Acheson Faces New Attacks On Formosa Policy
Secretary of State Acheson denies a link between the Communist conquest of China and the Yalta concessions as the MacArthur dismissal inquiry widens. Republicans press for the real reason MacArthur was fired while critics challenge the Formosa stance and future Korea ceasefire plans.
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Acheson
Formosa
Washington
INS
China
Russia
Roosevelt
Yalta
MacArthur
N.S
Senate
Gen
U.S
Sen
George
D. Ga
Far East
Korea
Knowland
Calif
Russell
Senate Armed Services-Foreign Relations
Gen. MacArthur
Lawrence County notes from 1951 local scene
Memorial Rose Garden at Jameson Memorial Hospital nears full bloom with hundreds of roses in season. Strip mining expands in Lawrence County along Route 422 toward Mt Jackson and near Ellwood City Portersville. New Wilmington High School caps commencement season with over 1000 graduates preparing for work or college next fall.
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Lawrence County
New Castle
Youngstown
Mt. Jackson
Ellwood City
Portersville Road
Wurtemburg
New Wilmington High School
Daily Weather Report
Increasing cloudiness with a low tonight in the 48 to 54 range. Friday looks rather cloudy with scattered showers in the south portion. United States weather statistics cover the 24 hours to 4 am today with a 72 degree high and 44 degree low and no precipitation. River stage stands at 5.7 feet. Year ago statistics show a 72 high and 52 low.
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United States
Medical Society Honors Dr. D. C. Lindley for 50 Years of Practice
Lawrence County Medical Society honors Dr. D. C. Lindley at its annual Ladies Night banquet at New Castle Country Club. About 100 members and guests attend as Lindley receives a plaque marking his 50th year in medicine after graduation from Jefferson Medical College in 1901. Dr. Lindley spent early years in Green County before practicing in New Wilmington.
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New Castle News
Don C. Lindley
New Wilmington
New Castle Country Club
Thomas Uber
Lawrence County Medical Society
Paris Shoaff
Lindley
James L. Whitehill
Beaver
Medical Society of Pennsylvania
D. C. Lindley
W. A. Worner
Viennebelle Prioletti
Vincent Prioletti
Eben L. Reid
Reid
G.N.C.A
Medical Society
Paris A. Shoaff
James Whitehill
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Jefferson Medical College
Green County
General Prac
Princess Elizabeth Captivates in Trooping Ceremony
Margaret Truman attends London trooping of the colors presided by Princess Elizabeth. Elizabeth appears in scarlet tunic on horseback with crown jewels and blue ribbon as crowds cheer. Truman notes the princess will be a regal queen.
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London
Margaret Truman
Elizabeth
George VI
Buckingham Palace
Order of the Garter
Winston
Churchill
Truman
Miss Truman
Locusts Invade Sunset Valley as Cicadas Swarm Town
City Solicitor Robert M. White reports thousands of seventeen year cicadas in Sunset Valley. He notes the noise is loud but damage from the invasion remains comparatively small, with woods to echo the sound for weeks.
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Robert M. White
Sunset Valley District
Report on Soviet Troops Concentrating Near Iran Border
Tehran reports a highly placed Iranian source saying a unusually large number of Soviet soldiers have concentrated near Iran's northern frontier. The source cannot estimate numbers and doubts these are for ordinary summer maneuvers. Observers link the mobilization to the Britain Iran oil dispute and the Azerbaijan region activity.
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Tehran
INS
Iran
Britain
Azerbaijan
Government Meat Industry In Battle Over Controls
The government and the meat industry clash over cattle controls as three major packers halt beef slaughter in Chicago to meet price ceilings. OPS remains firm no rollback rescission though some observers see a possible compromise after talks involving President Truman and western cattlemen.
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Freeman Fulbright
I. N
Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Armour
Swift
Cudahy
Wilson
Armour and Wilson
Chicago
Swit and Co
Livestock Commission
OPS
DiSalle
Truman
Notorious Nazi War Criminals Finally Hanged
Landsberg Germany June 7 seven notorious Nazi war criminals executed today by a United States army hangman in a specially built hut at Landsberg prison. Led by Oswald Pohl and including Paul Blobel Otto Ohlendorf the group faced justice after lengthy appeals, hardened appears giving way to emotion as doom arrived.
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Landsberg
Germany
United States Army
Adolf Hitler
Oswald Pohl
U. S. Supreme Court
Pohl
Blobel
Otto Ohlendorf
New Wage Ceiling Policy Is Seen In Board Action
Washington June 7 The Wage Stabilization Board approved a four cent hourly pay raise for 35000 General Motors workers based on higher output gains and no passenger car price boosts. The panel urged staff to clear the raise for up to one million CIO United Auto workers if GM confirms the rise won t be used to argue higher price ceilings. The session focused on negotiating a new wage ceiling to replace the old formula. The existing plan allows raises up to 10 per cent above Jan 15 1950 without board approval with hardship cases needing board clearance for higher boosts.
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Washington
Johnston
Death Record for Matilda Buck and Mrs Wasyl Michalejko
Matilda Buck, 84, of Apollo Pennsylvania is listed in the death records. Mrs Wasyl Michalejko, aged 06, of 908 North Liberty Street is also noted in the obituary listing.
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Miss Matilda Buck
Apollo
Wasyl Michalejko
North Liberty Street
Two British Diplomats Burgess And MacLean Missing
London reports confirm Guy Burgess and Donald MacLean, both senior diplomats, vanished after a May 25 departure. Police from Scotland Yard and French authorities search for the pair said to be in a position to know all critical details. MacLean, married to Melinda Darling since 1940, and Burgess were linked to the Washington embassy in prior years.
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Washington
Guy Burgess
London
Great Britain
Burgess
Donald MacLean
Moscow
Scotland Yard
MacLean
Melinda Darling
British
Foreign Office
London Daily Express
The
Daily Herald
Mayor Haven Seeks Parley To End Shenango Bus Strike
Mayor John F Haven initiates talks to end the Shenango Valley Transportation Company bus stoppage affecting New Castle Farrell Sharon and Sharpsville. He plans a meeting with Ro land Fisher bus operators union and President Samuel Friedman of the company after contacting Sharon and Farrell leaders. The union seeks a ten percent raise while the company proposed six cents per hour.
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John F. Haven
Shenango Valley Transportation Company
New Castle
Farrell
Sharon
Sharpsville
Myron Jones
Jones
Levant
Burgess
Haven
Samuel Friedman
Roland Fisher
Bus Operators Union
Mystery in Congressmen's Paris trip to Eisenhower
A 16 member House group plans to depart for Paris to discuss with Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. Chairman Richards of the House Foreign Affairs Committee says the Defense Department proposed the trip and the State Department concurred. Rep. Vorys, Rep. Herter, and Rep. Smith comment on the unclear motive and timing of the mission.
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Washington
House
Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richards
S. C
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Defense Department
State Department
Rep
Vorys
Ohio
Eisenhower
P. Herter
Mass
Smith
Wis
Foreign Affairs Committee
Fifty Perish in Rio Train Truck Blast
An estimated fifty people were burned to death when a Brazilian passenger train struck a gasoline tank truck stalled on tracks near Nova Iguassu station in Rio de Janeiro state. Many others were injured as the first three cars were destroyed by a blast of flame.
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Rio DE Janeiro
INS
Nova Iguassu
Freighter Rita Limps Toward Norfolk Amid Water Intake
The 900 ton freighter Rita, escorted by navy and coast guard ships, limped toward Norfolk 15 miles east of Cape Henry at 9 a.m. with water pouring into her holds. The 250 foot vessel and crew of 22 resumed voyage after four hours of pumping.
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Norfolk
INS
Rita
Navy
Coast Guard
Cape Henry
Degree Work Of Consistory Continued At Reunion
The 88th reunion of the Coordinate Bodies of the Valley of New Castle Consistory will continue this afternoon and evening with degree work for a large class. Visitors are expected for the closing days, with officers to be elected and a class name chosen this afternoon. The 32nd degree will be conferred Friday afternoon, Commander-in-Chief John H Templeton announced.
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Valley of New Castle
John H. Templeton
Pittsburgh banker elected president of Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Robert C. Downie president of the People's First National Bank and Trust Co. of Pittsburgh was elected president of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association at the convention closing session. George C. Rutledge of the Johnstown Bank & Trust Co. was named vice president and James G. Thompson Jr. of the First National Bank of Middleburg became treasurer.
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Atlantic City
N. J
INS
Robert C. Downie
People’s First National Bank and Trust Co
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
PBA
Donald P. Horsey
First National Bank of Conshohocken
George C. Rutledge
Johnstown Bank & Trust Co
James G. Thompson, Jr
First National Bank of Middleburg
Allied push to Kumhwa-Chorwon iron triangle faces heavy Chinese defense
East front reports brutal clashes as UN forces advance toward Kumhwa and Chorwon meet stiff Chinese artillery and counterattacks. In mid-Korea heavy resistance slows the drive while western columns gain ground toward Chorwon. an enemy battalion north of Yongong repelled and 115 Reds killed with 20 captured.
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Acme
Korea
Iron Triangle
United Nations
Chorwon
Kumhwa
Haye
Red Building
Chail
I. N
Tokyo
Mumhwa
North Korea
Kumhwa-Chorwon- Pyongyang
mid-Korea
Hwachon
Parallel 38
Eighth Army
Yongong
Yonchon
Yongpyong
Three Pennsylvania Men Die in Kelly AFB Plane Crash
A C-97 military transport crashed on takeoff from Kelly Air Force Base near San Antonio, killing nine service members. Among the victims were Capt. Harry V. Weiss of Willow Grove, Pa., Cpl. Joseph L. Dewsnap of Bristol, Pa., and M/Sgt. Russell W. Adams of Hadley, Pa. The four engine aircraft destroyed two nearby buildings in the fire.
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San Antonio
Tex
INSI
Pennsylvania
Kelly Air Force Base
Harry V. Weiss
Duffield Avenue
Willow Grove
Joseph L. Dewsnap
Woodside Avenue
Bristol
Russell W. Adams
Hadley
Military Air Transport Service
End of School Session Arrives with Summer Break
Arthur Memeter notes the final classroom day as students prepare for dismissal by noon tomorrow. The piece highlights summer plans ranging from jobs and trips to lazy days, with a warm 36 degree day marking the transition.
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Sen. Smith
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Portersville
Pa Nene
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United Confederate Veterans
Wilmington Junction
Neshanmock Creek
Daily Weather Report
John E. Carlova
Tom Agoston
Felix Cotten
Charles A. Smith
LN. 8S
Mayor Haven
Pyong. Gang
By Raymond Wilcove
Downie
Gen. Eisenhower
D-Day’ Beach
Omaha Beach
Normandy
France
Europe
Ike
Atlantic Pact
U.N
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