Pennsylvania GI School Abuses Prompt Federal Indictments
Representative Teague reports 63 Pennsylvania GI education cases referred for prosecution and audits of 90 schools. He warns of widespread abuses revealed after a three day hearing and says two U S attorneys are needed to handle the cases as the program risks mediocrity and scandal due to administrative failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
INS
Pennsylvania
Olin E. Teague
Texas
Commonwealth
United States
Teague
General Accounting Office
Veterans Administration
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Visitors From Wales Attend Southside Church Service
At the First Congregational church on East Reynolds street Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas of Llansamlet Wales attended prayer services. Thomas, a 25 year deacon and treasurer of Llansamlet Calvinistic Methodist Church, spoke on Wales church conditions. The couple visits the United States with their son John Thomas and family of Baltimore and relatives in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
East Reynolds Street
Richard Thomas
Llansamlet
South Wales
William Thomas
Annealer
Wilmington Road
Thomas
Churches of
Baltimore
Youth For Christ Group Plans Leesburg Meeting
Youth for Christ will assemble at Leesburg Presbyterian Church in Leesburg on Saturday evening June 9 at 8 oclock. Rev George Larber pastor of the Church of the Nazarene will speak. Mrs Earl Ramsey reports her daughter Jo Ann Tucker five years old was bitten by a dog owned by O B Pollock on Meyer Avenue and a physician treated the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
Leesburg Presbyterian Church
George Larber
Church of the Nazarene
Earl Ramsey
Highland Avenue
Jo Ann Tucker
O. B. Pollock
Meyer Avenue
W S W S Honors Mothers at Wesley Banquet
The Women’s Society of World Service at Emmanuel E U B church hosted 48 guests at Wesley Methodist for a Mothers Day banquet. Mrs. Millard Lund led the invocation as a program followed, including a play Ten Famous Women and performances by Betty Donley Betty Durlesser and others. Prizes went to Mrs. Helen Sallmen oldest mother and Mrs. Bernard Seiler youngest. special prize to Mrs. Russell Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of World Service
Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Wesley Methodist Church
Millard Lund
W.S.W.S
H. H. Grove
Arthur Durlesser
Bernard Seiler
F. M. McPheeters
Lund
Betty
Barbara Donley
Betty Durlesser
Harry Gere
McPheeters
Marilyn Stoner
Kay McPheeters
Russell Thompson
Helen Sallmen
John Stoner
Sunny Ave Annual School Picnic Draws 350 Attendees
Sunny Avenue annual school picnic was held on the school grounds Tuesday with over 350 in attendance. Faculty members of Union High and Sunny Avenue schools, parents and students were guests of the Sunny Avenue Mother's Club. Games and contests began at 10 a.m with Mrs Forrest Farrington in charge. Contest winners included Wanda Zuzow and others across first to sixth grades. Exhibits featured a German article collection, stamps, insignia, artificial flowers and albums. Picnic lunch and refreshments were served by the Mother's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Avenue
Union High
Sunny Avenue Mother's Club
Forrest Farrington
Wanda Zuzow
Margaret Fowler
John Fuga
Gail Milton
Linda Madison
Carmen Micco
Ann Funkhouser
Eddie Hanna
Thomas Lewis
Bobby Glass
Gary Johnson
Floyd Shuler
John Duda
Dallas Travers
John Pirkalla
Mother's Club
Frances Covelli
Thais Shuler
Potato Growers To Meet In Potter County July 26 27
Several thousand potato growers and families will travel to Potato City in Potter County for the annual field day sponsored by the Pennsylvania Co operative Potato Growers association. A potato blossom queen for 1951 52 will be chosen with contests in potato picking loading and demonstrations of farming machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
INS
Potter County
Pennsylvania Co-operative Potato Growers Association
Medical Society Honors New 50 Year Member
Dr. Lindley, honored for a half century of medical work, received a plaque and shared reminiscences from his New Castle practice focused on eye, ear, nose, and throat. Fellow physicians Dr. J. R. Cooper and Dr. John Foster also marked 50 years, as Dr. Vincent Dorcy was noted but absent due to illness. Luke Barnett impersonated Dr Koreco, delivering humor and stories after a serious talk on socialized medicine. The society will resume meetings in September after a summer break.
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Lindley
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New Castle
Lawrence County Medical Society
J. R. Cooper
John Foster
Vincent Dorcy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dorey
D. Hourican
Stephen Koreco
Luke Barnett
Medical Society
Mystery in Trip to See Gen Eisenhower
A congressional group seeks Eisenhower access as lawmakers push the 8.5 billion dollar foreign aid bill. Herter cites risks of setting a precedent for international testimony and notes Eisenhower’s NATO role could trigger inquiries from other nations. A Senate visit to Eisenhower is likely, with final decision depending on Europe developments. The delegation includes eight foreign affairs members and four from armed services and appropriations.
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Smith
Congress
U. S
Herter
Senate
Eisenhower
Richards
Washington
Europe
Foreign Affairs Committee
Armed Services and Appropriations Committees
Allied advances face light Chinese contact near Yonchon and Chorwon
North of the 38th Parallel UN forces report light contact with Chinese infantry near Yonchon and along the Chorwon road. Artillery support enables UN tanks and troops while heavy Red artillery slows progress north of Inje on Thursday.
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Inje
Notorious Nazi war criminals finally hanged
The article reports the execution of notable war criminals including Pohl and SS officers Wer ner Braune and Erich Naumann at Landsberg. It notes the unidentified army hangman carried out the task, calling it the last execution at Landsberg, while wives were informed of their husbands’ deaths and authorities imposed tight security amid angry German reaction.
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Pohl
Werner Braune
Erich Naumann
George Schellermanr
Hans Schmitt
Landsberg
Miss Truman Praises Color Troops In Cold Review
Mrs Truman sat in the distinguished visitors' stand wearing a cape and blue dress and shivered through a long military review. She said the color trooping display surely must be the greatest show of pomp in the world.
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Wasyl Michalojko and Others
Death notices for Mrs Wasyl Michalojko aged 65 of 903 North Liberty Street who died at 1 25 am at her son Joseph Michalojko’s home on Moody Avenue after a lingering illness. Also notices for Francis Bartberger Harry Lusher Thomas and Miss Matilda Black with funeral details and burial plans. Fear of the number 13 referenced with Norse origins and the 1707 Act of Union.
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Josephine Michalojko
North
Liberty Street
Joseph Michalojko
Moody Avenue
Michalejko
Galicia
Poland
Andrew Gurgacz
The
Madonna Church
Z.N.P. Lodge
Group 411
Holy Rosary of the Madonna Church
Wasyl
Joseph
Stephen
San Louis
Obispo
Calif
Walter
Michael
Julian Gurgacz
Wampum
Noga Funeral
A. Koziatek
Madonna Cemetery
South Mill
Reynolds Street
Bartberger
Francis Bartberger
Burke
Carl Ryhal
Albert Bartberger
James Bloise
Raymond Hoch
Thomas Busin
Carl Appel
King’s Chapel Cemetery
Ryhal
Matilda Black
Apollo
New Castle
King’s Brother Funeral Home
Turner's Delegation Denies Goverment Offers on Cattle Relief
Reporters gauge views on rollback rules and the president's invitation led by former Oklahoma Gov Roy J Turner and M J Flynn of Kansas City Mo Observers recall Economic Stabilizer Johnston telling the House Agriculture Committee orders would be reconsidered if cattle industry proves permanent hardship The Turner delegation reportedly offered a compromise solution but Turner and Flynn deny offering or receiving any offers from the government
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Okahoma
Roy J. Turner
M. J. Flynn
Kansas City
Johnston
House Agriculture Committee
Southwestern Cattle Raisers
Turner
Flynn
British diplomats suspended retroactively after disappearance
Two British diplomats were suspended from their posts retroactive to June 1 after their disappearance. A spokesman said there was no evidence they took official papers, despite earlier reports. The United States reported 97.3 percent literacy in 1949.
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United States
Pa Newe Observes Souvenir Hunters Near Old Bridge
Souvenir hunters pick up wood splinters to recall the old bridge, one of the few left intact. The city notes another fountain missing this year on East Street beside the former city building. Streets department workers paint no parking zones yellow along curbs in various sections. Cherry season thrives countywide with birds consuming unharvested fruit while crops appear abundant.
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Pa Newce
East Street
Streets Department
Degree Work of Consistory Continues With Events
The four day Consistory meeting continues with Friday entertainment at the Field Club starting 1 30 pm. Ladies of the class will appear as guests at a tea and program and later at the Cathedral for dinner and an evening program. Visitors have attended from distant places including the Panama Canal Zone.
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Panama Canal Zone
Acheson Defends Cease Fire Policy Amid New Attacks
Senate debate centers on why Gen. Acheson insists U S support for a January cease fire proposal did not signal appeasement. He says the vote kept negotiations open and UN backing for condemning Red China in Korea. Critics fear a Reds acceptance would embarrass the U S. Labrador climate note follows.
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Gen. MacArthur
George
Acheson
United States
Formosa
Red China
U.S
Card Of Thanks For Kindness After Bereavement
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement. Gracious thanks for the flowers and cars donated from CRACRAFT 7a.
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G.I
Wales
Southside
Youth For Christ
Sunny Ave
Albert H. Millican, Jr
Darlington
Julian Goldman
Mud
38Th
Defense Department
International
Dr. Dorcy
Gen. Eisenhower
Miss Truman
Wasyl Michalojko
England
Scotland
Richard L Davis
AAA
Cunningham
Weingartner
New York
N. Y. Drese Institute
Pa Newe
Smith’s
Lephone
Labrador
Germany
D! Scholls
Perelman’s
Imo EB
Washinston St
Kerr’s
Jesse N
N. Mili St
Jack Gerson
Zour Jeweler
Washington St
Butz Flowers
Druschel
Cozza & Dominicus
Savannah Road
Pearson and Taylor Sts
Beck Floral Shop
Jefferson St
Eastbrook
Superior Land and Supply CO
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