Largest Blimp Makes Flight To Lakehurst
A new non-rigid Navy blimp the largest of its kind in the world reached Lakehurst from Akron where it was built. The 324 foot airship ZPN-1 landed after two hours in morning fog. Navy spokesmen say it tops speeds up to 380 mph with better controls, in-flight repairable motors and retractable tricycle gear. It was built by Goodyear Aircraft Co.
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Big Three Meet in London Looms Large in June Talks
Washington reports precursory diplomacy hints the Big Three foreign ministers meeting in London June 23 28 could shape the agenda for discussions among Secretary of State Acheson British Foreign Secretary Eden and French Foreign Minister Schuman. Communist pressure and a Soviet ambassador reshuffle add tension while Moscow signals possible resumption of lend lease talks after ten months.
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Eden
Schuman
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Russia
Street patchers making progress in city streets
Councilman E Gene Schweinsberg said today that Commissioner Joe O Leary has a crew patching holes daily. Amiesite is placed in the holes to repair the streets.
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E. Gene Schweinsberg
Joe O'Leary
Forecasts Indicate New Heat Record in Western Pennsylvania
The forecast warns of a record heat spell across Western Pennsylvania with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Temperatures may drop five degrees tonight as the weather bureau predicts relief after the heat peak. Tomorrow's outlook calls for fair skies, lower humidity, and cooler conditions with a low around 62 to 67.
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Weather Bureau
Riots as Russian Mongol troops push into eastern Germany
Reports say Russian Mongolian forces moved into eastern Germany with riots at Eisenach where police cleared farmers from a three mile border belt. In another village a crowd stormed a police station freeing detainees escaping to West Germany amid mass escapes along the 600 mile border stretch.
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Army Declares No Regulation Violated on MacArthur Speech
The Army says its rules limit political activity by personnel shaping policy or carrying out military duties and found no violation in MacArthur speaking. A spokesman indicated MacArthur could deliver the keynote in uniform, but no decision on attire is stated.
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New Castle Afro Americans Plan Wednesday Film Party
The Friendship club in New Castle will hold an evening theater party on Wednesday night featuring a social event for members and guests.
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Friendship Club
Deaths Of The Day Funeral and burial details listed
Grace Gibson Bryan dies in Orlando Florida with body arriving Tuesday. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Rev Garth Koch officiates. Burial in Graceland cemetery. Infant Mary Ann Mowry dies at birth in Pulaski. Private funeral at DeCarbo funeral home. Burial in St Joseph's cemetery. Edward B Maurey 78 of Ligonier dies after extended illness. Former Burgettstown Enterprise publisher. Services Thursday 2:30 p.m. at Sibel funeral home. Burial not specified.
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Three Heavy Red Attacks Crushed by U.S. Forces
Chinese forces hurled a full battalion at Thunderbird Division front lines in a bid to seize strategic hill masses. After hand to hand combat in bunkers and heavy artillery barrages, the Americans repulsed three successive assaults, the last featuring tanks and a double flanking thrust.
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Ford and Oldsmobile halt production over steel shortage
In Detroit officials from Ford and Oldsmobile said a steel shortage will stop production within a week of the 3.5 inch bazooka rockets for the armed forces.
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Oldsmobile
Ellwood Area Man Found Dead In Cellar
Clair A Marion 41 of Ellwood City R D 2 was found dead in his home cellar at 8 25 am by his wife. Deputy Coroner Margaret Sanders said he died of suffocation from a plastic clothes line. Marion had been in ill health for ten weeks and leaves a wife, a mother, two stepchildren and nine siblings. The body was taken to Patton Memorial Home awaiting service time.
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Wampum
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Ellwood
John Emerick
Simon Hughes
John Keane
Raymond Lash
Wayne Lumley
Carl Bruner
Beaver
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Richmond
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Demonstrations Follow Soviet Air Attack Near Stockholm
In Stockholm crowds protested the Soviet air attack as police faced rioters around Ny Dag and the Russian embassy. A Catalina crewman from Finland reported seven attacks in ten minutes, with the attacker striking from behind. one crew member remained hospitalized with a bullet wound.
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Dulles Named Special GOP Foreign Policy Adviser
The article reports John Foster Dulles becoming a special foreign policy adviser to the Republican Party. He expresses readiness to help reconcile policy differences and has backing from Eisenhower supporters. Dulles previously advised the Truman administration and Dewey during his 1948 campaign.
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House May Join Senate Request For The Law Use
The bill on price wage and rent controls moves to the floor today under Taft Hartley provisions. Secret ballot machinery enables workers to vote on accepting the company contract while a court injunction may halt strikes. Production is safeguarded by Fowler granting the Defense Department first claim on vital machinery parts and steel. The American Iron and Steel Institute reports large steel losses due to work stoppages, with 262000 tons daily if strikes persist.
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American Iron & Steel Institute
Koje Prisoners Moved Under UN Control On Island
United Nations forces reorganize Koje Island prison stockades moving prisoners in two phases. About 6,000 from Compound 96 and 5,000 from 92 are relocated for immediate searches for tunnels weapons or contraband. 5,800 Chinese prisoners from Compound 602 are transferred to a dockside enclosure before shipment to Cheju Island.
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Koje
Cheju Island
Allies declare another recess in truce parley
Harrison told newsmen the Allies recessed unilaterally until June 21 as they stand firm on a forced repatriation refusal. The UN delegate said 99,000 Red prisoners who do not wish to return home will not be forced back and hopes the Communists reconsider. The note ends with a historical mention of the first US census in 1790.
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Harrison
Truman Plan Invitation to U S Disaster Delayed Capacity
Gen Omar N Bradley said in testimony that the ruling postpones full realization of America's military potential to 1956. The stretch-out program would weaken NATO and U S readiness to withstand any all out attack by Russia before 1956.
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Pa Newe Reports Heat Wave and Road Work Progress
Pa Newe notes a pre-summer heat wave blankets the district with summer set to begin June 21. Alfred A. Martin says Route 351 Enon Petersburg road base stone work is under way, moving east from the Ohio line, about one month from finish. He cautions residents to avoid sun exposure during yard work.
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Alfred A. Martin
Ohio Line
Ask State Approval of Sewer Plans
Municipal Engineer John Z. Street and Berge will travel to Meadville in the coming days to present the main sanitary sewer extension plan to the state sanitary board district engineer. If approved, the plans go to Harrisburg for final authorization. The project extends the main sewer from Mahoning to Rural avenue and was completed by the city engineer.
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E. Gene Schweinsberg
John Z. Street
Meadville
State Sanitary Board
Harrisburg
Mahoning
Rural Avenue
City Council Approves Intersections Paving Plan
During a city hall meeting Streets Director E Gene Schweinsberg introduced a bill authorizing the city to pay for street intersection paving not to exceed 750 dollars. If costs exceed this amount, bidding is required under state law. The city will fund intersection paving where property owners have contracted with firms to pave their streets.
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E. Gene Schweinsberg
Card Of Thanks For Kindness After Bereavement
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness sympathy and flowers following our loss. Appreciation goes to Mr and Mrs Roy Campbell and family and Mrs Charles R Campbell for support and donations.
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Charles R. Campbell
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President Truman to Return to Missouri After White House
President Truman told high school students from Independence that he will go home to Missouri after leaving the White House on January 20. He said he plans to be back sometime after the 20th and asked the students to convey greetings to his friends there.
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Truman
Missouri
White House
Independence
National Forensic League
Woman Falls Down Stairs Sent To Hospital
Mrs. Margaret Snyder aged 31 of 405 Pearson Street was driven to New Castle hospital after a stairway fall last night. Police were summoned and an ambulance transported her. Attendants report lacerations of the skull with a possible skull fracture. Her condition is listed as fair.
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Margaret Snyder
Pearson Street
New Castle Hospital
Snyder
Faller Family Thanks for Kindness After Father’s Death
The Faller family expresses gratitude to neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy during their father Louis K. Faller’s illness and death. They also thank everyone for flowers and cars donated.
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