Seventeen Indiana County Officers Nominated for Regular Army
President Truman has nominated seventeen U S Army officers from Indiana County and nearby areas for Regular Army commissions from the National Guard Reserve Corps and Army of the United States. The list follows two earlier selections this year and precedes a planned third list this summer. Eligible officers include 2nd Lt Orestes Bajcara Homer City and Maj Thomas Kane Punxsutawney among others, with grades shown before and after parentheses.
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U. S. Army
Indiana County
National Guard
Reserve Corps
Army of the United States
Truman
Senate
Orestes M. Bajcara
Homer City
Ist
Raymond J. Ward- Yop
QMC
Indiana
Vernon A
L. Lybarger
Inf
John M. McClellan
Brookville
John E. Keough
Derry
Thomas J. Kane
Ord
Punxsutawney
John R. Hoover
Cresson
Robert B. Harrison
Charles R. Hall
Paul R. Scelbarger
Big Run
John L. Vignetti
James ¥. Watson
William N. Borah
Berlin newspaper cuts circulation
The Soviet licensed Neue Zeit, official paper of the Conservative Christian Democratic Union, saw circulation reduced from about 100000 to 20000. CDU leaders and staff declined to explain beyond noting a sharp reduction in newsprint. American officials say the paper’s outspoken stance against the Socialist Unity Party may have prompted punitive Soviet action.
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Berlin
Neue Zeit
Christian Democratic Union
CDU
Sor
Socialist Unity Party
Aerial Bomb Explodes Killing Eight Youths
In Acerra near Naples four youths handling an old aerial bomb died when it exploded. A separate incident at Comiso near Ragusa Sicily also killed four youths attempting to retrieve a bomb found from the war. ANSA reported the two blasts yesterday and today.
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Rome
Acerra
Naples
Comiso
Ragusa
Sicily
ANSA
Operators Lewis Quit Coal Talks
Coal talks between miners led by Lewis and various operators stalled after a holiday recess. Negotiations for 25 percent of the industry, including Southern producers, were set to resume next Tuesday morning, with reports of a wage demand near 38 cents an hour for 400,000 soft coal miners.
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Southern Coal Producers Association
Lewis
Washington
UMW
John O'Leary
Charles O'Neill
George F. Campbell
Ilinois Coal Operators Association
Ezra van Horn
Ohio
Hob
Paul Shields
Salt Lake City
Mississippi River
Hubert Howard
Harry M. Moses
U.S. Steel Corporation
Soit Coal Holdings
Moses
van Horn
O'Neill
Campbell
Worth
Midwest
Far West
W A. M
Fighting Lands Pair In Jail Charge Driver
Borough police jailed two Indiana R. D. men after a Taylor Avenue fight. William D. White, 19, and A. E. Pearce, 22, both covered in blood, were charged with a borough ordinance violation. Earl R. Steele, charged with reckless driving near Locust Street and Wayne Avenue, reportedly claimed confusion over signals. Three others cited for traffic light violations.
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Indiana R. D
Taylor Avenue
Philadelphia Street
Gompers Alley
William D. White
A. E. Pearce
Indiana
R. D
Earl R. Steele
Locust Street
Wayne Avenue
Clark S. Lightcgp
Marion Center R. D
Clarence F. Wolford
ATC Aircraft Mechanic Graduates From Keesler Training
Donald B. Pompelia son of Mrs Mary Pompelia Sagamore Pa graduated this week from Air Training Command's aircraft mechanic program at Keesler Field Miss The 18 week course covered basic airframe and engine operation electrical systems fuel oil systems parts structures instruments and air inspection The training qualifies him for maintenance work on heavy bombers sarge planes jets and rotor aircraft
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Pic
Donald B. Pompelia
Mary Pompelia
Moulder
Sagamore
Air Training Command
Keesler Field
Miss
Goering's Wife Jailed Under Nazi Leaders in Custody
AUGSBERG Germany May 31 widow Emmy Goering once called queen of the Third Reich lies ill in a prison cot awaiting trial on Nazi party charges. In Miesbach Mrs Hans Franck widow of the Polish governor general awaits transfer to Augsburg for the same charges. Dr Alfred Loritz Bavarian Denazification minister says arrests were ordered for Mrs Fritz Sauckel widow of the labor boss and Frau Wilhelm Frick widow of the protector of Bohemia and Moravia. Frau Goering aged and ill, unable to walk, while Frau Frick, distraught, says she was not allowed to bid her five children farewell and finds solace in reading the Bible.
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Augsberg
Germany
Emmy Goering
Fhormer
Miesbach
Hans Fran
Poland
Alfred Loritz
Tragic Eastern Air Transport DC-4 Crash Details
Wreckage sprawled through Whittaker's Barrens near the Susquehanna River as rescue crews found 35 bodies by midnight. The DC-4 departed Newark at 4 53 and last radioed at 6 27 from Philadelphia. Names aboard included William Coney co pilot Willingham and Helena OBrien among others. witnesses described a sudden winging plunge. The CAB and military aided the grim search as authorities mourned the catastrophic loss with victims identified by relatives and officials.
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Whittaker
Robert C. Dodson
Cecil County
Navy
Beverly Ober
Maryland Police
Newark
Philadelphia
William E. Coney
Miami
Mars
K. V. Willingham
Theodore Lindstrom
Helena M. O'Brien
Coney
Michael Rosenberg
Edward Stuart
Michael
Sheldon Bausch
Orange
Florida
Norman MacKay
WBAY
Coral Gables
Fla
EAL
Bertha Kelman
Bridgeport
Navy Boxer Admits Crime
BROTON Conn May 31 deric Carpenter a Navy boxer is alleged to have confessed to the nude assault on Rev Nicholas Shepler his wife and daughter. Carpenter unable to post 80000 bail was jailed pending town court arraignment on a charge of assault with intent to kill. The victims remained in serious condition at New London Hospital. Police said Carpenter estranged husband of Mrs Shepler's sister broke into the home before dawn showing disrobed but fled after donning trousers. He was found hiding in the woods after a 24 hour search.
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Broton
Conn
Deric Carpenter
William Mackenzie
Carspenter
New London Hospital
Nicholas Shepler
Evelyn
Witnesses describe plane crash nose first into ground
CAB officials Col. Robert Garret and John Chamberlain watched the crash from a DC bound flight from La Guardia New York. They saw the ship nose down in a steep angle and vanish three to five miles ahead. Slattery and Andrews were aboard but did not see the impact. The crew then diverted to Aberdeen Field and joined responders at the scene.
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McMillen
CAB
Col
Robert Garret
John Chamberlain
The
Safety Bureau
Washington
la Guardia Field
New York
Edward B. Slattery, Jr
Garrett
Chamberlain
Slattery
William Andrews
Airways Traffic Control
Aberdeen Field
Gust of Wind Blamed For Crash
The First Cavalry Division reported all 40 dead from a fiery army courier plane crash on a mountainside near Tokyo were brought to Hadano command post. Major G F McGinn of the Graves Registration Section assisted in the handling and identification. Icelandic Airways officials were seeking to identify others involved.
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Tokyo
First Cavalry Division
Hadano
G. F. McGinn
Eighth
Heykjavik
Iceland
Icelandic
Sug
Obituary notices from Indiana and vicinity deaths
A longtime Indiana resident Mrs Elizabeth Nibert dies at home on Oak Street age 74 with survivors including children Wallace Campbell Livermore R D BE M Beast Indiana Clara Nibert John O Lawrence and many grandchildren. Funeral arrangements in Wayne Avenue Leydie funeral home. Also notices for Mrs Jennie Quinn Ruffner death at daughter Helen Apgar's Lewistown home and burial plans in East Mahoning Indiana County. Robert I Elliott dies at 68 in Blairsville R D with a large family. Margaret Ellen Gibson Houck of 429 Oak Street Indiana passes after illness. services in Robin son’s Funeral Home and Greenwood cemetery. Irwin S Wells of Indiana R D 1 dies at home aged 72. survivors include Nellie A Wells son Thomas A and others. multiple siblings noted.
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Elizabeth Nibert
Oak Street
Indiana
Valentine
Gertrude Nobert
Westmoreland County
Adam Nibert
Wallace Campbell
Livermore R. D
BE. M. Beast
Clara Nibert
John O
R. D
Lawrence
St. Bernard Roman Catholic Church
Leydie
Wayne Avenue
James Brady
St. Bernard Cemetery
Jennie Quinn Ruffner
Helen R. Apgar
West Fourth Street
Lewistown
Charles
Eliza Sunderland Conner
Urey
Indiana County
Harry E. Ruffner
Ruffner
West Church Street
Apgar
A. H
Alethe) Willliams
Pine Flats
Barchus
Barchis Funeral Home
East Mahoning
McClellan
Robert I. Elliott
Derry
Blairsville
Minnie Elliott
Andrew Bishop
Greensburg
Blaine Rager
Ray
Kenneth
Clark
Francis
Margaret Davis
New Florence
Frank
Frank, Noble
Harry Elliott
New Alexandria
Elliott
John W. Hempstead
Margaret Ellen (Gibson) Houck
Josiah and
Eva (Shank) Gibson
Taylorville
Irwin S. Wells
Samuel
Nancy (Wachob) Wells
Jefferson County
Nellie A. Wells
Thomas A
E. Dean Wheeler
Niles
Ohio
BD. J. Wells
Rochester Mills
Elsie Lakehart
Plumville
Margaret Hile
Ida Heberking
Aerial Disaster Reports and Iceland Plane Crash Fatalities
Reports describe the worst aerial disaster of the occupation near Seoul to Tokyo with eight officers, 28 enlisted, four civilians killed and bodies removed for burial. Separate crashes in Argentina and Iceland leave multiple dead including a member of Iceland’s parliament Gardar Thorsteinsson. search teams locate wreckage and confirm fatalities.
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Yokohama Military Cemetery
William Bradford
First Division
Orient
Seoul
Korea
Tokyo
Far East Air Force
Iceland
Icelandis Althing
Gardar Thorsteinsson
Reykajavik
Alureyri
Hjedinsfjoerdur
Non-Leftist Cabinet Formed in Italian Assembly
Admitting grave risks, De Gasperi forms a third coalition government with Christian Democrats, Communists, Socialists, and independents as parties near the 278 votes needed to defeat the government. The left dominates organized labor, shaping the political balance in the 555 member assembly amid economic policy tensions.
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Isters
de Gasperi
Christian Democrats
Obituary Notices for Earlhart and Earhart in Indiana area
Martha Shiffing of Brookville, Olive Stear of Plumville, and Reverend Ray mond Agnew will officiate at funeral arrangements. Friends may call at Robinsons, 86 North Seventh Street, after 7:00 this evening with services and interment planned for Oakland and Elders Ridge Cemetery respectively. Samuel Robert Earhart of Salisbury RD 1 died at his late home Thursday. Friends gather at his home Sunday for services at 2:30 with interment in Elders Ridge Cemetery.
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Martha Shiffing
Brookville
KR. D
Olive Stear
Plumville
Robinson's
North Seventh Street
Raymond Agnew
Oakland Cemetery
Samuel Robert Earhart
Saltsbury
R. D
Elders Ridge
Pope Pius XI Appeals to Red Cross for Relief
Pope Pius XI appealed to the American Red Cross to use relief work to foster spiritual aims and peace. He praised Red Cross wartime service and urged continued sacrifices, warning that disasters stem from human enmities and spiritual devastation.
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George E. Bria
Vatican City
Pius XI
American Red Cross
Basil O'Connor
Holy Father
International Postal Congress
Paris
Hungary confronts new government as Communists push resignations
A presidential military aide warned that Communists threaten to force President Tildy to resign. Dinnyes, a noted soccer player, was named War Minister after Bartha’s expulsion demand. Erno Mihalysi acts as Foreign Minister until Kertesz returns. Parliament must convene within eight days to consider new election laws amid left wing gains expected in September. Nagy resigns while in Switzerland amid Communist pressure.
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Tildy
Dinnyes
Albert Bartha
National Assembly
Erno Mihalysi
Kertesz
Rome
Communists
Social Democrats
Arpad Szakasits
Social Democratic
Nagy
Switzerland
Bern
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