Three Will Stay in Berlin Says Reichmann White Paper
A 24000 word white paper released by the United States Britain and France after Berlin blockade talks broke down accuses the Soviet Union of legal coercive measures. The western powers say the Berlin issue must be settled by the United Nations as a threat to international peace and security.
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John A. Reichmann
SN. 6
Statt
Washington
U. S
Britain
France
Berlin
United Nations
Per Balu
Pa Newe Observes Pa Newe Observes repeat of the F Nowe tes Miacovered.
Fragmentary text notes a repeat observation and touches on Buckwheat in Pennsylvania east of a crop, with Western references as new in the pre. The garbled lines suggest an agricultural or weather note from a local page.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvanian Weekend Scenic Tour And Local Rubbish Drive
Large numbers of Ohio residents toured Western Pennsylvania on Sunday to view fall woodlands, while motorists with Ohio licenses crowded highways. The town noted saving Standard Time over the weekend. Andrew Zbegan of Denver Avenue boasted a muskellunge caught Sunday with John Jurdock on a fishing trip.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Woodlands
Andrew Zbegan
Denver Ave
Mr. Sages
John Jurdock
Daily Weather Report Summary
United States weather statistics for the 24-hour period ending at 9 a.m. report a maximum of 75 and a minimum of 37 with no precipitation. river stage at 5.2 feet. For the prior 24 hours ending Sunday morning, maximum reached 67 and minimum 34.
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United States
Pennsylvania Week Opens with Industrial Exposition in Philadelphia
Gov. James H. Duff and city leaders inaugurate a seven day Pennsylvania Week with an industrial exposition at Gimbel Brothers and the launch of the Pennsylvania Week Special railroad tour to 16 key industrial cities. Schools and civic groups join in the celebration as historic sites hold open houses.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
James H. Duff
Philadel
Gimbel Brothers
War Memorial Dedicated in Holy Trinity Cemetery Service
Sunday ceremony at Holy Trinity Cemetery in She Niagara Township honored World War II sacrifices. Attendees included 300 parishioners and local veterans group leaders. Walter Kieler gave the dedicatory address. Clergy from McKeesport Youngstown and Homestead spoke, Latia choir performed, and Neshannock Post 315 VFW outlined honors. Names of fallen Sgt. Stanley J. Sniezek Snyder and others were remembered in English and Polish remarks.
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Holy Trinity Cemetery
Shenango Township
Holy Trinity Polish National Catolic Church
South Jefferson
Miller Avenue
Walter Kieler
A. R. Wisniewski
McKeesport
F. Rekas
R Ostrowski
Youngstown
F. Pilys
Homestead
Latia
Holy Trinity Church
Verna Drapko
Neshannock
al. B. Haid
Henry Jordan Sr
V. C. Edward Coyne
Edward Lane
Joseph Walzer
Wallace McKee
Dewey Returns to Oregon for Talks on Power Development
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey travels the northwest starting in Oregon after a May primary win over Harold Stassen. He will speak in Portland on power development and later in Tacoma and Seattle, with UN Paris talks and Berlin crisis references tied to his national agenda.
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William Theis
Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
Oregon
G.O.P
Northwest
Portland
Harold E. Stassen
Seattle
Wash
Stassen
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Tacoma
San Francisco
Paris
United Nations General Assembly
America
United America
Foreign Ministers Conference
Berlin
UN Security Council
John Foster Dulles
U. S
Salem
Booster Night Planned by East New Castle Grange
East New Castle Grange cancels regular meeting for Booster Night at the grange hall. A tureen dinner at 6 30 pm precedes a discussion on whether farmers are partly to blame for high prices with speakers including Errol Fullerton and John Weingartner.
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East New Castle Grange
Grange
Errol Fullerton
Leland Hotaling
John Weingartner
Dale Currie
Harold Wigton
Barbara Kauffman
Helen Jance
Shirley Loeffler
Norman Benson
Congress Probers Set Expose On Soviet Espionage In U S
The House Un American Activities Committee will issue a voluminous report this week detailing Soviet espionage connected to atomic secrets. It cites admissions under oath and recommends prosecutions of at least three U S citizens including two Manhattan Project scientists. The report criticizes Roosevelt Truman and Clark for not pursuing known spies.
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Congress
U.S
Washington
United States
U.S. S
Soviet Union
House UN- American Activities Committee
House
Manhattan
Proro
NKVD
Secret Police
Roosevelt
Truman
Clark
Hitler
Truman Looks Ahead After Berlin Impasse In Texas
President Truman, amid a Texas campaign swing, voiced concern over the Berlin standstill with Russia. Press secretary Ross said the president approved a three power note rejecting Soviet control of the Berlin air corridor and was fully informed by Secretary Marshall before it was sent.
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Robert G. Nixon
Ross
Truman
San An
Alamo
Moscow
UN Security Council
United States
Ordination Of Two Local Men At Altoona Conference
The Western Pennsylvania District Prayer Conference of the Christian and Missionary Alliance in Altoona concluded with the ordination of Rev. Vernon Orner of Castlewood Alliance Church and Rev. Clyde Bookamer now pastor of Irvona Alliance Church. The service featured several pastors and speakers including Rev. G. A. Aitcheson, Rev. Wilmer Heffner, Rev. F. R. Schillinger, Rev. J. L. Isch, Rev. D. C. Kopp, and Harold Boon of Nyack Missionary Training Institute. Erie and New Castle invited the 1949 gathering, with New Castle accepting. The last Altoona conference was held in 1936.
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Western Pennsylvania
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Altoona
Vernon Orner
Castlewood
Nyack
Erie
New Castle
Bevin Blames Russia If Atomic War Fells On World
British Foreign Minister Ernest Bevin warned at the United Nations that Soviet Russia would be to blame if an atomic war falls upon humanity. He urged Moscow to choose peaceful cooperation via the UN or face Western mutual defense alliances. Bevin denied Western plans to attack Russia and urged a peaceful East West settlement.
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Russia
Paris
Ernest Bevin
Soviet Russia
United Nations
Bevin
Oid
Soviet Union
Lenin
Stalin
Soviet
West
Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Berlin
U. N. Security Council
Berlin Airlift Will Be Fully Defended
A western source said the Berlin airlift will be defended with all resources. The effort to break off negotiations prompts fears of a sharp Soviet reaction and possible blocking of air corridors by patrols over Anne and British aerodromes.
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Berlin
Kinsbury Smith
Paris
Una
Security Council
McCreary Selected as Farm Training Instructor for Veterans
K K McCreary of Hickory township, a successful county farmer, is named an instructor in Institutional on the Farm Trains by the Lawrence County school board. He is the fourth staff member chosen as veteran training demand grows. McCreary, Westminster and Penn State graduate, runs a large potato and dairy farm and is a World War I veteran who served as an infantry officer.
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K. K. McCreary
Hickory Township
Lawrence County School Board
McCreary
Mr. McCreary
Westminister
Penn State College
Stoneham Fire Kills Two Children In Blast And Fire
A Stoneham family suffered two deaths and four serious burns when an explosion from a kitchen stove touched off a blaze that trapped eight people in a two story brick home. Siblings Joyce 5 and s O Connell 16 died. Paul 2 was hospitalized in critical condition. infant Michelle 6 months escaped with mother Regina. Father Edward 37 and wife woke to rescue their children.
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Stoneham
Mass
INS
S. O'Connell
Joyce
Paul
New England
Michelle
Regina O'Connell
Edward O'Connell
Berlin to seek German seat in UN talks on Soviet blockade
Berlin officials prepared to demand German representation at UN discussions on the Soviet blockade. The Magistrat met to draft a statement on submitting the dispute to the Security Council. Soviet press hinted Russia may walk out in retaliation.
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Omer Anderson
Melt Correng
Berlin
United Nations
Magistrat
Security Council
Russia
Sozial
Peotelan Social Democratic Party
Ber
Bethany Lutheran Visits Seek Wider Faith Practice
Seventeen Bethany Lutheran Church members in East Washington and Sutton streets, along with Rev. Thomas W. Baker and co-chairs, visit congregants to extend God’s kingdom. Visitors, including Mrs. P L Salmon and several couples, will encourage thoughtful prayerful preparation for the outreach.
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Bethany Lutheran Church
East Washington
Sutton Streets
Thomas W. Baker
Christ
Baker
P. L. Salmon
A. E. Reynolds
Curtis Powell
C. E. Turner
Norman Hatfield
Death notices listing names and ages from local area
Obituaries and death notices list Mrs. Frank Kelley 67 of East street. Mrs. Catherine A. Miller 75 of Arlington avenue. Mrs. Margaret Copper 15 R8D G avenose. R Kreps 69 of Baltimore. Charles Clare Forney 70. James A. Gallaher 77 of Elsport. Orris W. Fisher 67 of Harrison street. Josephine Geniniva 14 months of Ellwood City. Luigi Piscitelli 83 of Ellwood City. Joseph Rubesa of Youngstown.
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Frank Kelley
East Street
Catherine A. Miller
Arlington Avenue
Margaret Catterson Copper
D.G. —Avenese R. Kreps
Baltimore
Charles Clare Forney
R. D
James A. Gallaher
Elsport
Orris W. Fisher
Harrison Street
Josephine Geniniva
Ellwood City
Luigi Piscitelli
Joseph Rubesa
Youngstown
Western Powers Prepare To Take Soviet Before UN
Paris dispatch says the United States Britain and France prepared a note to the United Nations Security Council charging the Soviet Union with threatening world peace by the Berlin blockade. British ambassador Sir Alexander Cadogan and other deputies warned Moscow of the seriousness of the move and the note could prompt an early council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Lee
Paris
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Uniations
Security Council
Berlin
Ae Sreenae
Soviet Union
United Nations
Brisin
Alexander Ceeogan
Gere
Moscow
U. S
Blockade Lift Debate Sparks City Assembly Clash
A city assembly stalls over lifting a blockade as representatives clash with a Communist-led Unity Party. The motion seeks to request France to transmit the appeal to the global body, aiming to secure international intervention.
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Seart Tln
Ui United Me Medias
Othera Ae Setac
Unity Party
France
Not a Cat About Baseball Thrills and Roar
Fragmentary reminiscence about a baseball game and desire for thrills. Mentions two occurrences and up to date news. Narrative tone hints at spectator enthusiasm without concrete facts or specifics.
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Pa Newe
Lawrence
Daily Weather Report
Acme
Cress Word
By Raymond Wilcove
Texas
Castleweed
Irvena
Pierre J. Huss
Corre
Acine Telephoto
Jie
Ottawa
RCAF
Ben Scott Custer
John Scalise
Sir Robert Stirling-Hamilton
Eee Se
Naval Halsen
Charles Wilcox
Navy
K.K. McCreary
Veterans
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