Truman Tours Canada After Parliament Visit
President Truman is welcomed as a tourist in Canada after addressing Parliament on international matters. He travels by motor to the Seignory Club at Montebello Quebec for relaxation and golf, with a luncheon arranged by Ambassador Atherton. The trip includes a Laurier House dinner with Prime Minister King and a Niagara Falls stop on the way home where he will decide on a proposed four billion dollar tax cut and labor-control measures.
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Niagara Falls
Gardens Flourish Amid Weather News Across Pa Newe District
Pa Newe notes Gardens of the Butler avenue district thriving with lettuce onions beans and corn. Croton district reports wind damaged trees from Saturday storm. A resident suggests marked crosswalk zones near playgrounds to protect children. A new strip mining project begins west of the city about six miles north of route 422 in Five Points. An Amish farmer in New Wilmington works despite weather with a four horse hitch. Walmo intersection torn up for new paving connections at New Castle side.
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Fordham Seismograph Records Severe Pacific Earthquake
Fordham University's seismograph recorded a very severe earthquake centered about 9 400 miles from New York in the South Pacific, likely in the Dutch East Indies, with the event detected today.
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Fordham University
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Daily Weather Report Summary for United States
Weather report shows 24 hour period ending 9 am with max 90 and min 52, precipitation .05 inches, river stage 9 feet. Year ago same date recorded max 87 and min 55 with 11 inches of precipitation.
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United States
First Woman To Reach Mt. McKinley Top
Barbara Washburn becomes the first woman to summit Mt. McKinley and speaks by radiophone from 20,000 feet. She recalls altitude sickness and endurance challenges faced by her party, detailing ascent from 18,000 to 19,200 feet and views of Mt. Foraker as a blizzard loomed.
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Striking Soft Coal Miners Return To Jobs
Western Pennsylvania soft coal miners ended a three day walkout to protest the Taft Hartley bill. Mines reopened including two Bethlehem Steel collieries and Robena pit. CAO reported 225000 tons of production lost since strikes began. Miners opposed a clause banning union control of health and welfare funds.
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Robena
Rev Francis Ginocchi to be ordained at St Vincents Latrobe
Francis Louis Ginocchi son of Mr and Mrs Gennaro Ginoceni of 1008 Pollock avenue will be ordained to the priesthood by Archbishop Hugh C Boyle at St Vincent Archabbey Latrobe on June 15 ceremonies begin 8 am He is a Lincoln Garfield Benjamin Franklin graduate and attended St Fidelis and St Vincent Seminaries He participated in multiple seminary societies and activities. An adjacent field house project near the senior high school was revived with land purchase or condemnation discussed Director Howard Reynolds noted no definite plan yet and an investigation will determine land acquisition steps A Seventh Ward petition seeks closure of a small alley near the Presbyterian church to allow school playground use Solicitor Robert L Wallace will present the petition to court The New Castle Hospital School of Nursing received permission to use the auditorium of Benjamin Franklin junior high
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Gennaro Ginoceni
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Hugh C. Boyle
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Pittsburgh
St. Vincent Archabbey
Latrobe
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Lincoln-Garfield School
Benjamin Franklin High
St. Fidelis Seminary
St. Vincent Seminary
St. Vincent
St. Thomas Homiletic and Literary Society
Howard L. Reynolds
Leslie Brindle
Seventh Ward
Presbyterian Church
Robert L. Wallace
New Castle Hospital School of Nursing
Benjamin Franklin Junior High
Valley of New Castle
Good Fellowship
David W. Rees
Ermie £. Branstetter
Greer Memorial
Commandier-in-Chief
St. Welty O. Rugh
Railway Strike in France Ends After Five Day Walkout
Paris reports the five day railway strike ended with workers gaining substantial wage concessions. Most stations reopened while Gare de l Est workers voted on returning to work after an informal handshake show of hands produced a tie, prompting a secret ballot. Premier Ramadier warned longer stoppage would have hurt the economy.
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G I Missing 1944 Found in Normandy Farm Arrest
FRANKFURT June 12 An American GI reported missing in August 1944 was found alive after French gendarmes arrested him on a Normandy farm. Pvt. Martin J Pa pula of Plymouth Pennsylvania landed on Omaha Beach with the 29th Infantry Division and suffered a minor concussion at St Lo. He had no recollection of leaving his unit.
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Marshall Urges Early Action On Austrian Treaty
Secretary of State Marshall urged swift completion of the Austrian peace treaty citing accelerating Communist influence in eastern Europe. He warned that delays allow Russia to maintain troops in Hungary where a Nagy government coup recently occurred. Marshall noted German treaty is not yet in draft stage as Hungary ratification stalls progress.
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Greece
Detour Project Nearly Ready on Route 038 Back Road
State Highway engineers advance work on route 038 one mile northwest of the city. Alfred Martin reports lay-out men have worked since Monday. the road will close to the public after today until completion. Six point six six miles of blacktop will replace the dirt road past King’s Chapel church and Greer farms as a shortcut to West Middlesex and Sharon. Continued on page two.
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Alfred Martin
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Sharon
Lancaster Fire Destroys Tobacco Warehouse in Lightning Strike
Lancaster Pennsylvania June 12. A general alarm fire at the A K Tobacco warehouse caused an estimated 300000 dollars in damage after a lightning strike during a violent electrical storm last night.
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Lancaster
A. K. Mann Tobacco
Death Notices for Ellwood City and surrounding areas
The notice lists David Cartwright aged 82 of Ellwood City and three additional deaths: Mrs. George G. Frey age 64 of 827 Addis Street, Mrs. Ralph W. Bord age 63 of Slippery Rock, and Mrs. Williams P. Banker age 99 of Grove City.
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Ellwood City
George G. Frey
Addis Street
Ralph W. Bord
Slippery Rock
Williams P. Banker
Grove _ City
Halt Deliveries Of Ice Cream In First Heat Wave
SCRANTON Pa June 12 Just when residents are trying to shake off a heat wave that sent the mercury to 94 drivers of six major companies went on strike halting ice cream deliveries in Lackawanna Wyoming Wayne and Susquehanna counties The stoppage began when negotiations between the truckers and the companies broke down.
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Sabbath School Convention Progress Here
The 109th Lawrence County Sabbath School Association and New Castle district opened at First Christian church with theme Crusading For Christ drawn from John 12 32. Rev O W Hurst led devotion Boy and Girl Crusaders and flag presentation opened the event with committee appointments and welcome by Dr G S Bennett.
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Pennsylvania Herald
Four Charter Members Attend 50th Anniversary Service
Four of the six living charter members of Central Christian Church Long Avenue Pennsylvania attended a 50th anniversary fellowship dinner Wednesday. Rev D P Shafer of Meadville Pa spoke at the evening service after an organ prelude by Rey Strobel and devotional readings by Rev James Rainey. Frances Gibson Alls and Mrs Edward Brown sang a solo as the Ministerial Association representative addressed the gathering.
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Meadville
Rey Strobel
James N. Rainey
Dave Lewis
G. S. Bennett
Frances Gibson Allshouse
Central Presbyterian Church
Edward Brown
R. B. Withers
T. W Phillips
Break Expected in Massillon Baby Deaths Mystery
Stark County Detective Harry W. Grossglaus said a break in the mystery deaths of two infant girls at Massillon City Hospital is expected within a reasonable time. Rose Mary Morton nine weeks and Diane Jean Brand eight weeks were found dying in their cribs. Police Chief Stanley W. Switter and Dr Persis Simmons narrowed the investigation to hospital staff.
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Diane Jean Brand
Persis Simmons
State Bureau of Child Research
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U. S. Consulate Opens in Leningrad
A State Department official announced that the United States has arranged with the Soviet government to open an American consulate in Leningrad. John Peurifoy told a Senate Appropriations Subcommittee that the move supports requests for funds to maintain new diplomatic and consular posts in Europe and the Far East. Current U S consular presence in Russia is limited to Moscow and Vladivostok.
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Boy Drowns in Ten Mile Creek Near Jefferson
Police report Lewis C. Jewell of Khedives, Pa., drowned yesterday in Ten Mile creek near his home in Jefferson. The incident details are incomplete in the report.
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China May Seek UN Appeal Over Soviet Invasion
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Shih Chieh said in Nanking that if standard diplomacy fails to stop the Soviet invasion of Sinkiang, China would consider appealing to the United Nations. He noted protest notes have been sent to Moscow and to the Mongolian ministers there, but kept their contents private.
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Engineers Plan Bridge Over Neshannock Creek
State highway department engineers in the city today outline plans for a new bridge crossing Neshannonnock Creek from Grove Street to South Jefferson Street. Director of Public Improvements James Gibson provided the details.
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Steelworkers Local Bans Communist Taijae Cavalrys
The CIO United Steelworkers Local 1601 at the Heppenstall plant in Pittsburgh voted to bar Command their taijae cavalrys from its ranks, in a resolution adopted today.
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Sugar Rationing Ends for Households and Hotels
Wartime sugar restrictions expire, freeing households hotels and restaurants from rationing. Secretary of Agriculture Anderson cites extra sugar allocations from the international emergency food council and surplus Cuban sugar. Industrial sugar controls remain with official checks required for purchases. Congress had planned a vote on ending controls.
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Prediction Russia will have atomic bomb within a year
Washington dispatch reports an Army Air Forces briefing to Gen. Carl Spaatz warned Congress that the Soviet Union could possess the atomic bomb within a year. A Republican senator characterized the preview as very serious and urged not to cut the Army Air Forces amid defense budget debates.
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Pirates Plight Dampens Fans as Bucs Struggle to Shine
The Pittsburgh Pirates stumble in a day game and slip in the night contest. Fans hope for a resurgence as Greenberg and the lineup fail to spark strong offense and steady defense amid rough stretches.
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