Eisenhower Sure Thing Scott Says
Rep. Hugh Scott says Dwight Eisenhower would sweep the 1952 Republican convention if he agreed to run. Scott notes Eisenhower, former Allied commander and Columbia University president, has repeatedly said he does not seek the nomination but might respond to a genuine appeal.
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Unidentified Car Triggers Route 422 Crash Morning
State Police report an unidentified motorist passing a tractor trailer driven by Arthur Hursey of Akron on Route 23 six and one half miles east of Indiana. Edward J. Gmelinski of Monaca was pushed off the highway and struck the truck’s rear. Damage to the car estimated at 300 dollars. no injuries.
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Oth Kiski Session Kiski Summer School Opens July 8
The Kiski Summer School enters its ninth consecutive year opening July 8. Program runs six hours daily for a single subject. At Market store, Sweet Calit native offers 3 for 49 cents. Market is opposite the aid office dated January 13.
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Matt Cvetic Sees Father Before Death in Pittsburgh
Former FBI undercover man Matthew Cvetic spoke at a Memorial Day address in Punxsutawney before his father Frank Cvetic died in St. Francis Hospital, as the son defended the Stars and Stripes and testified to the House Un-American Activities Committee about Western Pennsylvanians named as Community Party members.
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DuBois Fire Destroys Building in Business District
A major blaze in DuBois Pennsylvania last night destroyed a two story building in the business district. Damage estimated at 100000 dollars with 60000 on the building and four tenants including Singer Sewing Machine Company and The Jenny's Woman Shop. Four firefighters were injured battling heavy smoke for over four hours.
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Milk Producers Meet in Kittanning Courthouse
Meeting of the Armstrong County Keystone Milk Producers Association set for June 6 1980 in the Courthouse Kittanning PA at 6 00 p m DST. Strawberries priced at 1 00 per quart noted. Lou's Fruit Market listed with incomplete text.
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Greyhound Buses In 3 Car Crash Near East Liverpool
Two Greyhound buses on a Chicago to Pittsburgh run collided near East Liverpool at the junction of State Routes 80 and 170. Initial reports say no injuries to passengers, but one bus suffered serious damage as the second bus failed to stop and brushed a car and the bus ahead.
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60 Count Indictment Returned Against Frank Erickson
New York May 81 AP A New York County Grand Jury returned a 60 count information against gambler Frank Erickson charging conspiracy and bookmaking The information covers 1980 to 1050 and names Harry Richards as co conspirator Richards held on 100000 bail The raid on Erickson office followed his Senate testimony and documents seized Subpoenas issued for New Jersey bank records of Joe Adonis and his family Interested.
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MacArthur Acts Fast On Uprising
Tokyo May 31 A quickly summoned U S Military Court sat in extraordinary session tonight to try eight Japanese accused of assaulting American troops and defying the occupation They pleaded innocent The eight were arrested after a violent outbreak at a Communist rally in which five U S soldiers were beaten kicked and stoned The government said it would apologize if necessary MacArthur ordered prompt trial and intelligence officer Maj Gen Charles A Willoughby called the rally a test with close coordination cited in the Community party context
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Free Bike Giveaway On July Fourth At Fairgrounds
The Indiana Evening Gazette partners with local sponsors to award three bicycles at the Fourth of July celebration. Starting tomorrow through July 3, a coupon is printed daily entitling children under 14 to a chance at winning. Submit coupons by 11:30 a.m. July 4. drawings occur at 12 noon, 4 p.m., and 8 p.m. Winners must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
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No Memorial Day Accidents In Indiana County
No highway accidents were reported in Indiana County over the long Memorial Day weekend, according to State Police from the Indiana substation. From last Bridsy until midnight, State Police said they had not investigated a single accident.
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Mahanoy City Colliery to Run Another Month
Pottsville May 31 The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company will continue operating its Mahanoy City colliery for at least another month due to May production being high enough. If output had fallen below 500 cars daily the mine faced closure. Output by end of April rose enough to extend the trial though not reaching the 580 car target. The facility employs over 500 men.
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Plan Mail Cut Conveyor Belts Replace Mine Car
Ebensburg Coal Co a leader in modern production adopts a conveyor belt mail delivery in Blairs-ineus coal region replacing ville will be cut to one daily delivery starting June 16. Underground mine car rail haulage to be replaced with belt system delivering business mail twice daily except Saturdays when only one delivery occurs. Sweet Calif cantaloupes 3 for 49c at Lou's Fruit Market opposite Out side Inn. 244x
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Pa Democrats Gird For November Battle
Harrisburg May 31 Democratic state leaders meet to plot strategy for the November election campaign. The policy committee and statewide candidates plan a hard nosed drive to defeat Gov. James H. Dutt and the Republican ticket. Leaders including Gen. Francia J. Myers and Richardson Dilworth attended, with Myers seeking re election and Dilworth facing John J. Vine.
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Czech Court Takes Pleas Of Guilty In Underground Plot
Prague State Court hears plea from Milada Horakova and 12 others accused in a large underground group aimed at toppling the Czechoslovak Communist regime. Horakova admits sabotage and espionage and describes meetings with Western diplomats including DeJean and Steinhardt.
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Auto Hits Taxi At RR Crossing
An Orr taxi driven by John G. Badman stopped at a B. and A crossing on Philadelphia street at 2 45 a m when a car driven by James Ruddock of West Lebanon crashed into the taxi rear. No injuries reported and damages exceed 150 dollars.
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Commodore Man Named On Board Of Bituminous District
Carl Olson of Commodore is named as the miner member on the Examining Board of the 38th Bituminous Inspection District, replacing James Moliwen of Clymer who retires from mining. Strawberries, 3 gts 100 at Taye Fruit Market opposite Cutelde.
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Move Russie To Do Jail Move Russie To Do Jail
Pittsburgh May 31 A lumberman reported his two children were spirited away from school in a case tied to Andrew Russie 36 of Hooversville a prisoner patient released from Indiana Hospital and moved to the Indiana County Jail Russie was being returned from Johnstown to Indiana County by Constable Ira Martin when he escaped. The children Ann 1 and Anthony Jr 6 were driven off in a black car amid a hand to hand struggle. Police and detectives search roads trains buses and airports as Russie faces bad check charges and other bills totaling over 700 dollars.
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Balanced Collective Forces Urged As a Military Necessity
Secretary of State Acheson urged Congress to back a plan for balanced collective forces among the 12 Atlantic Treaty powers to meet Russia. He warned of a decision point for strengthening NATO and Western European partnerships or risking total failure, after London talks.
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Grand Jury Will Hear Eight Cases
Indiana County Grand Jury schedules eight cases for next week as listed by District Attorney J. Murray Butterbaugh. Beginning Monday June 5 at 1 30 pm the panel will hear Gerald A Hollern and Paul Rodgers for drunken driving charges and Anthony Rotella for firearm related offenses. Tuesday June 6 at 9 am includes Reed E Stout on burglary larceny and receiving stolen property. Frank Stramyski Edward Johns Jr Earl Smith and James DePetro face morals charges.
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Vital Facts Stolen By Amerasia Case Stirring Debate
Des Moines May 31 Senator Hickenlooper says government documents seized in the 1945 Amerasia raids show wartime fleet locations and Navy deployment details. He joins the Senate Investigating Subcommittee in probing Communist influence links to the State Department, calling the case intensely vital and not mere gossip.
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