Judge Braham Addresses League on Children of Lawrence County
Judge W Walter Braham spoke to the League of Women Voters and the Legislative and Citizenship department on Children of Lawrence County as I See Them. He stressed the family as government’s unit, noted no juvenile cases in corrective institutions, and urged a countywide survey by the Public Charities Association.
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Y W.c. A
League of Women Voters
Legislative and Citizenship Department of Women’s Club
W. Walter Braham
Lawrence County
L. F Kohn
Braham
Jack M. Dunisp
League
Public Charities Association
New Castle High School
The
Young World Federalists
Founder of Gideons Dies in Wisconsin
J. H. Nicholson, founder of the Gideons, dies in Beloit Wisconsin at age 87. Born November 26, 1859, he organized the Gideons on July 1, 1899 and remained active at Gideon conventions nationwide until his death October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wora
Gideon Organization
Joan H. Nicholson
Beloit Wisconsin
Mr. Nicholson
Gideons
Changes in Tojo Trial Access Five Years After Pearl Harbor
Tojo complains about trial restrictions limiting attorney–client conversations and notes boredom during the proceedings. He says defendants are troubled by reduced communication while awaiting a fair trial. He reflects on limited news access in Sugamo prison and maintains his recognizable appearance from opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tojo
Sugamo
Soviet Studies Atom Proposal Meets Limited Harmony
The UN Political and Security committee discussed a draft offering to let the atomic commission decide when stages of internationalization are reached, including surrender of the bomb. The plan seeks a veto-free international authority, ratified by the U.S. Senate, with inspection rights debated as a key issue. The primary obstacle, Soviet veto over inspection, has reportedly been removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Commission
U. S. Senate
Insect Damage to U.S. Dams Estimated at 1.6 Million
Estimates estimate annual insect damage in the country at about 1,600,600 dollars. The figure highlights the economic impact of pests on infrastructure and related maintenance costs.
Deaths of the Day in Ellwood City Area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Clarence McQuiston 63 of 720 Clover avenue Ellwood City after pneumonia at Ellwood City hospital Also listed are deaths of Mrs Jennie Maietta and other local residents with funeral details, churches, cemeteries, and surviving family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence McQuiston
Clover Avenue
Ellwood City
Ellwood City Hospital
McQuiston
First Baptist Church of
Ellwood
National Tube Company of
Pearl Kingston McQuiston
Richard Goehring
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Cemetery
Porter Funeral Home
Joseph Maietta
Jennie Maietta
Joseph Maiesla
Chewtol
Charles
Andrew
Domenick
Michael
Peter
St. Paul, Minn
Anthony DeMaio
Michael Santillo
Florence
Pat D'Andrea
Tony D’andrea
John Tavolier
Joseph Genevie
Rochester
B.V.M
Vincent Galliano
St. Agatha’s Cemetery
Contrucci-McElwain Funeral Home
Fifth Street
Alexander and
Charlotta Kennedy Armstrong
Neshannock U. P
Gula Martin
Volant
Mamie Dicks
This City
Helen
Gertrude Houk
Scott Township
Louis Shafuse
Jessie Kildoo
Hugh Snodgrass
Oak Park Cemetery
Jennie Armstrong Gibson
Hickory Township
R. D
Jameson Memorial Hospital
James McCaslin Gibson
Slippery Rock
Thieves Break Into Long Avenue Store
Paul P. Matuszewski of West Long Avenue reports burglars entered the cellar of his shop and forced a door into the storeroom Wednesday night. They stole roughly ten dollars, including cash from the register and money order department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul P. Matuszewski
West Long Avenue
Dr Jack Munyon to Speak Saturday at Portersville Church
Portersville Youth for Christ announces Dr Jack Munyon known as Burgh radio preacher will speak Saturday evening at Portersville U P church at o clock He will also provide special music Also thanks to friends and relatives for kindness and flowers during bereavement from Mr and Mrs Roy Sanderson Adytt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Munyon
Portersville
Youth For Christ
Roy Sanderson Adytt
Truman Cabinet Meets Over Coal Crisis
The union fights crushing penalties while the UMW posts bond to stay a 3.5 million dollar contempt fine pending appeal to the Supreme Court. AFL Green and CIO support the miners and an AFL appeal urges new contract talks as Truman plans a radio address to urge settlement and coal conservation.
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Union
UMW
Federal District Court
U. S Supreme Court
Lewis
AFL
William Green
Green
CIO
Truman
M. Truman
Rail Shipping Embargo Triggers Massive Industrial Slowdown
The coal shortage and freight embargo threaten to close most plants within a week, affecting Weliness and Indiana with at least a million workers in steel mills and heavy manufacturing. Auto plants in Ohio and Michigan prepare force reductions for 100000 workers as steel and fuel supply falter. Western Pennsylvania police patrol coal fields after a brief outbreak of violence in Oakdale district.
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Weliness
Indiana
Automobile Parte
Ohio
Michigan
John L. Lewis
Jess
Pennsylvania
Oakdale Imperial
Big Four Council Reaches Accord on Postwar Treaties
The Big Four nations agree on major articles of a postwar treaty framework. Italy concedes a larger reparations bill as part of the accord while final details remain for the Italian fleet, Trieste status, and a permanent statute for a free territory. The windup work begins with reports from the Gavel Committee and economic commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG Four Council
Molotov
Secretary of State
Wines
Italy
Trieste
Free Territory
CIO Official Held for Murder
A murder warrant was issued for William Tivon Sr 34 year old vice president of the Michigan CIO council in connection with the fatal shooting of his wife. Tivon is reported in critical condition with gunshot wounds. County Prosecutor C B Rice accuses the union leader of killing his wife after a quarrel and subsequent actions.
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Boyxe City
William Tivon
Michigan Cio Council
Tivon
C. B Rice
Buck World Records and Local Hunts Reported
Wendell Butler shot the skunk and it remains untouched. George Komora from Deshon Village claims an 8 point buck weighing 160 pounds in Minera township Venange counts. Koemora is a veteran baseball official in Lawrence counts. W A Morgan of Ro DP Edenburg reports a 6 point buck at 150 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Butler
George Komora
Deshon Village
Minera Township
Venange
Koemora
Lawrence Counts
W. A. Morgan
Edenburg
Pulaski
Elmer Badilla
Deer Creek
Deer Taken by Henry Tindall Jr in Marionville
Henry Tindall Jr of R D 1 Marionville reported taking a seven point deer on Monday. The News Want Ads offer results. Harrisburg report notes a record 3.4 million licenses issued to motor vehicle operators this year, with 200000 more people authorized to drive than last year. The 1946 licenses expire January 31 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tindall, Jr
Marionville
Harrisburg
State Revenue Department
David W. Harris
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. W. Braham
Women Voters League
YWCA
Wisconsin
Pearl Harbor
Summers
Ansley Clendenning
Emery Funeral
William E. Emery
Harry E. Emery
North Beaver Township
John M. Fife
Westfield Premierian Church
S M. Haverfield
Bert Goughler
Hiram Mars
Perry Heiber
Warre
Henry
David Woods
Harvey Geiger
Mary E. Emery
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Youngstown
Westfield Cemetery
Emery
Tate May
Crinkleton Funera
West Grant Street
Gussie M. Walker
Short Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. May
Georgiana Ala
Drew May
Viola May
Stanley
Detroit
William Henry
Esten
Matthew
Arve Knox
Crestline
Mary L. Bradiford
Ethel
Ma Youngstown
Lily B. Fear
Eddie Lane
Sarah M Carroll
Parislo
Ashtabula
Paul Clendenning
A. D
Joseph B. Leyde
Joseph Pablo
DeCarbo
Frank Maruso
Borda
Daisy Frank Rose Fava
Samuel
Vali Galano
Michael Pallott
Peter Rozzi
Armando Catalani
Angelo Yargo
Anthony Valentino
Nicola Magno
Rotunno Funeral
Ralph Rotundo
St. Vitus Church
Nicholas DeMita
Francis Boyle
Albert M. Intex
Fred Sacripant
Charles Cioffi
Domenitch Russo Louis Melito
Carmen Sabino
Anthony de Domenick
Tatalons Bellaito
Inieso
St. Vitusceme
Ica Victor
Brahms
Yohuai Menuhin
Hephzibah Menuhin
Philadelphia Orchestra
Hugene Ormandy
Schubert
Serge Koussevitsky
Boston Symphony Orch
Haydn
London Phhiharmonis Orchestra
St Thomas Beecham
Pee Wee
Perl Wing
Russ Case
Bizet
Carmen
Gladys Swarthout
Ramon Vinay
Robert Merrill
Lucielle Browning
Recordrama
Mile ST
A B.C
Flako
Fiakorn
Blakorn
EATON
Castle Stationery Co
Mercer St
Long Avenue Store
U.S
PA Newc
Liberal
N. Mill St
Dr. Rosen
H. M. Rosen
Optometrist
Washington St
New Castle
Jack Gpersons
Hammond
Music Store
N Mill
Scooter
Theodore Stevens Bakery
Is & Washington Street
Neisner
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