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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1947

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Heated Election To Be Fought Over Taft Hartley Labor Issue

National observers focus on Pennsylvania Eighth District race between Franklin H. Lichtenwalter and Phil H. Storch over the Taft Hartley Labor Law. Voters in Bucks and Lehigh counties face liquor and beer referenda amid a broad primary slate. Storch accuses the law of harming workers. Lichtenwalter touts bipartisan passage. Also notes liquor campaigns and judicial nominations across multiple counties.

Taft, Hartley Associated Press Pennsylvania Eighth Bucks Lehigh Keystone Mawatmhar Plantian Vuychungs Lehigh-Bucks Charles L. Gerlach Franklin H. Lichtenwalter House of Representatives Phil H. Storch Allentown United States Lichtenwalter Uniontown Fayette County

Market 25 706 Pounds of Wool in Indiana Pool

Last Friday 185 sheep growers in Indiana Cambria and Westmoreland counties marketed 25 706 pounds of wool through the annual pool run by the Indiana County Sheep and Wool Growers Association. The volume exceeded 1946 by about 3 000 pounds. The wool went to the Kenneth W Marriner Company Boston Mass as primary handler for the Commodity Credit Corporation. W B Connell Penn State livestock specialist and Dur Vetter of the company graded the wool noting rising flock management and improved quality with only 4 to 5 per cent rejects this year versus 20 to 25 per cent when the pool began. This pool is among many in Pennsylvania.

Indiana Cambria Westmoreland Indiana County Sheep and Wool Growers Association Kenneth W. Marriner

Miss America 1947 Barbara Walker Plans Marriage

Atlantic City reports Miss America 1947 Barbara Jo Walker of Memphis plans marriage to medical student John Harmel after her title win. She aims to study near his hospital, pursue a master’s degree, and teach French and English later, while avoiding movie stardom. A separate Ocean City note shows a man delivering orchids to a Gleeson household as thanks for a ride.

Atlantic City Barbara Jo Walker Memphis Tehn Canada Marilyn Bufeld Los Angeles Miss Walker Hollywood Ocean City N. Iy

Landlady 73 Fasts Over Rent Relief in Savannah

In Savannah Georgia a 73 year old landlady began a hunger strike last Thursday to press federal rent agencies for relief. Mrs Anna Boyer says her income cannot cover housing costs and intends to fast to death if needed. She rents multiple units for 9.50 to 16 dollars monthly but faces mortgage and loan payments plus annual taxes and utilities. Her words compare her plight to Gandhi and reflect frustration with postwar aid programs.

Savanna Anna E. Boyer

Silo Unloaders To Be Delivered

Harry D. Fair of Indiana announced that Craine Incorporated of Norwich New York eastern distributors of Leach Silo Unloaders can deliver immediately. He advised farmers to take delivery now to ensure installation in time for the silage feeding season.

Harry D. Fair Indiana Craine Incorporated Norwich New York

Parfitt Completes Army Basic Training at Fort Dix

Pvt. Patrick Parfitt son of Mr and Mrs E H Parfitt of Penn Run has finished thirteen weeks of Army basic training at Fort Dix Sth Infantry Division Training Center. He will visit his parents before reporting to Fort Lewis Washington for further assignment. Parfitt enlisted on May 22 1947.

Pvt Patrick Parfitt E. H. Parfitt Penn Run Fort Dix Sth Infantry Division Ft. Lewis Washington Parfitt Army

Record Vote Predicted In County Primary Contests

The article lists Republican and Democratic candidates for county offices with several incumbents and nominees, noting closeness of races for commissioner and district attorney. It mentions junctions of nominees for sheriff treasurer auditor prothonotary coroner and other posts, along with polling hours from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. DST.

Harvey A. Orr Indiana L. C. Rosensteel Young Township Levi Houck Rayne Township R. F. Deltz Cherryhill Township James H. Pease White Township J. Murray Butterbaugh Joseph W. Serene James G. Moore Millard Frye Homer City R. H. Buchman Blairsville William J. Moore Paul W. Jeffries Lloyd Litzinger J. Clair Irvin Irvin John Woods I. Eugene Pound White Town Thomas T. Lynch Harold C. Williams C. C. Dinsmore Luther Wiliams Lisle VY. Kinter John C. Hamill J. Carlyle Orr Edward L. Fleming W. F. Hildebrand Armagh Loae Harry C. Kunkle Armstrong Township G. C. Raglan Center Township Howard R. Spicher Walker Wiggins Frank E. Groft William E. Bowman A. E. Hood John W. Donahue H. A. Stahlman Frank Kelly Harry W. Fee Russel S. Hobaugh

Refugees Begrudgingly Disembark as British Troops Clear Hold

Reporters witness forceful removal of Jews from the Ocean Vigour at a dockside, with troops wielding clubs and truncheons as refugees are pushed down the gangplank. Demonstrations erupt, leaders carried away, and unloading continues to Poppendorf camp amid barbed wire and medical aid. About 3,100 Jews remain aboard two transports awaiting unloading.

Ed Taxz Poppendorf London 78 Kuechnitz Seventh Armored Division Luebeck

Demands to Reopen Coal Talks Hit Lewis

In Gallitzin Pennsylvania representatives from major United Mine Workers locals pressed President John L Lewis to reopen wage talks with operators. James Richardson of Beaverdale led about 16 locals asserting tonnage miners seek higher pay, noting day-rate miners earn about 14 dollars daily. A Sept 20 meeting at Clymer was planned despite leaders caution that Lewis may not act. Local leaders include John Ghizzoni Homer City and Clarence Donaldson Somerset with Edward Sweeney Lilly.

Gallitzin United Mine Workers AFL John &. Lewis James Richardson Beaverdale Richardson Clymer UMW Lewis John Ghizzoni Homer City UMW International Board Ghizzoni Clarence Donaldson Somerset Edward Sweeney Lilly

Two Traffic Violations Reported in Indiana Weekend

Indiana police reported two traffic violations over the weekend. Sprankle of Brushvalley was charged with failing to stop at a traffic light at Severn and Philadelphia Streets and failing to heed a policeman's whistle at 7:40 p.m. Saturday. Eugene Spaid of McIntyre was charged for driving through a service station to make a U turn at 3:50 a.m. Sunday.

Indiana Sprankle Brushvalley Severn Philadelphia Eugene Spaid McIntyre

Ghizzoni Joins Talks Over Union Contract Renegotiation

John Ghizzeni of Homer City on the International UMW Board joined four union chiefs in Cambria County to press for reopening the new union management contract. In Gallitzin Union Hall, local leaders seek a wage scale adjustment for tonnage workers who they say did not receive a fair raise.

John Ghizzeni Homer City International Umw Board Cambria County Gallitzin

Revival at Homer City Church of the Nazarene

A revival at the Church of the Nazarene in Homer City runs September 9 to 21 with 7 30 pm services. Pastor Reverend L T Wells hosts guests Chester D Plummer Evangelist from Columbus Indiana with Gilbert and Vera Hashford from Terre Haute Indiana. Public welcome.

Church of the Nazarene Homer City L. T. Wells Chester D. Plummer Columbus Indiana Gilbert Vera Hashford Terre Haute

Market summary of livestock and produce from Pittsburgh

Salable cattle 650 with bulls $2-3 higher. steers top 28.00-30.00. hogs 400 steady with 1.60-1.80 per lb. cattle and calves varied by grade. Sheep 600 with lambs 23.50-24.50. produce demand modernate with apples and potatoes steady. eggs varied by grade.

Pittsburgh USDA Pennsylvania U. S

Remember When You Vote For Council in Indiana Borough

N DeWitt Ray urges voters to support Indiana Borough Council, praising independent members for decades of service since 1917. He notes council’s open sessions, prudent bond deals, low interest rates, and long-term sewer and street work while defending their focus on sanitary facilities and budgets without tax hikes.

Indiana Borough the Gazette Indiana Twolick Creek Philadelphia Street Pennsylvania

Horse Shoe Pitch Contest Set for September 20

County Agent W C Cochrane announces a county wide horse shoe pitching event on Saturday September 20 at 2 00 p m at Rayne Township Consolidated School during the Community Fair. The winner advances to the state contest in Harrisburg Farm Show week. R D Arthur Lambing is in charge and invites many participants from farmers and their families.

W. C. Cochrane Rayne Township Consolidated School Indiana County Harrisburg Rayne Township Wan Gate Barnesboro R. D. Arthur Lambing Home Lambing

Voting Places In Indiana Borough Gazette Re lists sites

Indiana Ward 4 at the Court House Ward 2 Memorial Hall Ward 3-1 Uber s Appliance Store 38 South Seventh Street Ward 3-2 Studebaker Garage Eleventh and Philadelphia Streets Ward 4 Community Center Building Ninth and Philadelphia Streets

Indiana Court House Memorial Hall Uber South Seventh Street Studebaker Eleventh Philadelphia Ninth

Mrs Clawson's Husband Is Dead

Flora Bell Clawson of Turtle Creek and 308 Albert Street Indiana born husband David H George died suddenly yesterday at 3 48 pm Burial in Oakland end at 4 o clock on Wegnesia

David H. George Flora Bell Clawson Indiana Albert Street Turtle Creek Oakland Wegnesia

Riot Scarred Delhi Scene Of New Clash

Delhi chaos deepens as Sikhs Hindus and Muslims clash, with police gunfireand reports of military firings killing rioters in Old Delhi. Smoke drifts over burning buildings as troops search for knife wielding looters amid scattered gunfire and grenades.

New Delhi Cap Twin Cities Old City

College to Receive Surplus Government Property Soon

Indiana State Teachers College is one of 14 educational centers set to receive surplus government electronics stored at Duquesne University. Other beneficiaries include Clarion Edinboro California State Teachers Col leges Geneva College Mt Mercy Washington and Jefferson Waynesburg Colleges Greensburg and Home stead boards of education Pittsburgh Board of Education University of Pittsburgh Duquesne University and Carnegie Institute of Technology.

Indiana State Teachers College Duquesne University Clarion Edinboro California State Teachers Colleges Geneva College Mt. Mercy Washington and Jefferson Waynesburg Greensburg Board of Education Homestead Board of Education Pittsburgh Board of Education University of Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute of Technology

Delegate Named for Provident Life Insurance Convention

H J Williamson of Indiana was chosen to represent Provident's Life Insurance Company at its sixtieth anniversary convention in Atlantic City at the Traymore Hotel from September 9 to 12. MacLellan, the company president, announced the gathering will be the first national meeting since the fiftieth anniversary and will include more than 400 Provident members from nearly all states in the company territory.

H. J. Williamson Indiana Provident’s Life Insurance Company Traymore Hotel Atlantic City Robert J. McLellen MacLellan Provident

Obituaries for Mary Ellen Long Archie Palmer and Julia Ann Jack

Three local obituaries note Mary Ellen Long dying after a long illness at her Rayne Township home with service at Ruffner Church and burial in its cemetery. Archie Palmer, born 1879, dies in Indiana Hospital with services at the Starry home and Green Wood Cemetery interment. Julia Ann Jack, died suddenly at her son James Jack’s home in Plumville, with Bowser Funeral Home arranging services and Plum Creek cemetery burial.

Mary Ellen Long Rayne Township Clymer R. D Zachariah Lucetia (Baker) Fulmer Indiana County John G. Long Onita Long Clarence Long Ashtabula Ohio Bernadine Gene Long Margaret Harvey Twolick Frank Joseph Archie) Palmer Indiana Ellen Nora Palmer Archibald T. Palmer Kor Daniel W Archie T., Jr A. C Leonard K Bertha Starry Elzie Starry Washington Street W. M. Paul The Free Methodist Church Greenwood Cemetery Julia Ann Jack James Jack Washington Township Plumville Leon Rachael Snow Smeltzer Aquilla Charlie) Jack Charles Jack Wyoming Del Bowser Funeral Home Plum Creek United Presbyterian Church Willet Wesleyan Methodist Church

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