Senate votes to shield Bradley from disclosure order
Senate Armed Services Foreign Relations Committee, 18 to 8, rejects citing Gen Omar Bradley for contempt over revealing a confidential April 6 White House conversation with President Truman. Bradley argues disclosure would violate the chief executive’s confidences. President Truman supports Bradley, while debate reveals a party line split among Republicans and Democrats.
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Razing of North Jefferson Street Building Sparks Parking Plan
Old brick homestead on North Jefferson Street near North Street to be razed for parking by a nearby service station. Good weather boosts city building projects including brick cladding and exterior architectural changes. Circus draws hundreds of students from local schools. police search for missing children amid wanderlust and outdoor play concerns. Fire chief’s car speeds with a boat attached triggering visions of tragedy.
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Daily Weather Report
Mostly cloudy with scattered showers or thunderstorms. Cooler in the north portion today. Cloudy with showers tonight in the north and Friday. Low tonight 45 to 50 north and around 50 south. Cooler Friday. US weather stats for the 24 hour period ending today show a high of 85 and a low of 56 with no precipitation. River stage is 6.3 feet. For the same date last year highs were 79 and lows 51 with 0.45 inches of rain.
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Armed Forces Day Luncheon Set With Notable Guests
The Castleton hosts a Friday noon luncheon uniting city service clubs for Armed Forces Week. Brig General Frederick R. Dent Jr USAF will speak, joined by Harold V. Haines head of the 40 and 8, and Lawrence County Voiture officials. A band concert by Perry S. Gaston Post follows tonight.
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Twenty-One City School Teachers Elected By Board
The New Castle School Board elected twenty-one public school teachers Wednesday night, the largest single meeting total in years. Vacancies had been filled by substitutes while awaiting parochial school developments and subsidy impact.
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Burton
One Is Killed Three Injured In Auto Crash
Reported this afternoon an automobile collision in Volant left one man dead and three others seriously hurt. Victims were taken to Jameson Memorial hospital after the crash at the Volant New Wilmington and Leesburg New Castle road intersection. The deceased was identified as Robert W. Murdock, possibly of Campbell Ohio, with an address listed as 2028 Stone Street Pt. Huron Michigan. The injured include the truck trailer driver, name not released.
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Five Sailors Die in Explosion Aboard Escort Carrier
The navy reports five enlisted men killed and 13 injured in an explosion and flash fire aboard the escort carrier USS Bairoko in a Japanese harbor on May 9. One victim from Philadelphia is William Michael Schweitzer, a fireman, among the dead. The accident occurred in a forward oil tank and the cause remains undetermined.
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Local Soldier Killed In Korea
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hites receive notice from the War Department that Cpl. Roy W. Welsh, a resident with them for years, was killed in action in Korea on April 23. A World War II veteran, he served in Germany with Company M, 29th Infantry Division, until December 6, 1946, then rejoined the reserve before being called to active duty.
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Korea
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Germany
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Dowager Empress Sadako of Japan Dies at 66
Japan’s Dowager Empress Sadako, mother of Emperor Hirohito and widow of Emperor Taisho, died suddenly in Tokyo at 4:10 p.m. She was 66, born June 25, 1884, daughter of Prince Kujo, married to Crown Prince Yoshihito in 1900, who became Emperor Taisho in 1912. Hirohito and Empress Nagako went to her bedside shortly after.
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New Controls to Limit Clothing Prices and Meat Trade
The government plans new price regulations on clothing and higher wool costs, plus a meat black market crackdown led by OPS enforcement director Edward P. Morgan. A 10 percent auto production cut was announced as officials prepare a Washington conference with auto and appliance producers.
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Military Junta Seizes Bolivia Government Powers
A 10 man military junta in Bolivia announced they had temporarily taken over government to safeguard the nation from a supposed Sovietization threat. Exiled Victor Paz Estenssoro urged Bolivians to revolt against the army, while the junta promised new elections as soon as possible.
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Armed Forces Week Parade Opens Week in New Castle
General Dent of Wright Field will fly into New Castle on May 18 to attend the Armed Forces Week parade. He will be met at the airport by Walter A. Kieler and Howard W. Lyon and stay through the Saturday event. Dent is a Mer cer native and West Point graduate.
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Brest Home Fire Damages Brooklyn Street Home
A fire at 302 Highland avenue corner Grant street caused 3000 in damage at 625 p m Wednesday. A second alarm at 633 p m brought extra equipment as the blaze spread from a gutter to the third floor. The timer, loading his truck, alerted the fire when smoke appeared. Police diverted traffic around the scene.
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Highland Avenue
Grant Street
H. F. Steinbrink
Truman blasts special interests over stabilisation program
President Truman warned that special interests seek to wreck the stabilization program and urged Americans to press Congress for a strong anti inflation plan and higher taxes. He cautioned defense cuts and lax inflation controls threaten national strength and urged continuation of the defense production act beyond June 30. He spoke at a national citizenship conference urging public action.
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United States Pushes Early U N Action on Arms Embargo
The United States seeks a three day enactment of the U N arms embargo on Communist China with a special Saturday session. Ambassador Gross will present the U S case on banning arms atomic material and war products. An amendment by Western powers with Australia and Venezuela tightens transport goods like steel rails locomotives and scrap iron.
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Venezuela
Soviet Bloc Opposes UN Embargo Move On China
In Flushing Meadows on May 17 the Soviet bloc declared non participation in the world embargo on war materials to Red China. Delegates criticized the embargo resolution as illegal and driven by U. S. pressure. Jacob Malik denounced the move, warning it could spark a third world war.
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Deaths in Ellwood City Prompt Notice
Death notices list Mrs. Anna S. Reiner 87 of Ellwood City Mrs. Robert Stockman 57 of 711 Cunningham Avenue and Mrs. Josephine Stalma 58 of 1205 Cascade Street with no further details provided.
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Ellwood City
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Cunningham Avenue
Josephine Stalma
Cascade Street
Koreans Faced Massive Chinese Offensive On Front
United Nations troops retired along most of the 100 mile Korean front as Chinese led forces pressed southward in their third night of attack. Officials cautioned withdrawals were orderly and warned a main thrust near Seoul was imminent within 12 hours.
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Acmed
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Uijongbu
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Hangye
City Draft Board Calls 11 From New Castle for Induction
Harrisburg May 17 164 registrants summoned for induction on May 31 at Pittsburgh. Included in the calls are 11 men to be furnished by Local Board 87 for the city of New Castle.
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Woman Dies In Mercer Hospital After Auto Crash
Mrs. Marion Bollard, 46, of Meadville, died at Mercer hospital from injuries in a traffic accident near Mercer Friday. Her husband and three Bollard children, plus three Jackson Center men, were injured in the crash.
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County fair anticipation with warm noon weather
Arthur Mometer imagines the county fair as a bright escape from farm chores. He envisions cow barns, pig pens, canned goods, races and the roast pear aroma. He notes the heat at eighty four at noon today.
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