New Method Of Purging Payroll Of US
Washington June 4. House members urged finding new means to purge the federal payroll after a Supreme Court ruling struck down attempts to fire three alleged subversives. Lawmakers say Congress must devise alternative methods to remove undesired executive branch personnel. The court also ruled on several other cases including racial segregation across state lines, rent restitution, state insurance regulation, and press criticism of judges.
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Washington
INS
House
Congress
Supreme Court
Appropriations Committee
Robert Morse Lovett
Goodwin B. Waton
William E. Dodd, Jr
High Tribunal
Keefe Ri Wis
Keefe
Virginia
South Carolina
Miami Fla. Herald
Jefferson Day Dinner Boosts Fund in Pittsburgh
The Jefferson Day dinner in Pittsburgh raised funds for Democrats despite a modest plate price. One hundred fifteen city and county workers attended the $10 dinner, with the program noted as 216 pages. each page sold for $100, according to John McLean, clerk of courts and dinner chairman.
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Pittsburgh
Treasury
John McLean
Temple Israel Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Temple Israel held its annual meeting and elected officers led by President A. H. Gonick and vice presidents J. E. Raffell and James Meyers. Secretary Nathan J. Love and Treasurer Herman Wolfe were chosen with a board including Emmanuel Shenhan Norman Ehrlich Morris Schoenberger and David Victor. Rabbi Dr Iwan Gruen spoke as Gonick outlined welfare remarks and past year's activities highlighted the Temple Men's Club organized with Gruen in charge.
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Temple Israel
A. H. Gonick
J. E. Raffell
James Meyers
Nathan J. Love
Herman Wolfe
Emmanuel Shenhan
Norman Ehrlich
Morris Schoenberger
David Victor
Gonick
Iwan Gruen
Temple Men's Club
Gruen
V A Cannot Find Jobs Or Homes
Kenneth S. Covey, regional director of the Veterans Administration, told 150 township officials in Pittsburgh that the VA can train veterans and guarantee home loans but cannot provide or guarantee jobs or houses for them, warning America will be in a sorry state without jobs.
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Pittsburgh
America
Kenneth S. Covey
Veterans Administration
Covey
Chinese Pirates Routed From U S Grounded Vessel
About 60 Chinese pirates attacked the grounded American Liberty ship Chief Joseph off Shitau bay as U S S Cree tried to refloat it. The Joseph and the tug repelled the raid, attackers fled ashore, then fired on ships before the Joseph was refloated without further incident.
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Washington
INS
North China
Navy
Joseph
Shitau Bay
Navy Department
Brinkley Bass
Robert E. Frazier Leaves Army Duties
Robert E. Frazier has returned home after an honorable discharge from the Army on June 2 at Fort Dix New Jersey. He served 26 months with 15 months in the European Theater of Operations. His brother Jack E. Frazier is on a 12 day furlough and another brother Carl W. Frazier is stationed at Portland Army Air Base Oregon. They are sons of Mr and Mrs Carl E Frazier of Beckford Street.
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Robert E. Frazier
Army
Fort Dix
N. J
Jack E. Frazier
S 2c
Carl W. Frazier
Portland Army Air Base
Portland
Ore
Carl E. Frazier
Beckford Street
Army Discipline Not To Be Altered By Doolittle Plan
Secretary of War Patterson said army discipline would stay intact despite the Doolittle board's proposals to democratize the service. He spoke at the United States Military Academy commencement, defending authority and noting room for better relations between commissioned and non commissioned personnel. Patterson praised West Pointers and criticized civilian critics.
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West Point
N. Y
INS
Patterson
Doolittle Board
Army Command
United States Military Academy
James H. Doolittle
West Pointers
Rotarian Leader Supports Byrnes at Paris Conference
T A Warren of Wolverhampton Brigland hails Secretary Byrnes for principled stand at the Paris foreign ministers meeting. He spoke to 16 000 at the Rotary convention urging America to speak firmly for peace. Rotary council backs permanent Denver HQ amid heated Chicago opposition. $5 000 paid for land formerly a Catholic cemetery.
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Atlantic City
N. J
INS
Byrnes
Paris
T. A. Warren
Wolverhampton
Brigland
Rotary International
Warren
Rotary
America
Rotary Council
Denver
Chicago
Tifereth Israel Services Tonight for Feast of Weeks
Tonight at 8:30 p m Tifereth Israel synagogue holds Feast of Weeks services under Tifereth Men's Club with Rabbi Hyman Krash officiating A social hour follows in the social rooms Services continue Wednesday morning at 8 o clock and Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock Memorial services are set for Thursday morning at 8 o'clock
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Tifereth Israel Synagogue
Tifereth
Hyman Krash
Chewton Choir Seeks Farewell For Marian Davis
The Chewton Christian church choir hosted a ham dinner Saturday honoring Marian Davis who leaves soon for Slippery Rock State Teachers College. She will teach in Middletown Pa. where she has taken a position. Eighteen attended and she received a token of appreciation. Later the group visited Ada Tillia’s home for weekly choir practice. Thursday Ada Tillia and Mrs Elmer Badger hosted a family dinner for their father P J Tillia with eighteen guests. Out of town visitors included Clara Vance Stella Beery Audley and nephew from Unity Pa Russell Aiken and family from Worthington Pa James Aiken recent dischargee and George Kyle John Kyle from Mt Jackson.
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Chewton Christian Church
Marian Davis
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Middletown
Miss Davis
Ada Tillia
Elmer Badger
P. J. Tillia
Clara Vance
Stella Beery
Unity
Audley
Russell Aiken
Worthington
James Aiken
George Kyle
John Kyle
Mt. Jackson
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Yoho and Glenn Hennon
A chicken dinner was served Sunday at the home of Mrs J C Yoho to honor the birthdays of Mrs Yoho and Glenn Hennon. The table featured a large birthday cake and was prepared by Mrs John Robertson and Miss Nora Ritchie. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs John Robertson Mr and Mrs William A Reese and daughter Carol Jean Nora and John Ritchie, all from Fillwood City.
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J. C. Yoho
Glenn Hennon
John Robertson
Nora Ritchie
William A. Reese
Carol Jean
Nora
John Ritchie
Fllwood City
Local families report illnesses and visits across towns
Mrs. Albert Biega and Gloria Burick are ill at home with improving or ongoing illness. Children of the Kolick family have scarlet fever at home. C B Guy from Painesville Ohio visited Viola Guy and family. Durbin and Ferguson families traveled between Lisbon Princeton and Frisco visiting relatives. W C T U members and friends attended events in Chewton Slippery Rock and Princeton with several gatherings noted.
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Albert Biega
Gloria Burick
Frank Burick
John Kolick
B. Guy
Painesville
Ohio
Viola Guy
Lloyd Campbell
James J. Hennon
Aliquippa
C. P Durbin
Lillian
Charlotte Durbin
Lisbon
Paul Durbin
Michael
Frisco
C. P. Durbin
A. A. Ferguson
Moulton L. Ferguson
Princeton
Moulton L Ferguson
Floodwaters Damage YMCA Camp Cabins and Bridge
M A staff surveyed Camp Fred L Rentz after Slippery Rock creek overflowed its banks. Eight to ten inches of water flooded cabins and a footbridge was badly damaged requiring replacement. Firewood piles were swept away. Crews planned to clear debris and begin repairs this week.
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Camp
Fred L Rentz
Soviet Attache Paralysis From Dive Breaks Neck
Vladimir Isachenko a Soviet embassy military attache in Washington is hospitalized after a dive into shallow water caused a broken neck and partial paralysis. Soviet embassy officials have rented the Bay Ridge hotel for the summer.
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Annapolis
INS
Vladimir Isachenko
Washington
Bay Ridge
Test Charlie Named As Third Atomic Bomb Test
At Bikini Atoll Vice Admiral Blandy announced experiments are underway for a third atomic detonation called Test Charlie. Planned for early 1947, the Navy tests mooring methods for a ship above the blast using a mile long double line or radio controlled tow boats to hold position offshore.
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Bikini Atoll
INS
W. H. P. Blandy
Blandy
M and D Veterans Honored At Dinner Dance
World War II veterans from the Mabe and Division street district were honored at a Sunday evening dinner and dance by the M and D social club. The event featured a chicken dinner, local talent,MC Joe Goclano, and an after-dinner dance with several veterans recognized for service. Plans were made for an annual party on the first Sunday in June.
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Mabe
Division Streets
Joe Goclano
Angelo Cozza
Andy Galonio
Louis Melito
Chester Cable
Philadelphia
Michael Peluso
Fred Napadano
al Valletta
Guy Delliquadri
Joe Monaco
Fred Smarrell
Four Pitt students injured in head on crash near home
Four University of Pittsburgh students were hospitalized after a head on collision while returning from a dance. Edward Lipchak, 22, faced cuts and head injuries needing 100 stitches. George McShane, 22, head injuries and cuts. Benjamin Sykes, 24, undetermined injuries. William J. Willmor, 23, minor injuries.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Edward Lipchak
Homestead Park
George McShane
Benjamin Sykes
Duqnesne
William J. Willmor
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Tifereth Israel Services Tonight
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YMCA
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East
Washington Stat
Croton Ave
Joseph’s
Ib Peck
U.S
Navy Experimenting
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North Mercer Street
New Castle
Ali
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Robert Armbrettes Orchenteg
Sunceys
Eastern Delight Tome
CBS Netweork
Pennsylvania Power Company
Cross Jewelry
Mr. Fortyniner
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