Auto Victim W. C. Powers Dies After Collision
W C Powers, a resident of Struthers, was fatally injured when his auto left the road on a weekend near Fa Avenue. He was struck after he rolled onto the berm at about 35 mph. Powers died at Inteson Memorial Hospital where he was treated for severe shock. He was born August 15, 1883, in Chase Michigan, lived 43 years in the area, and was an employee of a railroad. Surviving are his widow Henrietta Arnold, a brother Mamet Roberts, sisters Mrs Nevie Ickmag and Miss Filta Roberts, and Mrs Ruby Mesa. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2:00 PM at WLS. Caskey Funeral Home on West Madison Avenue. Burial will be in ML Jackson cemetery.
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Avenue
Struthers
Tonya
Indiantown Gap
Mie Berm
Mowers
Inteson Memorial Hospital
Conontr
Charles E. Ablon
Michig
Towers
Chase
Michwag
Ivania
Deer de Wie Pererend
Mahoning
Shaenseitle
Ruby Mesa
West
Madison Avenue
Taday
Ching Moves To End Big Ship Tieup With Mediation Plan
Federal mediation chief meets in New York with officials to resolve the no contract no work dispute that idled ships across Atlantic Gulf and Pacific ports. A committee of ship owners and unions plans to meet. mediators expect possible talks tomorrow as officials estimate a high personal impact.
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NEW Youk
Dime Ins
Crres Ching
Ching
New Yuk
Cisde Mills
Ltssisistant
Hon
Conciliation Service
U.S
Troup
Atlentic
Gulf and Pacific
Cammitine
Shipowes
Moss
Religious and fraternal notices fill local church events
Reformed Presbyterian announces evangelistic program led by Cisadel's Corps and Sabbath school picnic at Gastar Park. Central Presbyterian and others list meetings, Bible classes, picnics, and church activities across several neighborhoods including Meyer avenue, Wallace avenue, and East Palestine Community Park.
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Reformed Presbyterian
Cisadel
Allee Saint
Ruth McBurney
Paul Robb
Tom Park
Gastar Park
Nobile BiLorenza
J. B McChee
Picnie
Parents and Friends
Io the Church
Highland U. P
First Presbyterian
Young Praple
Department of the Bible School
East Palestine ‘Community Park
Patterson
Bark Taftore
Ways and Means
Russell McConnell
Vie
Saurday
McClure
New Wilmington Inn
British Cabinet Meets To Discuss Critical Issues
The British cabinet met to discuss Iran nationalization of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company and guarantees for British nationals. Missing diplomats Guy Burgess and Donald MacLeaphin prompted calls for tightened security, with Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison seeking clarification on Iran’s latest demands.
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Longon
CNS
Wallon
Iran
Guy Burgess
Donald AtecLeaphin
Foreign Office
Gomt
Herbert Mors
Francis Shepherd
Briish
Tekan JL
Tenewers
Buitain
Severnmanite
Two Jet Battles in 24 Hours Reported in Korea
North west Korea air combat heated up as AI r planes attacked within two days, with one MIG shot and six damaged in a 20 minute clash involving at least 25 Communist jets and U0 Sabres. Ground fighting along the east central front intensified after UN forces gained a foothold in the Punchbowl valley near the valley’s heights.
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Korea
Air Furer
Ateast
Air Force
United Nations
Manchuria
North Korea
East Central Front
Kuwaong
International News Service
Robert Schakne
Red
Vatlges
Vaneguod Inc
Ted Kozooka
Schakne
Reis
Iron Triangle
Carm
Local W C T U Meeting Hears Prayer and Purpose Theme
Mrs Frank Mecklwain hosted the Marionnsburg W C T U gathering on June 14 with Mrs S A Locke in charge. The program centered on Prayer and Purpose with readings prayers hymns and talks led by members including Mrs J Blevens Mrs J McKissick and Miss Mary Cooper. A memorial service honored J L Barton and plans were set for the next meeting at Mrs 16 A Mielrack’s home plus a June gathering of the Fast Side Union at Beckford Street led by Mrs Paul McGaffie.
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Harlansburg
Frank Mecklwain
Marinnsburg W. C. T. U
Alvin McYarband
Dred MacElwain
Clifford McKinsic
James Burton
Jennie Blevens
S. A. Locke. Lang
Jenniie Blevens
Mex
J. Reading
Mary Cooper
J. G. McKissick
W. G
McKissick
Mra
Paul McGaffie
Beckford Street
Gfferrs
Claire Jute
Alrs. M. Thornburg
Edward Nojen
Jesse Badger
Gaslon Park
Ida Mowe
New Castles Event Highlights Domestic Peace Efforts
In New Castle on a June afternoon in 1951, Mrs. Jonathan and Mrs. McCurdy led a program with readings by Drs. Howe and Mrs. D Yoho. Topics covered prayer, light in dark corners, famine in India, travel, and delayed Wheat Act action amid a formal luncheon.
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New Castle
Edward Nolan
Miracle electronic ear hides deafness in Chicago
A Chicago scientist unveils an electronic ear that conceals deafness and transmits whispers with clear sound. The device promises invisibility of the hearing aid, wireless battery wires, and will be described in a mail offer titled New Discoveries to Assist the Deaf.
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Chicago
United States
Ifsin
Electronic Research Direction
West 19Th Street
Belune
Ubiraga 4
Missionary Circle No 2 to Meet at Second Baptist
The Missionary Circle No 2 of the Second Baptist Church will gather Tuesday evening at eight. Mary Clark serves as hostess at the church.
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Missionary Circle No. 2
Second Baptist Churen
Hs. Mary Clark
Plain Grove club notes attendance and meeting change
The Plain Grove H club fell short of perfect attendance at day camp with a member missing. Attendees enjoyed the sessions. The next meeting moves to Mrs. Maxwell's home instead of Stro schelm's as originally planned.
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Plain Grove
Plain Grove @H
Maxwell
Stroschelm
Summer Recess Plans Move House Toward July Break
Washington reports House leaders weigh a mid July to August recess ending after Labor Day. A July 20 tentative start could push tax bill enactment to after recess. Senate actions pending. If the House goes recessing, final action on the 8.5 billion dai ly foreign aid bill would likely be postponed until return.
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Rayburn
Senate
Harriman to Meet Eisenhower in Paris on Special Trip
President Truman directs W Averell Harriman to travel from New York to Paris for a week of discussions with General Dwight Eisenhower and other U S and Allied leaders. The talks cover the North Atlantic Treaty defense forces outlook and the Allied organization with Spafford Kalz and Kalz as U S ECA head in Europe.
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Bullet
Washington
Truman
W. Averell Clurtinwatt
Paris
Dwight B. Eisenhower
Europe
Marriman
New York
Eisenhower
Eisinhowes
Tae General
Organization of North Atlantc Treaty
Charles ‘M. Spafford
U.S
Jon Kalz
U. 8 Eca
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