Man Found Dead In Home On Van Meter Road
Charles Edward Johnson 34 of RD 1 Pulaski was found dead in his fruit cellar shortly after noon. A .22 revolver lay near the body. Johnson lived with his wife and four children on Van Meter road near the 422 intersection about seven miles from the city. He worked at a Youngstown plant. Coroner Charles E. Allen and state police responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Johnson
RD. 1
Pulaski
Mr. Johnson
van Meter Road
New 422
Youngstown
Charles E. Allen
Johnson
Union PTA Picnic Event and Winners
Annual basket picnic of Union school and Union PTA took place on the school grounds. Arthur Turek opened with a prayer. After a bountiful meal, children and adults joined in games and contests with prizes won by Danny Farrington Dale Sankey John Cook Wayne Sankey Diane Shuler Kay Shuler William Wright David Wright Diane Farrington Mary Jane Shaffer Franceen Conti and Mrs Marcellus Conti along with Arthur Turek.
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Union School
Union Pta
Arthur Turek
Chester Schuler
Dan Rodabaugh
Marcellus Conti
Eve Vigne
Charles Conti
Bernard Flynn
Danny Farrington
Dale Sankey
John Cook
Wayne Sankey
Diane Shuler
Kay Shuler
William Wright
David Wright
Diane Farrington
Mary Jane Shaffer
Franceen Conti
J. Arthur Turek
State Legislature Debate Widens Over Tax Proposal
The budget battle centers on an income levy sought to fund a 1951 53 budget totaling 1.2 billion. Majority Leader John M. Walker and 11 senators resist, while Fred C. Peters rallies against the income tax, and House leaders insist revenue bills originate in the House, pledging support for the administration’s program.
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John M. Walker
Allegheny
Fine
Walker
Montgomery County
GOP
Fred C. Peters
Peters
House
Charles C. Smith
Philadelphia
Senate
Smith
Reds in France Suffer Losses in Election
A Communist speaker accuses the center parties of manipulating the national election law to form joint lists that edged out Leftists. He claims the law allowed center parties to unite on the same ballots while Communists appeared separately, affecting the outcome.
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REDS
France
Sembly
National Assembly
Deaths Of The Day Jerome Smith and Others
Obituaries report Jerome Smith of Volant aged 75 dying after a two week illness in Grove City hospital with survivors including wife Mary Berrisford and four children. Also funeral notices for Walter Clark Allen and John Giovanni Valentine with service details and burial plans.
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Jerome Smith
Volant
R. D
Grove City
Bethel
William
Ann Humes Smith
Sharon Coal and Limestone Co
Nazareth Methodist Church
Mary Berrisford
Findley Cemetery
Three year old dies at home in New Castle
James A. Ludwig Jr., three year old son of Mr and Mrs James A Ludwig of 1302 Wilmington Ave, died at six this morning at home. Survived by parents and siblings Daniel Max and Susanne Marie. grandparents Mrs Max Ludwig of New Castle and Mr and Mrs Norman P LeGender of Johnstown. Burial in Oak Park cemetery. Funeral plans pending.
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Walter C. Allen
Walter Clark Allen
Hileman Apartments
North Jefferson Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Arlington Avenue Free
John Giovanni Valentine
East
Washington Street
New Castle Hospital
Mr. Valentine
Aquale
Italy
Paul
Maria Antonia Nebbi Valentine
Brent
St. Vitus Church
Rachel Gasper Valentine
Emilio
Joseph
Cranbury Station
N. J
Angeline Greco
Elizabeth
St. Vitus
DeCarbo Funeral Home
East Sutton
Cunningham
James A. Ludwig
Wilmington Avenue
Daniel Max
Susanne Marie
Max Ludwig
New Castle
Norman P. LeGender
Johnstown
Zehner
North
Beaver Street
Senate probes hear Adm Badger on China bases plan
Vice Admiral Oscar C Badger told the Senate MacArthur committee that in late 1943 allied supply experts recommended keeping Russia out of the war with Japan due to weakness in the Far East and he said their involvement then was undesirable. He contrasted that with his view that North China is now securely under Moscow.
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Washington
INS
Oscar C. Badger
Russia
Japan
Badger
Senate
MacArthur Committee
Lovell
China
Moscow
City issues building permits for multiple structures
Building permits issued by the city building clerk Edward Longacre today include William Nursery at 423 Kurtz Street for a wood fence costing 200 dollars. Don Woodworth at 1320 Laurel Place for a 142 story frame dwelling. Phillip R. Winter at 1809 Delaware Avenue for a frame dwelling costing 7000 dollars. William Bender & Sons at 710 Young Street for an enclosed rear porch 300 dollars. 104 East Sheridan Avenue for an enclosed rear porch 400 dollars. W H Shaffer at 309 South Walnut Street for a frame garage 500 dollars. Nicola Nocci at 712 Sutton Street for a 1% story brick dwelling 9000 dollars. Robert F. Diordi at 412 Duquesne Avenue for a frame dwelling 9000 dollars.
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Edward Longacre
William Nursery
Kurtz Street
Don Woodworth
Laurel Place
Phillip R. Winter
Delaware Avenue
William Bender & Sons
Young Street
East
Sheridan Avenue
W. H. Shaffer
South Walnut Street
Nicola Nocci
Sutton Street
Robert F. Diordi
Duquesne Avenue
Planes clash as UN forces press in Korea north of Punchbowl
Near sixty aircraft engaged in renewed fighting as UN troops advance along central and east central fronts toward the Red base at Kumsong and the Punchbowl. U S F-86 Sabres shoot down six MiGs and damage eight others in two major air battles over northwest Korea. Ground action sees gains along the Punchbowl rim and continued Chinese counterattacks near Kumhwa, with heavy fighting southwest of Kumsong near Parallel 38.
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North Korea
Superfort
Korea
Kumsong
Punchbowl
Reds
Eighth Army
Yanggu
Hwachon
mid-Korea
Kumhwa
New Home Plans Announced for John Tracy Clinic
Mrs Tracy wife of a famous film star granddaughter of The News founder and 1949 Pennsylvania Ambassador visits with her relatives in Wallace avenue. She received an honorary Doctor of Science from Northwestern University for deaf work in 1949 and started a new program this fall with the university.
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Tracy
George E. Treadwell
the News
Pennsylvania
James H. Duff
Northwestern University
James Tolles Ray
Wallace Avenue
Airline Pilots Strike Extends to April 7 1950
About nine hundred airline pilots walk out, with a federal mediator brought in on April 7 1950. Mediator John Murray noted stalemate last August and proposed arbitration, which the company refused. Belgium spans 513 square miles as the smallest coal area among countries.
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John Murray
Belgium
Families told missing soldiers may be prisoners of war
Families are advised to mail letters to the Peiping committee marked prisoner of war mail and to send letters once a month while avoiding parcels. The notice follows reports that 10 364 American soldiers listed missing may actually be prisoners.
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Peiping Committee
U. S
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