Congress may urge Truman to use 1 H law for Korea arms
John R. Steelman prepares to meet a government industry labor committee to arrange limited arms production resumption for Korea. Agreements were reached by companies and the CIO steelworkers to restart output at a very small share of normal capacity for Korean needs. Senate efforts to pass seizure legislation have stalled despite Truman’s appeals. the Case amendment and Maybank proposal hinge on emergency boards and potential seizure within 120 days.
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John R. Steelman
Korea
Defense
CIO Steelworkers
Steelman
Senate
Congress
Truman
Special Board
Maybank
Labor Department
Prison Revolt Update at Tough Camp From Page One
A continuing update reports the death toll from Tuesday’s fighting at Tough Camp rising to 39 with another inmate dying Thursday. A body exhumed from compound 78 is said to be that of a Red-executed prisoner. An official count puts 402 Red-controlled prisoners at large after breaking from compound 95 during relocation to stockade 91, including three who leaped a barbed wire fence.
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Red Control
Warrant Officer Veltre Graduates From Lackland Course
Patrick F Veltre of Box 75 Hillsville Pa has completed the officers basic military course at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas in a recent graduation ceremony at the base
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Patrick F. Veltre
Hillsville
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Allied Troops Drive Wedges Into Red Lines on Korean Front
An Eighth Army Thursday evening dispatch reports ongoing fighting as Allied forces attack near sundown in the west after a dawn raid at 6am on Gory Guich. Fifth Air Force jets bombarded Red positions while UN forces repelled nine Communist probes in east central sectors north of the Punchbowl.
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Eighth Army
Gory Guich
Fifth Air Force
United Nations
Red
Deaths Of The Day Sur ganevich Funeral Times
Obituaries list Victor Sur ganevich Sr of 1305 Williams street with services at Noga funeral home and St Joseph's church Saturday 8:30 and 9 00 am burial in St Joseph's cemetery. Friends may call today and Friday 2 5 and 7 10 pm. Charles Roy Campbell dies at 28 after brief illness of 504 Pine street born January 17 1924 son of Roy C and Marie Campbell married to Mildred Campbell survived by wife son Paul Lewis and siblings. Services to be announced. Harry J Patterson 56 of 716 Park avenue Ellwood City dies suddenly at Ellwood City hospital after hemorrhage while at work. Survived by widow and three daughters two stepchildren five grandchildren two brothers and one sister. Memorial Home services Saturday 2 pm interment Locust Grove cemetery.
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Charles Roy Campbell
Pine Street
New Castle
Roy C
Marie F. Kelly Campbell
Mildred Gurini Campbell
Charles
St. Mary's Church
Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
Roy C. Campbell
Paul Lewis Campbell
James
Bernard
Russell
Dorothy Davis
Catherine Murphy
del Paso Heights
Calif
Maxine Cartwright
Eileen
Reeder
McGonigle
North
Beaver Street
Roy Campbell
Bartram Avenue
Harry J. Patterson
Park Avenue
Ellwood City
Ellwood City Hospital
Patterson
Beaver Art Metal Company
Wampum
Lewis and
Emma Webster Patterson
Eagles Club
Francis
John Kowalcuk
John
Lewis
New Jersey
Harry Wyland
Patton
W. D. Millen
U. P. Church
Locust Grove Cemetery
By Passing the United Nations in Cold War Policy
McKeever argues the United Nations has ceased to dominate American foreign policy. He says cold war expediency led to bypassing the UN in the Truman doctrine and NATO, and notes the UN's diminishing role since 1947 in guiding U S strategy. He warns reliance on the UN would have kept peace without becoming a nation’s ally.
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United Nations
Cominform
World Peace Council
NATO
Mole control by grub eradication urged in New Haven
New Haven expert John C. Schread of the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station says the best way to reduce ground moles is to kill the white grubs they feed on. Tests show chlordane or DDT effective. moles cannot survive long without steady food.
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New Haven
Conn
John C. Schread
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
Coal Reserves: North America Holds Majority Globally
The article states that five-sevenths of the world’s estimated coal reserves lie in North America and that more than half of the world’s bituminous coal is located in the United States.
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North America
United States
Senate expects to pass controls bill after full year extension
The Senate moved toward passage of a price wage and rent controls bill headed by Rep Spence with a one year extension and calls to end credit curbs by June 30 year. Provisions include Ives amendments on wage board and price wage coordination Fulbright changes for minimum wages review Holland decontrol of perishables and others while MPs like Dirksen Capehart faced defeats on shortening controls and suspending measures.
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Rep
Spence
Senate
Sen
Ives
N. Y
Wage Stabilization Board
Economic Stabilization Agency
Fulbright
Sen. Ferguson
Mich
U. S
Sen. Williams
Certified Public Accountants
Sen. Dirksen
WSB
Sen. Capehart
Ind
YMCA Midget Y Class Honors At Recognition Dinner
The Midget class of the YMCA held a recognition dinner awarding emblems to boys. Named honorees include Gary Smith Tommy Smith Bob Conn Wayne Butler Neal Dunsieht Alfred Levy Billy McNicholas Bob Natcher James Hamilton Paul Spangler Edward Raney Bob Kassi and Bill Kassi. John Thomas Tressler won first place in the membership campaign earning a free week at Camp Fred L Rentz. Other recipients include Martin Shaffer David Taylor Billy McNicholas and several Aquatic program emblemists such as Michael Markley Eddie Ross Kenny Anderson David Kantz Bill McClure Jack Crowl Bob Bruce Dick Loudon William Phipps Paul Marcella David Taylor Jim Hoagland David Eichholtz Ed Terro and Don Mangino. A cadet and junior class recognition dinner is set for this Saturday.
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YMCA
Bible Club
Gary Smith
Tommy Smith
Bob Conn
Wayne Butler
Neal Dunsieth
Alfred Levy
Billy, McNicholas
Bob Natcher
James Hamilton
Paul Spangler
Edward Raney
Bob Kassi
Bill Kassi
John Thomas Tressler
Fred L. Rentz
Martin Shaffer
David Taylor
Billy McNicholas
Dick Mattocks
Michael Markley
Eddie Ross
Kenny Anderson
David Kantz
Bill McClure
Jack Crowl
Bob Bruce
Dick Loudon
William Phipps
Paul Marcella
46 Million Homes in United States Built Since 1940
The report notes 46 million dwelling units including homes and apartments in the United States. It states that more than 8,550,000 units, about 23 percent, were constructed since 1940.
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United States
North Korean Delegation Demands No Concessions in Talks
Gen Nam II, head of the Communist delegation, used most of a Thursday session to press for the UN to accept their April 28 proposal and reject any prisoner repatriation. He tempered his tone by avoiding mention of recent Koje island incidents.
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Nam II
Red Territory
Nam
Koje
Card Of Thanks From Mr and Mrs FE M Johnston
We thank all who extended sympathy and kindness in our bereavement from Mr and Mrs FE M Johnston and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. M. Johnston
Rose Life Varies With Care In Northern Gardens
Normal life expectancy for a rose bush varies widely but with good care many plants survive 10 to 20 years in northern states. Proper pruning, feeding, and disease resistance contribute to longevity and blooms across seasons.
Pa Newe Observes Rural Highway Animal Toll
Lawrence county residents note at least six dead animals on roads after each trip into rural areas. Temperature fell to 44 degrees overnight, prompting people to seek extra covers or warmer porches as they stayed indoors again.
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Lawrence County
Three Gunmen Seize Hotel and Rob 26 Guests
Three armed men raided a hotel taking 26 guests hostage. One man guarded the desk, one handled the elevator, and a third welcomed arrivals while guests from rooms and the lobby were robbed and herded into the anteroom. They fled with loot at 7 a.m. as more guests rang elevators.
Lincoln School To Be Rebuilt And Campus Additions Discussed
A plan to rebuild Lincoln School is announced with continued use of the remaining building during construction to reduce pupil displacement. The board also reviews proposed cafeteria and gymnasium additions to the New Castle senior high school but makes no final decisions.
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New Castle Senior High School
Convict Faces Murder Charge in Carmel Shootout
Alex Williams a Carmel special policeman confronted the armed Snyder after Snyder forced the Arnolds to drive to New York. In the ensuing confrontation Williams fired to stop Snyder as Betty Lou Arnold was stabbed. Snyder and the girl died. Snyder was hospitalized and charged with murder.
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Alex Williams
Carmel
Williams
Snyder
Betty Lou
Mahopac Hospital
Julia Butterfield Hospital
Cold Spring
N. Y
Putnam
Fred Dickinson
Grand Jury
Dagnon Elected KC Grand Knight
Knights of Columbus Council No. 512 elected Emmett Dagnon as Grand Knight with a full slate of officers. The group announced third degree exemplifications in Sharon on June 29, Butler on June 15, and Ellwood City on June 22, with candidates to receive notices and arrive at 11 30 am for transport to Sharon.
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Knights of Columbus Council No. 512
Emmett Dagnon
John P. Corio
Larry Harkins
James Datillo
John S. Newman
Joseph Garcewski
Arthur Budelezze
John McCormick
Patrick Goodman
Dan Hannon
Robert Martin
Francis Augustine
S. L. Dambrocia
Sharon
Butler
Ellwood City
Francis King
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