Securities Co Charges Love Embezzlement Case Headline
Robert C. Love faced embezzlement charges tied to the First Securities Company after a district attorney stated he admitted taking about 221000 since 1934. Bail set at 160000, with preliminary hearing before Alderman Mantz. Love is jailed, with connections to local banks denied as involved.
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Robert C. Love
L. Claude Mantz
First Securities Company
North Jefferson Street
Leroy K. Donaldson
Love
First National Bank of
Lawrence County
Union Trust Company of
New Castle
L. Mentz
Donaldson
Securities Company
Russell W. Jackson
New York City
Firemen To Have Memorial Sunday
New Castle firemen both paid and volunteer will meet at the Seventh ward fire station Sunday at 7 30 p m then march to Mahoning Methodist church at North Cedar and East Madison for a memorial service at 8 p m Pastor Rev Warren A Bugbee will deliver a sermon titled Living in two worlds with special music by the church choir.
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New Castle
Seventh Ward
Mahoning Methodist Church
North Cedar
East Madison
Warren A. Bugbee
Two Worlds
Fire truck chased by thrill seekers on South Jefferson
A Smith field street fire truck ran down South Jefferson street while about a dozen motorists pursued closely behind. The traffic light at South street kept the drivers from closing in on the fire truck as they sought to find its location late Friday evening.
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Pa Newe
Smithfield Street
South Jefferson Street
South Street
Daily Weather Report for U S Today
United States weather statistics show a 24 hour period ending at 9 am with a maximum of 37 and minimum of 29 degrees. Precipitation frost noted. River stage 8.7 feet. Year ago figures list a 40 degree high 26 degree low with no precipitation.
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United States
U S Sec Council Seeks Feb 4 Delay on Disarmament Action
United States gains support in the Security Council for delaying disarmament and atomic procedures to February 4. Informal talks indicate a broad delay to allow State Department changes and military unification to settle, with likely veto by Soviet bloc and Poland backing. Britain’s complaint remains unresolved as the page continues.
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Pierre J. Huiss
I.N.S
Lake Success
N. Y
United States
Security Council
Council
State Department
Poland
Andrei Gromyko
Britain
Chinese Communists Reject Reopening Peace Talks
In Nanking on January 18 the Chinese communists rejected the central government bid to reopen negotiations. The exchange suggested a renewal of civil war hostilities with both sides stalemated. Chiang Kai-shek's representatives proposed sending an agent to Yenan to discuss a peace settlement.
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Nanking
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Yenan
Forrestal May Be Defense Secretary
President Truman favors James Forrestal to become the first civilian head of the new National Defense Department as Congress prepares to enact the reorganization. The three service chiefs would be Paterson at the Army, Sullivan at the Navy, and the air force secretary to be named.
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Washington
Truman
Secretary of National Defense
James Forrestel
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Department of National Defense
Forrestal
Army
Navy
Air Force
Secretary of the Army
Secretary of War
Robert P. Patterson
New York
John L. Sullivan
New Hampshire
General Marshall to Assume Secretary Post Next Monday
Gen George C Marshall will formally become secretary of state and take the oath in the president's executive suite at 1 a.m. Monday. President Truman arranged a special ceremony with the chief justice, as Marshall returns from Hawaii to Washington.
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Gen. Marshall
Washington
INS
George C. Marshall
White House
Truman
Marshall
Army
America
Far East
United States
Hawaii
Armed Services Merger Given Top Priority
President Truman declared congressional action on the armed forces merger plan as a top priority. He sent identical communications to Senate President Vandenberg and House Speaker Martin, formalizing the reorganization plan before Congress for action. The White House and armed Services teams are drafting legislation to be submitted soon.
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Washington
INS
Truman
Senate
Vandenberg
House
Martin
Congress
White House
Armed Services
Fed to ease stock market controls lowering margin
The Federal Reserve Board, believing inflation has largely run its course, will cut stock margin requirements from 100 percent to 75 percent cash on February 1. Chairman Marriner Eccles cites improved economic conditions, peacetime production, and balanced supply and demand as reasons for the move.
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Washington
INS
Federal Reserve Board
Marriner Eccles
Snipper Active in Detroit as Braids Go Missing
Detroit report says Jack the snipper is active in the city. A 13 year old girl, Jeannette Gagnier, found one of her 26 inch braids missing after returning from a movie, while authorities urged vigilance among young women with long hair.
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Detroit
Jack the Snipper
Jeannette Gagnier
Woman Dies of Burns in Altoona After Kitchen Fire
Mrs. Sarah E Bowser 90 of Tyrone died in an Altoona hospital from burns suffered when her clothing ignited near a kitchen stove. She managed to call neighbors for help after the blaze.
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Altoona
INS
Sarah E,. Bowser
Tyrone
Bowser
Byrd Expedition Begins Unloading in Antarctic Bay
U S Navy team from the Byrd expedition moves to unload supplies from the Yancey at the Bay of Whales while Rear Admiral Cruzen reports thick ice and hazards. The Northwind plowed three square miles of ice and crews prepare to secure transit to Little America as shore parties gather necessary knowledge.
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MT. Olympus
Antarctica
South Pole
Bay of Whales
Antarctic
Little America
U. S. Naval Expedition
Yancey
Charles Thomas
Three Die in Auto Crash Near Aliquippa
State police report three killed and five injured in a vehicular collision near Aliquippa Pennsylvania last night. Victims include Mrs Rose Tidwell of Pittsburgh and Mrs Alberta Morley with her four year old son Russell Jr of Vanport. Russell Morley is identified as husband of the deceased. Injured were taken to Rochester General Hospital. none in critical condition. Bernard J. Jena of Monaco drove one car and Russell Morley drove the other.
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Aliquippa
INS
Rose Tidwell
Pittsburgh
Alberta Morley
Russell, Jr
Vanport
Rochestery General Hospital
Bernard J. Jena
Monaco
River
Russell Morley
Four Motorists Killed In Rhode Island Crash
Four motorists returning from a party died in a highway crash in Pawtucket Rhode Island when their car collided with another vehicle and was driven off a bridge into the Ten Mile river. Victims were Jack Hall and Myrtle Hall of Central Falls, Harold Conlin of Pawtucket, and Olive Conlin.
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Pawtucket
R. I
INS
Ten Mile River
Jack Hall
Central Falls
Myrtle
Harold Conlin
Olive
Emily Prugh 105 Dies In Greensburg Home
Mrs. Emily Prugh aged 105, one of Pennsylvania’s oldest residents, died last night at her daughter’s home in Greensburg. Born near Kittanning, she celebrated her 105th birthday last September. Surviving are five children, 12 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren.
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Greensburg
Emily Prugh
Pennsylvania
Prugh
Kittanning
Inauguration planned for Governor-Elect Duff on Tuesday
Harrisburg plans announced for the inauguration of Governor-Elect James H. Duff with oath by Chief Justice George W. Maxey at 12 05 p m on the Capitol steps. Brig Gen Daniel B Strickler will be sworn in at 10 30 a m in the senate chamber. State police will seal the house at 10 a m and Gov Bell and Mrs Bell with Duff party depart at 11 05 a m by car to the state house escorted by Carnegie high school band.
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John C. Bell, Jr
Bell
Cuff
Duff
Executive Mansion
Front Street
Harrisburg
State House
Peace Treaties Signed Expected By February Second
The council of foreign ministers published the peace treaties Germanys satellite powers will sign. Russia stands to collect 900 million dollars in reparations over eight years. Albania Greece and Yugoslavia may claim some compensation for Italian attacks. Details released in five volumes reflect the Big Fours ongoing deliberations and honor James work.
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Washington
Europe
Council of Foreign Ministers
Germany
Russia
Albania
Greece
Yugoslavia
Italy
James
Fire Scare At Morison Hotel Chicago
A small fire in a paper chute at the Morison hotel in Chicago prompted a cautious rush of guests who were calmed by telephone operators and house detectives. Automatic sprinklers controlled the blaze before firemen arrived. a Gibraltar official blamed a dropped cigarette as the likely cause.
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Morrison Hotel
Chicago
la Salle Hotel
Ministers Pension Drive Planned by Central Pennsylvania Church
Harrisburg January 18 A campaign to raise a $500 000 pension fund for retired ministers was planned by the Central Pennsylvania Conference of the Methodist Church. The drive was expected to be launched before spring with Herbert L. Smith of Harrisburg named chairman.
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Harrisburg
Central Pennsylvania
Red headed ex Marine flyer eyed as Black Dahlia slayer
Los Angeles police pursue a red headed former Marine flyer nicknamed Red and Bob as the top suspect in the Black Dahlia murder case. Dorothy French and an unidentified naval hospital patient tie the man to Elizabeth Short’s last movements toward San Diego. The motive and full details remain under investigation as the case unfolds.
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Los Angeles
INS
Elizabeth Short
Red
Bob
Dorothy French
San Diego
Black Dahlia
Miss French
Pacific Beach
Parte
Baccalaureate Service Led by Dr Galbreath at Cathedral
Westminster College former president Dr Robert F Galbreath will preach the baccalaureate sermon for New Castle High School mid year graduates. The program features organ recital by Anna Moore Pyle and a sequence of hymns readings and prayers led by Rev A E Simon. Commencement follows Tuesday at 8 o clock in the Cathedral auditorium.
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Robert F. Galbreath
Westminster College
Cathedral
New Castle High School
Anna Moore Pyle
Weegmann
Cesar Franck
MacDowell
Tschaikowski
Mendelssohn
A. Cappella
A. E. Simon
St. John's Lutheran Church
Barnby
Brahms
Henry
First Presbyterian Church
Salvation Is Created
Tchesnokoff
Aida
Verdi
Guilmant
Recognition of Guard Units Here Announced Today
Federal recognition of Headquarters Battery and Service Battery of the 229th Field Artillery was announced. Lt. Col. George F. Mitchell, commander, learned of the order from the Department of Military Affairs at Harrisburg. The units, with Battery B Punxsutawney and Battery C Grove City, receive federal status effective December 5 1946.
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229Th Field Artillery
George. F. Mitchell
Department of Military Affairs
Adjutant General’s Office
Harrisburg
Punxsutawney
Grove City
J. L Hincke
Maj
J. C. Rively
Western
Pennsylvania
Brakeman Killed Under Freight Car
Vernon J. Heintzelman twenty three of Mechanicsburg R D died in a Harrisburg hospital from injuries after falling under a freight car in Enola yards Pennsylvania railroad His legs and left arm were mangled and amputated by doctors Heintzelman was a yard brakeman who lost balance while uncoupling cars and fell beneath an oncoming locomotive
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Harrisburg
Vernon J. Heintzelman
Mechanicsburg
R. D
Enola
Pennsylvania Railroad
Heintzelman
Chinese steamer Chikhiang collision sinks 400 at Shanghai
Reuters reports from Shanghai that about 400 people are believed drowned after the Chinese owned steamer Chikhiang collided with a tug at the harbor entrance.
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London
INS
Reuters
Shanghai
Death Record Casimir Gosztyla 74 in Lawrence County
Casimir Gosztyla aged 74 died at his Lawrence County home on Saturday January 12 1947. The obituary notes burial details and survivors.
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Casimir Gosztyla
Lawrence County
Employees Of Nixon Hotel At Butler Share In Funds
Butler Pa January 18 1949 80 Nixon hotel employees receive cash from the estate settlement of Simon Nixon. Long time workers get 500 each others 100 each plus 250 from the hotel sale and 20 000 earmarked for equal division upon sale. Hospital receives half the estate and Mrs Helen Fosythe the remainder. Mrs Fosythe intends to honor charitable bequests despite two wills from 1915 and 1945.
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Butler
Nixon
Butler Landmark
Simon Nixon
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Helen N. Fosythe
Produce Strike Puts Philadelphia in Fresh Food Crunch
In Philadelphia on January 18 a prolonged walkout at Dock Street wholesale houses disrupted fresh fruit and produce supply. The Philadelphia Terminals Marketing Association and the Association of Fruit and Vegetable Distributors, representing about 250 firms, report no settlement in sight as AFL Produce Drivers and Helpers union demands office staff join the union.
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Philadelphia
Quaker City
Dock Street
Earl J. Gratz
Philadelphia Terminals Marketing Association
Association of Fruit and Vegetable Distributors
AFL Produce, Poultry, Fish and Oystermen
New Turn Seen In Georgia Governorship Battle
In Atlanta on January 18 Ellis Arnall relinquished his claim to the Georgia governorship leaving Herman Talmadge as the sole claimant. M. E. Thompson was sworn in as lieutenant governor in the senate chamber and declined to state whether he would assume acting governor duties or serve as lieutenant governor under the Talmadge administration. A news conference was planned for 2 p.m.
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Atlanta
INS
Georgia
Ellis Arnall
Herman Talmadge
Arnall
M. E. Thompson
Thompson
Senate
Hugh McIntyre
Talmadge
Arnall resigns Georgia governorship. Thompson sworn in
Gov. Ellis Arnall resigned as Georgia governor effective 10:50 a.m. January 18. Lieutenant Governor M. E. Thompson was sworn in at once in the Senate chamber, taking the oath amid legal guidance on timing and procedure.
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Atlanta
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Arnall
Fortson
M. E. Thompson
Youth Dies in Auto Crash Near York Pennsylvania
Philip H. Stambaugh 17 of York died from a fractured skull and internal injuries after a collision near York last night. Two other persons, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Arnold of Windsor R D, were seriously injured and hospitalized in York. Coroner Lester J. Sell said the Stambaugh vehicle skidded into the Arnolds’ car.
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York
INS
Philip H. Stambaugh
York County
Lester J. Sell
Stambaugh
Victor Arnold
Windsor
R. D
York Hospital
Sell
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the Lion’s Share
Roberta Jonay
Hollywood
Mahoning Church
PA Newc
Daily Weather Report
Defense
Robert G. Nixon
SN. S
Lee van Atta
U.S
Rhode Island
State Capitol
James H. Duff
Carnegie High School
Continerd
Byrnes
John A. Reichmann
Medford
Mass
Marjorie Graham
Cambridge
Miss Short
Harvard Square
International Sound
Police
Girl's Slayer
Baccalaureate
Nixon Hotel
Court of Appeals of Georgia
York, Pa
Arthur Mometer
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