Truman says UNRRA reporters barred in USSR censorship
President Truman told Congress Moscow will not relax censorship preventing American press and radio from reporting UNRRA relief distribution in Ukraine and Belarus. He notes accredited observers will monitor UNRRA distributions there, with observers allowed in all other receiving countries.
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Truman
Congress
Moscow
UNRRA
Ukraine
White Russia
House
Rayburn
Europe
Ravourn
United States
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Ussr
Soviet Union
Russia
Soviet Socialist
Younger Slant On The Town Wanderlust And Local Notables
A lively collage notes Betty Shaffer traveling to New Mexico California and Florida with Naomi Cage returning to Florida in September and Red Angelo along with Red Richards enjoying Yellowstone. Roberta Bugs Street graduates from Oberlin with BA in history and Latin minor. Tom Donovan cited for outstanding scholarship at Kent State as a freshman. Tory Jevan Wally Wallace and cousins from the Wallace family frequent Sewickley and MIT hangouts with wartime ties. Navy bands, Penn State dances, birthdays in Stoneboro, and a 1937 reunion plan close the chronicle with hometown chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Shaffer
Youngstown
Jameson Hospital
New Mexico
California
Florida
Naomi Cage
Red Angelo
Red Richards
Yellowstone National Park
Roberta
Bugs” Street
Oberlin College
Bugs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tom Donovan
Kent State University
Tom
New Castle High
Tory
Victor
Sewickley
Wally
MI. T
Army
Williams
Italy
15Th Air Force
Bugiers
Morley Sweet
Navy
Morlevy
Cornet
Jack Rose
Mike Treharne
Jimmy Richards
Bob Lutz
Penn State
Benny Goodman
New Castle
Jane Dietterie
Jim Hewitt
Jane
Eleanor Chapman
Dick Adams
Johnny Frasso
Marines Pearson Dean
Margie Rapson
Park
Bob Blewett
Ralph Doerr
Satuday
Browder Making Return Journey From Moscow Mission
British security police escorted Earl Browder aboard an American overseas aircraft at Heathrow for the final leg of his return from a mission to Moscow. Guards accompanied the former communist leader as he walked to the plane after an unscheduled stop in England. The article notes a date palm reaching 60 to 100 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Earl Brower
Moscow
Heathrow
England
Vitamins From Veterinary Sources And Meat Nutrition
A discussion explains how domestic animals such as pigs and sheep produce vitamins in their tissues and how meat provides vitamins and protein. It notes that liver and kidneys are rich in vitamins and iron and that frozen or canned meat is as nutritious as fresh meat when properly cooked before consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Heating controls to equip 30 percent of new U S homes
The Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Company estimates that about thirty percent of future U S homes will be built with automatic heating controls. This indicates rising use of automated climate systems across the housing market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
United States
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Yacht Tragedy Claims Four In Green Bay Squall
In Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin a weekend yacht disaster on Green Bay costs four lives including wealthy shipbuilder Leatham D. Smith head of Smith Shipyards and two firm officials. His daughter Patsy 18 survives after hours in freezing water. friend Mary Loomis 18 of Winnetka drowns. Also killed are Fliton Washburn and How Hunt both officers at the shipbuilding firm.
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Sturgeon Bay. Vis
INS
Green Bay
Leatham D. Smith
Smith Shipyards
Surgeon Bay
Wisconsin
Patsy
Mary Loomis
Winnetka
Loomis
Fl'ton Washburn
How Hunt
Sturgeon Bay
Local man signs music contract in Hollywood
Victor Torsello formerly of New Castle and now in Memphis has signed a contract to write music for Cine Mart Publishing of Hollywood. He has spent the past two years composing in Memphis and served in the Pacific during the war. He is visiting his mother Mrs. Carmella Torsello at 3516 Pearson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Torsello
New Castle
Memphis
Tenn
Cine Mart Publishing Company
Hollywood
Calif
Pacific
Mr. Torsello
Carmella Torsello
Pearson Street
Three Win Prizes At Dean Park Show
Enthusiasm and ingenuity marked the On Wheels event at Dean Park on Monday. Helen Mae Sumner won for the smallest entry, Ida Mae Glaxner for the oddest looking and Genevieve Russo for the nicest looking. Ida Mae’s tricycle was built from bed posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Park
Helen Mae Sumner
Ida Mae Glaxner
Genevieve Russo
Ida Mae
Josephine Petrilli
Elvira Fava
Dorothy Napies
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Washington
Firestone Factory
Famous Transport
N. Mill St
iCall
WM. M. Bender
Mill ST
Haney
America’s Fine Makes
Haney’s
Emerson Compact
Honey’s Are
Emerson
RCA Victor
Zenith Capehart
Philco
Farnsworth
Bendix
Stromberg-Carlson
Stoneboro
Betty Hollander
Bob Lehman
Betty
Amn Bergland
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Stadium
Florence
Yolanda Carney Jean Turner
Bill Rose
Betty Lou Trent
Walt Kerbe
Carl Cotton
University of Akron
Phi Sigma Kappa
Harvey Jokinen
Emma Lou Elder
Jim Donnelly
Wort Lydia E. Pinkwam
Jacquard
Suers
THE
Doris Dodson Junior
Womer
Baealth
Dr. Edwards
Ares
Cox
Jewelers
S Mill St
Tys
Surance
Bernat
East Washington ST
Manufacturers Light & Heat Company
East ST
New Castle, PA
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