Large French Order Secured by Local Plant
Howard B. Cummings says New Castle plant wins a large share of a 15 million dollar contract from French interests. Work begins soon for heavy mill equipment including a 68 inch hot strip mill and multiple finishing mills to modernize French steel production. Delivery within eight months and plants to be located in northern France.
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United Engineering
New Castle
Howard B. Cummings
United Engineering and Foundry Company
Denain Et Angin
Nord Et l'Est
Et de Nerve
Dinzaiain Corporation
Ury Company
On & Visit
Tre Incalions
France
Pa Newe Reports Tomato Buds Amid Mild Weather
A Pa Newe observer notes buds on several tomato plants as mild weather spurs growth. A broken fragment mentions a vehicle accident involving a small trailer hitched to a car. State Highway work continues on surfacing and drainage projects in New Galilee, Wampum, and King's Chapel roads. New Castle begins street sign installation at Pearson and East Washington, with the first pole placed near the precinct honor roll.
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Pa Newe
Ian
Patterson Building
State Highway Department
Alfred Martin
New Galilee
Wampum
King's Chapel Road
Pulaski
New Castle
Pearson and
East Washington Streets
Page Tre
Daily Weather Report United States Period
The weather report notes a period in the United States with a maximum temperature around 78 degrees. The data appears fragmentary with garbled words but indicates a warm day with no significant precipitation mentioned.
Nagy to Congress May Outline Plans Amid Crisis
Details outline Nagy plans in opposition to communists as Budapest stabilizes. Washington may favor a refugee government idea. debate grows on future leadership and possible adjournment, with U.S. stance shaping Hungary’s political legitimacy and future resistance.
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Nagy
Congress
A. Reichmann Slane
Criss
Count Iry
Mangas
Bell
Washington
Cew
State Department
Budapest
United States
Avant
Agli
Switzerland
Bomne
Open Conference On Oil Situation Ii United States
Cabinet members and other federal officials met in Washington on June 17 to calm the nation’s critical petroleum supply shortage. Intelligence Secretary J A Krigen and Presidential Assistant John R Steelman joined leaders of the last time commission and the federal power commission to discuss remediation. Officials warned of spot shortages this summer and domestic shortages next winter due to unprecedented consumption.
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Washington
INS
Intellam
J. A. Krigen
John R. Steelman
Last Time Commission
Federal Power Commission
ODT
Government
Indus
Subway Patrolman Shoots Fleeing Man in New York
Fernando Las Casse of Boise Idaho was shot and killed today by a subway patrolman as he fled after a confrontation and alleged theft. A companion escaped. Police identified Las Casse as an inmate with prior federal sentences and past escapes from San Quentin and Folsom in California.
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New York
Fernando Las Casse
Boise
Idaho
Tuday
Relman
la Casse
Pri
San Quentin
Folsom
California
Man leaps from Pittsburgh bridge into river search continues
A man leaped from a downtown Pittsburgh bridge yesterday. Police and divers dragged the Allegheny and Ohio rivers for the body, with witnesses seeing a man fall downstream from the Sixth Street bridge toward the Manchester bridge where the Allegheny meets the Ohio.
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Pittsburgh
sAl
Jeaneny
Ohio
Witthess
Sixth Street
Manchester Bridg
Allegheny
Obie
Two Children Killed By Train On Busy Track
Clarion Pa July 17 reports a coroner's office finding two children, Kenneth eight and Mary four, dead after being struck by a train along a track. Authorities describe a quick, tragic accident with unclear details remaining.
Need Anesthetist During Vacations For Jameson Memorial
Jameson Memorial Hospital seeks an anesthetist to cover 24 hours daily during vacation periods. Any capable applicant should contact Superintendent R. Youngquin at telephone 6006.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Ninse
Howisal
R. Youngquin
Kelowna safecrackers net $70 000 in bold heist
KELOWNA June 1. A group of safecrackers cut through a basement wall at Whitts Gaddes Ltd and pried open a vault with crowbars a sledge and a chisel. About 35 safety deposit boxes were looted with unknown contents. The loss is among the province’s largest.
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Kelowna
B. G
Columbia
Whitts Gaddes, Ltd
Kelowne
Sher
Plane crash victim Hennon dies after injuries
Warren Hennon 33 of 22 Northview Avenue died at South Side Youngstown after injuries from a Sunday June 8 plane crash. Passenger Lewis Cunningham survived with fractures. Hennon owned a radiator service shop and was a Presbyterian and Moose member. He was born in New Castle on July 1913 and leaves children Betty.
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Warren
Hennon
Northview Avenue
South Side
Youngstown
Passenge
Lewis Cunningham
Court Str
Bernard Alrpori
Youngs+ lawn
Tie
Youngstown Hospital
New Castle
Castle
All Is Life
West Washington
Start Erection of Street Signs Inward City Plan
Mayor John F Haven announces the start of street sign and post installations at Pearson and Epse Washington streets and extending eastward. Signs will mark Highland avenue South Mill street West Mog avenue Cedarsbrow Seven Ware city line Washington street North Jefferson street and Grant street to the city limit. Churchill back home London June 17 Wins to Churchill returns from hernia operation at Hyde Park Gate greeted by wife and daughter.
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John F. Haven
Pearson
Washington Et
Highland Avenue
South Mill Street
Mog Aveney
Cedarsbrow
Churchill
London
Winsto Chischell
Hyde Park Gate
Truman Calls Universal Training a Military Necessity
President Truman declared universal training a military necessity for the United States to help weaker nations resist Soviet pressure. Speaking at Princeton Universitys bicentennial, he argued the program strengthens democracy, economy, and national security without undue burden, urging support from the American public and world leaders.
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Robert G. Nixon
LN. Staite
Princeton
N. J
Truman
United States
Princelyn University
Aviv
Legislature Weighs Final Acts as Session Near End
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the Republican led General Assembly pressed to finish Gov James H Duff promised program after six months of work. A push to codify penal laws stalled in the House and may fail without renewed pressure while leaders warned of possible late adjournment. House and Senate paused before seven hours, eyes on sine die adjournment by six PM if possible.
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Haxsisburg
Jie
Pennsylvania
Asty
James H. Duff
A. m
Eld
Sine
Nagy to be tried in absentia report bulletin
Budapest June 11 minister of justice announced Premier Nagy will be tried in absentia for conspiracy against the state. Bela Vargai, head of the National Assembly, who fled the country, will also be tried. Proceedings against two other men have begun. Harrisburg July 17 Tuzerne County Judge John B. Fine was appointed to a $19 000 a year superior court post by Gov. Duff with Senate consent.
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Budapest
Jusilee
Stephen Ries
Oday Weed
Rerone Napy
Abbsentia
I Ries
Bela Vargi
National Assembly
Bungiry
Winister
Harrisburg
Vue
John 8
Fine of Ashley
James H. Duff
Senate
Await Soviet Decision on European Economic Talks in Paris
Paris reports Britain and France wait for a Soviet reply to join the Western powers in the new European economic conference in Paris. Bevin plans to meet Bidault and Ramadier to discuss restoring Europe’s faltering economy with U.S. credits.
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Paris
UNS
Britich
France
Bevin
Bidault
Ramadier
London
Strike-Linked Sit In Ties Up 700 Ships Across Regions
New York June 17 The sit in strike by 100000 CIQ maritime workers gains momentum with an estimated 700 ships immobilized in Atlantic Pacific and Gulf ports. Labor Secretary aide John W Gison arranged a conference with union officials and ship operators but quick settlement seems unlikely. NMU orders crew to stay aboard or sign for a new voyage while some crews quit ships. The America liner plan to sail for Europe Wednesday remains unchanged.
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New York
INS
CIQ
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
John W. Gison
Ace
Casep Curran
National Maritime Vinion
Curran
Oae
Oyners
NMU
Diner America
United States
America
Europe
William Winter to Leave YMCA for New Role
William Winter, longtime staff member at the central YMCA in New Castle, will depart mid August to become secretary at the YMCA in Id, Pa. Head Robert L. Mesrmans praised Winter, known as Butch, as a popular part of downtown YMCA service and a longtime physical instructor since high school days. He took charge of the physical department in 1940 after Henry McNicholas.
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William Winter
New Castle
Robert L. Mesrmans
Butch
Winter
Ime
Geneva College
Henry McNicholas
Second Flood In Week Reaches Keokuk Area
Keokuk Iowa reports the second flood in a week from the Mississippi moved downriver toward Clarksville Missouri threatening a ten mile stretch. Army engineers expect crest near Quincy tomorrow with water up to nine feet in parts. Evacuations underway as Ottumwa and Keosauqua areas suffer damage and fatalities mount.
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Keokgk
Iowa River
Mississippi River
Keokuk
Clarksville
Quincy
Ottumwa
Jury Panel Nears Completion In Overell Murder Case
In Santa Ana the Overell murder case moves toward trial as jury selection enters final stage after three weeks of wrangling between defense and prosecution. Beuleh Louise Overell’s counsel, Z B West, indicated the panel would be completed today, though earlier doubts persisted about timely completion. The next phase, testimony, was set to begin as proceedings continued.
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Santa Ana
Alll
Yume
Overell
de- Janse Arid
Iu Fact
Z. B. West
Beuleh Louise Overell
Iis
Second Confession Ties Man to 1944 45 Murders
CHICAGO June 17 INS Ralph W Lobaugh 30 of Kokomo Ind broke down and confessed for a second time that he attacked and murdered three Fort Wayne Ind women in 1944 and 1945 The confession was announced by Fort Wayne police officers who brought Lobaugh a new polygraph test Dr Leonardo Keeler Northwestern University criminologist supervised the test and transcript Chief Jules Stamps Lt Chester Axt said Lobaugh had first denied the initial confession made last week in Kokomo
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Chicago
INS
Ralph W. Lobagh
Kokomo
Ind
Fort Warne
Anna Buzefi
Dorothea Howard
Pulaski Man In Critical Condition After Fall
Jesse Reed, 43, of Rural Route 1 Pulaski, is hospitalized in Jameson Memorial in critical condition with a skull fracture after tumbling about 15 feet from a stone wall onto rocks. He was walking home from the grocery store along the Clyde White residence when he lost his balance and fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Reed
Re. D. 1. Pulaski
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Reed
Clyde White
Death Record for Warren A. Hennon at 222 Northview
Warren A. Hennon, age 34, of 222 Northview Avenue, passed away Tuesday. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Warren A. Hennon
North- View Arenac
House Fails To Override Veto On Tax Cut Bill
The House sustained President Truman's veto of the four billion dollar tax reduction bill by 268 to 187, two votes short of the required two-thirds. The vote count announced after a recapitulation showed 268 to 137. the House, with 430 members and five vacancies, acted with 405 voting.
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House
Bulletin
Washington
INS
Truman
Halteck
Martin
Britain Seeks New Interview With Molotov
London reports Britain's foreign office has directed its Moscow ambassador Sir Maurice Peterson to seek another interview with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov regarding the Hungarian coup. The memo reportedly rejects Molotovs claim that Britains request for evidence used to force Prime Minister Nagys resignation interferes in Hungary internal affairs, stressing Britain's rights under the Allied Control Commission.
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London
INS
Foreign Office
Moscow
Molotov
Hungary
Maurice Peterson
Budapest
Malgrov
Ferénc Negy
Sir Maurice
Allied Control Commission
Sviridav Jin
Grandpa Arthur Mometer Bright Grandson Still Playful
The piece describes Arthur Mometer as a lively grandpa with a bright eye and quick step. He appears proud and pleased, with his wife delighted, though the weather seems harsh and the tone hints at gentle family humor.
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Hurse
Daily Weather Report
United State
Exid’ Na Arecipitadien
Bator State
Levar Stiuter
Agnes Irene Krueger
Robert Shuler
Liicen Nel Krueger
Eleen Neu Krueger
Agnes Trene Krueeer
Emil Krueger
Siwithfield Street
Rover Edward Shuler
Leroy Thomas Shuler
St. Joseph's Church
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Hances
Harry Shiner
Wesh State Street
U.S
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GOP
Isaach
W.A. Hennon
Pinal
Cabiet
Marnall
Antlook
Marenall Dimaye
YMCA
Clearfield
Iowa
Dairyland Queen
Vicky Ostrowski
Lowville
Watertown
Britain
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