Coroner's Jury Rules Death From Car Collision
A coroner's jury in Ellwood City investigates the death of Connie Lee DeLuria 317 Hillside Avenue Ellwood City struck by a car driven by Joseph Faga Park Avenue Ellwood City The jury led by Coroner Charles E Allen ruled the death due to injuries from the collision Also noted a child patient treated at Ellwood City hospital for a skull fracture with further details on the inquest to continue.
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Connie Lee DeLuria
Hillside Avenue
Ellwood City
Joseph Faga
Park Avenue
Faga
Charles E. Allen
Council Chamber
Milter. Caplan
Ellwood City Hospital
Summer Opens as Haying and Church Staffing Rise
Summer arrived at 7:13 a m today with hot spell ahead. Haying is underway and the crop appears prolific. New Castle churches have added full time ministers this year, with seven pastors called since January and two starting soon. The Fourth of July holiday weekend will draw motorists and Casade bound buses are crowded. Park pool and park facilities see strong patronage as families picnic to escape the heat.
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New Castle
East Side
Cascade Bound
First Presbyterian Church
Ridgewood
N. J
Frinceton Seminary
Daily Weather Report for Today and Tomorrow
Rather cloudy today with scattered showers and thunderstorms and moderate temperatures. Partly cloudy and warmer tomorrow with scattered showers likely. US statistics show a 24 hour period ending at 9 am with a max of 78 and min of 56, precipitation 0.01 inches, river stage 5.3 feet. Year ago similar date recorded a max of 84, min 54, precipitation 0.04 inches.
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United States
Red Chinese Attack Repulsed on Korean Front
American and Filipino troops repelled a large Chinese Red assault in west Korea with U S planes destroying five enemy tanks on the central front. The foe, aided by artillery and tanks, failed to take a vital hill west of Chorwon after a three hour pre dawn battle leaving at least 640 casualties. The U S 45th Division and Philippines 19th Battalion were cited as key defenders. Airmen also attacked in support.
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Seoul
West Korea
U. S
Iron Triangle
Chorwon
Eighth Army
U. S. 45Th
Oklahoma National Guard
Philippines
19Th Battalion
Kumsong
Fifth Air Force
Schuman Wins Support Vote In French Assembly
Paris June 21 The French National Assembly rejected a DeGaullist no confidence motion against Foreign Minister Robert Schuman’s Tunisian policy. The REP motion failed 274 to 227 as the assembly also threw out resolutions on the Tunisian problem amid rising nationalist sentiment.
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Paris
INS
National Assembly
Robert Schuman
French People’s Rally
REP
Four From New Castle Enlist in Navy Training
Chief John C. Horner of the New Castle naval recruiting station announced the enlistment of four seamen recruits from New Castle. The men, sent to Bainbridge Maryland for training, are Joseph Henry Wronn Ralph Ernest Mielke Kenneth Eugene Thomas and John Eugene Cearfoss.
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John C. Horner
New Castle
Bainbridge
Joseph Henry Wronn
Moravia Street
Ralph Ernest Mielke
Mercer Street
Kenneth Eugene Thomas
Waldo Street
John Eugene Cearfoss
Ray Street
Death Notices for Grace Heim Hannah Quest and Emma Kuhns
Death notices list Grace Heim age 38 of 1510 Wooley Avenue Hannah Quest age 84 of King's Chapel Pulaski RD 3 and Emma Guildoo Kuhns age 87 of Rainey Avenue.
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Grace Heim
Wooley Avenue
Hannah Quest
King’s Chapel
Pulaski Road
R.D
Emma Guildoo Kuhns
Rainey Avenue
House Action Seen As Rebuke To President
The House delayed further action on the economic controls bill to Wednesday after voting to scrap most price curbs and abolish the Wage Stabilization Board. Republicans and Southern Democrats seized control, delivering rebukes to President Truman and raising questions on extending the tax law and steel release plans.
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House
Washington
INS
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
Senate
Connally Sees No Near War While Russia Has Aims
Senator Tom Connally of Texas said he does not expect a world war in the foreseeable future but believes Russia will try to keep the United States and its allies unsettled. The longtime chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee asserts Moscow faces internal diversity and may realize it cannot dominate the world. He notes Russia will likely continue harassing the U S Britain and France during its campaign to keep others stewing.
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Washington
INS
Tom Conally
Tex
Russia
Capitol Hill
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Texas Democrat
Congress
Kremlin
United States
Britain
France
Bitter Political Crisis In South Korea Continues
In Pusan on June 21, Democratic Nationalist party members boycotted a National Assembly meeting. Forty eight lawmakers were absent, as the party demanded President Syngman Rhee lift martial law and release 12 arrested assemblymen. Seven of those on trial faced charges of Communist conspiracy, complicating efforts to win the 123 votes needed for constitutional amendments.
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Pusan
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
National Assembly
Democratic Nationalist Party
Rhee
Five Small Children Die in West Whittier Fire
Five children aged 2 to 12 were burned to death in a West Whittier home after a bedroom fire trapped them behind a locked door. Firefighters and parents were unable to reach them as debris revealed four bodies and a fifth child remained missing. Antonio Negrete 45 and Urbana 36 owned the house.
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Daniel
Dolores
Anna Marie
Antonio, Jr
Marie Helen
First Services In New Central Church Sunday
After a 39 month wait since a 1949 fire, Central Presbyterian in Neshannock township opens its new $300000 church on Wilmington road near Hazelcroft avenue. The 480 seat main hall plus 140 social room set the stage for a June 22 occupancy with a new pastor, Henry B. Strock Jr., ordained June 24.
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New Central Church
Central Presbyterian
Wilmington Road
Hazelcroft Avenue
Neshannock Township
Henry B. Strock, Jr
Strock
New Castle News
Delegates Shocked as UN Digs Up Soviet Repatriation Past
At Panmunjom the UN chief delegates cited Soviet World War II ultimatums offering captives the right to choose where to live, challenging Reds on forced repatriation. Maj. Gen. Harrison read Soviet statements to remind North Korean and Chinese negotiators that Moscow once favored non compulsory repatriation and was admired by communists for that stance.
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Munsan
INS
Korea
Russia
William K. Harrison
United Nations
Panmunjom
Soviet Union
Harrison
Red
Nam I
Laning
Harrison Contin
Secret Meetings Underway In Nationwide Steel Strike
In New York secret meetings between steel producers and Core steelworkers union officials were held over the past two days trying to resume direct negotiations. Sources say talks made little progress and did not restart the strike settlement, which has halted a large portion of U S steel production.
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New York
INS
Marshall Charged With Four Additional Anti State Offenses
LONDON June 21 Marshall 24 year old British foreign office employee and former embassy staffer in Moscow was charged with four more anti state offenses while awaiting his June 26 trial for violating the official secrets act. He allegedly passed secret information to the Russians.
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London
INS
William Martin Marshall
Marshall
British Foreign Office
Moscow
Summer arrives with rainy spell across the nation
The 1952 start of summer brings a long daylight day and widespread showers from Denver to southern Virginia. The Weather Bureau notes cooler southwest weather with 90 to 100 degree readings elsewhere and forecasts rain along the southeastern coast and in the Rocky Mountains.
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Washington
United States
Weather Bureau
Denver
Virginia
Rocky Mountain States
Southwest
Strike Parley Fails To Bring Any Agreement
A Friday night strike parley between United Engineering and Foundry Company management and Local 1671 IAM failed to reach an agreement. H. F. Huff and Peter Huff attended representing IAM, with union support to resolve disputed working conditions for the furnace tender at the heart of the strike.
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United Engineering and Foundry Company
International Association of Machinists
H. F. Huff
Grand Lodge
IAM
Peter Huff
New Castle
Cummings
Foiled suicide attempt on Empire State Building terrace
At the Empire State Building a would be jumper from the 86th floor was stopped by guard rails installed in 1947. Guard Robert Awdry wrestled Leroy Moore 32 who weighed 220 pounds and fainted during the struggle as about 15 onlookers watched.
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New York
INS
Empire State Building
Robert Awdry
Leroy Moore
Eisenhower to Address Texas Delegate Row in Dallas
Gen Eisenhower flew to Texas to denounce Taft backed tactics in the 38 Texas delegate dispute. He will deliver a strong Dallas speech attacking Taft methods to seat delegates, a showdown seen as key in the 1952 Republican nomination contest. He began in Denison, his birthplace.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Texas
Taft
Dallas
Venezuela Breaks Ties With Czechoslovakia Over Rights Claim
Caracas reports severing diplomatic relations with Czechoslovakia accusing Soviet satellite of siding with Russia and alleging Soviet officials in Venezuela are being mistreated and persecuted. This comes a week after breaking relations with Russia.
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Caracas
INS
Venezuela
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Two youths killed in Philadelphia car crash near Belmont reservoir
In Philadelphia two youths, Robert McKeever 17 and Joseph Deeny 20, died when their car hit a tree near the Belmont reservoir. another passenger Joseph Walsh 19 was seriously injured. In a separate crash, Clyde Starts 46 was killed when his motorcycle collided with a car in central Philadelphia, with Marion Webb injured.
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Philadelphia
INS
Belmont Reservoir
Robert McKeever
Joseph Deeny
McKeever
Joseph Walsh
Clyde Starts
Marion Webb
Taft Claims 603 Delegates for GOP Nomination
Senator Taft of Ohio asserted he has 603 or 604 pledged delegates for the GOP convention and predicted nomination on an early ballot. He noted his estimate excludes most of Pennsylvania and Maryland and only half of Michigan, with parts of those states still in doubt.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Michigan
Governor Sees Bitter Rifts in Pennsylvania Delegation
Gov. John S. Fine warns of deep bitterness between Taft and Eisenhower camps among Pennsylvania's 70 Republican delegates to the Chicago 1952 Republican National Convention. He says harmony is unlikely and notes splits may persist on ballots. Fine declines to declare his own choice between Eisenhower and Taft.
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Pittsburgh
John S. Fine
Taft
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Republican National Oe
Chicago
Fine
Sen. Taft
Central Iron and Steel Contract Approved in Harrisburg
United Steelworkers district headquarters in Harrisburg says a contract covering 3,500 CIO USW employees has been approved. The wage stabilization board endorsed a 26 cent package deal acceptable to both sides. Central Iron and Steel operates 1,800 workers in Harrisburg, 1,400 in Phoenixville, and 300 in Chester, Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
INS
United Steelworkers District
Central Iron and Steel Company
Cio-Usw
District 11
Ae Medrick
Wage Stabilization Board
Company
Union
Central Iron and Steel
Phoenixville
Chester
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