Ratification Of Atlantic Pact In Senate Predicted
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Connally of Texas predicted ratification of the North Atlantic pact by an overwhelming majority in the Senate. The committee approved the pact 13 to 0 and favorably reported the treaty in its signed form with a joint report. Eleven nations joined the United States: Great Britain Canada France Belgium Holland Portugal Denmark Iceland Norway Luxembourg and Italy.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
Texas
United States
U. S
Congress
Great Britain
Canada
France
Belgium
Holland
Portugal
Denmark
Iceland
Norway
Luxembourg
Italy
Plane with 81 aboard crashes off Puerto Rico coast
A Strato Freight C-46 transport plane carrying 57 adults and 18 babies crashed into the sea off Point Salinas near Catano, four miles west of San Juan. It floated six minutes before sinking. survivors reached rocks or shore as Coast Guard and Air Force searched. Pilot saved. cause unknown. Aircraft designed to carry 40 troops.
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Point Salinas
Catano
Miami
Strato Freight, Inc
San Juan
Coast Guard
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Romanians organize new national committee in Washington
A new Romanian national committee has formed in Washington led by Gen. Nicolae Radescu, former Romanian prime minister. The 10 members represent Romania's three main democratic parties the National Peasant Liberal and Independent Socialist.
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NEW Romanian National Committee
Washington
Nicolae Radescu
Romania
National Peasant
Liberal
Independent
Socialist
International
State Starts Campaign for Proper Sanitation
State inspectors report increased work to align roadside refreshment stands with health standards. While most camps parks and stands aim for cleanliness some outlets attempt to bypass rules. Inspectors note public demand drives better hygiene and emphasize food handling safety to prevent disease.
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Vaux
Lewis Drafts His Answer to Operators
The SCPA accuses Lewis of being wrong unfair unrealistic and emotional about issues. He says operators are hog-tied and hamstrung by the current coal contract Moody calls the industry financed UMW welfare program a financial quicksand. The SCPA chief says southern producers are eager to sign a new contract with the UMW and will stay until it is finished.
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SCPA
Lewis
Moody
UMW
Sharon New Castle Reciprocal Tax Pact Adjusts Credits
Sharon and New Castle approve a reciprocal tax agreement to ease earned income tax by crediting residents for taxes paid where they work outside the commonwealth. The measure targets workers taxed at their place of employment outside the state.
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Sharon
New Castle
Westminster College Graduates Largest Class on Monday
Westminster College celebrated its largest graduating class as commencement ceremonies moved from Old Main to South Terrace. Benjamin F. Fairless delivered the address and was awarded Doctor of Laws, while several clergy and community leaders received honorary degrees. The event included awards for scholarships and poetry and history prizes, with graduates listed by name and hometown across multiple departments.
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Old Main
South Terrace
Will W. Orr
Fairless
Russell Weller
Cleveland
Alumni Association
John Orr
Will Orr
Benjamin F. Fairless
James Hiram Blackwood
Mt. Lebanon
Arthur Edward French
Washington, Pa
William Scott McMunn
Butler
Ferdimore Edward Wogan
Mercer
Deaths Of The Day In Memory Of Mrs Blackwood And Others
Death notices detail the June 6 Jameson Memorial Hospital passing of Mrs. James M. Blackwood of 203 Pearson Street after pneumonia. Also listed are obituaries for Jacqueline Haswell, William Chapman, Benjamin Nye, Francesco Ludovici, Ronald Barbati, and David McRoberts, with families, service details, and burial plans.
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Sarah Edith Magee Blackwood
James M. Blackwood
Pearson Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Martha Wilson
Mabel Fisher
James Blackwood
George A. Magee
Perry Township
Allan W
Thomas B. Magee
Helen McKinney
Ellwood Ity
D.D
Oak Park Cemetery
Francesco Ludovici
East Sutton Street
DeCarbo Funeral
James S. Lipiano
Italian Christian Church
Taylor Street
Lipiano
Rose Lipiano
Mary Pallett
Albert
John Malandro
Anthony
Joseph Pallett
Andrew Parillo
James Bigley
Greenwood Cemetery
Expressions of thanks for kindness after bereavement
The McHattie family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindness sympathy and flowers during their recent bereavement. They also appreciate cars donated by Mrs John W McHattie and family.
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John W, McHattie
Memorial units funded at New Castle Hospital by WWII doctors
Thirteen New Castle doctors who served as medical officers in World War II funded ten memorial units at the hospital. The contributions name locations such as the main lobby the vestibule the gift shop and snack bar the X ray viewing room the X ray control room the doctors coat room the medical library and the four bed ward among others. Donors include the Flaherty family in memory of Patrick J. Flaherty William DeCarbo the Ladies Auxiliary of New Castle Hospital Dr F E Eakin John C Watert Paul s Pharmacy Dr John P Prioletti Dr W E Flannery and Dr Nathan Ginsburg with several anonymous gifts.
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Flaherty
Patrick J. Flaherty
William DeCarbo
New Castle Hospital
F. E. Eakin
John C. Watert
Paul's Pharmacy
John P. Prioletti
W. E. Flannery
Nathan Ginsburg
Hospital board member to discuss expansion on air
William A. Francis, vice chairman of the employees division of the $595 000 New Castle Hospital campaign, will go on the air tonight at 7 15 over Station WEST. His subject is A Community Challenge.
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William A. Francis
New Castle Hospital Board of Directors
New Castle Hospital
Station West
New Galilee Residents and visitors show weekend activity
Mrs Joseph Grizzetti and daughter Judy left for California. Scout troop 461 and scoutmaster William E Hopple spent the weekend at Camp Baker camporee. Various residents from Beaver Falls Rochester New Castle Darlington Monaco and Enon Valley visited friends and family in the area Saturday and Sunday.
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Joseph Grizzetti
Judy
California
Boy Scout
William E. Hopple
Camp Baker Camporee
Lee Juffman
Rochester
Carl Householder
Beaver Falls
Lee Huffman
Fred Jenkins
Alfred Campbell
Darlington
Maggie McFarlin
William Buchanan
Big Beaver Township
Ella Harbison
Arthur Calvin
New Castle
Tom Stein
James Moore
Walter Veon
Robert Lee Yoho and Sons
Enon Valley
John Yoho
Ella Lane
Monaco
al Dickson
Butler
Charles Davis
Raymond Shuster
Koppel
Harlow Shuster
Hopes Diminish for Berlin Agreement at Conference
Western statesmen reacted to Vyshinsky’s rejection of the Berlin program as a setback. Acheson Bevin and Schuman warned that Moscow’s terms blocked progress and would expand Soviet veto power over Berlin’s routine matters.
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Moscow
Acheson
Berlin
Kommandatura
Bevin
Schuman
State Plans Garage at Armory and Storage Sheds for Planes
The military announces new construction to build a garage at the armory to house medical units and later add storage sheds for planes of the 229th. Stables will be repurposed as repair shops for local units. Similar projects are planned at Punxsutawney and Indiantown Gap. Canton Jade colors vary across green black white and cream with rare yellow red and mauve stones.
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229Th
Punxsutawney
Indiantown Gap
Military Affairs Department
Former Resident Honored At College
Frederick Braitling Fowler son of Mr and Mrs Frederick A Fowler formerly residents of Laurel Boulevard Laurel City has been elected to Kappa Mu Epsilon at the College of Wooster Ohio He is a sophomore after two years in the service New York Westinghouse jet engineers aim to cut fuel use with hopes of 25 percent savings soon and 50 percent in ten years
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Frank) Nye
South Bay Street
Howard L. Reynolds
Adams Street
George Fissel
Oak Park Cemetery
Nye
Butler County
Ellwood City
Elizabeth Davis Nye
Benjamin Burr Nye
New Castle
Grace Bible Community Church
A. F. of
L. Construction Union
Margaret Elizabeth Lytle
Frederick Braitling Fowler
Frederick A. Fowler
Youngstown
Ohio
Laurel Boulevard
College of Wooster
New York
Westinghouse Jet Engineers
Duff To Appoint New Welfare And Governor's Secretaries
Harrisburg reports Gov. James H. Duff will name a new state welfare secretary and a new governor's secretary soon before leaving for the governors conference in Colorado Springs. He seeks successors for Charles R. Barber, now state treasurer, and David R. Perry, newly sworn member of the liquor control board. Potential nominees include Emlyn Jones for welfare and Charles F. Rugaber for governor's secretary.
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Harrisburg
INS
James H. Duff
Colorado Springs
Colo
Charles R. Barber
David R. Perry
Duff
Liquor Control Board
Emlyn Jones
Johnstown
Charles F. Rugaber
NSW Cabinet Eyes 1956 World Exhibition in Sydney
The New South Wales cabinet will consider hosting an international exhibition in Sydney in 1956 to attract overseas visitors for the Melbourne Olympic Games. Sydney intends other attractions to draw tourists.
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