House Nearing Showdown Vote On Controls Issue
The article outlines amendments on defense material allocation and rent controls with a near vote on the Barden amendment. It notes proposals to end price controls on most items, seek use of Taft Hartley injunction, abolish the Wage Stabilization Board, and withdraw from an international materials conference. It also cites administration expectations and a midnigh t expiry for the program.
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Barden
Talle
Rnder
Rep. Smith
Truman
Senate
House
Rev. Lucas
Tex
Wage Stabilization Board
Sad- Jak (R
Senate House
British Red Spy Suspect Receives Secret Hearing
Pavel Kuznetsov accompanied Marshall when the suspect was arrested two weeks ago. Prosecutor J S Bass said Kuznetsov claimed diplomatic immunity at the time. Marshall confessed after the police statement, saying he became interested in the Russian way of life while serving at the British embassy in Moscow in 1951 and met Kuznetsov eight times since January 2, 1952 mainly in plush restaurants. Government agents watched them on three occasions, including a riverside scene in Kingston on Thames on April 25.
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Pavel Kuznetsov
Marshall
J. S. Bass
Kuznetsov
Bass
Moscow
Kingston-on-Thames
Allied raid drives on Chinese positions amid Pyongyang push
Allied gun positions near power plants faced heavy fire as 26 anti aircraft batteries were damaged and 15 silenced. By Wednesday, five US carriers hammered enemy installations along North Korea east coast, targeting rail yards, bridges, troop concentrations, rolling stock and gun positions. Ground fighting yielded at least 60 enemy deaths with more wounded. a major clash south of Pyongyang saw 43 Chinese troops knocked out. The tambour desk roll section and New Yorks Metropolitan Opera House history noted.
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Wonsan
Philippine Sea
Princeton
Boxer
Bon Homme Richard
North Korea
Bataan
Iron Triangle
Pyongyang
Deaths Of The Day Briefs From Area Obituaries
Mrs Minnie J Cooper of Volant R D 1 aged 73 died at Grove City hospital after illness. Born July 20 1878 in Lawrence County she was widow of John J Cooper and a Presbyterian and WCTU member. Survived by two sons a sister four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from the Cunningham funeral home Leesburg with interment at Plaingrove U P cemetery.
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Minnie J. Cooper
Volant
Bushline-Rossman
Grove City
Lawrence County
Wilson
Margaret Montgomery Drake
John J. Cooper
James W. Cooper
Charles Cooper
Volant R. D
Lillie Donley
Cunningham Funeral Home
Leesburg
William A. Lloyd
Plaingrove U. P
William H. Bradford
Franklin Township
Beaver County
Ellwood City Hospital
Bradford
Henry
Mars Jane Wright Bradford
Camp Run U. P. Church
Vina Rodgers Bradford
Lloyd Goodge
Pulaski
Henry Bradford
Beaver
Trucker Dies After Rear Wheel Drop Causes Crash
Raymond D. Gennaro, 22, a truck driver employed by his uncle in Bessem er, was killed when his truck overturned after rear wheels dropped into a depression as he tried to rejoin concrete. He was born in Hillsville December 16, 1930 and attended Bessemer High School and the University of Pittsburgh. He was a member of St. Anthony's church. He is survived by his parents Domenick and Anna Gennaro, a widow Lemonia Mousets Gennaro, a sister Phyllis and a brother Gerald, along with grandparents and other relatives. Funeral arrangements are set at a Bessemer funeral home with calling hours today and Thursday. services will be held Saturday morning.
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Joseph Gennaro, Jr
Hillsville
Raymond D. Gennaro
Domenick
Anna Leeson Gennaro
Bessemer
Gennaro
Bessemer High School
University of Pittsburgh
St. Anthony’s Church
Domenick Gennaro
Pittsburgh
Lemonia Mousets
Phyllis
Gerald
Joseph Gennaro
Cunningham Funeral Home
Catholic Day Picnic Draws Families to Cascade Park
Large crowds attend Catholic Day at Cascade Park with noon and evening picnics. Children enjoy free ice cream and pop while adults hear a Red Coat band concert. Eight thousand Dixie cups of ice cream and 80 cases of quart pop were used. The event featured fireworks at 10 p.m. and a prize finale.
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Cascade Park
Mom
Pop
Red Coat
Sammy
Mary
Red Cross
Pa Newe Observes road work and heat relief efforts
News brief highlights a one week road widening plan with about half complete and the rest to follow. Citizens discuss traffic relief, sidewalk repairs near Washington Street Bridge, and local farms report early corn growth while residents combat heat with watering and street cooling.
House Moves to Override Veto on Immigration Bill
The House passed the bill 206 to 80 and the Senate rejected a motion to send it back to committee 44 to 28. McCarran and Walter assailed President Truman’s veto as inaccurate and defiant of government agency recommendations. The measure would lift the ban on oriental immigrants, end sex discrimination in immigration policy, and block entry of subversives.
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House
Senate
McCarran
Walter
Mr. Truman
In memory of Latifa Bashara died one year ago today
Memorial note for Latifa Bashara one year after death. Mentions JOHN and a sister as mourners. Poignant verse line included. Simple tribute with limited details.
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Latifa Bashara
John
Sister
County Fire School Opens Wednesday in New Castle Area
Community fire departments announce a three day program starting Wednesday with demonstrations at Ellwood City and Neshannock township fire halls. Activities include ladder practice, life nets, hose lays, drafting, water fog, and a water battle finale at Cascade park with exhibits from Foamite to wet water extinguishers.
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Lee Campbell
W. F. Pulford
John Oberleitner
George Shelley
New Castle
Ellwood City
Ellwood
C. V. Rodgers
Harry J. Culliford
Neshannock Township
James Messner
Cascade Park
McFarland, Rodgers and Messner
Mahoning Township
Slippery Rock
Neshannock
Union
Heat Widespread as Temperatures Reach Triple Digits
The piece notes temperatures reaching 100 degrees in several U S areas and cooler readings in California with highs 80s to 90s. In Indianapolis the forecast calls for 10 degrees? Southern Indiana farmers brace levees against potential floods from last week's heavy rains. Some corn fields are already flooded.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
California
Los Angeles
Traffic survey to be conducted in New Castle
A New Castle traffic survey will be conducted by 30 interviewers to collect nonpersonal data for a statewide study on traffic congestion. Elmer Slezak and John Slike of the Harrisburg Highway Planning Division oversee the effort, with interviews held June 24 at the local highway office. Government partners will share costs and recommendations will follow to address regional traffic ills. A separate note adds a polar bear swimming with only its front feet and a claim about Thomas Jefferson introducing the finger bowl in America.
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New Castle
Pennsylvania
New Castle Area
Elmer Slezak
Harrisburg
John Slike
Wilmington Avenue
Alout
Ike May Decide to Be Present at Convention
Eisenhower has not yet made a definite decision on attending the convention. A Denver spokesman said if he goes, he will visit Chicago ahead of the July 7 opening to meet delegates unopened to his invitation. He may deliver a major Midwest campaign speech before Chicago, possibly in Illinois Indiana Wisconsin or Iowa. He is set to speak tonight before about 10 000 at the Denver Coliseum.
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Eisenhower
Chicago
Denver
Midwest
Illinois
Idiana
Wisconsin
Towa
Denver Coliseum
South Korea arrests leaders in plot against Rhee
Six men, including Ryu Shi Tae aged 62 and Kim Si Hyon aged 65, are jailed as alleged plot participants in an assassination attempt on Rhee. Four leaders of the anti Rhee Democratic Nationalist party face charges. Kim Si Hyon is accused of direct complicity and confessed supplying the defective Mauser used during the attack at Pusan Plaza.
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Ryu Shi Tae
Justice and Blood
Kim Si Hyon
Rhee Democratic Nationalist Party
Pusan
Ryu
Rhee
Pusan Plaza
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Charles H. Kelly
Wampum
Aspinwall Veterans Hospital
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Joseph and
Margaret Jane Douglass Kelly
Lastic Products Company
Chewton Christian Church
Wampum American Legion
Kelly
332Nd Regiment
Italy
Lauretta’ McLane Kelly
Robert A
Donald E. Kelly
West Pittsburg
Wenona Kelly
Niles, O
Margaret Park
Ella Hennon
Effie Stelper
R. D
New Galilee
Joseph
Marshall Funeral Home
David J. Jenkins
U. S. Army
David J. Jenkins, Sr
Robert Jenkins
East Washington
Chestnut Street
Gotham Gold Stripe
James Ferrante
Ferrante
Joseph Hensley
Thomas Cubellis
Leo Thompson
Francis Augustine
Dan DiCarlo
Frank Haas
James Carey
Tom Cubellis
William Elder
Dom Cioffi
John Kolick
Ray McAuley
William Russo
Bernard Guminey
Park
Dan Hannon
Joseph Howley
Pat Tavern
Kerr’s
Jesse N. Kerr
N. Mills St
Neeisteaia Jewelery Ouput mci
Pa Newe
Way Department
Clara McClusky
Thomas McClusky
West Washington Street
Patsy Lee Younger
British
South America
Washington Street Bridge
Memoriam
WCU A
Jack Gerson
Washington St
Mii
County Fire School
U.S. Areas
Thomas Jefferson
Finger Bowl
America
Ike
South Korea
Money Supply CO
Mahoning Ave
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