Missing Denver Area Plane With 49 Aboard
A four engine United Air Lines plane bound for Chicago carrying 49 people disappeared near Denver just before dawn. No trace found by mid morning. a rumored crash east of Loveland proved untrue. The craft carried 44 passengers and crew of five, including at least 10 women and three children. two stewardesses were on board. The last transmission was at 8 5oo feet en route to Denver.
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Denver
Chicago
United Air Lines
San Francisco
Loveland
Colo
Cheyenne
June brides unite in city ceremonies as month ends
Last of the 1951 June brides are being married in ceremonies across the city. Despite a slow start, many couples queued for licenses this month. Heavy rains wash dirt onto streets. crews work to improve paving and oiling. Ministers take vacations. visiting pastors fill pulpits Sunday. Raspberries and a rich home crop offer canning prospects. Motorcyclists annoy older residents with backfires while awaiting traffic lights. Corn is knee high by the Fourth of July in Lawrence county with tassels visible on a King's Chapel to Pulaski road farm.
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Cupid
Ital
Lawrence County
King’s Chapel
Pulaski Road
Partly cloudy and cooler forecast with showers today
The daily weather report notes partly cloudy skies with scattered showers today and a Sunday turn to fair and cooler conditions. It records a 24 hour high of 87 and a low of 60 with 0.01 inches of precipitation and a river stage of 5.5 feet. Year ago same date shows a 75 high, 48 low, and no precipitation.
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United States
County Cleared of Debt in Bonded Indebtedness Expiry
Lawrence county said farewell to its bonded debt in a brief court ceremony at 10 15 am in room one. A sinking fund check of 33440 was issued to the county treasurer and awaits payment to bondholders. Bonded indebtedness expires at midnight tonight. Continued on Page Two.
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Lawrence County
Dons
Neal
New Castle News
Andy Dodds
Joseph W. Gilmore
Harvey B. Bush
Joseph F. Travers
the Hague
Netherlands
INS
International Court of Justice
Britain
Iran
Truman to Sign 31 Day Wage Price Credit Extension
President Truman is expected to sign a 31 day extension of wage price and credit controls. The extension allows no new price rollbacks and keeps existing curbs in place until currently scheduled expiring at midnight. Congress approved the measure yesterday and sent it to the White House for final action.
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Washington
INS
Truman
Congress
White House
United Nations hopeful for Korea cease fire talks aboard Jutlandia
Reports from Flushing Meadow indicate a UN source says negotiations for a Korea cease fire may begin within 48 hours aboard the Danish hospital ship Jutlandia. Other items note Thailand's ultimatum to abducted Premier Pibul Songgram and a new Thai government formation after his deposition.
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INS
U. S
Thailand
Pibul Songgram
Flushing Meadow
N. Y
United Nations
World Organization
Korea
Jutlandia
Singapore
Liberation Army
Nurses Class Graduates at Jameson Memorial Hospital
Thirty six graduating students completed a three year training program and received diplomas and nursing pins at the annual commencement exercises held Friday at 8 30 p m in the First Christian church. A capacity crowd filled the venue.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
First Christian Church
Dewey Opens 25000 Mile Far East Tour
Governor Thomas E. Dewey leaves Albany for the start of a 25,000 mile journey through the Far East Australia and New Zealand. The trip includes a Korea battlefield visit a Formosa conference with Chiang Kai-Shek and stops in Tokyo Singapore Indonesia Indo-China Manila and Honolulu before returning August 14.
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N. Y
INS
Thomas E. Dewey
Far East
Australia
New Zealand
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
Tokyo
Singapore
Indonesia
Indo-China
Manila
Honolulu
Dewey
Allied Planes Keep Up Attacks On Red Targets
Allied bombers and jet fighters hammered a major communist supply dump near Namchon jom in North Korea on Saturday. Waves of F-84 Thunderjets left the area completely devastated with smoke and dust rising high into the air, signaling continued pressure despite armistice talks.
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Tokyo
INS
Ridgway
Korea
Namchonjom
North Korea
Allied air battles renew strikes over Korea as armistice talks loom
Allied warplanes pounded Communist targets and clashed with jet fighters above North Korea after General Ridge Way proposed an armistice. Four US Mustangs fought six MiG-15s east of Soncon, breaking contact without shots fired. Thunderjets hit a Red supply dump and reportedly destroyed Chinese HQ at Namchonjom along the Seoul Pyongyang road.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Ridge Way
Soncon
Namchonjom
Seoul-Pyongyang Road
Sinmakin
Boy Rescued From Death In Shenango River
James Elmer Baxter five years old, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur M Baxter of 206 East Cherry street, is recovering at Jameson Memorial hospital after being saved from drowning in the Shenango River. Joseph Ginocchi twenty four of 10 West Sutton street plunged into swift current below the Cherry street bridge to pull the boy to safety shortly after 2:30 Friday afternoon.
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Arthur M. Baxter
East Cherry Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Joseph Ginocchi
West Sutton Street
Shenango River
Cherry Street Bridge
Jimmy
New Castle News
Ed Kovak
Jimmie Baxter
New Castle Hospital
Cherry Street
Joe Ginocchi
Jimmie
Mahoningtown
Strike Ends At Bossert Plant With Return To Work
Production resumed at the Bossert plant after a three day wildcat strike. A CIO meeting debated the company’s peace offer and, after talks with state mediator Troy C. Burns, workers voted to return to their jobs with revised piece rates and a grievance settlement formula aimed at speedier future resolutions.
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Bossert Company
CIO Hall
South Jefferson Street
CIO
Troy C. Burns
Proposals For Cease-Fire Radioed To Reds In Korea
United Nations radio stations in the Far East watched for a reply to General Ridgway’s armistice offer. North and Chinese Communist broadcasts gave no hint of a response, with Pyongyang and Peiping airing regular news and treaty notes instead.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Far East
Ridgway
Peiping
Pyongyang
North Korea
Red China
United Nations Supreme Commander
Senators target manpower waste in Truman budget push
Senators Millikin and Byrd challenged the claim that non defense agency cuts could save less than a billion dollars. They urged Congress to create a dedicated agency to continuously study government manpower use as President Truman seeks ten billion dollars in additional tax revenue.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Millikin
State Police Plan Patrol of Roads Over Fourth Period
Harrisburg June 30 All available state police will patrol Pennsylvania roads July 4 to reduce holiday accidents Commissioner C M Wilhelm said they will try to prevent rising traffic and careless driving from causing more highway fatalities.
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Harrisburg
JINS
Pennsylvania
C., M. Wilhelm
Plans For Unveiling Liberty Statue Replica
All plans are set for the unveiling of a faithful Liberty statue replica at the corner of South Mill Street and By Pass Route 422. The 8 ft 4 in statue rests on an 11 ft 8 in base and was funded by a 25 cent scout contribution each, with names placed on a cornerstone scroll. The event at 10:30 a.m. July 4 will feature Lawrence County Council of Boy Scouts, veterans groups aiding, and remarks from Marshall Matheny and Rev. Dr. Robert F. Galbreath.
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South Mill Street
Lawrence County Council of
Boy Scouts
Veterans’ Council
Kansas City
Joseph E. Macy
Marshall Matheny
Robert F. Galbreath
First Presbyterian Church
New Population Limits Adjusted for Some Pennsylvania Counties
Harrisburg June 30 New population limits take effect for fifth sixth and seventh class counties in Pennsylvania. Legislation signed by Gov John S Fine lowers minimums by 5000 to 95000 for fifth class and 45000 for sixth class. Seventh class maximum reduced to 45000 while seventh class minimum remains 20000.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
John S. Fine
Deaths in Slippery Rock and area on June 30 1951
Obituaries list Mrs. William C. Book 74 of Slippery Rock R D 2 Mrs. Calvin Hogue Cox 60 of Jackson Center R D 1 and Mrs. Lewis Guy 32 of Wampum R D 1 with notices dated Saturday June 30 1951.
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William C. Book
R. D
Slippery Rock
Calvin Hogue Cox
Jackson Center
Lewis Guy
Wampum
Plane Crash Is Fatal To Eight
A naval court of inquiry opens in Key West to investigate the crash of a Navy PBM patrol boat that killed eight of its nine crewmen during a takeoff from the Key West seaplane base near the Little White House. Only Dan Draper survived with a broken leg.
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Key West
Fla
INS
Naval Court of Inquiry
Navy
White House
Truman
Dan Ralph Draper
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Inside Today's News Pages Classified Listings
A scan of the newspaper’s inside pages shows classified sections for radio and TV, sports scores, crosswords, comics, society notes, editorial, stocks, obituary, and theatrical listings. The text highlights page numbers and sections to guide readers through varied content.
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T.V
Early spring phenom rests as veteran calls time
The youth known as Arthur Mometer, once a standout baser and fielder, sits on the bench while a veteran warms up for the season. The crowd awaits his return as spring progresses and the rookie eyes a future chance, with seasoning needed and a count of 378 today.
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Norwalk Truck Line Co
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Frank B. Allen
New Castle
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Grace A. Rodgers
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Ruth I. Donaldson
Margaret A. Fury
Margherita D. Lockley
Emelie L. Giesecke
Alberta R. Drake
Dorothy Borak
Donna E. Watters
Virginia A. Wallis
Phyllis A. Anderson
Joan E. Smith
Doris L. Anderson
Lillian M. Porter
Shirley C. Loth. Tanner
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