Six Nations plan coal and steel pool for common use
Six European nations Belgium Luxembourg Italy The Netherlands France and Western Germany agreed to pool coal and steel wealth for the common good. Delegates will meet next month to work out a merger, while Britain remains non committal pending talks and detailed plans. The proposal aims to place coal and steel under an international authority with binding decisions.
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Carter L
Davidson
Paris
Belgium
Luxembourg
Italy
Netherlands
France
Germany
Britain
London Dispatches
U. S
Dean Acheson
Schuman
Somerset girl injured in Route 30 601 crash
A 16 year old girl, Ruth Emerick of Somerset R D 2, was treated for a forehead cut after two cars collided at Routes 30 and 601 near Ferrerton. Cramer 60, of R D Friedens, was westbound and failed to yield. Maurice Tremer 23 of Central City, a Pitt student, traveled east. Damages total about 350 dollars. Cramer held for failure to yield.
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Somerset R. D. 2
Ferrerton
Ruth Emerick
Jennertown
C. C. Cramer
R. D. Friedens
Cramer
Maurice Tremer
Central City
Tremer
University of Pittsburgh
Somerset
Britain Eyes Talks on European Coal Steel Pool
Britain shows eagerness to discuss a French plan to pool European coal and steel but refuses to sign a pre talks communique committing to full membership. UK officials say Britain will join talks only after thorough exploration of the plan to avoid premature commitments.
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London
Britain
France
Toll climbs to 504 as four day Memorial holiday ends
The Associated Press reports a Memorial Day period ending with 504 deaths nationwide from traffic drownings and other mishaps. Highway crashes caused 315 fatalities and drownings 75, with 1114 additional deaths from miscellaneous incidents.
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Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Council
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Auto kills Jeannette Man
An auto struck and killed Pete Dentici, 61, as he crossed the Lincoln Highway at Lincoln Heights near Greensburg. The tragedy occurred today, with Dentici of 213 South Sixth Street Jeannette.
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Greensburg
Pete Dentici
South Sixth St
Lincoln Highway
Lincoln Heights
Here
Brooklyn teen gangs battle on Memorial Day streets
In Brooklyn several teen gangs fought with guns and improvised gin guns as crowds fled a parade. Two injured youths, two or more revolvers used, and over twenty arrested as clashes spilled to Prospect Park. Pattrols described Greene Avenue Stompers Nits and Gay Nineties involved.
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New York
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
Greene Avenue Stompers
Nits
John Shea
Cornell Williams
Felton Harris
James Fortunato
Anthony Scarpati
Detroit Gas Main Blast Kills Two Children Injures Mother
An explosion leveled a six room Detroit house at 4975 Braden, killing six month old Laura Anders and eight year old Stanley Gaty Jr. and critically injuring Dorothy Anders. Police tie the blast to a four inch gas main break likely caused by excavation for the Edsel Ford expressway. Firefighters recovered the bodies after more than an hour.
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Detroit
Braden
Laura Anders
Stanley Gaty, Jr
Dorothy Anders
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
Converted Church in Bloomfield Burns, $190,000 Loss
Fire swept a converted church building at Lorgian and Pearl in Bloomfield today, destroying three floors and the roof within four hours. Bloomfield Cabinet Co on the lower floor and College Town Candies on upper levels were damaged as spectators watched. Fire Chief William Davis pegged the loss at $100,000 with unknown ignition.
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Pittsburgh
Bloomfield District
Lorigan and
Pearl Streets
Bloomfield Cabinet Company
College Town Candies, Inc
Fmil Zapp
Tony Arena
William Davis
Monoxide Fatal to Sharon Woman
Sharon coroner Dr. James F. Elder reports Maud Lartz, 62, wife of Sharon Herald co publisher C B Lartz, died of carbon monoxide poisoning. She was found in her car in the garage and mourned by family after the loss of her son Lt William Lartz in a navy plane crash. Funeral is set for tomorrow.
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Sharon
James F. Elder
Mercer County
Sharon Herald
Maud Lartz
C. B. Lartz
William Lartz
For Sale 5 Acre 5-Room House on Plank Road Somerset Pa
Real estate listing describes a 5 room house with powder room sidwer gas automatic heat garage and stable on 5 acres with 400 foot frontage on the Plank Road three miles from Diamond R D 5 Somerset Pennsylvania.
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Plank Road
Diamond
U S Soldiers Stoned at Tokyo Communist Rally
Four American soldiers were struck by stones as Japanese Communist supporters clashed with U S military police in Tokyo. Eight demonstrators were arrested after two rallies near Imperial Plaza and Hibay a Park, amid a tense security response to the first violence against U S troops in occupation Japan.
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U. S
Japan
Imperial Plaza
Sanzo Nozuka
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Peoples’ Plaza
Hibaya Park
M. P
Admiral Reynolds
Guadalcanal
United States
Savo Island
Brazilian For Hemispheral Brotherhood Speech at Stanford
Brazilian Ambassador Mauricio Nabuco reaf firmed friendship between Brazil and the United States during a Stanford conference on Brazil. He urged a gesture of goodwill from the big brother to consolidate Pan Americanism and unite the continent.
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Stanford University
Calif
Mauricio Nabuco
United States
Stanford
Brazil
Goshorn Named Superintendent Of Allentown Hospital
The state welfare department announced Roy Goshorn, current Hollidaysburg State Hospital superintendent, will head Allentown State Hospital succeeding retiring Dr. Harry Hoffman. The Hollidaysburg board has not named a replacement, and Goshorn may stay there until a new leader is chosen. Goshorn previously served on Allentown’s staff before leading Hollidaysburg.
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State Welfare Department
Roy Goshorn
Hollidaysburg State Hospital
Allentown State Hospital
Goshorn
Harry F. Hoffman
Allentown
Hollidaysburg
Allentown Hospital
Hollidaysburg Institution
No Accidents On Turnpike Reported Over Holiday Weekend
Turnpike police reported no accidents on the Pennsylvania turnpike in Somerset County over the holiday weekend. One accident near Irwin caused no injuries and no deaths or serious incidents were recorded on other highways up to midnight.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike
Somerset County
Irwin
Smuts Stricken by Pneumonia at 80 in Johannesburg
Field Marshal Jan Christian Smuts has developed pneumonia at age 80 in Johannesburg. An official bulletin reported the illness on May 30 amid ongoing duties.
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Marshal Smuts
Johannesburg
South Africa
Jan Christian Smuts
United Press Striking Operators Reject Offer
A union spokesman said 247 teletype operators on strike at United Press have rejected an offer to end their 30 day walkout.
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United Press
New York
Tonight 247
Helmstedt clashes flare after Whit Sunday rally
In Helmstedt Germany crowds clash as about 2 000 West German youths return from Berlin and confront blue shirted FDJ members. Shirts and flags are burned, violence erupts at the railway station, and police intervene to rescue youths trapped in a restaurant.
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Germany
Berlin
Helmstedters
Free German Youth
FDJ
Ruhr
PDJ
West Berlin
Technical University
Large Supply Of Russian Grain For Western Europe
Geneva May 30 The Soviet Union considers a grain agreement with Western Europe feasible. Gunnar Myrdal of the U N Economic Commission says Russia would participate in a European grain conference under the commissions auspices and a conference may be convened by summers end.
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Russia
Europe
Gunnar Myrdal
U.N. Economic Commission For Europe
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Commission
Dr Mann Urges Peace Conference
Dr Thomas Mann urged the United States to call a universal peace conference to end the cold war and plan comprehensive financing of peace. The appeal was made publicly in Chicago on May 30.
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Mann
Chicago
Thomas Mann
United States
Admiral Reynolds speaks at Memorial Day in Somerset
Rear Admiral C. D. Reynolds USN retired urged exporting American democracy while defending it during Memorial Day ceremonies before a large Somerset crowd. He recalled Guadalcanal rescues and urged a peaceful, non imperialistic approach to aid and lasting peace through courage and action.
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William R. Drobnich
Somerset County Court House
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USN
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Italy
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Admiral Reynolds
Marshall Urges United Nations to Avert War
Gen George C Marshall led Memorial Day ceremonies urging continued support for the United Nations as a forum where words can replace bullets. He warned another war would ruin victors, urged peace through negotiation but stressed the U S must remain capable of defending freedom and opposing tyranny. Memorial ceremonies worldwide honored war dead as Americans prayed for lasting peace with strength to deter aggression.
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George C. Marshall
United Nations
Arlington National
Potomac River
Washington
Marshall
United States
Teayer
Truman
London
U. S
Europe joins in keeping memories
Charles Witing reports memorial day observances across Europe for United States war dead. In Italy at Anzio cemetery 7,862 U S G I s lie buried as Anzio and Nettuno mayors join Americans in laying wreaths. In London Paris and Brussels officials and veterans honor unknown soldiers and world war memories.
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Anzio
Guadalcanal
Chateau Thierry
Charles Witing
London
Nettunowo
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Nettuno
Mario de Franceschi
Citizens’ Committee
Geoffrey Keyes
U. S
Austria
Connellsville Editor Injured In Auto Crash
Connellsville Courier editor John Whorie 43 critically injured in a highway crash near Vanderbilt suffered internal injuries and deep shock. Courier employee Roy Haggerty 41 in fair condition with a possible fractured wrist and cuts.
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Connellsville
Aliquippa Boy Drowns in Ohio River Near Ambridge
A 12 year old Aliquippa lad, Frank Green, drowned in the Ohio River near the foot of station road opposite the American Bridge company's Ambridge plant. Police identified the victim. He swam with five companions at the time of the tragedy.
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Aliquippa
Ambridge
Ohio River
Uth Wejghts
Frank Green
Station Road
American Bridge Company
Weather Forecast for Middle Atlantic States May 31 to June 4
Western Pennsylvania shows showers and scattered storms Wednesday with cooler nights. Thursday will be mostly fair and cooler. Eastern Pennsylvania expects clouds and mild conditions with showers Wednesday, then clearing Thursday. Maryland sees cloudy conditions with showers and warm Wednesday, then clearing and less humid. West Virginia cloudy with showers Wednesday and cooler Thursday. Overall, temperatures will run above normal with limited daily swings and about one inch of rainfall across the region.
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Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Middle Atlantic
Somerset Weather Report From David Grove Observer
Daily weather summary reports 24 hour period ending 5 30 p m Tuesday with maximum 42 degrees and minimum 28 degrees T his week shows temperature patterns and reference to previous year readings at seven am and early morning.
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David Grove
U. S
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