Renew Search In North Sea After Bomber Crash
Seventeen American planes and three British aircraft resumed a search for survivors of the August 29 North Sea crash. A dinghy, possibly with two people, was sighted northeast of Great Yarmouth but later no trace was found. Rescue boats continued the hunt for hours as four survivors from the Amelia bomber were rescued, three crew members were found dead, and four others remained missing.
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London
Strerafl
North Sea
Great Yarmouth
Great Yarmooth
Blame Placed For Theft Of Top Secret Documents
In New York authorities ordered a raid amid fears of a leak within OSS. Investigators found no sign of insider theft at 655, while pointing to the State Department and Amerasia as the likely source of hundreds of confidential and top secret documents. Senate probe details cited by J Edgar Hoover surfaced as calls for vigorous prosecution grew.
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Ations
New York
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Doering
State Department
Office of Amerasia
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Congressor
Senate
Fal
J. Edgar Hoover
Amerasia
Sen
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Hoover
Inglib
Sweet Adeline Composer Denounces Critics
The composer of Sweet Adeline defends the song after claims of a Catholic background fall flat. In an interview, he calls the tune very nice and dismisses critics as off key. He notes his New York charter membership in the Barbershop Quartet Society.
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Sweet Adeline
Milk Strike in Pittsburgh Deepens Hardship
Pittsburgh workers faced a milk strike now in its third week since the union's 1931 charter. Despite protests, the union arranged to supply milk for hospitals homes and patients needing milk in their diets, ensuring infants invalids and others remain fed.
Truman vows continued U S aid for world recovery
President Truman, in Missouri after attending a reunion of his World War I unit, outlined steps to sustain Western Europe’s recovery after the Marshall Plan. He pressed for ongoing North Atlantic pact military aid until free nations can deter Soviet attack and argued for a six point plan to bridge the dollar gap and guide eventual reductions as economies stabilize. He noted aims to maintain normal trade and investment while aid programs phase down.
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Derree
Truman
Missouri University
35Th Division
St. Louis
Columbia
Aluis
United States
Western Europe
U. S
Free Nations
Russia
New Charges in McCarthy Inquiry Cite Acheson Loan
Senator McCarthy presents new charges alleging a $30,000 loan facilitated by Dean Acheson, then Assistant Secretary of State. He claims Acheson had authority to approve the loan and accuses the administration of war-mongering while allowing enemy elements to operate with impunity.
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United States
Acheson
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Lown
Washlington Jae Fam
State Department
McCarthy
Poland
Pline
Start Work In High School Auditorium
New Castle Senior High plans a major auditorium renovation before the next school test. A new stage floor will be laid, seating reduced from 650 to 580, and a larger orchestra pit added. New curtains, stage rigging, window ropes, and upgraded lighting will be installed.
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New Castle Senior High
Clare B. Book
New Castle High
First Methodists Children’s Event at North Jefferson Church
Sunday morning at the First Methodist church North Jefferson street the usual Children’s Day exercises will take place at 10 51 a clock A public address system has been installed to let the audience hear the children's voices The program opens with Rev J A Gaiser giving the invocation followed by the program led by the beginners department superintendent Mrs Dallas Sloan The primary department program will be directed by Mrs Samuel McCleary Jr the junior department by Mrs George Morris and the teenage group by Jack French Diplomas will be awarded to the graduates of the church school.
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First Methodist
North Jefferson
J. A. Gaisér
Dallas Sloan
Samuel McCleary, Jr
George Morris
Jack French
Church School
Warning on war strength by Bradley and funding fears
Gen Bradley warned against spending the country into collapse while defending the peace and noted the 300 billion dollars spent to win World War I. He said going 3 to 4 billion into the hole may be needed for a few years, while Eisenhower and McNeil cited a substantial increase in guided missile and ordnance funding with top priority for American defenses.
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U. S
Gallars
W. J. McNeil
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bradley
Mail Service Change Implemented for Carriers
The new mail delivery routine requires carriers to work through a full day’s accumulation before departing. Most of Thursday’s mail was prepared in advance, and deliveries will adjust over several days as workers adapt to the updated route schedules.
Parent-Teachers County Council Meeting Tonight
The Lawrence county P T A council announces a special meeting this evening to form a new executive committee and address business under way at the V C A building.
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Parent-Teachers‘ County Council
Lawrence County
P.T.A. Council
C.A
Mao Sel Gh
Deaths Of The Day Mrs James F Mitchell and others
Obituaries list several local deaths with details of survivors ages places and church services. Mrs James F Mitchell born 1868 in Ireland dies at home after illness. Theodore R Miller aged 38 in Los Angeles. Mrs Julia Kolodziejski born 1892 Poland. Mrs George H Jinks dies in New Castle hospital. services and burial plans noted for multiple families in New Castle and nearby areas.
Howard Appointed Safety Engineer
John Howard of 401 North Shee ange street has been appointed safety engineer with the Bolin Drive-A Way Co in Cleveland Ohio. Rew Eugene Lundberg of Joliet MI will present a concert at 7 30 Sunday evening at Mission Covenant church in Bessemer announced by Rev Jerome Ahistedt. Lundberg studied voice at Drake University Des Moines and has served in Mission Covenant churches in Minnesota Michigan and New York City before entering full time sacred concert work. He traveled in 1947 with the Swedish Christian Male Chorus of Chicago on their Sweden tour.
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John Howard
North
Sheeange Street
Bolin Drive-A~ Way Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Bessemer Cilr ' Rew
Eugene Lundberg
Joliet
Mission Covenant Church of
Bessemer
Jerome Ahistedt
Lundberg
Des Moines
Iowa
Drake University
Mission Covenant
Minnesota
Michigan
New York City
Swedish Christian Male Chorus
Chicago
Sweden
Girl Scout Office to Open Saturday for Registrations
The Girl Scout office at Greer building North Mercer Street will operate Saturday from 9 to 12 to handle registrations. Registrations are pouring in, so extended hours are needed. stamps and books for enrollment are part of the process as materials arrive daily at local headquarters.
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Greer Buidling
North Mercer Street
Youngstown Grad Howard W Brest Receives Arts Degree
Howard W Brest of 119 Warren Avenue was graduated last night from Youngstown College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in solar science. A World War II veteran, he served in both European and Pacific theaters. he is the son of Mr and Mrs David A Brest of Walma.
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Howard W. Brent
Warren Avenue
Youngstown College
Mr. Brest
Pad Ars
David A. Brest
Walma
U N Secretary Seeks Break China Deadlock
U N Secretary General urges patience as he pursues a policy to bring Communist China into representational talks. He predicts a breakthrough after further travel and talks with President Truman Premier Stalin and other leaders, keeping doors open for negotiations.
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U. N
China
U.N
Stenzil
Truman
Stalin
Acheson
Iself
Preparations for New Church Contract Underway
Congregation will review competing bids for a new church to be built on a five and a half acre plot in Neshawnock township just south of Walmo. Construction is slated to begin soon after contract approval with a target completion mid summer 1951. Post 528 to Meet at Elks Home.
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Neshawnock Township
Walmo
Charles Young
American Legion
Elks
Frank Bailey
Probe Theft Of Documents In Amerasia Case
A federal grand jury in New York indicted William M. Remington and pursued a widening Amerasia case probe. The panel has also implicated Brigadier General Julius Holmes, former White House aide James K. Vardeman Jr., and other officials tied to earlier arrests and investigations, with perjury charges arising in connection to the case.
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New York
William M. Remington
Amerasia
Julius Holmes
Amorasta
James K. Vardeman, Jr
White House
Judith Coplon
Valentin Gubitehey
James M. McInennery
Justice Department
FHS
Myron Gurnea
D. M. Ladd
Hemington
Matiday
Commerce Department
Pus
Mrs Margaret Clapie Moore Dies At Girard
Mrs Margaret Clapie Moore aged 16 wife of Harry Moore of Girard Ohio died at the home of her daughter in Girard after a five months illness. Born in New Castle October 18 1873 she was daughter of John P and Mary A Clapie. She was a member of Trinity Lutheran church Girard. Survived by husband two sons and several sisters and brothers. Services 3 pm Saturday at late residence with Rev P J Sinner. Burial Girard Liberty Union cemetery. About 42 000 000 Americans are overweight.
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James F. Mitchell
Ellie Mitchell
Morrissey
Bluff Street
Yhe
Bogn
Ireland
Samyee
Elizateth Madigan Morrissey
St. Mary's Church
Zehner
North
Beaver Street
John, Kolodziejski
Julia Kolodziejski
John Kolodziejski
Hanna Street
New Cast Hospital
Kolodziejski
Kulvburg
Poland
SS. Philip and James’ehnech
John Kolodzielski
Helen Spenci
Textha Beleyt
Detrott
Mich
Frances Buk
Genevieve
Sophia
Hempstead
Stella Davis
John Koledziejuki
Mastain
SS. Philp
James’ Church
Res
Margaret Clapie Moore
Harry Moore
Kline Street
Girard
Ohio
Fomerly
Michard WW. Williams
Stain
New Castle
John P
Mary A. Clapte
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Richard W. Williams
Howard L. Moore
Cirard
Sue Clapie
This City
Ancle Moore
Sharpsville
Tillie Mechling
Pearl McMurray
Ilyson
Charles E. Clapies
Cleveland
Fiizabeth Heller
William J. Clapie
P. J. Sinner
Trinity
Lutheran Church
Girard Liberty Union Cemetery
Unemployment Up Slightly in May
Nearly 1800 Lawrence county residents drew unemployment compensation in May, per county employment office head Francis R. Maffet. The May totals show 1598 claimants, down from 1843 in April, with 24 placements through the office including 41 unskilled, 41 semi-skilled, 41 service and domestic, 27 clerical and sales, 22 skilled, and 2 professional positions.
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Lawrence County
Francis R. Maffet
Private Barnhart Drowns Near Morrisville Grave Pit
Private George W. Barnhart, 26, of Lorain Ohio, drowned while swimming with six others in an abandoned grave pit at Morrisville Pennsylvania. Barnhart had been transferred to Fort Dix New Jersey as a medical corpsman with the 1263rd Army Service Unit. He drove from Trenton New Jersey to Van Scoyd's Lake with a Fort Dix soldier and two civilian couples.
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Barnhart
Morrisville
George WV. Bacahiftt
Lorain
Ohio
Morerlayilie
Fort Dix
Nut
1263Rd Army Service
Trenton
N.J
van Scivoy's Lake
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