Tammie Bloom Wins Second Scholarship
Indiana high school senior Tammie Bloom has earned her second scholarship. She received a freshman scholarship to Penn State College Department of Journalism, the George E Graff scholarship, and a Senate Scholarship in Indiana County funded by State Senator Murray Peeler. She edits Town Teen Time and was honored for writing at the High School Press Conference. Daughter of Samuel J. and Mrs. Bloom of 730 South Street.
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Tammie Bloom
Indiana
Tammie
Pennsylvania State College Department of Journalism
Thi
George E. Graff
Indiana Couty
Murray Peeler
Penn State
Indiana Evening Gazette
State College
High Arrow
Indiana High School
Samuel J. Bloom
South Street
Hague Court Urged to Act on Iran Oil Dispute
The Anglo-Iranian Oil Company asked The International Court of Justice to appoint an arbitrator to settle its dispute with Iran. The move cites Article 22 of the 1933 concession, which requires arbitration. if parties fail to agree on arbitrators, the World Court president may name a third or sole arbitrator.
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the Hague
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
International Court of Justice
Iran
Registrar of the World Court
World Court
Motor Boats To Be Licensed In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg May 26 Gov John Fine signed into law a bill allowing local issuance of motor boat licenses after September 1. Counties may issue licenses or appoint others to do so with a 25 cent issuing fee in addition to the $1 license cost. The law also tightens penalties for unauthorized Air Force insignia use and raises bid thresholds for school contracts to $1,009 with separate letting required for general construction, plumbing, heating and ventilation.
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Harrisburg
Gov. John
Air Force Association
Queen Mother Turns 84 Amid Gifts at Marlborough House
London May 26 Queen Mother Mary celebrated her 84th birthday receiving 20 truckloads of gifts flowers and telegrams before noon. Donors included Duke of Windsor Duke's brother King George VI and Prince Philip. About 200 sightseers watched from Marlborough House as Prince Charles and Princess Anne visited. King George ill with influenza was reported to be better by this morning.
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London
Mary
Duke of Windsor
George VI
Prince Philip
Princess Elizabeth
Marlborough House
Prince Charles
Anne
George
Buckingham Palace
He Coughs Up Diamond in $158,400 Gem Theft
Los Angeles police say Thomas R. Fasenmyer Jr admitted swallowing a diamond after a $158,400 gem theft from Mrs. Malcolm McNaghten. Police recovered $140,000 of jewels, and a diver was ordered to search the ocean floor off Magnolia Pier for a large emerald Fasenmyer said he threw overboard.
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Los Angeles
Thomas R. Fasenmyer, Jr
Malcom McNaghten
Fasenmyer
San Diego
Calif
Magnolia Pier
Long Beach
First Michigan state fish hatchery is established
Detroit report notes the first state fish hatchery in Michigan was established in 1473. The article also mentions a surge in bicycle popularity in New York as the bicycle craze peaked around 1989.
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Firat Watchery
Detroit
Michigan
New York
U. S
Navy Board Probes 19Year-Old Launch Coxswain in Fatal Capsize
Newport report says a nineteen year old apprentice seaman led a small launch that capsized in a storm, with initial death toll estimates of 15 up to 23. Fifteen or more were missing or unaccounted as 26 were hospitalized after dramatic rescues as sailors aided those thrown overboard. Lt J W H Coleman testified he would not have launched the craft if the Coxswain switch had been known, noting the Coxswain was an 11 B year old apprentice rather than the regular chief.
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Newport
Navy Board of
J. W. H. Coleman
Middleton
Conn
Bailey
Newport Harbor
Navy
Coleman
James JD. Egler
Chester Lawes
Big Lottery Is Smashed In Pittsburgh Raids
State Police Sergeant Helfenstein said raiders seized 7,000,000 lottery tickets in four raids yesterday. Three printing shops a warehouse and a private home were involved. Three men Mike Winowitch Peter Bertone and Albert Tomiano were arrested for operating a lottery.
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Pittsburgh
John Helfinstein
Helfenstein
Mike Winowitch
Peter Bertone
Albert Tomiano
Philadelphia
Erie
Winowiltch
New Spelling Champ Emerges From Memphis Youth
Trying Beltz of Memphis, 13, wins the national spelling title spelling insouciant to clinch the crown. Runner-up Michael Aratingi, 13, Brooklyn, mis-spelled cuisine as quesine. Akron's Mary Anne Bechkowiak, 13, finished third. Beltz earns 600 dollars, a trip to New York, and a cup. Aratingi gets 300 and Bechkowiak 100. The contest, sponsored by Scripps-Howard, involved 51 finalists among over 4 million students nationwide.
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Washington
Beltz
Memphis
Tenn
Michael Aratingi
Brooklyn
N. Y
Michael
Mary Anne Bechkowiak
Akron
Ohio
Memphis Press-Scimitar
New York
Young Arratingi
New York World-Telestam
Sun
Anne Bohkowiak
Akron Beacon Journal
Itook
Belz
Scripps-Howard
Él Other Pipers
Dr Boyd to Speak on Our Distressed World Sunday
Dr Harry B Boyd will deliver a sermon titled Our Distressed World at First Presbyterian Church Indiana on Sunday morning. The Auxiliary of the Sons of Union Veterans and the Mothers of Democracy will attend and the Marie Woodward Missionary Society will receive the Thank Offering. There is no evening service.
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Harry B. Boyd
the Sons of Unon Veterans
The
Mothers of Democracy
First Presbyterian Church
Marjie Woodward Missionary Society
Memorial Day Parade plans by Indiana Legion group
Co 40 8 in Memorial Day Parade meeting at Indiana Legion Home discussed senior members to join the parade in Indiana next Wednesday afternoon. Members urged to wear smocks and chapeaus report at Indiana Community Center Building at 1 14 p m. Nomination of officers for the coming year highlighted the evening business session with additional nominations to be accepted June 8 when the election will occur at the Clymer American Legion. Plans announced for the annual Spring Wreck to be held June 11 at the Indiana Roller Rink.
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Indiana County
American Legion
Indiana Legion
Volture
Indiana
Indiana Community Center
Clymer American Legion
Alumni Elect Nellie Chaplin Presiding at College Dinner
College alumni gathered for Alumni Day with 360 graduates of the class of 1951 inducted into the Alumni Association. Projects showcased include three television sets for undergraduates and refurbishing the Pennsylvania Room in Wilson Hall Library. Speakers included Harrisburg attorney Leon D. Metzger and college president Dr. Willis E Pratt. Commencement events feature Dr Ralph W McDonald address and ceremonies May 27 28 with concerts and a luncheon.
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Roy H. Ankeny
Willis BE. Pratt
John Sutton Hall
Mary L. Esch
General Alumni Association
Pennsylvania
Wilson Hall
Leon D. Metzger
Harrisburg
Metzger
Willis E. Pratt
Flossie Wagner Sanford
Association
Edwin G. Tobin
Titusville
Alumni Association
Ralph W. McDonald
Department of Higher Education
National Education Association
Washington, D. C
John S. Fisher
The
Senate
Frederick Brown Harris
Fisher Auditorium
McDonald
Wynn Work
Colleg
Percentage Of Deaths Off In Korea
Reported figures show 3 of every hundred died of their ailments. Bradley cited G12 as the dead from non battle casualties. Collings said 70.2 percent of battle casualties have been returned to duty with 74 percent to duty in the Far East and 12.9 percent to duty in the United States.
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Bradley
Collings
Far East
United States
Commencement Concert at College Features Student Composers
The College Choir at Indiana State Teachers College presents a Sunday evening program in John Fisher Auditorium directed by Wynn York. It includes pieces by students John Kueaba and Rinaldo Massimino, with performances by senior conductors Betty Farina William Howe Virginia Summer and Doris Roberts, plus instrumentalists and the standard choir selections. Fanny Brice remains in critical condition after a cerebral hemorrhage at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Beverly Hills.
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Duns Ak Lie
WL Department
Indiana State Teachers College
John Fisher
Wynn York
John Kueaba
Ambridge
Rinaldo Massimino
Kucaba
Mr. York
Massimino
Charles Davis
Betty Farina
West View
William Howe
Pittsburgh
Virginia Summer
Apollo
Doris Roberts
Meadville
Pearl Reed
Carol Mitchell
Ann Sharp
Margaret McCluskie
Lawrence Stitt
Hollywood
Fanny Brice
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Beverly Hills
Miss Brice
John
Fisher Auditorium
State Teachers College
Indiana
United States Senate
Frederick Brown Harris
Into the Navy From Clymer High School Valedictorian
John Walter Smith son of Mr and Mrs Jay W Smith of Clymer is enlisted in the regular U S Navy as part of a minority cruise. He graduated Clymer High School in 1953 and boards for Navy training at Bainbridge Maryland after a Pittsburgh swearing in.
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John Walter Smith
Jay W. Smith
Clymer
U.S. Navy
Recruit Smith
Navy
Clymer High School
Pittsburgh
U. S. Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Maryland
K. R. Boinm
Smith
Voices of the Navy
WKJF
Sandlot incident injures Darlington youth during game
Edward Svisson, 17, of Darlington suffered a possible gull fracture after he collided with a fellow player during a sandlot baseball game.
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Ligonier
Edward Svisson
Darlington
Cha
Youth Taken To Ligonier Hospital After Collision
A youth was taken to Ligonier Hospital in fair condition following a collision with Ronald Joyce while both players chased a fly ball. The incident occurred during a youth baseball game.
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Ligonier Hospital
Ronald 4Oyce
Homer City Jubilee Sets Next Week
The Homer City Fire Company Jubilee runs all next week with a parade Tuesday at 7 pm, Memorial Day matinee, and a Thursday 11 pm fireworks display. Beam's Attractions provides midway rides, with a new ride and rides sold at 10 for $1 plus tax to fund equipment purchases.
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Homer City Fire Company
Beam
Blairsville
Jubilee Grounds
Homer City
Gen Bradley to visit Europe for high level talks
General Omar N. Bradley will depart June 1 for conferences with General Eisenhower in Paris and with British and American military chiefs in England. He will return by June 11 and receive an honorary Doctor of Law from Cambridge University on June 7. Bradley will begin talks with Eisenhower on June 2 as part of NATO planning.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Paris
England
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Cambridge University
Bradley
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Sharp Difference Seen In M' Arthur Program to Blast
Senate hearing excerpts show Collins recounting General MacArthur's November 7 proposal to bomb targets in China and Manchuria in Korea. He said the Joint Chiefs reviewed the idea and, despite initial consideration, maintained targets there should not be attacked under the prevailing conditions.
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M’ Arthur
Collins
MacArthur
Russell
D-Ga
Korea
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Jointly Chiefs
Marshall
China
Manchuria
Indiana Teacher Accepts France Assistantship 1951 52
Jane McFarland, Indiana High School French and Spanish instructor, won a French Government Assistantship for 1951 52 through the Institute of International Education. The district grants her leave to return to her post in September 1952. In France she will teach English conversation at Lycee de Gennes Files in Nice while pursuing studies. She holds a B S from Indiana State Teachers College with English, French and Spanish majors and will attend the French Summer School at Middlebury Vermont this summer while earning a master’s degree. This marks her second summer at the Vermont program.
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Jane McFarland
Indiana High School
Institute of International Education
Indiana School Board
Miss McFarland
France
Lycee de Gennes
Nice
Miss McFarand
Indiana State ‘Teachers College
Squeeze Put On State Milk Control
Harrisburg May 26 The State Milk Control Commission faces pressure from federal price rules and Pennsylvania law. Justice Department allows price regulation by the same formula as the U S Milk Marketing Administration. Commissioner John J Snyder notes OFS controls create an impossible situation as farmers are exempt from price limits while officials fear rising prices in the Pittsburgh area.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Milk Control Commission
State Justice Department
U. S. Milk Marketing Administration
Office of Price Stabilization
John J. Snyder
Philadelphia
Commission
OFS
Snyder
Pittsburgh
Presbyterians debate old gospel songs at General Assembly
The General Assembly hears discussion on reviving interest in older hymns with Rev. John Herrick among supporters. The debate includes why The Old Rugged Cross was omitted from a 1938 hymnal and notes 58 Presbyteries backing the revision while 70 oppose. The assembly also plans actions on pastor salaries, clerks’ pay, and the vice-moderator appointment, amid broader reunification talks with other PCUS and UPCUSA bodies. There are over 4,000 silver fox farms in the U.S.
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John Herrick
Darling
Raton
N. M
General Assembly
Hou Mts
Presbyterian Church
United States
United Presbyterian Church (USA
Elmer Homrighausen
Princeton Theological Seminary
Obituaries Notice for Peters Rhine in Indiana and Homer City
Obituary notices report the deaths of MR PETERS of Waynesboro and JOHN HARVEY RHINE of Homer City born Brush Valley April 15 1866. Rhine a retired teacher and farmer served 43 years in Indiana Cambria and Westmoreland Counties and held church trustee roles. He is survived by five sons and a daughter with several siblings. Funeral services for Rhine are planned in Brush Valley and Indiana settings with burial at Brush Valley United Presbyterian Cemetery.
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John Harvey Rhine
Railroad Avenue
Homer City
Brush Valley
George Ross
Mary Stephens Rhine
Rhine
Brush Valley Township
Indiana
Cambria
Westmoreland
Carrie Jamison Rhine
Russell
Joseph
Samuel
Johnstown
Raymond
Wilbur
Homer City R. D
Quindella
United Nations Forces Push Front Lines in Korea
In Tokyo May 26 United Nations troops forged a second foothold in Red Korea and bolstered the bridgehead in Communist territory. U S Doughboys advanced along the main highway near Chunchon and crossed beyond the 38th parallel while American and French units broke through Chinese screening along the Hongchon Inje road. Prisoners were taken as Allied units moved toward Inje and Yangyang, with several hills captured to secure the route. American forces reached Inje and South Korean units held Yangyang, as fast moving units crossed the parallel on the east and central fronts. Lincoln rock statue at Mount Rushmore looms vast, the face carved in stone.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Red Korea
U.S
Chunchon
Hwachon
Hongchon-Inje
Choyang River
Hongchong
Inje
O WU. S
Yangyang
U. S
Chango
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Willan
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Thompson
Virginia Sumner
Elgar
John Kucaba
Clymer Legion Awards
Joseph Dolan
Eleanor Caldwell
Clymer Legion
Clymer Legion Auxiliary
Lockard
Gazette
Sandlot BO
Burt
Gen. Bradley
St. Louis (Sf
Peters
Rozelle Cathenie
Zula Peters
Wayne Avenue
East Third Street
Waynesboro
Rapid City
Abraham Lincoln
Mount Rushmore
Bell Funeral Home Ambulance Service
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