Administration Seeks Tighter Loan and Credit Plan
Federal Reserve Board chairmen and economic advisers urge a government plan to cap total bank loans but reserve its use for extraordinary cases. They back pay-as-you-go taxes price and wage ceilings and materials allocations as inflation controls. Credit limits alone won’t suffice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Keyserling
Council of Economic Advisers
Johnston
Wage
Federal Reserve
Congress
Frenching pork tenderloins for servings
The process of flattening pork tenderloins into larger thin pieces is called Frenching. A serving typically uses about a quarter pound of tenderloin.
Polio Fund Receives 10550 To Aid Chapters
The local Polio Fund Chapter sends 10550 to national headquarters with half retained for research, education, and emergency aid to exhausted chapters. Record polio incidence over the past three years has strained treasuries nationwide, including Lawrence County, with funds already committed to patient care before 1951. Lawrence County supports one current patient and underwrites care costs for 11 already stricken prior to 1951.
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National
Hanna
Lawrence County
Charles Fordyce Enters Ministry as Galston Pastor
Rev. Charles Fordyce, Shenango High School graduate and son of Mrs. Elizabeth Fordyce, will assume duties as pastor of the First Christian church of Galston on June 3 after entering the ministry at Central Christian church on December 31, 1950. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and is married to Mildred Hay with two children Billy and Rickey. Attending the local commencement were Elmer Glass, Mrs. Thomas Phelps, Luella Long, Rev. James Rainey, Mr. and Mrs. David Piper, Mrs. Elizabeth Fordyce, and Mrs. Frank Hay.
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Central Christian Church
First Christian Church
Galston
Shenango High
Rev
Fordyce
Shenango High School
Elizabeth Fordyce
East Washington Street
Mildred Hay
Frank Hay
Gardner
Billy
Rickey
U.S. Navy
Elmer Glass
Thomas Phelps
Luella Long
James Rainey
David Piper
Pepperell Manufacturing Pays Century Dividend Streak
Boston report notes Pepperell Manufacturing Co. a cotton textile firm has paid a dividend every year for 100 years, marking a rare financial continuity in its history.
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Boston
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Dispute Over Confidential Memo Triggers Acheson Hearing
Republican lawmakers press Acheson on a December 1949 Formosa memo and alleged confidential White House talks linked to MacArthur’s removal. The joint committee, split 7 to 7 on declassification, prepares new questions about state department diplomacy and policy.
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Ment
State Department
Formosa
U.S
MacArthur
Acheson
Adrian Fisher
J. J. Doherty
Sen. McCarthy ‘R) Wis
Joint Committee
Truman
Gen. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Sen
Bridges
RNH
White House
Gen. MacArthur
Wiley
Knowland
Calif
Far East
Adm
Sherman
Naval Operations
Morse
Ore
GOP
Russell
Bradley
U N Secretary Urges Cease Fire Move
U N Secretary calls for end to Communist aggression linking cease fire to Korea peace and security and a united Korea by elections. The note includes conditions for cease fire and postwar rehabilitation in Korea. Leftover vegetables recipe mix included with tomato soup suggestion.
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U.N
Korea
Deaths Of The Day Aged Mrs Alice Rhodes Sirn
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Rhodes of 633 Darr avenue Farrell will be at 2 p m Saturday from her niece Nellie Walker s home with burial in Pulaski cemetery She died Wednesday at her niece s home after a nine year residence in Farrell Born March 3 1881 in Pulaski she was daughter of Daniel and Eliza Gearhart Surviving sisters Jessie Simpson Akron Charles Smith Akron and Helen Gearhart Akron brothers Grover Gearhart Pulaski and Warren Gearhart West Middlesex Funeral arrangements in New Castle with other notices following for Henry Olden Mays Mrs Isabella Fox and Paul Pander all with details of deaths and next of kin.
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Alice Rhodes
Darr Avenue
Farrell
Nellie Walker
Pulaski
Rhodes
Akron
Daniel
Eliza Garrett Gearhart
Pulaski Presbyterian
Warren J. Gearhart
West Middlesex
Walter Uber
Henry Olden Mays
West Lawrence Street
Hamburg
Mr. Mays
Georgiana
Ala
Mildred Mays
Arabee Knox
Crestline
Lillian Fears
Mary Lee Bradford
Detroit
Mich
Ethel Fears
Youngstown
Eddie Bell Lane
Sara Matthews
Steiner Mays
William and Matthews
Esten Mays
New Castle
J. G. Crankleton
West Grant Street
G. W. Walker
Greenwood Cemetery
Isabella Fox
Isabella Virginia Fox
Park Avenue
Ellwood City
John F. Gaub
Amelia Tittlebach Gaub
First Presbyterian Church
Cleveland
Manila Gaub
Homer Palm
Fern Gaub
Patton Memorial Funeral Home
Pa Newe Observes Pa Newe Observes
Alfred A. Martin county highway superintendent urges motorists to use care where work is in progress on oil and slag treated areas due to sliding danger. An East New Castle resident recalls a young man chasing a large white rabbit Thursday evening until it was captured. The owner of the rabbit remains unknown. SUPPER DISH offers a Sunday night dish of cream oysters with split buttered drop biscuits and a seasoned cream sauce.
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Alfred A. Martin
East New Castle
U S Troops Gain in Hwachon Area
U S forces advance on both sides of the Hwachon reservoir as battles rage along the central front. American tank patrols reach Yanggu while Un troops push toward the Hwachon Chorwon Pyongyang plateau amid light to moderate resistance.
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Nese
Uijongbu
Seoul
Hwachon
Mud
Yanggu
Parallel 38
Hwachon Reservoir
Eighth Army
Hwachon-Chorwon-Pyongyang
United Nations
Inje
Yonchon
38Th Parallel
Korangpo
Estimate Losses For Reds In Korea At High Figure
The Army estimated 108,006 Communist casualties in Korea for the week ending May 30, with prior week at 120,000. Total enemy casualties since the war began reached 1,133,140, consisting of 682,238 battle and 138,880 non battle losses. For the first time no breakdown between Chinese and North Korean casualties or precise POW figures were released. Illinois reports about 30,000 coal miners across 300 mines.
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Washington
INS
Korea
Senate action on draft UMT expected next week
White House prepared to accept the compromise drawn by a house senate conference committee. The delayed action UMT plan includes a four month code of conduct and death and disability provisions, 45 day armed services reviews, and a path for congressional call ups, with final induction changes by president or congress.
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White House
House-Senate
Congress
Senate
House
Senate Armed Services Committees
Russell
George Washington
Westminster to Grant Degrees to 236
The article outlines Westminster College commencement weekend activities with events for alumni, a baccalaureate service, choir performance, and the commencement program. Key moments include an alumni luncheon at United Presbyterian church, Barnes plaque presentation, band concert, queen crownings, and reunion dinners. Commencement day features trustees meeting, a faculty luncheon, and the academic procession on Old Main terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Mr. Dickson
Christian Associations
Westminster Choir
James W. Evans
Will W. Orr
College Board of Trustees
Ferguson Hall
Old Main
Temporary Relocation of Route 18 Planned
The article notes Route 18 will be temporarily moved with a surfaced surface gained after grading. if not, the section may be left unpaved to reopen the route. The department may pursue condemnation to obtain land for the relocated road if needed. The existing section that dropped down was abandoned and a new alignment is hoped open within a few days.
Highland U P Boys Parsonage Purchases in Highland
Members of Highland United Presbyterian congregation have bought a brick parsonage at 408 Winter Avenue, corner of Logan Street. Trustees authorized the purchase at the April congregational meeting. Rev and Mrs Dale K Milligan will reside there soon. Milligan is associate pastor and recently graduated from Pittsburgh Xenia Theological Seminary.
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Highland United Presbyterian Congregation
Winter Avenue
Logan Street
J. Glenn Berry
W. Anson McKee
Clyde M. Whittaker
Carl Paisley
Wilbur E. Flannery
Harry Helmick
Dale K. Milligan
Rev. Milligan
Highland Church
Pittsburgh-Xenia Theological Seminary
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