Berlin Strikers Urged To Accept Settlement Plan
All four occupying powers and German officials urge 18 000 West Berlin tram and rail workers to accept a compromise ending the blockade. If accepted, rail traffic to western Germany will resume. Plan calls for 75 percent salary payments in western marks, with no Soviet reprisals. Two Germans died during the three week walkout and clashes with Soviet troops and East German police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
INS
West Berlin
Western
Germany
U. S
Frank L. Howley
Permit Granted For Some Overhead Traffic Lights
State traffic engineer in Harrisburg today sanctioned the city to install overhead lights at South Mill street and Croton avenue operating with the existing South Mill Grove street light. A second signal may be built at Lawrence and South Jefferson street under new state act amendments allowing curb or overhead highway signals.
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Harrisburg
South Mill Street
Croton Avenue
Grove Street
Lawrence
South Jefferson Street
Owever
Hoffman Seeks To Prevent Cut In Foreign Aid
The House trimmed the administration's 1950 Marshall plan budget to 4.642 billion dollars for 1342 months. Leaders propose 3.568 billion for the 1950 fiscal year beginning July 1 with a planned one billion four million ERP appropriation for April through June this year.
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Hoffman
House
Sen. Wherry
Neb
Sen. McKellar
Tenn
Lewis to Begin Wage Talks With U S Steel
Lewis will start wage conference with U S Steel to set patterns for coal industry. The talks cover five states and involve about 27 million tons of coal produced in captive pits used for steel production. U S Steel coal subsidiary employs around 20 000 miners in six pits across the five states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Frick Coke Co
U. S. Steel
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Alabama
Utah
U. S
Senate Confirms McCloy And Gray For Posts
The Senate confirmed John J. McCloy of New York as high commissioner for Germany and Gordon Gray of North Carolina as secretary of the Army. Milton Katz of Massachusetts was approved as deputy U.S. special representative in Europe with ambassadorial rank. A four year old girl, Jewel McFarland, sustained a palm laceration from a broken glass after tripping while carrying it, treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital.
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Washington
INS
Senate
John J. McCloy
New York
Germany
Gordon Gray
North Carolina
Milton Katz
Massachusetts
United
Europe
Jewel McFarland
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Deaths Of The Day Oscar Jake Clarence Clark
Obituary notices list Oscar Jake Clarence Clark aged 24 of Ellwood City region died at Deshon Veterans hospital after a six month illness. Born Rose Point August 15 1924 he served in the U S Army overseas in the Atlantic theater. He is survived by his mother stepfather brother and step siblings. Funeral at McClelland funeral home Harlansburg conducted by Rev Leichliter with burial at Harlansburg.
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Oscar
Jake) Clarence Clark
Deshon Veterans Hospital
Mr. Clark
Rose Point
Donald
Teresa Wagner Clark
Matthews Conveyor Company
Ellwood City
U.S. Infantry
McKinley Stewart
Donald Clark
June
Virginia
Kenneth
Bernard
Wesley Stewart
McClelland Funeral Home
Harlansburg
Joseph Leichliter
Etta M. Stewart
Etta May Stewart
North Mill Street
Ellwood City General Hospital
Stewart
Sandy Creek
Allegheny County
Joseph
Anna Adams
New Castle
Slippery Rock Church Cemetery
New Proposal by Vishinsky Under Study
A new proposal by Vishinsky is being studied as German problems like unification and the treaty question are raised amid talks. The program includes lifting the blockade and a plan for East West trade, and no Big Four meeting is scheduled today to allow Vishinsky time to consult with the Kremlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrei Y Vishinsky
Kremlin
Sesqui Century Program at Neshannock Church
New Castle area church marks sesqui centennial with 7 45 p m program led by former pastors Revs. Sherman A Kirkbride George H Bucher and William F Byers A sesqui centennial dinner is planned for Saturday with Westminster College president Rev Will W Orr delivering the 11 a m sermon Sesqui Sunday June 19 features a memorial service at 2 30 p m at Neshannock cemetery and a community service at 7 45 p m with music by Alan B Davis of Westminster College Conservatory Last Night s program showcased tableaux depicting historical periods with 150 year old costumes on display through the week
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Old Neshannock
Sherman A. Kirkbride
George H. Bucher
William F. Byers
Will W. Orr
Westminster College
Neshannock Cemetery
Rowland H. White
Alan B. Davis
Westminster College Conservatory
Arthur
Mildred Dunn
Zela Rust
Glenn
Grace McConnell
George
Marie Falkman
Roy Moose
Peter White
Garnet
Hartwell
Jane McConnell
Jean
Alice Thompson
Dwight Moose
Ann Buckwalter
Mary Louise McConnell
William Byers
Dell Brown
Ralph Watson
Mary Moose
Mary Alice Watson
James Byers
George Chapin
Dorothy Ligo
Mary Sewall
Sam Thompson
William
Helen Evang
Ian and
Gertrude Chapin
James Smith
S. A. Kirkbride
Nathan Frey
Bus
Rowland White
MacArthur accuses Soviets over repatriation delays
General MacArthur charges Soviet incitement of violence as over 400000 Japanese prisoners await return. Japan seeks info on when repatriations from Soviet areas may resume amid favorable navigation conditions since May 1. He says Moscow's delay aims to outrage sensitivities and provoke protests by Japanese Communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Japanese
Foreign Office
Russia
County youths win FFA medals at state contest
East Brook student Jim Kennaday earned an honorable mention for insects and plant diseases. Clifford Gwin and Mr. Jackson also received honorable mentions in dairy judging. Donald Sutch of Zelienople won a gold medal in livestock judging and will join the state team for the national contest in Kansas City in November. Lyle Gwin of North Beaver took second in public speaking and will be the state alternate at the national event. The Lawrence Beaver Butler district mushball team nearly defeated the York Lancaster team for the state title, missing the final punch. Accompanying officials include James C. Fink and vocational agriculture instructors from East Brook New Wilmington Mt Jackson and Union in Lawrence County.
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Ing
Jim Kennaday
East Brook
Clifford Gwin
Mr. Jackson
Donald Sutch
Kansas City
Lyle Gwin
North Beaver
Lawrence-Beaver
Butler
York- Lancaster
James C. Fink
New Wilmington
Mt. Jackson
Union
Lawrence County
NEW COAL STRIKE STARTS AT LEWIS ORDER
A new coal strike under Lewis order begins with a potential loss of about ten million tons of new coal production. The stoppage would pull roughly eight million tons from existing stocks and pressure daily consumption. Bureau of Mines officials cite around sixty five million tons of coal in stock piles and operators note a 56 day industrial supply on hand.
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Lewis
Bureau of Minesp
Cials
Card of Thanks for Marquis D. Lichtenstine
We thank friends neighbors and the Ladies of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen No 567 for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Marquis D Lichtenstine Also for flowers and gifts from relatives and friends WIFE CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Brotherhood of Railroad
Marquis D. Lichtenstine
In Memoriam Walter S Parsons Died One Year Ago
In loving memory of Walter S Parsons who died June 13. Mrs Catherine E Parsons and their children and grandchildren note the first anniversary with tender memories and a quiet call for the beloved father and grandfather.
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Walter S. Parsons
Catherine E. Parsons
Twelve Hundred Go to Cleveland for Red Sox Indians Clash
A New Castle group led by Anthony Marino and Carm Sacco plus Ralph Lee and others traveled by train to Cleveland to watch a game. Al Scarazzo hosted across the trip as the Red Coat musicians entertained on both legs. The party left at 10 a.m. and returned after 11 p.m., with plans for an August 28 Indians clash already in mind.
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Anthony Marino
Carm Sacco
al Scarazzo
D. D. Valiensi
J. P. Prioletti
William Mooney
Joseph Frengel
William DeCarbo
William Russo
Ralph Lee
Youngstown
Cleveland
Red Coat
Cleveland Stadium
New Castle
Red Sox
Indians
Boy Hurt From Hot Grease Spill At Home
William Falk aged two and a half of 18 West Moody Avenue was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital Saturday evening for first and second degree burns on his right arm after pulling a pan of hot grease from the stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Falk
West Moody Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Wireless circuit aids deafened ears in tiny Telex device
Minneapolis maker Allen Hempel of Telex announces a wireless hearing aid weighing 132 of an ounce, eliminating bulky wires. Reported to deliver clear understanding, the device promises home testing with a free booklet and no cost for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Allen Hempel
Telex Park
Unusual Sun Bath Scene In North Hill District
Residents report light rain in New Castle area as weekend crowds enjoy cooling breezes. A girl was seen sunbathing on a sloping North Hill home roof, while city and county janitors begin annual cleaning and painting. Bees swarm Almira Home as Frank Young moves hive with a gallon of bees.
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New Castle Raa
Pa Newc
North Hill
Burglars Loot Walmo Residence
State police report a burglary at the Viola Sadler residence on Orchard Way Walmo on Saturday night. Stolen items include a portable typewriter portable sewing machine camera rings and a watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Sadler
Orchard Way
Walmo
Milk bottle break leads to thumb laceration
Gerard Lam, 23, of 125 West Lincoln Avenue, was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital at 2 p.m. Sunday for a deep cut on his right thumb after a milk bottle broke in his hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard Lam
Lincoln Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Stranger bestows million dollar endowment to Lankenau Hospital
Joshua R. Morgan, a total stranger to Lankenau officials, left the Philadelphia hospital more than one million dollars. The endowment funds free beds and care, and Morgan chose Lankenau after his death on March 20, 87 years old, former president of Commonwealth Title and Trust Co. with a modest 15th Street home valued at $4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lankenau Hospital
Lankenau
Joshua R. Morgan
Morgan
Commonwealth Title and Trust Co
15Th Street
Hurts Fingers Youth Suffers Baseball Injury
James Joseph, 18, of 607 East Long Avenue, lacerated the little and ring fingers of his right hand when catching a fast ball with his bare hand Sunday at 3:30 p m He received treatment at New Castle Hospital and was discharged later. Jackson Hole Wyoming is noted by hunters and trappers as an ideal game preserve the last frontier due to its inaccessibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Joseph
East Long Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Gaston Post To Have Nominations
Perry S. Gaston Post will nominate officers at its first June meeting in The Legion Home at 8 o clock. Commander Merle H. Hildebrand announced nominations precede the election on June 21 when delegates to the state convention will be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Perry S. Gaston
Legion
Merle H. Hildebrand
Young Child Injured in Fall at Home
Jerome Daugherty aged two years of New Wilmington was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 10 15 am Sunday for a tongue laceration and lower lip injury after falling from a bed.
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Jerome Daugherty
A. D
New Wilmington
Jameson Memorial Hospital
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George £. Watters
East Washington
Julian Goldman
E. Washington St
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Clarence Clark
Frederick E. Poister
Crescent Avenue
Ellwood City Hospital
Poister
Carrie Elizabeth Seymour
Huron, O
Andrew
Mary Seymour
Kent
Ellwood
Bessie Martin
Fred Poister
Clyde Poister
Beaver Falls
Ralph Poister
Sewickley
Pattricks
Stanley Pattricks
South Walnut Street
Cunningham Funeral
Harry Pitzer
L.O.O.M
Paul Petro
Chester
Charles
Raymond Koelliker
William Gusce
Ralph Gaston
Greenwood Cemetery
Anna B. Davis
Superior Street
J. Calvin Rose
Clifford Fulmer
Russell Helle
Neil Nelson
William Davis, Jr
George Candiota
Robert McCann
Graceland Cemetery
Vishinsky
Gordon Olmstead
Dr. “Lq
Biday
Fred M. Alexander
Dr. I. Q
Ed. Shaughnessy
KDKA
M. C
Allan C. Anthony
Joe Shaffer
Gen. MacArthur
Memoriam
LT Titian
MCUS
St.joseph
Jack Gerson
Jeweler
Washington St
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Lola M. Harris
Almira Home
Harris
Frank Young
Castlewood
Young
Jesse N. Kerr
N. Mill St
RADIO
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Stranger
Gaston Post
Neshannock Ave
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Castle Stationery Co
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