Cub Scout Leaders Plan Monthly Pack Meetings Tonight
Cubmasters, Assistant Cubmasters and Den Mothers gather at 4:30 p.m. in the Demonstration Room of Indiana State Teachers College to map den and pack programs for the coming month. Officers for Lutheran, Presbyterian, and College Packs are listed, noting leaders and den mothers. session includes distributing program notes and charts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Teachers College
Lutheran Pack
James Jirhéy
Blaine Wetzel
Harry Stein
William Steiner
Den
W. Clair Weaver
Wiliam Steiner
Presbyterian Pack
J. Murray Bulerbaugh
Leo Lipman
Ben Dads
W .J. Shinds
John B. Lowry
Roy Marsh
H. A. Bohn
Dora Clark
John H. Dimit
den Mothers
Frank Leporati
Ethel Wernitz
John J. Farmer
Pack
Orval Kipp
Mark O'Hara
Joe Nudge
Bester Kimmel
Kenneth Campbell
F. W. Mohr
Stanley Smith
Don Mathers
Harry Holt
McKelvey
George Hamilton
Wilbur Latimer
Joseph Reschini
Central District Organization and Extension
Appeal For Famine Aid In British Zone Germany
London reports an authoritative source says American occupation authorities would ship grain to the British zone in Germany amid a looming winter famine. Britain will not feed Germany from its own stores, and officials including Air Marshal Sir Sholto Douglas and Prime Minister Attlee discussed diverting grain ships or transferring supplies.
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London
Germany
Britsin Press Association
Great Britain
Sholto Douglas
Att Jee
John B. Hynd
Duchy of Lancaster
Science Gets Atomic Dope
Washington reports five years of atomic research released through declassification. About 500 papers totaling ~2,000,000 words cleared by the Army Manhattan Project review. Oak Ridge office reviews documents for public release. Nearly half will appear in the project’s technical history begun in 1945, a library of over 100 volumes.
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Washington
War Department
Army
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Train Bombing Wounds Three British Soldiers Near Jerusalem
A land mine exploded under a troop train from Egypt to Haifa injuring three British soldiers. The blast derailed three cars but left the engine and five other cars undamaged. The attack near Lydda marks the fourth railway strike in Palestine within ten days.
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Jerusalem
Egypt
Haifa
Nif. Lydda
Palestine
Britain Leads Uranium Race in Antarctic Says Daily Herald
A Washington dispatch cited by the Daily Herald says Britain heads a six nation uranium race in Antarctica though evidence of atomic energy from that source is discounted in Britain. Prof Frank Debenham notes the survey mentions only sketchy uranium possibilities and Mawson described areas as resembling uranium belts in Canada. A 30 man British expedition from 1943 sits at Marguerite Bay near Cape Horn while US Russia Norway Argentina and Chile plan to overtake the lead with new expeditions aboard the Trespassy.
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London
The
Daily Herald
Washington Dispatch
Britain
Antarctic
Frank Debenham
Cambridge
Debenham
British Polar Research Institute
Douglas ‘Mawson
Canada
Herald
Marguerite Bay
Cape Horn
Admiral Byrd
United States
Russia
Norway
Argentina
Chile
England
Picket strikes hit four downtown Pittsburgh stores
About 700 AFL General Warehouse men and Helpers began a four day strike, picketing Gimbels Rosenbaum Horne s and Frank and Seder warehouses. Downtown stores stayed open as wage increase demands faced a deadlock with contract talks, seeking a 12 dollar weekly raise plus job classification adjustments.
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Pittsburgh
AFL General
Gimbels
Horne’s
Rosenbau’s
Frank & Seder
James A. Porter
Rocket Men Arrive to Help British Rocket Research
Rocket technicians arrived from Germany to work under voluntary contracts at Britain's projectile HQ in Buckinghamshire. The work mainly focuses on rocket plane development amid wartime research. A later line mentions an ancient Hindu legend about a diamond and mythic hero.
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London
Germany
Garmans
Blitz
Britain
Buckinghamshire
Resurgence Of India Riot Deaths Across Cities
At least three killed and seven injured in New Delhi amid Hindu Muslim rioting after Id Ul Zaha. Police opened fire to break up clashes, with looting and further violence reported in Bombay. Four stabbings noted in Bombay as authorities promise stern measures to curb looting. Bihar reports indicate murder arson and looting, while conflicting casualty figures from Calcutta papers range from dozens to thousands.
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New Delhi
Bombay
Bihar
Congress Party
Calcutta
Statesman
Congress
Girl Points Out Attacker Identified in Moores town Case
A 16 year old girl identified Albert Palmer 25 as her attacker in a babysitting incident in Moorestown New Jersey. Palmer and his brother Nelson 21 were captured after a long manhunt and confessed to burglaries and other crimes in southern New Jersey. Palmer allegedly abducted three girls in Woodbury and committed four criminal assaults. State Police Lieutenant Stumwell said charges are pending determination. The girl reported the assailant used a skeleton key to enter the house and assaulted her at gunpoint in an upstairs room.
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Moorestown
N. J
Albert Palmer
Edward Stumwell
Palmer
Nelson
Stumweli
New Jersey
Albert
Woodbury
Stumwell
Honor Yank Dead in Warsaw Burial with Full Honors
The bodies of eight American airmen shot down during operations to aid Warsaw in 1944 were buried with full military honors in Warsaw today. Identification discs were missing except for Walter P. Shimshock.
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Warsaw
Walter P. Shimshock
World's champ trotter sold amid international talks
Harrisburg reports that Harrisburg based Law rence Hanover two year old trotter known as Benny Franks was sold for 10000 dollars by Hanover Shoe Farms. Frank O Neill of the United States Trotting Association said the private sale occurred while Russian and Swedish officials negotiated a price. The bay stallion had long been mistaken for diamonds due to its color.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence Hanover
Hanover
Jte
Benny Franks
East Dubuque
Frank O'Neill
United States Trotting Association
Ends Career After Navy Tour Eastland Vessel to Graveyard
The USS Wilmette, once the Eastland, ends a second career at 43,000 tons and years of training thousands of sailors. Built from the Eastland wreck, it served from 1917 as a gunboat replica and floating school until a 1940s era retirement. The Maritime Commission ordered sale for scrap as it nears final obsolescence.
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Uncle Sam
Great Lakes
Chicago
Michigan City
Ind
Wilmette
Lake Michigan
Mari ‘Time Commission
Reds Display Might Mark Anniversary of Revolution
Thousands gathered in Red Square for a Soviet military parade marking the 20th anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution. Marshal Leonid Govorov opened the ceremonies as Stalin again stayed out of the limelight. the order of the day blamed no immediate war threat but urged vigilance and readiness to defend peace.
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Moscow
Red Square
Leonid Govorov
Leningrad
Stalin
Govorev
Defense
V. Mi Molotov
Soviet Union
Russia
Moscow Radio
London
Govorov
Nikolai Bulganin
GOP Strife Over House Leadership Shapes 1950s Strategy
The article outlines ongoing GOP struggles over leadership as Sam Rayburn plans to depart the rostrum once the speakership shifts. It notes Joseph W. Martin Jr. as a prime candidate for speaker and lists Clarence Brown, Charles Halleck, Everett Dirksen, Earl Michener, and Thomas Jenkins as potential floor leaders. The final choice rests with the Republican caucus.
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House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Martin
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Brown
Halleck
Everett Dirksen
Ilinois
Earl Miehener
Michigan
Thomas Jenkins
Fulbright Proposal Delayed After Truman Illness
President Truman, returning from Missouri with a head cold, canceled most engagements and planned only an afternoon call from Molotov. Officials indicated no direct statement on Fulbright’s proposal or the election until next week. White House press secretary Ross said no news conference this week.
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Truman
Vaiing
Missouri
Molotov
Russia
Pulbright
Charles G. Ross
No LetUp On Wage Price Control Seen
A top government official said there will be no slackening of price and wage decontrol after the election, with a master decontrol list possibly this weekend. OPA noted infant and children cotton garments up 10 to 15 percent, men’s handkerchiefs 23 percent, and overall retail prices likely 3 to 4 percent higher as ceilings are raised to cover higher labor and material costs.
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Washington
CPA
OPA
Wilson Wyatt
Puppet To Die In Nanking Trial
CHINA Shanghai and Nanking reports say Chow fu-Hai, former puppet minister of finance at Nanking and puppet mayor of Shanghai, was sentenced to death by the Nanking high court. The sentence follows his trial on charges tied to collaboration with Japanese authorities.
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Shanghai
Chow fu-Hai
Nance
Nanking
Nothing in Hotel Strike Story Shocks Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Post Gazette page one carried a one word story Nothing with the head Whats New in Hotel Strike revealing eight major hotels closed for 38 days by a strike of 2000 service employees seeking higher wages.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Fire Levels Philadelphia Warehouses
A four alarm blaze in Philadelphia swept three waterfront warehouses destroying vast quantities of wooden crates and $250000 in wood. Fireman David Howard, 30, was seriously injured when a wall collapsed while sealing. he was treated at Jefferson Hospital for chest injuries. Fire officials suspect a discarded cigarette ignited the initial fire and spread to adjoining structures as flames rose 60 feet. Traffic was rerouted, and crews worked over two hours to control the blaze with searchers still inside ruins.
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Philadelphia
David Howard
Jefferson Hospital
William Simmler
William Peters Honored At Temple Medical School
William F. Peters Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. William F. Peters of Momett City, has been elected to the Babcock Surgical Society at Temple University Medical School. Membership honors scholastic achievement and notable character. the Babcock Society is a leading Temple group honoring Dr. Babcock, famed for spinal anesthesia and general surgery, who remains active with the society.
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William F. Peters, Jr
William F. Peters
Momett City
Babcock Surgical Society
Temple University Medical School
Babcock Society
Babcock Organization
Temple
Babcock
Obituaries for Helen Wagner and Mathew McGee
Helen Josephine Barclay Wagner of Indiana dies at Mont Alto Sanatorium after three months as a patient. Survived by husband Edward, two daughters Barbara and Ruth, son James, and two brothers James and Alexander Barclay. Nursing school graduate 1935. Funeral Friday at 2:00 pm at Robinson Funeral Home with Revs. Pfohl and McCracken. interment Oakland Cemetery. Mathew H. McGee of Cocoa nut Grove Florida dies at Oakland Maryland at 4:45 pm. Born April 14 1872, son of John and Sara Hodkin McGee. Survived by sisters Sara McGee Homer City and Eleanor Murphy Milton MA. Private funeral arrangements by Askey Funeral Home Homer City.
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Helen Josephine (Barclay) Wagner
South Street
Indiana
Mont Alto
DuBois
Edward Wagner
Barbara
Ruth
James
Alexander Barclay
Indiana Memorial School
Mathew. H. McGee
Cocoanut Grove
Florida
Oakland
Maryland
John
Sara (Hodkin) McGee
Sara McGee
Homer City
Eleanor Murphy
Milton Mass
Askey Funeral Home
Ministers Vice Patrol Is Not Legal
Steubenville officials say city ordinances forbid pastors forming a self styled sledgehammer vice patrol. City Solicitor Weinman notes the council cannot grant such authority independent of police. Pastors seek rights to serve under Common Pleas judges and organize a broader citizens league to back the effort.
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Steubenville
William J. Weinman
Weinman
Council
Common Pleas
Norman FE. Nygaard
Pastors’ Appeal
Citizens League
Calvin Cook
Dr. Nygaard
Presbyterian Church
Kiwanis and
Lions
Spanish Red Leader Arrest Reported in Madrid
Madrid authorities announced the arrest of Agustin Zorca Sanchez, said to head Spain’s Communist Party, along with 45 coworkers including four women. Police seized three fully equipped printing shops, two radio transmitter units, codes, documents, and explosives as part of raids across Spain. Unofficial sources claimed up to 200 leftists were detained and the Central Committee was held at national police headquarters.
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Madrid
Agustin Zorca Sanchez
Communist Party
Spain
Zoroa
Spanish Communist Party
Iselin Youth Rally Tonight At Iselin Union Church
A youth rally is held at Iselin Union Church tonight with Rev Arthur Malles of Kit tanning as speaker under the American Sunday School Union. The public is invited to attend at 7 30 p m with special music and congregational singing.
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Iselin Union Church
Arthur Malles
Kittanning
American Sunday School Union
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