Four Nations Open Secret Disarmament Talks In Paris
Four leaders from the Soviet Union United States Britain and France meet for a one hour procedural session to lay groundwork for further talks on disarmament in Paris. Mexican President Nervo presides as the talks plan a 10 day limit and aim to form a world disarmament commission with Soviet participation.
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Associated Press
Paris
Andret I Wishinsky
U.S
Philip Jessup
Selwyn Lloyd
Miles Moch
Luls Podilla Nervo
United Nations General Assembly
Nervo
Dour Tay
Mooh
Padlil Ha Nervo
Palais Chaillot
Jessuy
Youths Hurt In Auto Crash Near Spartansburg
Two youths were injured when a car driven by George St John 18 Union City and carrying Eleanor Yeager 17 Centerville left Route 89 near the Twi Lite Inn and overturned. St John suffered facial cuts while Yeager had leg wounds. both were treated at Memorial Hospital and released. Damage to the car was estimated at 1900 dollars.
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Spartansburg
Twi-Lite Inn
Corry Barracks
George St. John
Union City
R. D
Eleanard Yeager
Centerville
B.D
St. John
Miss Yeager
Ihea ‘Memorial Hospital
John
Route 89
Tosk
Truman and Wilson Review Arms Production Efforts
President Truman announced a fall review of military production with Mobilization Director Charles Wilson visiting Key West. He said rearmament lagging behind schedule will be addressed and that the defense program is under cabinet, NSC, and Wilson review. Wilson warned the impact would grow as production speeds up, stressing guns over butter.
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Amrit Neher
Key West
Charles , Wilsas
Wisai
Washington
Senate
National Security Council
Wilson
November Snow Totals Official at 42.5 Inches
Corry residents logged 42.5 inches of snow in November according to weather observer George Mulderick. The heaviest accumulation came in a five day stretch from November 16 to 20, with heavy drifts finally easing as precipitation shifted to lighter totals later in the month.
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George Mulderick
Traffic arrests decline in Corry district in November
November weather tied up travel as traffic arrests dropped to 83 in the Corry area. One criminal arrest followed eight investigations. Police issued 33 citations during 316 patrols covering 9.65 miles. Eighteen motor accidents injured 12 people and caused $11,500 in vehicle damage. Six local officers logged 276 information requests.
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Inc
Corry
Aub
Hundreds Await Deer Season Start In City
Hundreds of Gorrgites join thousands of hunters to begin the 1951 deer season next Monday at 8 p m. Some depart tonight for nearby counties while open areas remain restricted until early Monday. Open hunting hours are 7 a m to 3 p m after day one. Only one deer per hunter. bow archery deer in autumn does not permit additional deer. Motorists report deer abundance with some collisions and close calls on main routes. Firearms rules restrict automatic and semi automatic rifles. pumpkin balls allowed in pump shotguns. big game carcass documentation required upon request. Continued on Page Five.
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Mit
Blok
Survivor recounts four day yachting tragedy near Charleston
Gustave Emanuel Frazer, the sole survivor from the yacht Amphitrite, tells of a lifeboat nightmare after a leak sent the vessel to a reef off Morehead City. Eight died including Capt. Samuel Luttrell, his wife, and their 11 year old son. the navigator leapt overboard. Frazer received emergency blood transfusion aboard the minesweeper Token.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Mhesa
Gustave Emanuel Frazer
Frazer
Token
Samuel A. Luttrell
Fiager
Morehead City
N. Y
St.Thomas
Virgin Islands
Tuttrells
Luttrell
Robbery at Legion Club Stolen $496
Chief of Police Marley Drake and State Policeman Walter Krupa investigated a Thursday morning break in at the American Legion club on North Center Street. About $496 in bar receipts plus $112 vanished from a second floor room where receipts were stored. bartender Jack Frew reported the scene after returning from Jamestown at 12:55 p.m. The incident marks the second theft at the club in two years, with $300 previously stolen from an unlocked safe.
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Marley Drake
Polite
American Legion
North Center Street
Drake
Walter Krupa
W. A. Redmont, & Legis Club
Jack Frew
Jamestown
Frew
Legion
Neves
Soviet Bloc Armies Grow, Say Western Intelligence
Western intelligence reports satellite forces rapidly expanding. Bulgaria allegedly fields 180000 to 120000 troops with 500 tanks and Mig-16 jets. Albania builds 60000 to 80000 troops though lighter arms. overall Soviet and satellite armies show rising training and motorization levels.
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Rome
Russia
Iran
Billysrian
Korea
Bulgaria
Albania
Greece
Revisions in Vocational Plan Urged for Carry District
A seven member committee urged Carry school district to adopt a combined vocational industrial arts program. The plan includes general shop for crafts metal drafting and auto mechanics with three core shops for broader industrial arts and potential adult education and supervisory training initiatives. The board will consider changes in coming months.
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Carry
Tawence Douglas
Cory Joint Area
Io Wits
Jon
Mock air attack training covers East Mock region
Newburgh New York December 1 volunteers from the eastern air defense force join a nine hour drill testing Civil Air Patrol craft and aircraft spotting. CAP planes join as pretend invaders while 200 plus Air Force Navy and Air National Guard planes participate from 8 am to 5 pm. Observers track height distance flight direction and aircraft description though local observer corps did not take part.
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Nosuemuentresy
Newburgh
W. C
Eastern Air Defense Force
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Air Force
Navy
Air National Guard
Trunk Murderess Returns To State Mental Hospital
Winnie Runlhire, known as the trunk murderess, was recaptured and returned to the state hospital today after a brief freedom. Police picked up the 41 year old near an apartment. she asked why she was being taken back, claiming she had served 20 years at the hospital.
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Associated Press
Phownis
Aris
Dev
Winnie Runlhire
Trunk
Officials Face Scrutiny Over Wartime Surplus Sale
Washington officials deny impropriety as reports tie Jess Larson and associates to a wartime surplus sale tied to the Aluminum Company of America. The St Louis Post Dispatch cited a 1840s alchemy of bids and false documents involving Frank Nathan and others. In Fresno, Edgar Werner is found guilty of first degree murder in a wife’s strangulation, with a six-hour jury verdict and a leniency recommendation.
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Associated Press
Washington
der |K General Services
Jess Larson
St. Louiis
St. Louis
Fran. Nathan
Pittsburgh
Nathan
Tne
Los Angeles
H. Turkiey Gratz
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Joly Gostetin
Bioxising
Democratic National Committee
Ihead
Nuttin
Momar 304
Prinielinie
Post Dispatch
Gratz
Franke
Dispatch
Tormace
Calif
Aluminum Company of America
Fresno
Edgar &. Werner
Fresno State College
Harel
Scrap Shortage Threatens Steel Mills Shutdowns
Washington reports a severe scrap metal shortage endangering steel mills in the Pittsburgh area and possibly forcing closures next week. National Production Authority and Manly Fleischmann ordered immediate checks of supplies and an emergency conference is set for December 4 to discuss scrap imports from Japan, Korea, and other Far Eastern regions.
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Fleisch
Jskedt
Jajaun
Korea
Pilots Dispute Settled After Mediation Overnight
Washington reports a year long dispute between All-American and the AFLs ALPA ended today after a 12 hour mediation session. Chalmant Edwards of the National Mediation Board said terms were kept private at the union and company request. Both sides expect earnings to rise about 12 percent under the new contract. About 10 pilots and co pilots were involved. In Zelienople Pennsylvania Andrew Orban of New Brighton was killed when he stepped from a car into another vehicle after a wreck nearby last night.
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Washington
Aintsn
AFL
Wp Lane Pilots Association
Chalmant Leverett Edwards
Vational Mediation Board
Union
ALPA
Zelienople
Andrew Orban
New Hrighton
Here
Babson Sees Installment Buying As Major Factor For Businesses
Babson Park Mass December commentary argues that debt levels drive business cycles. Increased installment buying boosts retail activity and employment. reduced purchases trigger inventory buildup, layoffs, and slower wages, risking a downturn. The column warns the economy may be plateauing with potential unemployment rise.
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Babson
Koghic
Panown
UN and Red attacks dominate talks at Panmunjom
At Panmunjom UN Chief Joy warned the Allied plan for behind the lines inspection remains firm despite renewed Communist opposition. He stressed no military buildup and no new air bases during armistice talks while North Korea argues more airfields are needed. Both sides push for strict observation and halt to troop buildup as winter battles rage along the frozen front.
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Aguas
Korea
Brie
William Nackols
Armie Siler
Nam Ti
Joy* R
Red
Brewett
Orea
Jay
Tver
United Nations
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