President urges UN to win release of 11 airmen
President Eisenhower pressed the United Nations to secure the release of 11 American airmen imprisoned in Red China warning the U N has direct responsibility for their protection He rejected a naval blockade but supported peaceful means and a possible UN action to free the prisoners Ambassador Lodge announced U S action and Dulles planned talks with free world diplomats on the issue The Chinese claimed 13 Americans were sentenced to prison terms on spy charges following their capture in Korea The State Department denied the charges and cited violation of the Korean armistice agreement
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Eisenhower
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Senate
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Russia
Henry Cabot
New York
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Pentagon
Army Department
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United States and Nationalist China sign mutual security pact
The United States and Nationalist China signed a mutual security pact in Washington. The agreement commits both sides to defend against armed attacks in the Western Pacific and acknowledge the potential danger to both nations. Britain urged restraint to avoid a clash in the Formosa Straits and sent a peace appeal to Beijing through its embassy in London.
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China
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Britain
Red China Nok
Stile Dulles
George Yeh
7Th Fleet
Formosa
London
Foreign Office
Formosa Straits
Peiping
Nine Corry Firms Contribute $900 to TB Seal Drive
Corry industrial plants join the 1954 Christmas Seal effort with seven large contributors totaling $1,035. Raymond Manufacturing Co Ajax Iron Works Aero Supply Manufacturing Rogers Structural Steel Melimes Steel Powell Lawn and Finance Corry Dam istown Manufacturing Co led the donations.
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Corry
David A. Hillstrom
Inge
Cony
Lsted
Raymond Manufacturing Co
Ajax Iron Works
Aero Supply Manufacturing Co., Inc
Rogers Structural Steel Co
Melimes Steel Co
Powell Lawn and Finance Co
Cor~ry-damestown Manufacturing Co
Russia returns 1 U.S. and 7 British soldiers from East Germany
The Soviets have begun returning Allied servicemen who crossed into East Germany. Seven British soldiers and one American were sent back within days, as Western officials note Moscow avoids propaganda gains from defectors. Esso raises heating oil prices a touch, while other firms see no immediate hikes.
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Berlin
East Germany
Truck Driver Seized Over Bad Checks Across States
Edward J Hine a year old truck driver was seized in Chicago on federal charges totaling 100 and three other states. FBI chief Donald S Hostetter said Hine passed forged checks in Delaware Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania since escaping a Maryland jail in 1953. Indicated by a grand jury October 5 in Scranton Pa the suspect transported a 125 forged check form from Whitall Md to Enola Pa. George F Pawling 75 founder of a contracting firm and former AAU official died in Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Edward Joseph Hine
Pennsylvania
Donald S. Hostetter
FBI
Hine
Hostetter
Delaware
Maryland
Virgina
Baltimore
Scranton
Whithall, Md
Enola
New Snow Storm Drops Inches on Corry Streets
A winter storm dumped twelve inches of snow on Corry with 12 inches total on the ground. Streets and sidewalks remain uneven as plows clear main routes while many areas stay untouched. Residents complain about school driveways and sidewalks near Wright School and Cory Avenue High School. State Police report improved driving conditions as plows work and ice is covered.
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Mercury
George Mulderick
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Wright School
Cory Aven High
Fourth Ward
Highway Department
Salvation Army kettles appear on Corry streets this Christmas
Money collected by Corry residents will aid the local Salvation Army corps in Christmas relief. Lt Walter Crouch recounts the origin of the kettle tradition from a 1894 shipwreck rescue in San Francisco that inspired donations to feed the hungry and support the needy during the holidays.
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Corry
Walter Crouch
Citadel
San Francisco
Saluation Army
Alstant
Eisenhower Presses GOP To Bridge Policy Rift
President Eisenhower urged Republican leaders to avert a split over policy and work with differing views. He defended individual dissent but warned the party must stay united on core principles, signaling tension between Knowland and the White House amid Senate debates and upcoming votes.
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Raymond Plant To Pay Christmas Gift At Raymond Mfg Plant
Notices posted at the Raymond Mfg Co plant say the Christiaas eft distribution will be paid on December 14. About 60 hourly employees and 100 unretired workers will receive the Christmas gift based on length of service with longer-serving staff getting full amounts.
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Raymond Mfg. Co
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November Snowfall Undershoots Averages Across District
The district reports a below average November with only 12 inches of snow and light precipitation around 339 inches versus the 299 inch monthly norm. Temperatures ranged from a high near 68 to a low around 21 with a day by day record showing fluctuating readings throughout the month.
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Greenwood suburb resident faces hearing in fatal slaying case
A Greenwood suburb resident from Altoona awaits a Tuesday hearing on a murder charge connected to the fatal shooting of Bud McGlynn of Juniata. District Attorney Park Toose filed the order yesterday for the case.
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Greenwood
Bud McGlynn
Juniata
Park Toose
Lawyers Fight To Wade's Sla
Samuel D. Braemer for Norman W. Moon argued to Judge Alexander Fitck Jr exceptions to the court decision after a sanity commission found Moon legally sane. The commission, led by Dr Robert Israel Dr William Walters and attorney R Pierson Eaton, examined Moon following a petition that he was deteriorating mentally at Warren County Hall.
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Samuel D. Braemer
Norman W. Moon
Allison
Wade
Alexander ©. Fitck Jr
Sanity Commission
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Robert Israel
William Walters
R Pierson Eaton
Larry Linder
Warren County Hall
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Incomplete and garbled report describes a commission and a judge’s questions about Moon, alleged mental illness, and a potential murder conviction, but the text is too fragmented to extract a coherent event, outcome, or identified parties.
Moon Is Found Mentally Incompetent by Jury
A commission answers affirmatively to questions about Moon's mental state and Judge Flick orders commitment to a hospital. Braemer argues the commission misapplied law and contends the three questions posed were improper. Continued on Page Four.
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Pope Pius XII S reported condition mostly satisfactory
Vatican said Pope Pius XII remained in a serious state with a stationary condition after a noon check and signs of possible improvement. Doctors cautioned the illness remains life threatening as prayers from Catholics worldwide unfold.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Dr Stephen Sheppard testimony on unlocked home sparks murder trial
In Cleveland, Dr Stephen Sheppard testified Marilyn Sheppard’s Bay Village home doors were never locked, a detail defense says could support a intruder theory. He described concussions and memory loss after the murder night, while prosecutors accused him of obstructing investigation.
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Marilyn Shaped
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Menor
Samuel Sheppard
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Samuel Bhoppard
Hnokhdhin
Marilyn
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Pr. Breve
Richard Foxter
Mer Paerlou
Dr. Byrn
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Wale
Ham Ae
Oregon Senate recount sought after Neuberger win
Senate rules committeeman Hayden said a petition was filed by Joan J. Gurd Oregon Republican chair urging a recount in the Oregon Senate race where Democrat Richard Neuberger defeated Republican Guy Cordon. He noted the petition alleges Cordon was treated unfairly and calls for a review.
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Senate
Oregon
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Cordon
Hayden Noid
McCarthy Condemned Again as Antitrust Suit Dismissed
U S District Judge Labuy dismissed the government civil antitrust action against DuPont General Motors and United States Rubber. The judge found no conspiracy to restrain or monopolize trade and no reasonable probability of restraint and noted the case was described as the largest trust case in US history.
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Chicago
U. S
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General Motors Corp
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United Tates Rubber
Two Erie Gamblers Found Guilty of Bribes
Erie County court convicted Leo Kaminski and Edward Michalski in a rambling syndicate case. Kaminski drew two conspiracy counts and three bribery counts. Michalski faced one bribery count and two conspiracy counts with varying acquittals. Trial details note possible appeals and additional indictments of other officials.
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Erie County
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Edward Michalski
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Kughinski
Michtustel
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Michninki
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Thoma W. Flatley
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Platley
Tour County
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McLaughlin
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Fussell Verga
Sear
Verga
Police Department
District Attorney
GOP Senators Divided On Second Vote Circus Over With
Republican lawmakers split evenly on a second vote amid party tensions. McCarthy says he is very happy to get the circus over with, while some GOP scions doubt lasting political scars from the episode.
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Senator McCarthy censured by Senate in party split
The Senate voted 67 to 22 to condemn Sen. McCarthy for conduct during an extraordinary session. McCarthy said he was happy to have the circus over with as Republicans split over the rebuke. The vote marked the first formal rebuke of a senator since 1929 and followed a bitter session that raised questions about party unity.
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Utah
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Mullin
Cole
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NLRB Rules In Penelec Case
The National Labor Relations Board dismissed a petition by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers to represent Pennsylvania Electric Co employees. Westinghouse Electric Corp announced it bought Pittsburgh TV station WDTV for 9 750000. the sale awaits FCC approval. Corry employees of Pennsylvania Electric Co are AFL affiliated.
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