Soviets End Rail Control in Manchuria Keep Port Arthur Base
Moscow reports a two nation accord returning Changchun Railway to China by year end with no compensation, while Russia maintains use of Port Arthur naval base until a Japanese peace treaty with the Communists. The Tass release highlights three points including Port Arthur status, broader Sino Soviet talks, and the railway handover details. A mixed commission will manage implementation.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Manchuria
Changchun
China
Russia
Port Arthur
Norea
Japan
Vommunsts
Tass
Red
Lewis Indicates Strike To Force Pact In Coal Talks
John J. Lewis signals an early strike by about 300,000 Eastern soft coal miners as negotiations stall with Northern and Southern producers. He says Western and Midwestern mines will be allowed to continue, aiming to avoid a national emergency and press for terms with harder coal groups.
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Washington
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Southern Soft Coal
Northern
Western
Big Hastem
Steel
UMW
John L. Lewis
Harry M- Moses
Pittsburgh
Eisenhower Crowds Rally In Midwest Campaign Swing
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower drew large crowds in Minnesota and Indiana as he pressed a serious bid for the presidency. Arthur Summerfield said backers are entirely satisfied with the reception from about a quarter million listeners who heard him speak. Summerfield noted Eisenhower would downplay Stevenson’s levity in discussing issues of the day.
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Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Midwest
Minnesota
Arthur Summerfield
Mippis
Indiana
Summerfield
Adjai Eb, Stevenson
Illinois
Clymer Plant Set To Strike Over Wage Dispute
The Clymer plant of Hiram Swalik's Sons faces a possible work stoppage within days after a strike notice from the AFL United Brick and Clay Workers Union. The halt stems from a wage raise and price relief stalemate in talks with industry representatives. The plant employs 350 men.
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Clymer
Hiram Swalik
AFL United Brick and Clayworkers Union
Fifth Indiana County polio cases alarm family
The Streams family from Marion Center and Johnstown Memorial Hospital report a fifth member stricken with polio. Beverly Streams, 2, is observed at the hospital, joining Grave 18, Donald 13, Ella Mae 9, and James Summerville among已有 patients. Green Township Fair opens at Cookport with carnival acts and exhibits. schedule includes entry day, children’s day with bicycle drawing, band concert, square dance, and tractor contest. admission changes apply.
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Streams
Marion C Onter
Johnstown Memorial Hospital
Indiana County
Max Streams
Marion Center
R. D
Beverly Streams
Robert Streams
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
Paniye
Grave
Donald
Ella Mae
Ally
Alex Streams
James Summervilla Amenncim Laws
Cookport
Green Township
Green Township High School
Summerfield
Pitts
Grace Battles Bulbar Paralysis in Hospital Fight
Grace, the most critically ill member of the Streams family, is now fighting a grim battle against a feared bulbar paralysis after admission to the hospital. The article notes the fifth member of the family and updates on her condition.
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Grace
Streams
Hos
Local Bank Promotes Clare Fleming to Assistant Cashier
Thomas F Brubaker cashier of the First National Bank in Indiana announces Miss Clare R Fleming as an assistant cashier at the local banking institution. Fleming has been with the bank staff for years and the promotion is not tied to the recent death of former assistant cashier T Edgar Walker.
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Thomas F. Brubaker
First National Bank
Indiana
Clare R. Fleming
Miss Fleming
T. Edgar Walker
Pennsylvania Week leaders call meeting in Indiana County
Paul M. Kaufman as chairman for the Pennsylvania Week celebration calls a Thursday 8 p m meeting in the Keith Laboratory School demonstration room in Indiana County. Various chairmen and the public are invited to attend with Glenn Cook among the leaders present.
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Paul M. Kaufman
Indiana County
Keith Laboratory School
Glenn Cook
Indiana County Young Republican Picnic Notice
Indiana County Young Republican Club will hold a picnic Thursday evening at Mack Community Center. Members of K of C meet Wednesday night at Sutile Funeral Home to recite the Rosary. Elks meet at Lodge at 7 15 PM for memorial service in honor of Brother Joseph Previte.
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Indiana County Young Republican Club
K. of C
Mack Community Center
P. m
Sutile
Brogher
Three Enter Guilty Pleas In Indian County Court
In Indiana County court three Barnesboro men pleaded guilty to stealing wire from a Commodore Mine owned by Clearfield Bituminous Coal Co. They admitted theft of two tires and inner tubes from the Harry Lute farm. Defendants Clarence Keith, 26 Albert Keith, 23 and Harvey Keith, 14 are charged with trespass and receiving stolen property. Wire valued about $2,000 was replaced. Sentence deferred until next February.
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Indiana
Barnesboro
Commodore Area
Commodore
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Company
Harry Lute
Barnesboro RK
D. 1
Clarence Keith
Albert Keith
Harvey Keith
Nxt Fancuy
Dr Potter Discusses County Coal At Rotary Dinner
Dr Charles Potter, president of Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company, spoke at the Indiana Rotary Club dinner at the American Legion Home. He highlighted R P Coal’s Indiana County payroll of over 10 million dollars yearly, noted miners’ wages and welfare benefits, and discussed potential coal negotiations with John L Lewis. He described community support, Lucerne power plant costs about 900 dollars yearly, and the Lucerne plant’s cleanup efforts. Duane Black presided. Leonard Procter led the program.
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Charles Potter
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Indiana Rotary Club
American Legion
Potter
Indiana County
Hig
Voal
John L. Lewis
Dr. Potter
Hotanus
Lucerne
Duane Black
Club
Leonard Procter
Hit and Run Kills Freshman in Kane Pa
Police hunt for hit run driver after an auto struck and killed Alden L Johnson 1e year old Kage High School freshman yesterday in Kane Pennsylvania. The tragedy prompts officials to pursue leads and urge witnesses to come forward.
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Kane
Alden L. Johnson
Kage
President Truman Defends Health Plan in Philadelphia
President Truman told a luncheon audience that compulsory medical insurance is a national goal of American enterprise. He labeled opponents as pullbacks who backtrack to “horse and buggy” days and cited Eisenhower’s stance on locally administered indigent care. He praised pre payment through social security increases while avoiding a direct political jab.
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Philadelphia
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
American Hospital Association
Convention Hall
Eisenhower
New York
Washington
White House
American Medical Association
AMA
Bloodmobile to visit Clymer in September drive
The Bloodmobile is due in Clymer on Tuesday September 24 with headquarters at the Greek Catholic Church from noon to 6 p.m Bert Levinson and Miss Mildred Hart lead the blood donors recruiting drive sponsored by the Veterans Organization in Clymer and vicinity. Native Eagle members urged to meet at the Aerie Home to accompany to Sutila Funeral Home for Brother Joseph Previte. 20 percent Spaghetti Daily Spaghetti House offers jackets formals dresses and robes. Attention veterans military funeral for Conwade Sam Shaffer on Wednesday September 17 with gathering at the American Legion post at 1 30 p.m.
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Clymer
Bert Levinson
Mildred Hart
Blood Dunors
Woreans
All Eagle m
Aerie
Sutila
Joseph Po
Previte
Conwade
Sam Shaffer
Th‘diang Legion
Government Lifts Home Credit Bans
Washington announces end to Federal Reserve limits on home and commercial property credit as Regulation X is suspended. HHFA loosens its rules on credit in home sales where government loans or guarantees were involved, moving away from prior government supervision.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Home Finance Agency
HHIA
Stevenson Attack Shifts Focus to Bob Taft
Adlai Stevenson broadens appeal to independent voters and targets Republican progressives as he revamps strategy after Eisenhower Taft meeting. Headquarters indicate a retooling of the campaign with Stevenson citing disunity among GOP factions and the two-headed elephant metaphor.
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Stevenson
Bob Taft
Springfield
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen
Robert
Ohio
Stewerais
Eisenhower
Sept Draft Quota Named by Local Board No 76
Indiana County draft officials announce the September quota and list the young men who will leave Indiana on September 25. Names include Michael Stanley Davis Blairsville Fisher II John Stuchell Fisher II David Franklin Jones Blairsville Edwin Donald Johnston Indiana.
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Local Board No. 76
Indiana County
Indiana
Michael Stanley Davis
Blairs
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Tolville
John Stuchell Fisher
Federal Reserve Board
Diana
David Franklin Jones
Sea Governmentville
Edwin Donald Johnston
Fran Allison Heads Show In Indiana
Actress Fran Allison promotes an Indiana in person premier at 8 40 p m in Whitarium High School to present Aunt Fanny Show by Greiner Baking. Local entertainers and mystery acts join a ticketed event with free invitations from area grocers.
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Fran Allison
InIndiana
Bran Allisant
Indiana
Tailiana High School
Manny
Greiner Baking Company
Lidiana
Miss Allison
Fane Iny
de McNeil
Fran
Kukla
Ollie
Aunt Fanny
Mumsber
Dutch Campbell
Joane Edelstein
Joane Edelstein, FY Vocalist Fro Indiana
Sue Campbell
Jed
Florida
Mellotones
Ton My Smith
Bill Shields
Harmonettes
Tom Cassel
Gage
Era
Four Chiefs
Barry Moore
Vince
Greiner
Mohie
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Cockport
James Summerville
Young Republican
Uber
Joseph Previte
Sutile Funeral
Joseph P
Clarence F. Wolford
Ruwr Previte
President
Spaghett
Tebeoux
Gearhart's
Fbean Allison
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