Churchill Urges United Europe Assembly at The Hague
Winston Churchill pressed immediate formation of a European assembly and a federation with possible loss of some sovereignty. At a 22-nation congress in The Hague, delegates backed uniting Europe under a regional council and a world framework, with calls for a supreme tribunal to safeguard rights.
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Louis Nevin
Hague
Netherlands
Winston Churchill
European Assembly
Spritiin
Congress of Europe
Duncan Sauays
Churchill
Churchil
Europe
Gregoire Guvencu
Romania
Moscow
Parliament of Europe
Assembly
Council
Federation of Europe
United Nations
World Organization
Russia
Council of Europe
Great Britain
Commonwealth
United States of America
United States of Europe
West
Scottdale Drilling Company Ad in Friedens Area
Scottdale Drilling Company advertises drilling equipment in Route 53 area offering electric water systems hand pumps pump repairs water softeners and hot water tanks. Inquiries and estimates via James Ware Box 44 Friedens PA or Scottdale 1146.
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Also Electric
James Ware
Friedens
Scottdale
Mothers Day Observances and Plans in Roof Garden Area
Churches will observe Mothers Day with songs and tributes on the second Sunday in May. Shops display gifts and carnations. florists report strong sales of bouquets, corsages, potted plants, and related wear. The Rev J F Messenger at First Christian will speak on Deborah a Mother in Israel and evening programs honor mothers. Fraternal Eagles plan a march to Church of the Brethren where Rev Galen Blough will speak of Mother.
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First Christian Church
J. F. Messenger
Deborah
Israel
John Speicher
A. L. Cage
Charles R. Hauger
J. E. Dice
Clara Letcher
W. E. Crawford
Emily Flack
St. Paul's Lutheran Glade
Luther League of Samuels Church
J. L Kaufman
Grace Eub Church
Order of Eagles
Church of the Brethren
Galen R. Blough
Anna Jarvis
Philadelphia
Miss Jarvis
West Chester
Congress
Grace Church Mother's Way Service Set for Sunday
The Grace ECB church youth Fellowship schedules a Mother’s Way service at 10 45 a m with Miss Blanche Bittner giving the invocation after the Gloria Paix The program includes a hymn There Is Beauty All Around When There’s Love at Home a Lorenz piece Where Mother Is Home Is and segments on Help Others Mother Education and Service led by local members The pastor’s vesper subject is Reverence for Mother at 7 30 p m and carnations will be given to mothers.
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Youth Fellowship of Grace Ecb Church
Blanche Bittner
Ralph Egolf, Jr
Lorenz
Winifred Kaebnick
John Tasker
Rosaline Brant
Loretta Witt
Mr. Shirey
Lois Layman
Rozella Mason
Dwight Funk
High School Operetta Maritana Stirs 700 Attendance Enthusiasts
An enthusiastic crowd of about 700 attended the hin school operetta Maritana Friday night under director Miss Elizabeth Rinard. Clyde Johnson and Dominick Dimenzo drew the loudest praise for their mature voices and standout acting in Don Caesar and Tony roles. Geraldine Reese as Lazarilla, Leona Labrel in the title role, and a strong chorus received notable acclaim, with the ensemble encore from the Spanish dance octet ending the evening on a high note.
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Hin
Elizabeth Rinard
Clyde Johnson
Don Caesar
Dominick Dimenzo
Tony
Geraldine Reese
Lazarilla
Miss Reese
Dominick Dimehnzo
Spain
Leona Labrel
Robert Griffith
Don Jose
Edward Burdeau
Charles II
Robert Leslie
William Deady
Fred Shaffer
Moxine Groh
Don Cassler
James Sabin
Tim Wadsworth
Karl Wilhelm
Betty Merrill
Patty Miller
Mary Lou Meyers
Glenda Saylor
Chester Singer
Eleanor Kunsman
Fileen Shaw
Mary Jo Cretcher
Katherine Snyder
Mosholders Seek Quiet Title On Spring Dispute
J W Mosholder and Wilson and Maggie Rhoads file action to quiet title against Emma J Mosgrove Lambert over a spring on Mosholder’s Somerset township property. They allege she broke a locked fence door damaged the spring planted trees dumped dirt and redirected water. They seek relinquishment of any claim and prohibition on Lambert’s use of the spring.
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J. W. Mosholder
Wilson
Maggie Rhoads
Emma _ J. Mosgrove Lambert
Prothonotary
Mosholder
Rhoads
Mosholder and Rhoads
Day Long Parley Yields No Plan To Avert Strike
White House talks with three railroad unions and carriers failed to yield a formula to prevent next Tuesday’s threatened railroad strike. John R. Steelman did not present a plan. A 20 day postponement was rumored but not discussed.
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Francis J. Kelly
Washington
White House
Truman
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Chicago
W. T. Farley
Association of American Railroads
Charles G. Ross
Food Tables Threatened By Strike
Chicago reports a looming railroad strike would halt shipments of perishable foods poultry and livestock under embargo orders by six railroads. Embargoes threaten to push up prices as buyers rush to beat deadlines and farmers move stock before potential shortages.
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Chicago
Presque Isle
Aroostook County
Bangor
R. W. Dobbins
Railway Mail Service
New York
City Department of Markets
Midwest
Wife Identifies Body of Justice in Somerset
The body of Harvey Justice, 26, was identified by his ex wife Mrs Dorothy Justice of Garrett at Mills and Mickey funeral home in Ro okswood. The couple are parents of five year old Connie. A Durant Justice of Horntown claimed the body and took it to Horntown in Virginia. Police say the death is believed to be suicide.
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Harvey Justice
Water Level Road
Mills and Mickey Funeral Home
Rookswood
Justice
Dorothy Justice
Garrett
Dorothy Yetty
Akron
Ohio
Connie
Durant Justice
Horntown
Somerset
Virginia
Posiae
Marines denied grave guard at Iwo Jima hero funeral
Jersey City hearing on a Marine funeral where union officials blocked Marines from acting as pallbearers for Pfc. James F. Donnelly Jr. The testimony described pressure on the family, paid pallbearers, and union contracts affecting who could carry the casket.
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Jersey City
N. J
U. S
James F. Donnelly, Jr
Iwo Jima
Marine Corps
House Labor Committee
Wint Smith
Kansas
Wingate H. Lucas
Texas
George MacKinnon
fh-Minn
Puneral
Routh
Caroselli
John Caroselli
International Brotherhood of ‘Teamsters
APL
Vacal
Barnes
Hudson County
Donnelly
Nora Donnelly
Set
Poy
Arlington
Richmond Routh
Neext
Rep. Smith
Rep. Lucas
Carosell
Crossing Between Parked Cars Is Dangerous Say State Police
State Police warn pedestrians not to step into streets between parked vehicles. They cite accident statistics showing drivers often have insufficient warning to prevent injury or death even at reasonable speeds. Cross at corners where the way is clear. The curb line is the danger line.
Arabs Cease Firing Today in Jerusalem
Arabic military leaders ordered a noon cease fire in Jerusalem if Jews observe a truce. The Jewish Agency spokesman echoed, stating the Jews would halt when the Arabs stop. Talks in Jericho with Gen Cunningham led to a three hour meeting as violence raged across Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem
E.s.t
Jericho
Alan Gordon Cunningham
Palestine
United Nations
Jaffa
Yemen
Moshe
Jerusalem Area
Mekor Haim
Katamon
Mount Scopus
Hebrew University
Cunningham
Sir Henry Gurney
Abdul Rahman Azzam Pasha
Arab League
Ismail Safwat Pasha
Arab Liberation Forces
League
Azzam Pasha
Abdullah
Trans-Jordan
Amman
Safwat Pasha
Arab Volunteer Army
Jewish Agency
Eerhe
Rotarian Talk on Pennsylvania Roads by Sec Smock
Secretary of Highways Ray L. Smock addressed the Somerset Rotary Club about Pennsylvania’s road system. He noted 41 000 miles of state roads and bridges, rising from under 1 000 miles in 1919, and explained financial limits as 36 000 000 of 112 000 000 in auto fees and gas tax funds directed elsewhere.
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Ray L. Smock
Somerset Rotary Club
State Department
Ferner Hotel
Pennsylvania
Smock
W. R. Will
Somerset County
Jail Hostetler After Hearing
Merle Hostetler age 33 of Meyersdale was committed to the county jail on assault cruelty pointing firearms and threatening to kill charges after a quarrel with his wife. The information was given before Squire Robert Cook and he was held for court.
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Merle Hostetler
Meyersdale
Robert Cook
Hostetler
Britain Proposes Emergency UN Rule Over Palestine
The British embassy in Greece asked for details on Greece’s executions of 213 prisoners amid upheaval after the Ladas murder. Britain urged an emergency UN regime for Palestine after May 15, seeking a jointly agreed, time-limited authority with no broad powers, and continued search for a Jerusalem mayor.
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Athens
Greece
Aegina Island
Salonika
Christos Ladas
Ladas
Constantine Rentis
Clifford Norton
Constantin Tasaldaris
Themistokles Sophoulis
Tsaldaris
Sophoulis
Norton
Laborite
Daily Herald
Lord Rothermeres Daily Mail
Conservative Telegraph
Liberal News Chronicle
State Department
Washington
United States
Britain
Lake Success
United Nations Organization
Palestine
Arthur Creech-Jones
U. N
U. N. Assembly
Assembly
Creach-Jones
Lonon
Jerusalem
London
Holy City
U.N
Clle Etors
TMT
Airdeian
Ernest Bevin
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Jerusalem Post
Creech-Jones
No inquest planned in Kennell death
Roy E. Kennell, 56, of Hyndman R. D. 1, died after a hit and run incident. He was found unconscious 50 feet from his Southampton township home and died about 24 hours later in Memorial hospital, Cumberland, Maryland. State police and Pvt. P. G. Marenna conducted the investigation.
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Roy E. Kennell
Hyndman
R. D
Somerset
Memorial Hospital
Cumberland
Southampton Township
Pvt
P. G. Marenna
Marshall Property Brings $9,500 at Somerset Sale
A 16.15 acre parcel in Somerset township was sold by Colonial Trust of Pittsburgh as trustee for Meredith R. Marshall for the benefit of Florence Anderson Marshall and children to James E. Miller and Marguerite Miller of Bethal township Allegheny county. The property lies near Samuel's church on route 53 and fetched $9,500.
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Somerset Township
Colonial Trust Company of
Pittsburgh
Meredith R. Marshall
Florence Anderson Marshall
Walker
James E
Marguerite Miller
Bethal Township
Allegheny County
Samuel
Spanking Teacher Reinstated After Perry County Row
Harrisburg May 7 The state orders Walter D Byers Perry county Wheatfield township principal reinstated after a spanking of a six year old pupil sparked a student strike. State superintendent Dr Francis B Haas overturns the board ruling saying there was no excess corporal punishment and that the teacher had not received a fair hearing.
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Harrisburgh
Commonwealth Today
Perry County
Wheatfield Township
Walter D. Byers
Francis B. Haas
Dr. Haas
Byers
David T. Jenkins
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Home Baked Saturday Potluck Specials at Local Pastry Shop
The cs Pastry Shop at 319 W Main St advertises Saturday potato salad baked beans and assorted pastries with phone contact 362 W for orders.
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Main ST
Weather Picture Shifts Across Maryland and PA Regions
Partly cloudy and windy with cooler spell in Maryland and eastern Pennsylvania. Frost possible in northern areas Sunday night with increasing cloudiness and warmer afternoons. Western areas see more cloud and wind with frost Sunday night and rain chances later Sunday night into Monday. Extended period shows below normal to near normal temperatures with scattered showers and about half an inch of rainfall across regions.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Mid Atlantic
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United Europe Assembly Now
Scottdale Drilling Company
Grace Church
Revere Ware
Critchfield CO
Sfed Headquarters
Belt’s Laboratory
Lancaster
Surecrop
Iowa
A. D. Graham G&g CO
Beaver Brand Fertilizers
Somerset, PA
Phon
H.S
Penelope Baker
Lambert
Foot
Penna. Quarries, Inc
Friedens, PA
Lohr
NEW Late Records
Peoples Bank Bldg
Lohr’s
U.S
J. B. Hay
Rockwgood
Daisy Air Rifles
Somerset Sport Shop
Dukes OF Recording Fame
Babe and
Myrl Tiano
Solovox
Bass Violin
Cholly Wayne
Billy Merle
Oakhurst Tea Room
U.N. Assembly
Holy Land
Francis W. Carpenter
Kennell
Marshall Property
Somerset Weather
David Grove
U.S Weather Observer
U. S. Weather Bureau
Boston
Denver
Miami
Louis Neernnenmmeesen
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