Truman rejects plan for super government in U S
President Truman said there is no need for a super government and will run the country under the constitution. He spoke at a news conference reacting to a Washington Post editorial proposing a bipartisan Commission on National Security. He noted defense budget work continues for the year starting July 1 and mentioned a ceiling on military spending without disclosing the amount.
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Washington
Eaman
Washington Post
the Post
Truman
London
Seon, Apollo and Kiskiminetas Districts To Merge
Directors from Apollo North Apollo and Kiskiminetas Township have completed organizing a new joint district. A L Campbell of Kiskiminetas schools was chosen supervising principal for the unnamed district, which will begin operations on July. About 60 teachers and 1700 students are affected. The Apollo school will be used.
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Apollo
North Apollo
Kiskiminetas Township
A. L. Campbell
Kiseki Township
Senate Tackles Draft Machinery Problems
The Senate faced the life expectancy issue of the nations draft machinery after the House approved a two year standby Selective Service Law by 216 to 111. The measure would keep the draft ready so youth could be registered if needed amid a tense world situation. House leaders also urged a real war mobilization plan alongside peacetime registration and sought a January labor and manpower plan from Rep Vinson. The current draft law expires June 24.
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Washington
Senate
House
National Security Resources Board
NSRB
Rep
Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
W. Stuart Symington
NLRB
Air
Congress
Westinghouse Scholarships Awarded to Ten Seniors
Ten top high school seniors were named George Westinghouse Scholars, each worth 2400 dollars, toward engineering or geophysical science degrees at the Carnegie Institute of Technology. Winners were chosen from 1804 applicants across 48 states and D C, with list including Richard M. Durstine of Ellwood City and Joseph T. Mullhaupt of Warren, plus honorable mentions such as Eugene F. Adiutori and James Lechner. The Westinghouse Educational Foundation sponsors the awards.
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Pittsburgh
George Westinghouse
Carnegie Institute of Technology
A. C. Monteith
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Westinghouse Educational Foundation
District of Columbia
Richard M. Durstine
Argonne Boulevard
Ellwood City
Joseph T. Mullshaupt
Glenwood St
Warren, Pa
Iron Curtain Speech Sparks War Talk in Baptist Meet
Boston May 25 A Northern Baptist Convention speaker Rep Walter H Judd charged Eastern European regimes under Soviet influence push for war against the United States while praising American Christian and missionary efforts He warned that good deeds are misused and that ending the cold war requires victory not negotiation He cited reports of un Christian conduct and said such acts hinder church and medical missions abroad He spoke after returning from a Geneva health meeting and did not reveal countries visited The Rev Dr G Pitt Beers also attended the session
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Boston
New York City
American Baptist Home
United
Russia
Walter H. Judd
R-Minn
Judd
Northern Baptist
World ‘Health Organization
Geneva
Ching J
Tryave Lie
United Nations
Moscow
R&P Mines Idle Amid Union Talks
About 2,600 Indiana County coal miners remained idle as Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal operations lay down except Ernest. Fifty percent of Ernest day shift, 130 men, worked while Waterman No. 2 Lucerne Kent mines stayed shut. A wildcat walkout followed a locomotive collision causing the second shift to lose a turn. officials held talks to settle the dispute and restore the third shift.
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Indiana County
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company
Ernest
Waterman No. 2
Lucerne
Kent 1
Kent 4
Lucerne Mines
Libel Suit Nears End in Connecticut Case
In Hartford on May 25 George Miller reports the Adler Draper McCullough libel suit against Hester McCullough is nearing its end after five weeks and $200,000. Attorney Wright Jr. summed the case for Adler and Draper as final arguments proceed. Judge Smith plans to charge the jury of eight women and four men tomorrow. Wright attacked the theory of guilt by association as nonsense and contends the defendants had little to do with Red fronts since the attorney general list appeared. The trial covers 1939 41 opposition to war amid the Hitler Stalin pact era.
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San Francisco
FBI
Lyle Buswell
Rutland
Air Force
Fhnry Decker
York
Hamilton Field
U. S
Frank Hennessy
Bunwell
WAF
George Miller
Hartford
Conn
Adler-Draper-McCullough
Thew Wright, Jr
Larry Adler
Paul Draper
Hester R. McCullough
J. Joseph Smith
Wright
Attoreny
Buffalo
Wrigth
Wiggih and Dana
New Haven, Conn
Draper and
Adler
Local Men Hosts To Engineers In Indiana County
The Johnstown Chapter of the Pennsylvania Society of magingers met at Indiana Country Club hosting engineers George Rinkenberger and Harry Bauman. Speaker William R. McMillen discussed financial problems facing the legislature next session in 195. The May meeting is annual in Indiana with other gatherings on the last Wednesday each month in Johnstown.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Society of Magingers
Jefferson
Indiana
Cambria
Somerset
Bedford
Blair
Indiana Country Club
George Rinkenberger
Harry Bauman
William R
Bill) McMillen
Exterior to be painted at Indiana State Teachers College
Bids will be received at Harrisburg on June 7 at noon for painting the exterior of Indiana State Teachers College. Drawings, specifications, and proposal forms are available at Harrisburg. Official notice appears in the Gazette today.
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Harrisburg
Indiana State Teachers College
Denham's Job Safe For While in NLRB Controversy
President Truman said he has no plans to fire Robert N. Denham the NLRB General Counsel. He noted a congressionally rejected reorganization plan and said he has other problems to address for now. Senate fights over Taft-Hartley and Denham’s independent status fueled criticism from Humphrey and other supporters of reform.
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Washington
Truman
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Denham
NLRB
Congress
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Humphrey
D-Minn
Bergman Rossellini Wedding Quiet Amid Peace Efforts
The May 25 report from Baguio and Juarez confirms Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini wed by proxy in Juarez after delays across the US, Sweden, and Italy. Romulo frames their union within the Southeast Asia conference’s nonmilitary, peace-building goals, even as nations attend to regional action within the United Nations.
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P. 1
Rome
Zipberto
Carlos P
Romulo
Rosvelly
Ingrid Bélyman
Southear
Asia
Juarez
Mexico
United States
Sweden
Italy
Miss Bergman
Ant Arts
United Nations
Pan Romulo
United Nations General Assembly
Philippines
Coms O
Iny
Raul Oroz- Wind
Rio
Isi Grande
el Paso
Javier Alvarez
Rossellini
Arthuro
Gomez Trevino
Marcello Girosi
New York
William A. Dowie
U. S
Lee Bergman
Memorial Parade in Saltsburg Memorial Day event details
Saltsburg plans a Memorial Day parade Tuesday morning. The parade forms at the American Legion Home at 10 a.m. and moves at 10 15 p.m. along Washington Street Salt Street Point Street and Indiana Avenue to Edgewood Cemetery where services will be held. Chaplain John P McGraw of the U S A R will deliver the memorial address.
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Saltsburg
American Legion
Washington Street
Salt Street
Point Street
Indiana Avenue
Edgewood Cemetery
John P. i McGraw
PUC Suspends Rate Increase For Wellsboro Electric
Harrisburg May 95 The Public Utility Commission suspended for six months to December 1 the $25 860 rate increase proposed by Wellsboro Electric Company serving 9 800 customers in Wellsboro Tioga County. At the same time the commission ordered an investigation.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Thelisborough Electric Company
Wellaoboro
Wellsboro
Tioga County
Memorial affair of 28th Division leader visit
Paul Kinzle former Adjutant General of the 28th Infantry Division spoke to a Gazette reporter in Indiana yesterday. He said the Memorial services of the 24th Division held at the Division Shrine in Boalsburg, Pennsylvania, were well attended by former WWI members. Nearly 1,000 Indiana County men served in the Keystone Division during the recent war.
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Paul Kinzle
28Th
Indiana
Gazette
Boalsburg
Indiana County
Ilse Koch Faces Trial Under New Indictment
Ilse Koch faces trial in Germany on revised charges linked to Buchenwald crimes. Prosecutors seek murder and mistreatment convictions with witnesses including former prisoners and U.S. authorities noting the case hinges on documented evidence over hearsay.
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Ilse Koch
Munich
Germany
Isle Koch
Aawee Aemeenny
Koch
Outer
Buchenwald
Offie
Skow
Ernst Jagemast
Sha
United States
U. S
Lucius D. Clay
U. S. Mills
Sheil
Pical Scheate
Miners to leave for New York Washington clinics
Four area coal miners and two other Indiana County residents join 14 patients departing Johnstown tonight for special clinics as part of the UMWA Welfare Fund program. Dr. Sterling B. Brinkley says treatment will last at least a year with focus on rehab and vocational adjustment.
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Indiana County
Johnstown
New York
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Indiana Hospital
George Pontick
Nanty-Qlo
Peter Hudak
Clymer
Roy Fleming
Garmentown
Joseph Séamon
Bolts
Frank Gruda
Ernest
Raymond VanHorn
Robert VanHory
Plumville
University Hospital
New York City
Drill Team Opens To New VFW Members In Gazette Photo
The Indiana VFW Drill Team, pictured recently in the Gazette, is open to new members. The outfit will meet at 7:30 p.m. tonight at the VFW Country Club and interested veterans are asked to attend.
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Indiana V. F. W. Dri
VFW Country Club
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