Thrower Released In Jackson Miss
An 86 year old waitress named Diana Gaunce was freed on a charge of assault after the charge was dismissed in city court. The report notes a disturbance at the Ritz Cafe with a pie incident and mentions a separate memorial service plan.
Threat of Another Beer War Looms
In Pittsburgh on May 24 the CIO petitioned the National Labor Relations Board to organize truck drivers at 90 beer distributors in western Pennsylvania and West Virginia. CIO regional director Anthony J. Federoff seeks unit by unit election machinery, noting current AFL contracts run to June 30. He says the move does not imply renewed violence but a legal step for workers to choose a union, as AFL officials did not comment. Distributors named include Tube City, Monongahela Valley, McKeesport groups, plus Leroy Calderone Co., Homer Zucconi, and others across Butler, Donora, Coraopolis, and Wheeling.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
AFL
National Labor Relations Board
Pennsylvania
West
Virginia
Anthony J. Federofi
Federoff
Ciolente
Tube City Distributing Co
Monongahela
Walston
Ceramio Beramia Beverage Co
Coraopolis
Jurick Novotny Beer Distributors
Donora
Fritz Reitler & Sons
Ford City
A. P. Nase Punxsutawney
Peter M. Casper Beer Distributing Co
Sharpsburg
Egnas Miladin Co
New Brighton
Victor Grem
Rimersburg
McCann Distributing Co
Wheeling
W. Va
Partial Wartime Controls Debate in Congress
Senator Taft indicated Republicans may grant President Truman only half of his wartime controls extension. The President seeks a year longer authority to regulate imports of fats oils rice and to retain allocation controls on tin manila cordage antimony cinchona bark and quinine. Taft wants more study before final decision and may drop import controls. The President also asked for continued fertilizer controls and industrial material priorities to aid projects abroad. Hoover warned Europe’s fertilizer hunger and criticized destruction of German plants.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Congress
Manila
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Hoover
Obituary for Catherine Bertha McCombs Johnston
Mrs Catherine Bertha McCombs Johnston of Horner City R D 2 died at Dr Raymonds Hospital Johnstown yesterday evening at 7 00 She was born October 31 1862 a daughter of Joan and Jane Griffith McCombs Survivors include husband William J Johnston children Mrs Ernest Ritchey Franklin Mrs William Bepler Mrs Homer Downey Cleveland Richard Beaver Roy Homer City R D 2 and Doris at home She was sister of James McCombs Cleveland and Mrs George Nolder Elizabeth Pa Grandchildren also surviving Friends may call at Askew Funeral Home after 1 00 this evening Services will be at Homer City Nazarene Church Monday at 2 30 Rev L T Wells officiating Interment Oakland Cemetery Indiana
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Catherine Bertha McCombs Johnston
Horner City R. D
Raymond
Doris
James McCombs
Cleveland
George Nolder
Elizabeth
Eleyn
Askew
Homer City
American tanker Newhall Hills ablaze near England
May 24 reports say the 10,000 ton American tanker Newhall Hills burned for six hours off England and drifted toward Goodwin Sands with at least one crew member dead. Ramsgate lifeboat aided search as John La Farge stood by to recover survivors from an unknown fishing vessel.
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Deal
England
Ramsgate
Goodwin Sands
English Channel
John la Farge
Newhall Hills
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Avak
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Haik Haikoff
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Presidential
Littl
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Muehlebach
Ross
Matthew J. Connelly
U.S
Marshall
U.S. Army
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Lucerne
Gs Dafeee Tires
Goodyear
Rising Bros
Phila
Ambi Bell Funeral Home
Ilance
Art White
Homer City Fireman’s Lot
Homer City Volunteer Fire Department
Dodson & Charles Mortuary
Silas C. Streams
H. R. Dodson
J. E. Charles
Indiana, Pa
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