Weizmann Seeks US Lifting of Arms Ban to Middle East
Chaim Weizmann, Israel's provisional president, met with President Truman at the White House and said the lifting of the arms embargo is essential for Jewish safety against Arab attacks in Palestine. He indicated the President might grant the request soon and discussed a possible US loan of 90 to 100 million dollars for Israel's military and reconstruction needs.
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Chaim Weizmann
Israel
Truman
Middle East
Weizmann
Mr. Truman
White House
Palestine
United States
Welzmann
Charles Ross
Truman Seeks Education Aid and Higher Minimum Wage
President Truman urged Senate and House Democratic leaders to push federal aid to education and a minimum wage rise to 75 cents an hour this session. Senate has approved 300 million dollars for schooling. House pending. Law presently sets 40 cent minimum wage. lawmakers consider odds of passage in a Democratic minority.
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Truman
Congress
White House
Senate
House
Lucas
Illinois
Representative McCormack
Massachusetts
Tiwe Democrats
Rotarians Gift $3,000 to Hospital for Cancer Care
Rotarians donate 3000 dollars to the local hospital to fund cancer treatment including surgery deep X ray therapy and radium. Miss Hawxhorst thanks the group noting the gift brings needed services to Indiana and enables immediate use of the radium in X ray therapy. Dr. Jacobson and hospital leaders express gratitude as other officials and a cancer society group are acknowledged. Musical entertainment closes the event.
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Hawxhorst
Indiana
Robert Jacobson
John H. Lapsley
J. W. Gatti
Indiana County Medical Society
F. J. Kellam
Indiana County Cancer Committee
Joseph Mazza
Indiana County Cancer Society
Madelyn Rivci
Ken Nordby
Governor Duff designates U.S. Route 6 as GAR Highway
Harrisburg May 25 Governor James H Duff designated U S Highway Route 6 in Northern Pennsylvania as the Grand Army of the Republic Highway confirming the state’s tribute to Civil War veterans. The governor announced the designation in a Gazette Classified Ads note.
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Harrisburg
James H. Duff
Gerous
Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic
PSES Head Rules Vacation Workers From Benefits
Carl EB Lewis of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service says workers on vacation are generally not eligible for unemployment benefits. If a claim week is entirely within a vacation period the worker gets no benefits. if only part falls in vacation and the vacation is required by the employer partial benefits may apply. All applicants must meet eligibility rules including availability for work and total or partial unemployment.
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Carl EB. Lewis
Indiana
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Lewis
Graduates listed from Indiana High School extended
A long OCR list details names of students set to graduate from Indiana High School. The compiled roster includes numerous individuals across multiple lines, with many entries showing full names and initials. The document reflects a formal graduation section typical of the era.
Commercial Secretarial and Bookkeeping Names List
A dense roster of names grouped under sections for Commercial Secretarial Commercial Bookkeeping Distributive Education Vocational Machine Shop listing many individuals across roles and departments. The document catalogs numerous personal names without additional biographical detail or events.
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Marjorie Pearl Wheeler
Edna Sara Jean Allshoure
George L, Belock Rose
Margaret Bonnarrigo
Dolores Maxine Boyer
Marjorie Galbreath
Marietta Houck Lotus Wiilivene Jones
Mary Lou Miller
Nancy Ann Rend
James A. Sexton
Richard A. Strittmatter
Ella LaRue Swearingen
Ruth Marie Bennett Veronica Jean Bytnar Belly
Joan Corrienne Cain
Doris Elaine Catherman
Elsie Ann Dahlquist
Oma
Edward Watgene
Ferrier Robert Max Tieming
Mahlon Elwood Faltz
John Josep Kanehuck Knit Winfield Kramp Musworth
Lowman
James &. McGinnis
George Benjamin McQuilkin
Robert W. Marshall Robert Carl Neese
Charles Dea Rankin
Alvin Wallace
Honkle
Robert Lawrence Snance Dovles, Starry Neil
Robert Strittmaner
Robert Dale Thomasen
David Pridzean
Vinton DN I Teastae Wend
Taft claims two thirds of GOP southern delegates
Washington May 35 Senator Robert A Taft said he expects two thirds of the 07 Republican nominating delegates from 12 southern and three border states backing him Dewey and Stassen rivalry centers on Texas Alabama Oklahoma and Florida as key prizes Taft’s camp believes a unified southern bloc could deliver a bloc vote on the first ballot while Dewey eyes other delegations in the scramble for the nomination
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Thomas Dewey
New York
Texas
Tadiy
Tal Ateostec
Dewey
Harold E. Stassen
Tait Titees
Puy Ling
Delee Hao Lo Vole
Stgte
George C. Hopkins
von Ventdus
Dewer
Hides Chho
Ohiorn
Philadelphia
Eacesde
Oklahoma
Sayhey
Iain Flavida
Kiwanians Hear Film on Modern Mining Machinery
Kiwanians at Reynoldsville gathered as Indiana Club guests to view a film about mining equipment. Frank Stephan demonstrated modern enders loaders conveyors and shuttle cars in ore operation. The presentation highlighted the progress of mechanization and practical uses beyond general knowledge. About twenty five members attended the meeting.
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Inter-Club
Camimuwe
Ward Zeigle
Frank Stephan
Ptis
Reynoldsville Club
Indiana Club
Lewis To Face New Charges In Coal Wage Talks
Washington May 25 John L Lewis faces a new court action for contempt over refusal to bargain with the Southern Coal Producers Association. The judge may issue an injunction to force talks within five days and set a show cause hearing for June 1. Denham of the NLRB filed an unfair labor practice charge, arguing imminent risk of widespread stoppage without a new contract. The Southern group supplies about one third of soft coal and employs 125,000 miners.
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Harold W. Ward Washington
John L Lewis
Southern Coal Producers Association
Lewis
United Mine Workers
T. Alan Goldsborough
UMW
Joseph EB. Moody
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Moody's
NLRB
Denham
Goldsborough
Southern Association
Moody
Denhams
Lions Plan Election and Charter Night in June
Lions Club nominations were made at Rustle Lodge for officers to be elected in June. Charter Night for the Marion Center Lions Club, sponsored by the Nellana Lions, is set for June 29. Blairsville Charter Night is this Friday. Independence Day celebration at the Fair Grounds, July 5, is near ready, as plans progress.
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Rustle Lodge
Lion Sidney W. Boyd
Marion Center
Nellana
Lewis J. Stephens
William 3. Steiner
A. G. Capezzuti
Indiana
Paul ¢. Woodring
US Anglo Plan Discussed in London Talks
Foreign Secretary Bevin and US Ambassador Lewis Douglas held a third meeting in four days to pursue a joint Anglo American plan for peace in Palestine. A Foreign Office spokesman said both nations seek a common approach to solving the Palestine problem, with London viewing a united policy as the likeliest path to settlement.
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London
Bevin
U. S
Lewis Douglas
Palestine
Foreign Office
United States
Britain
Begin
Douglas
Old Harrisburg Boy Sees Lights In New York Adventure
A 10 year old from Harrisburg Ronald Lee Stoyer travels to New York with $20 and his puppy Cinders to visit the Empire State Building and Coney Island. He rides trains, boards a ferry, and is later found at Times Square with $1.10, having given the dog to a man in Coney Island. His mother had restricted a dog due to living in a small apartment.
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Coney Island
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Cinders
Reading Railroad
Reading
Jersey City
N. J
Manhattan
Ronald
Times Square
Pasenger
Iver M. Stover
Ticket sale opens today for Indian Springs Park
Ticket sales start today at Indiana High School Morton's Drug Store and Henry Hall Inc for Indian Springs Park. Prices list family 6.60 single admission 4.20 teen 2.40 children 9 and under 0.93. Park opens June 6 with pool repairs completed and spring water filling. Recreation includes slides swings basketball seesaws sand boxes volleyball and badminton. Parents upset over buying tickets for themselves to accompany children. Special admission tickets available free from the director for accompanying mothers not swimming.
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Indiana High School
Morton's Drug Store
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Indian Springs Park
Scouts Plan For Trip To Washington
T. F. McCarthy announces plans for a five day Boy Scouts trip to Washington from July 12 to 16. William Penn Council will lead, with Roy Scarts and William A. Davison in charge. costs per Scout are $30 covering bus, meals, lodging, a Mount Vernon boat trip, and a Naval Academy visit. The itinerary includes the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, and other sites, with visits to Annapolis and Mount Vernon.
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William A. Davison
R. G. Boone
Blairsville
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Jefferson Memorial
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Potomac
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Council
Washington
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Washington, D. C
Pentagon
Deadline Extended for Arab-Israeli Cease Fire Talks
The deadline extended to noon tomorrow EST for a ceasefire in Arab Jewish warfare was requested by Egypt and Syria with no delegates opposing. Britain warned Arab states to observe the UN request and warned of possible consequences for noncompliance.
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Egypt
Syria
Foreign Office
London
Britain
U.N
Body of Sagamore Veteran To Arrive In Indiana Today
Sagamore Pennsylvania families announce the planned arrival in Indiana of the body of S-Sgt. Joseph Andrew Cherney killed in action in France on June 12, 1944. He trained at Camp Poeton and Camp McCall before overseas with the 601st Paratroopers Infantry Division and was awarded the Purple Heart posthumously. Survivors include parents Mr and Mrs Steve Cherney and many siblings. Services are set at Sacred Heart Church Sagamore with a high Requiem Mass and burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery Soldiers Plot. The Cosgrove American Legion Post will conduct military rites.
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Sagamore
Joseph Andrew Cherney
Indiana
Cherney
Frace
Sagamore High School
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Parker Appliance Co
Cleviland
Ohio
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Camp McCall
N. C
Todd
601St
Paratroopers
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Matilda
Albert
Helen
Mt. Asgissi Academy
Pittsburgh
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Parkersburg
W. V
Elizabeth
Cleveland
Emma Gregorchick
Johnstown
William
Isabelle Chauby
Alexander
Engineers
John Pau
Bombadiers
Bowser
Plumville
Sacred Heart Church
Jos. Malinal
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Sacred Heart Parish
Victor Fusia Elected Coach of Indiana Teams
Victor Fusia, praised for a 17 2 1 record over two seasons, is noted as the new coach. He previously served as assistant backfield coach for the 1943 Washington Huskies in Seattle while in the Navy and later led Rankin grid squads to an 8 6 2 mark. His overall coaching ledger lists 86 wins, 9 losses, and 3 ties with early stints coaching the Carrie Furnaces basketball team to 26 wins and 4 losses.
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University of Washington
Seattle
Wash
Fusia
Navy
Rankin
Carrie Furnaces
Homestead Steel
Clymer Kiwanis Winners Highlight Club Contest
Clymer Kiwanis Club announced winners of its contest with guests entertained by songs. The club plans a visit to Hollidaysburg Kiwanis Tuesday next, traveling by bus after a 2 45 p m meeting at Clymer Presbyterian Church and 4 p m departure. A board meeting is set for Friday at 8 p m in the same church. Forty three Kiwanians and nineteen guests attended last night’s gathering. First place essays by Muriel Oakes and Betty Brown will appear in tomorrow’s Gazette.
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Clymer
Hollidaysburg Kiwanis
Clymer Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Muriel Oakes
Betty Brown
Tvinasat As3
Spat Stork
Governor Osborn Dies at 64 in Arizona
Sidney P. Osborn, governor of Arizona since 1940, died at 64 after a long illness of progressive muscular atrophy. Secretary of State Dana Garvey became acting governor. Osborn’s wife Grady Smiley Osborn is ill, and his 87-year-old mother Marilla Murray Osborn and daughter also survive. He had a long rule, faced a lettuce strike crisis, and called three special sessions in 1948 before his collapse.
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Ariz
Sidney P. Osborn
Arioha
Dana
Garvey
Arizona
State Capitol
Gov. Osborn
Grady
Smiley Osborn
Osborn
National Guard
Early end to Chrysler strike sets GM wage at 1.61 per hour
The UAW-CIO led agreement with General Motors ends a strike and sets an average GM production wage of 1.61 dollars per hour across 90 plants. The contract links future pay to the consumer price index, with an initial 11 cent rise and potential adjustments up or down through May 29, two years out, with a minimum guaranteed wage and a future review.
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General Motors
Uaw-Cio
General’ Motors
Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics
Clean Up Week Urges Boroughwide Effort and Street Care
The article calls for a boroughwide Clean Up Week with residents coordinating with street commissioners to schedule street cleaner use and avoid parked cars. It urges all residents to participate to maintain a beautiful, healthy town and promote a Clean Up Paint Up and Plant Up effort. It also includes a juice recipe note suggesting equal parts aprivals nectar and pineapple juice as a thirst quencher.
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