Fifty Cavan Food To Berlin Planes Carry Aid Daily
Fifty U S Air Force C 47 cargo planes landed 125 tons of food in Berlin to ease the Soviet blockade. A barge brought 825 tons of flour for western Berlin while experts say the relief is temporary due to Germany’s vast daily needs of about 2,000 tons. Bevin and U S officials discuss Berlin at Westminster, with a Commons statement planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Anderson
SN. S
Berlin
Leon Steck
U. S
Air Force
Pa Newe Reports Local Opening of Bass Season
The column notes July 1 opening foreseen by New Castle and Lawrence county fishermen as the bass season starts. It mentions driving ranges' comeback, multiple area projects, new railroad crossing signals at Pulaski Bridge over the Shenango River, and corn reaching knee high by the Fourth of July with two plantings of black Mexican and white evergreen varieties. It also records a boy bringing a five leaf clover to The News and a Cascade Park rain shower with no rain downtown.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Pulaski Bridge
Shenango River
Pa Newe
Daily Weather Report Summary
United States weather statistics for the 24 hours ending at 3 a m show a maximum of 89 and a minimum of 67 with 12 inches of precipitation and a river stage of 5.6 feet. For the 24 hours ending at 9 am Sunday the highs reached 85 and lows 65 with no precipitation.
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United States
Planes sent to Germany to aid Berlin airlift effort
About 39 large US Air Force passenger and cargo planes began flying to the Frankfurt area to aid Berlin’s siege by breaking the blockade. Secretary Marshall was due to meet President Truman to discuss intensifying actions, following a health absence.
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Washington
INS
United States Air Force
Germany
Russia
Berlin
Frankfurt
Marshall
Truman
Hawaii Quake Jars Oahu No Major Damage Reported
A sharp earthquake shook Oahu at 1:42 a.m. causing a landslide in Kipapa Gulch that blocked a highway. Molokai felt a light tremor. Maui, Hawaii and Kauai were not hit. One water pipe and one window broke in Honolulu. the quake lasted about 15 seconds with no major casualties reported.
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Honolulu
INS
Oahu
Hawaii
Isle of Molokai
Maui
Kaui
Kipapa
Wheeler Airfield
Weather Bureau
mid-Pacific
Midway
Wake
New Legal Move Against Lewis May Be Started
Steel interests weighing unfair labor practice charges against John L. Lewis may file within 48 hours over the 1948 coal wage deal. Captive mine operators weigh NLRB action while UMW dues and Taft Hartley compliance stir concern. NLRB counsel Denham to decide if emergency injunction is needed.
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Lewis
Phillips J. Peck
Cortesg
Washington
INS
John L. Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
UMW
Steel Company
Robert Denham
Government Moves to Break Dock Strike in Britain
The British government invoked emergency powers to end a 50,000 dock workers strike that threatens food supplies. Labor Minister George Isaacs was recalled from San Francisco where he attended the International Labor Organization conference.
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London
INS
Britain
George Isaacs
San Francisco
International Labor Organization
Food supply of Britain threatened by extended strike
British troops began unloading strikebound ships in London as dock workers largely ignored a government appeal to end a 15 day strike. The stoppage spread to Liverpool and Birkenhead wharves, threatening Britain's food supply as servicemen started unloading three vessels at Victoria dock while only 5,977 dock workers remained on duty.
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London
INS
Liverpool
Birkenhead
Britain
Victoria Dock
Historic B and C Railroad Exhibit in City Tuesday
A major railroad exhibit arrives in New Castle on Cham bers spur track near the station. On Tuesday June 29 from 10 am to 5 pm visitors see 31 pieces including the Tom Thumb locomotive and the original Atlantic locomotive. The display travels through nine cities toward the Chicago Railroad Fair opening July 20 and participates in Wheels A Rolling.
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New Castle
Chambers
Mahoningtown
B&o
Baltimore
Chicago
Inside Today's News Classified Comics Cross Word Page
A dense page listing classified ads comics radio and stock notes with sports and theater references. The scan shows section headings and brief items across columns with partial readable elements.
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Cross Word
Truman Signs Seven Billion Dollar Aid Bill
President Truman signed a seven billion eighty five million dollar foreign aid appropriation to speed world recovery and halt Communism. The bill includes four billion dollars for European recovery under the Marshall Plan and totals seven billion eighty five million with prior advances.
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James Lee
Congress
Five County War Heroes Return Home to Lawrence County
The U S Army announces the arrival of five war dead aboard the Greenville Victory due in New York. Next of kin have been notified and will receive details on return to homes after regional center processing. Remains to be laid to rest in Lawrence County include Stanley Grebens, Harry Newkirk, Bruce Robbins, Wilbur Sloan Jr, and Vaughn Weatherby.
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U. S. Army
Greenville Victory
New York
Department of the Army
Lawrence County
Stanley Grebens
Joseph Grebbens
Bessemer
T-Sat
Harry J. Newkirk
Emma N. Hites
Cleveland Avenue
New Castle
Bruce E. Robbins
Francis M. Robbins
New Bedford
Wilbur J. Sloan, Jr
U. S Army
Wilbur J. Sloan
Englewood Avenue
Vaughn M. Weatherby
Dora Weatherby
Epworth Street
Unveiling of War Memorial Honors Eight Jewish Heroes
Rabbi Jules Lipschutz led a ceremony at Tifereth Israel cemetery for the unveiling of a war memorial at Little Arlington. Eight Jewish servicemen were named as heroes who sacrificed their lives for the country: Max Aronson Nathan Baskind Hyman Buntman Emanuel Fell Dr Meyer Frank Joshua Kaplan Stanley Luxenberg and Herbert Silverman. The service opened with formal presentations and solemn tributes to their sacrifice.
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Jules Lipschutz
Tifereth Israel
Little Arington
Tifereth Israel Cemetery
Max Aronson
Nathan Baskind
Hyman Buntman
Emanuel Fell
Meyer Frank
Joshua Kaplan
Stanley Luxenberg
Herbert Silverman
New Castle News
Jack Gerson
Iwan Gruen
Ted H. Marlin
Gerson
Morris Becker
Bevin and Draper Discuss Soviet Berlin Food Blockade
London dispatch reports Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin met US Undersecretary William Draper to discuss the Soviet food blockade of Berlin. The talks followed a British cabinet session, with plans for Bevin to address the House of Commons Wednesday. Anglo-French-American consultations on countering the Soviet drive to eject the Western Allies from Berlin continue at high levels. Wedemeyer accompanied Draper as they travel to Berlin by air.
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London
Bevin
U. S
Lewis H. Douglas
U.S. Army
William Draper
Berlin
House of Commons
Draper
Albert C. Wedemeyer
U. S. Army
INS
Ernest Bevin
United States
Douglas
William Strang
Germany
Ohio Man Drowns at Pymatun ing Lake
The body of William Kaul, 35, from Andover Ohio, was recovered after he drowned when his boat capsized during a storm on Pymatuning Lake on the Ohio side.
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Sharon
William Kaul
Andover
Pymatuning Lake
Kaul
Ohio
Dewey and Warren Plan Campaign Conference
GOP nominee Thomas E. Dewey and Vice Presidential hopeful Earl Warren will discuss campaign strategy in a planned conference. Dewey rests at his Pawling farm and intends to telegraph Warren in New York City to arrange a meeting there or at the farm for an expansive view of the political situation.
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Pawling
N. Y
GOP
Thomas E. Dewey
Earl Warren
California
Dewey
Warren
New York City
Gov. Warren
Philadelphia
Queen Contest Ends Tonight in New Castle Sesquicentennial
New Castle's sesquicentennial queen contest closes tonight at 9 pm as seven young ladies vie for Miss New Castle and Miss Lawrence County titles. Campaigns wrap up and final ticket tallies at noon will determine the winner for next week's celebrations.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Draft plan frames 12 army divisions and six guard units
Army Secretary Royall outlined a basic draft structure consisting of 12 divisions plus six National Guard divisions. He said about 30,000 men would be called each month from October to June 30, 1949, to reach 790,000 in active service, with further appropriations needed to reach 837,000 authorized by the draft act.
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Army
Royall
National Guard
Death Notices Gathered For June 28 1948
Death records list Cena M Yeager 83 of Volant Mrs S R Webster 68 of 19 North Frat Street Charles Hazelbaker 56 Infant Ramsey Bessemer Oliver J Glenn North Liberty Lydia Buckwalter 77 Pulaski R D 2 Joseph Bendvenga 53 212 Montgomery Avenue Albert Lintz 74 Jackson township Butler County Lewis Seiple 74 Volant.
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Cena M. Yeager
Volant
S. R. Webster
North Frat Street
Charles Hazelbaker
Ramsey
Bessemer
Oliver J. Glenn
North Liberty
Lydia Cowden Buckwalter
Pulaski
R. D
Joseph Bendvenga
Montgomery Avenue
Albert Lintz
Jackson Township
Butler County
Lewis Seiple
Ireland Italy sign ERP aid pacts shaping recovery program
Ireland and Italy signed European Recovery Act aid agreements in Washington on June 28, setting a pattern for the 14 other beneficiary nations. State department spokesmen said the pacts, required to be signed by midnight next Saturday, show the United States does not seek to dominate recipient economies. The Irish accord was signed at 8 a.m. EDT and the Italian pact at 12:30 p.m. EDT.
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John A. Reichmann
Stall Corre
Washington
Ireland
Italy
State Department
United States
Kansas City Gun Fight Kills Three
In Kansas City two Negro men and a policeman died in a gun battle during a disturbance report. Officer Floyd Montgomery was killed. companion Paul Warrington was hospitalized with injuries. The identities of the two remaining deceased suspects were not established.
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Kansas City
INS
Floyd Montgomery
Paul Warrington
Menorah Hospital
Bathing accident injures 10 year old at East Brook
Kay Kotchish ten year old daughter of Mrs Jennie Kotchish of 919 Lorain avenue was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital for a deep cut in the right foot. The injury occurred at 4 30 p m Sunday when she stepped on a sharp object while bathing at East Brook.
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Kay Kotchish
Jennie Kotchish
Lorain Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
East Brook
Three Western Japan Provinces Devastated by Earthquake and Fire
Three western Japanese provinces faced widespread ruin as a violent earthquake and fires struck late in the day. The Osaka radio warned of a possible tidal wave along the Sea of Japan coast, though confirmation was pending. Fukui city reportedly suffered near total destruction with tens of thousands possibly killed or homeless. Yomiuri estimated about 30,000 affected in Fukui alone. Communications failures hindered exact tallies as tremors continued in Kanazawa at 10 pm and officials warned of further casualties and property losses across the three provinces.
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John Ric
N.S. Stall
Tokyo
Japan
Osaka Radio
Osaka
Sea of Japan
Reete
Fukui
Yomiuri
Japan Sea
Honshu
Ad - Honshu
Kyushu
Kanazawa
Berlin Crisis High on Truman Agenda Amid Blockade
President Truman gave top priority to the Berlin crisis caused by Russia's blockade of land routes from western Germany to Allied occupied Berlin. He raised the issue with Undersecretary Robert Lovett who filled in for Secretary Marshall during a medical checkup.
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Washington
INS
Truman
Berlin
Russia
Germany
Robert Lovett
Marshall
Aether and Knife Timed Burial Mentioned in Silly Tale
A fragment describes ether use and a knife involved in removing tonsils, followed by a recovery period. The tone shifts to play and activity as the patient regains strength, noting heat with a high temperature of ninety seven degrees.
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Edward Delliquacri
Mabel Street
M. Delliquacri
Cascade Park
Daily Weather Report
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Mr. Truman
France
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Government of
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Inside Today
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James L. Kilgallen
N.S
Stati
U.S
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