U.N. Prepares For Preliminary Action On Spain
The United Nations Security Council readies a fire power sub committee to probe Madrid's Franco regime for harboring Nazi scientists and militarists. Soviet delegate Andrei Gromyko signals a potential veto as the council planned to vote in open session at 3 p.m. today.
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New York
INS
United Nations Security Council
Russia
Spain
Andrei Gromyko
Madrid
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Gromyko Mught
Tojo And 27 Other Japanese Leaders Cited In Indictment
Tokyo report says a 45 page international war crimes indictment was filed against Hideki Tojo and 27 other senior Japanese officials. It accuses 16 defendants of planning and executing the Pearl Harbor attack and the deaths of Rear Admiral Isaac Campbell Kidd and nearly 4,000 U.S. sailors and soldiers.
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Tokyo
UNS
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Hideki Tojo
Isaac Campbell Kidd
Crucial Issue Faces Big Four Parley on Africa Dodecanese
Paris dispatch reports the four powers debating disposal of Italy's Africa colonies and the Dodecanese at the Paris conference. Russia seeks Tripolitania and favored North Africa influence, while Britain fears loss of empire. Trieste and Adriatic frontier also on the agenda. Deadlock looms as deputies prepare to brief their ministers.
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Paris
INS
Foreign Ministers Conference
Big Four
Italy
Britain
North Africa
Tripolitania
Somaliland
Dodecanese
Russia
United States
France
Ussr
Trieste
Adriatic
Ernest Bevin
Hoover in Manila on World Food Survey Stop
Former President Hoover halted in Manila on his world food survey and said it is a relief to find a nation with solvable food problems. He outlined exchanging surplus trucks and auto equipment from Manila for 40 000 tons of surplus rice in Siam, noting Siam has a rice surplus and recent U S credit for war surplus property.
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Manila
INS
Hoover
Siam
United States
Clocks Set For Daylight Saving Time In New Castle
In New Castle many homes adjusted clocks to daylight saving time Sunday morning though the city did not officially adopt fast time until today. A first grade pupil near Highland School complained of sleepiness after 8:30 AM EDT. Local deer populations are noted as tame. Peter Wyrick on West Washington Street Extension reported seeing three deer in his garden including a doe and two fawns before they wandered off.
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New Castle
Peter Wyrick
West Washington Street Extension
Fire damages heating system at Dr. Morris Davis home
Firefighters were summoned to 139 Clenmore Boulevard at 10 45 a m Sunday as the motor overheated on the heating system. Fire Chief James E Thomas said damage totaled about 25 dollars.
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Morris Davis
Clenmore Boulevard
James E. Thomas
Daily Weather Report Summary for 24 Hour Period
United States weather statistics show a 24 hour period ending 9 am with a maximum temperature of 59 and a minimum of 44. Precipitation reported at 0.1 inches and a river stage of 4.5 feet.
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United States
Mystery Deaths Probe In Hamburg Drug Store Basement
Berks County investigators seek chemical analysis of stomach contents to explain the deaths of Charles C. Schomo a Hamburg druggist and his sister Bertha E. Schomo in his store basement. Mrs Schomo fainted and later found both victims lifeless while the store remained open but unattended for hours.
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Hamburg
INS
Berks County
Schomo
Beulah
Dr. Good
Schemo
Former Resident Killed in Mexico Plane Crash
Sam Dillinger, formerly linked with Chambers Motor, died in a Monterey Mexico stunt crash while performing near the Texas border. He served as an air inspector for the Civil Aeronautics Association. The body goes to sister Mrs. Mary Thorpe in Niles Ohio for burial Tuesday at 2 p.m.
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Sam Dillinger
Chambers Motor Company
Monterey
Mexico
Dillinger
Civil Aeronautics Association
Texas
Mary Thorpe
Niles, O
Librarians Attend Four-County Conference in Aliquippa
Four staff members from the New Castle Public Library will attend the four county library conference in Aliquippa on Thursday this week. Attending are Miss Rose Barber Miss Mary Lou Pulkersori Miss Sally Norris and Miss Seri.
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New Castle
PA Jewish Women Conference Opens With International Relations Theme
Delegates from many Pennsylvania sections gather at The Castleton for the 18th conference of the National Council of Jewish Women. Lt. Commander J L Brennan and General Victor Yahkontoff address the session on progress in international relations as Dr Iwan Gruen leads the opening prayer.
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National Council of Jewish Women
Castleton Hotel
J. L. Brennan
Maritime Commission
Victor A. Yahkontoff
Temple Israel
Daniel Fisher
Iwan Gruen
William L. Cosel
I. M. Shane
Lancaster
Louis S. Rappaport
New Jersey
Wives and Children of GIs Reach Bremerhaven
The London Times notes 250 wives of American personnel in Germany have arrived at Bremerhaven with more than 100 children among the first such group. The shipment details indicate a sizable assist for families relocating from the theater.
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London
INS
The
London Times
Germany
Bremerhaven
Gli
Military Curfew Imposed After Landsberg Riots
In Landsberg an emergency curfew was ordered after rioting by about 6 000 displaced persons from the Diessen camp. American troops restored order after knife and club clashes injuring at least 40, with six hospitalized. Rumors of killings were denied and troops faced stones and insults from rioters.
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Landsberg
Diessen
Germany
Miitary
Gestapo
S. S
President Truman Plans Chief Justice Nomination
President Truman returned to the White House after Chesapeake Bay duties and said he has made up his mind on the next chief justice. He will announce his nomination within two or three days, selecting from among current associate justices.
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Washington
INS
Truman
White House
Supreme Court
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Navy
Atlantic
Justice
Mr. Truman
High Tri
Osmena Loses Philippine Presidency to Roxas in Vote
Manila returns show Manuel Roxas leading with 1,070,801 votes to 929,860 for incumbent Sergio Osmena. Roxas plans to take office May 25 as the Philippines prepares to gain full independence on July 4. Osmena urges support for his successor to avoid civil strife and prays for wisdom and strength. In New York Captain Robert Bartlett, famed Arctic explorer, dies at 70 after a career including guiding Peary to the North Pole in 1910.
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Manila
INS
Sergio Osmena
Philippines
Manuel Roxas
Osmena
Roxas
Philippine Senate
Liberal Nacionalista Party
United States
New York
Robert Abram Bartlett
Captain Bartlett
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Four Daughters Wed In Joint Ceremony In Detroit
Four Saieg daughters wed in a single service at St. George Syrian church officiated by Fr. Hoffit. Mary 21 Dorothy 19 Helen 22 Rose 18 married Mitchel Salheny Louis Snage George Saieg and Farah Canasi. Couples depart on separate honeymoons to Havana Colorado Springs Lionwood and a unspecified city as spectators fill the temple.
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Detroit
George Saieg
Hollywood
St. George Syrian Church
Benjamin T. Hoffit
Mary
Dorothy
Helen
Rose
Mitchel Salheny
Louis Snage
Hoffiz
Havana
Cuba
George Satheny
Colorado Springs
Colo
George Saley
Lionwood
Mich
Catholic Women Hold Day of Recollection in Wampum
Rev. Fr. George T. Sullivan spoke at three conferences in St. Joseph's for about 150 Catholics from county parishes. He described European war experiences as Ninth Army chaplain and urged aiding starving nations to secure peace. He recalled saying mass for 700 Polish prisoners of war in a camp upon liberation.
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George T. Sullivan
St. Monica’s Church
Wampum
St. Joseph's Church
Lawrence County
Father Sullivan
Ninth Army
Europe
Helgoland Bomb-Test Planned by US B 29 Squadron
A US B-29 squadron prepared to test-bomb Helgoland from the RAF Markham airfield in Norfolkshire using secret bombs not atomic to penetrate underground U-boat pens. The test would be the first time these huge planes operate on the European continent, following prior RAF tests and with additional experiments planned for the summer.
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London
Helgoland
RAF
Markham
Norfolkshire
Senate Foes Prepare Filibuster to Delay British Loan
In Washington on April 29 Senate opponents planned a filibuster to prevent approval of a 3.75 billion dollar British loan. Len Ellender and others aimed to speak for hours to push the debate into next week, risking a delay past the May 15 draft bill deadline and jeopardizing House passage before mid-July adjournment.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Len Ellender
D Ala
House
Heavy frost damages crops amid cold weekend
Sunday brought another heavy frost as temperatures fell to 22 degrees at the local weather station and lower elsewhere in the county. The freeze risks fruit crops, with Saturday reaching 45 degrees and Sunday only warming to 69.
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U. S
Truman Confers With Retired Chief Justice Hughes
President Truman meets with Charles Evans Hughes, retired chief justice, at the White House to discuss selecting a new associate justice for the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court
Truman
Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
White House
Death notices listing residents and ages in Mercer community
Multiple obituary items list individuals including Mrs. Andrew Bove aged 46 of 2 North Wayne Avenue and Mrs. John A. Thorne aged 8 305 Greenville Avenue. Other names include Andrew Magusiak 6 and Robert Edmundson 4 with addresses in Mercer and Wan pum KD.
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Andrew Bove
North
Wayne Avenue
Andrew Magusiak
Rod
John A. Thorne
Greenville Avenue
Mercer
Labor Dept to Resume Wage Talks at 2:30 PM EST
INS-A labor department spokesman said wage negotiations between United Mine Workers President John L. Lewis and bituminous coal operators will be resumed at 2:30 p.m. EST today at the labor department.
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Washington
INS
Labor Department
UMW
John L. Lewis
Labor leaders meet to push coal strike talks
Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach and mine chief John L. Lewis held a talk to resume negotiations in the 29 day coal strike. Edward F. McGrady, new special mediator, and United Mine Workers reps attended the session with bituminous operators also meeting. No comments were offered as the conference began.
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Washington
INS
Secretary of Labor
Schwellenbach
John L. Lewis
Edward F. McGrady
United Mine Workers
Labor Department
Foreign guards eyed for overseas stock protection
INS Senator Revercombe proposed hiring foreign civilian guards to watch overseas surplus property stocks. Speculation rose on Capitol Hill about a possible Bowles Luce Connecticut Senate race. The carrier Pennsylvania sailed toward Bikini Atoll for atom tests. Alfred L. Cline faced life behind bars in San Francisco after forgery sentences and seeks appeal. UC scientists urged drastic mosquito control to curb sleeping sickness spread from the Orient. Senator Bridges signaled readiness to challenge state departments over eight officials deemed subversive.
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Washington
INS Sen
Revercombe
R. W. Va
Lday
Army
San Francisco
Alfred L. Cline
Cline
Meat Shortage Hammers Town as Butchers Run Low
readers see a lament on dwindling pork chops beef steaks and dologna with the tee bar empty while chickens and turkeys remain scarce. hints at shifting meals as weather brightens and supplies tighten.
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Dologna
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