Kiwanis Hear School Nurse Discuss Care
The Kiwanis Club of Indiana Lewis restaurant heard Miss Pauline Farmer R N welfare nurse for the Indiana public school system discuss medical and dental care for school children. She explained welfare activities aiding public assistance and how funds can extend underprivileged children’s work. Kiwanis and Indiana High School Key Club members attended with youths reporting on state and international Key Club conventions. A strap drive is planned with a scrap collection date to be announced. The Kiwanis board meets next Friday at Thompson's Tea Room chaired by William Cochran.
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Kiwanis Club of
Indiana Kaldt
Lewis’ Reataurant
Pauline Farmer
R. N
Indiana
Jaintares
Farmer
Bill Helwig
Kiwanie Club
Miss Farmer
Public Assistance
Indiana High School
Key Club
Jack Wassam
Bob Spicher
Ed Stewart
William Penn Hotel
Pittsburgh
Key Club International
Pennsylvania
Conrad Milton Hotel
Chicago
Kiwanis
United States
Canada
Kiwanis Board of Directors
Evenue
Thompson's Tea Room
William Cochran
Truman Attacks Gen Ihe in Campaign Speech
President Truman blasted Gen. Eisenhower in a campaign speech on foreign policy, praising Rep. Mike Mansfield and Adlai Stevenson for recognizing communist danger. He contrasted Mansfield’s UN defense with Eisenhower’s past views, claiming the Republican Party lacks constructive ideas on foreign policy since Vandenberg’s death.
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Europe
Wwe
Jajay
Truman
Mansfield
United States
United Nations
Vishinsky
Mike Mansfield
Gov
Stephenson
Pelicy
Sen. Vandenberg
Coal Leader Dies in Cleveland at 77
Arthur W. Dean, 77, president of the West Virginia Pittsburgh Coal Co, died at home in Cleveland. A Newark, Ohio native, he moved to Cleveland 60 years ago and served with the firm for eight decades. His long career spanned coal industry leadership and regional business prominence.
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Cleveland
Arthur W. Dean
West Virginia-Pittsburgh Coal Co
Newark
Martin Calls For Changes In Washington Tax Burden
EASTON Pa Senator Edward Martin Republican calls for a complete change in Washington administration to end heavy taxation and wasteful spending. He warns government growth breeds dictatorship, campaigning for a second term and opposing Guy Bard and others while criticizing New Deal and Fair Deal eras.
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Easton
Edward Martin R
Washington
Martin
Senate
Guy K. Bard
Junevaster County
Lielime
U. S
Hatlisburg
Henry A.W. Hanson
Gettysburg College
Renental Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Hiserhower-N Exar
Edwin F Rusveh Charman
Riesarnolunced
Fikaak
Furnyeyp
Secre
Paul
Nadbee
Mele Lregsuter
Alsaniea- Laon
Buin Matssaig
Bias
Lotr
M. Harvey Tay
Chadihiatan
Harrisburg
Adiay Stevens
Santa Claus
Furic
Stevenson
Tahtus
Speaks Here Tomorrow On Child Work
Laurie Billstone will lead a discussion at Christ Episcopal Church Indiana on Wednesday in the second of six fall meetings. A graduate of the University of Pittsburgh School of Social Work, he has directed for the American Red Cross and led teams for the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation in Germany. The City County Clinic in Johnstown serves Indiana and nearby areas with eleven specialists including a psychiatrist and physio-therapist. The film Children Emotions will be featured. The parish house at 9th and Philadelphia hosts the 7:30 p.m. session on October 1.
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Laurie Billstone
Christ [Episcopal Church
Indiana
Icity
Cline
Johnstown
Billatone
School of Social Work
University of Pittsburgh
American ‘Red Cross
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Germany
Johstown
Bulstone
Christ Episcopal Churchs
9Th
Philadelphia
Theaime
Russians aiding North Korean units with Soviet artillery
A high ranking U S Eighth Army officer says several thousand Russian personnel are in rear areas of North Korea in support roles. He asserts Russians and East Europeans manning modern radar controlled anti aircraft gun batteries near Red airfields south of Antung Manchuria, and that Russian advisors may serve with North Korean army and staff schools.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S. Eighth Army
North Korea
Soviet Union
Red
Antung
Manchuria
Panmunjom
Sinuiju
Eighth Army
United Nations
Lewis Moses In Agreement On Coal Pact Contiued To Page One
The article discusses wage increases for miners and the risk to owners paying altered wages without WSB approval. It notes the government may block unauthorized wage payments and that if not approved by October 15, the union must choose its course of action and the Mine Workers will decide how to proceed.
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WSB
District oil men plan observance at meeting here
District oil company representatives met at the Allied Club yesterday to form plans for observing Oil Progress Week October 12 18 and to coordinate cooperation during Pennsylvania Week. H and Boyte chairs the Oil Information Committee with attendees including C M Davin Sterling Oil Division Mr Boyle Pennzoil Mark O Hara Mobile Lisle Madison Sun Oil H B Heflin Standard Oil and J H McNaughton Sinclair.
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District Oil Company
Allied Club
Pennsylvania
H. &. Boyte
Beksion
C. M. Davin
Sterling
Mr. Boyle
Pennzoil
Mark ‘O'Hara
Mobile
Lisle Madison
Sun Oil
H. B Heflin
Standard O41
J. H. McNaughton
Sinclair
Lions Club Plans Pennsylvania Week Dinner Meeting
The Indiana Lions Club announces a dinner meeting in the Methodist Church dining room on Monday evening October 13 in observance of Pennsylvania Week. Speaker will be Andrew Bashore, director of public safety in Governor Fine's cabinet, described as an experienced and out of the ordinary speaker.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana Lions Club
Methodist Church
The
Lions Club
Tom” Malcolm
Tom
Lions
Andrew Bashore
Fine
Malcolm
Noted Speaker Hails U S Resolve Against Communism
Says Americans back no trial or spade like artillery, outlines coal liquid fuels research, and envisions remote firing from fox holes. Praises Kefauver Douglas Fulbright Chelf and King, warns on corruption, attacks McCarthy, defends governor's disclosure and fund use. Reports Chicago NBC studio speech with Eisenhower meeting plans.
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NBC
Studebaker Theater
Chicago
Springfield
Stevenson
Ohio
Gen. Eisenhower
Mrs
Army Shows Off 85 Ton Atomic Gun
Army officials unveil the 85 ton all purpose atomic gun at Aberdeen tests. A two gun battery with nine support vehicles demonstrates a mobile system that traverses fields, elevates like a standard rifle, and runs on a dedicated power unit while crews deploy hydraulics and mounts. The device resembles a railway gun but moves off road between test firings.
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Aberdeen
Army
Navy
Four sentenced in county court after pleas
De Varmin, charged with driving while intoxicated, began his jail term October 27 due to other obligations. He must pay a 250 dollar fine and costs. Thomas Hilliard, 77, of Brush Valley Township, received a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to assault and battery for striking his neighbor with a cane. He will be moved to the county home until alternative living arrangements are found, with prosecution costs covered by the county.
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DeVarmin
Thomas Hilliard
Brush Valley Township
Obituary notices for McCormick Monaco Colrtt Culp Belfa
Obituary notices report the deaths of James Carl McCormick 99 of Lucerne Mines and Louis Monaco 75 at Tide, Edith Colritt McComes of Indiana, Jeanette Power Culp of Derry Township, and Catherine Belfa of Clymer. Surviving family includes spouses and children, with services and interment details noted. several are connected to Indiana County communities and local organizations. Funeral arrangements are handled by Askew Funeral Home and Bence Funeral Home with church services and cemetery interments planned in local sites.
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James Carl McCormich
Heor
Banks Township
Indiana County
Isabelle Cunningham McCormick
Lodge 313
Indiana
Greenwood Cemetery
Askew Funeral Home
Homer City
Louis Monaco
Tide
Indiana Hospital
Italy
UMW of al
M. Rosenthal
St. Louis
Lucerne
Edith Colritt Mecomes
Church Street
Trate and
Dayton
Harry and
Amanda Frease Collitt
Thne Rebekal Lodge
Stuined J W. McComb
Chitford Colbitt
Plumville
Henry Ditch
Puerto Rico
Clark Zimmerman
Canfield
Ohio
Robinson’s
N. 7Th Street
Harry B. Boyd
Oakland Cemetery
Jeanette Power Culp
Fair Rest
Derry Township
Westmoreland County
Samuel H. Power
Hadessa Road
James L. Culp
Zion Lutheran Church
Theodora Power
Blairsville
Wilma J. Power
H. Wendel Power
Chester E. Power
Hollywood
Fla
Hi Funeral Home
Arthur J. "Johl
Catherine Belfa
Clymer
Bence Funeral Home
Gen Smith defends Marshall amid penetration concerns
Gen Smith told a deposition hearing he would act on the assumption that intelligence agencies face security penetration. He defended George Marshall's loyalty and integrity, rebutting McCarthy's claims that the Marshall Plan aided the Kremlin and left the U.S. a patsy in Europe. Boothe Luce is mentioned as a speaker on a network.
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Boothe Luce
Connecticut
Gen. Smith
Charwwomen
Sen
Benton
D-Conn
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Russia
America
George Marshall
Kremlin
United States
Europe
Smith
Injuries Fatal Auto Crash Claims Mt Pleasant Man
In Mt Pleasant Pennsylvania an auto crash near the culvert caused the death yesterday of Peter Zadell aged 80 from Russdale. He sustained fatal injuries and was reported dead at the scene.
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MT. Pleasant
Peter Zadell
Russdale
Zadel
Army Here Plans Public Sale at Salvation Army Citadel
The annual public auction of varied goods and vegetables will be held in the basement of the Salvation Army citadel Wednesday at 7 p.m. Proceeds aid missionary work. The event attracts a large crowd and the ARMY will pick up saleable material from anywhere in Indiana County. Refreshments will be offered. public invitation extended.
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Salvation Army
ARMY
Indiana County
Eisenhower Campaign Opens With Luce Talk in Radio Broadcast
General bases charges on Smiths theory as the Republican National Committee arranged for Clare Boothe Luce to speak on a national radio television broadcast to appeal to women voters. Eisenhowers 8000 mile tour opens at Columbia with Gov Byrnes introducing the general. Byrnes will vote for Eisenhower and hopes to shift civil rights into the background while Dewey discusses NY in the GOP columns. Truman is criticized as the Democratic Dread axe wielder of the campaign as Eisenhowers staff watches his tour.
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Michigan
Montana
North Dakota
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Truman
Havre
Inis
White House
Korea
America
Kremlin
Europe
Asia
Clare Boothe Luce
Connecticut
Eisen~hower
Columbia
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Byrnes
Stevenson
Dixie
Cleveland
Bay City
Mich
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Draad
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Adlai Stevenson
Congressional
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Moses
March of Time
Bituminous Coal Institute
Con
Trols
Coal Institute
I. S. T. C. Student Council
Little League Athletic Field
College Athletic Field
L. Ray
Dustry
Wale
Obatael
Hea
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Paul Douglas
Illinois
William Fulbright
Arkansas
Frank L. Chelf
Kentucky
Cecil R. King
California
FBI
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eva Muttley
Edith
H. A. George
Mary
John Wisginger
Wilbur G
Elle
Goldie
Samuel T. Spellman
Maj
James W
Bangley Field
Harold R
Jo Ann
John Cavanaugh
New Brunswick
Can
Mona
Erie
William A
Rochester Mills
McCormick
R. and P. Coal Co
Indiana Lodge No
FL & A
Coudersport
Order of Mechanics
Indiana County Red Cross
Homer City Methodist Church
E. W. Lighthall
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