Partially Disabled Men Have Few More Days Left To Enlist
M Sgt Charles P Walsh of the local army recruiting office announces the deadline of June 30 for enlistment under equipment aid and skill requirements with the respective commands. Prior to June 30, 1947, fully disabled men are urged to contact Sgt Walsh at the Post Office ringing or by phone New Castle 7493.
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Charles P. Walsh
Loval Army Recruiting Office
Pane
Walsh
New Castle
Hospital Group Set for Meadville Meeting in June
Ray F Hall accountant of Jameson Memorial hospital and William Brandon manager will attend meetings of the Northwestsylvania Regional Association convening at Allesbery college Meadville PA June 18. The gathering forms an Institute aimed at those connected to hospital business.
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Ray F. Hall
Jameson Memorial ‘Hospital
Wiliam Brandon
Northwestesylvania
Covene
Allesbery College
Meadville
Hall
Wallace Promotes Three Point Plan For New Party In 1948
Wallace outlined a three point program amid rumors of a new party, pushing for a nonintervention foreign policy and stronger U S. leadership. He attacked Truman's approach and urged action on arms control, economic aid, and global cooperation. The speech, delivered before supporters in Minnesota, framed a larger bid for political realignment.
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Washington
Jung
Henry A. Wallace
Truman
Trunanberg
Ube Foromac
Wallare
Roytam
Trin
Marshal Tect Sulays Molotov
Belin
United
United States
Bessemer Student Wins Diploma at Brown University
A Bessemer student graduates from Brown University in Providence as the eighth Swiss metal alloy nickel story notes a historical context from 188? with unclear details.
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Bessemer
Brown University
Providence
Switzerland
Three Hurt in Rochester Varnish Plant Blast
A blast at the Spervious Varnish plant in Rochester injured three people when a 50 gallon tank of tolcol paint compound exploded. Charles Davis, 4, a plant worker, was hospitalized with facial and arm burns. firemen Hen P. Tarres and Marion Conve were lightly hurt.
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Spervious Varnish Company
Rochester Fayuship
Charles Davis
Rochester ‘Hospital
Hen P. Tarres
Marion Conve
Handsomest Man And Beauty Queen On Honeymoon
MINNEAPOLIS June 19. The honeymoon couple, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Stephan, who won titles in a national Mr America contest, mingle with photographers and a cheering crowd at a resort. Bridesmaids and contestants, including Miss Charlee Chaioupka, add to the pageantry as friends and relatives watch the newlyweds begin their married life.
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Minneapolis
Migs
L Ee Tgomazel
Lilles Quickiss
Forge Norgard Tiss Tabeanane
Alan Stephan
America
Chicago
David
Ita
St. F Mary
Ryohey
Ars
Amd
Bobby-Sox
Urge Forty To Take Pasteur Treatment
The number of bite victims rose to 40 as three more children and one adult were bitten. The dog involved died at the Animal Rescue League after a period of observation. Rescue league workers captured a dozen stray dogs for observation to prevent a possible rabies outbreak.
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Bitcen
Pasteur
Animal Rescue League
Meanwile
Senate Defeats Apple Tax Proposal in Harrisburg
Harrisburg June 17 The Senate defeated a House approved penny a bushel tax on apples aimed at funding an apple sales promotion campaign. The measure, backed by Rep. George A. Goodling, would have cost producers about $100,000 annually and faced opposition that it would spur similar moves for other products.
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Harrisburg
INS
Senate
George A. Goodling
Senate Agriculture Committee
Pittsburgh Woman Dies in Skull Fracture Crash
A Pittsburgh woman died from a skull fracture sustained Saturday when riding near Morgan, Pa. Her daughter Karen and another child were hospitalized with injuries in the crash.
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Ptitsburgh
Morgan
Keln
Aer Wilhelm
Nationalization hits Hungary's banking sector amid push to state control
In Budapest on June 17, the communist cabinet ordered complete nationalization of 11 major private banks, moving them under state control. Formal takeover expected by August as three large banks appoint Communist, Socialist and smallholder directors to oversee operations.
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Budapest
INS
Hungary
Brdanest
Enon Valley Bible School Opens with Community Events
Enon Valley hosts a three week Bible school at East Palestine Park featuring Bert Ward at the piano, teachers Mrs. Webb Miss Bentfield and others guiding primary catechism and intermediate chalk talks. Planned are supervised playground work parents night and a picnic with July date announced. In Johnstown Pa, 18 year old Charles Reed dies in a drowning incident witnessed by his wife and others at Narrangansett capal.
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Johnstown
Insi
Charles Reed
EL. Reed
Was
Narranganset
Capal Shureit
Ff Miner
Rotary Memorial Fund Aims To Build International Good Will
Rotary members heard James Marshall of Butler explain the Paul Harris Memorial Foundation at a noon Castleton luncheon. A two million dollar US fund will finance international goodwill projects, including aid to war ravaged countries and student exchanges. Rev Fr EG Raem, a former Washington club member, attended as a guest. Two sounds can produce silence if equal in loudness.
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United States
EG. Raem GW
Haly Trinity Polish National Catholic Church
Washington, Pa
Bible Conference Opens Sunday at Slippery Rock
Interdenominational Bible Conference begins Sunday at Slippery Rock First Presbyterian Church. Rev Roy L Brown of Altadena California Fuller Foundation staff and Rev Arthur M Docwn of Salissu Ma lead speakers and music with Rev Lester Scer heide coordinating arrangements. The note adds a tuberculosis death statistic from 1942.
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Gennaylvania
First Presbyterian Church
Slippery Rock
America
Roy L. Brown
Altadena
Fuller Foundation
First Presterian Church
Torcon Falls
Appeals From Sentences In Johnson Conspiracy Trial
Appeals to overturn two year terms and ten thousand dollar fines were filed by four convicted defendants in the Johnson conspiracy case. Jacob Greenes and Joan Memolo of Scranton along with Donald M and Miller A Johnson, sons of former Federal Judge Albert W Johnson, challenge the verdicts while Judge Johnson and his third son were acquitted. The conspirators were charged with obstructing justice and defrauding the government. In Nepal a death penalty for cow killing exists.
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Philadelphia
INS
Johnson
Third Federal Circuit Court
Jacob Greenes
Joan Memolo
Scratton
Donald M
Miller A. Johnson
Albert W. Johnson
Albert W
Jas Mercham
Nepal
India
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