Atomic warfare debate rages over effects on Asia and Allies
Hanson Baldwin of the New York Times argues against destroying the fighting capacity of the Communist army and warns atomic use could consolidate Asia against the U S. A Harvard MIT statement from last April warns U S atomic war could erode morale of Europe and threaten Britain, its closest ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson W. Baldwin
New York Times
Asia
Harvard
Massachusetts Institue of Technology
U. S
Great Britain
Bear Kill and Buck Prize Highlight Hunting Trip
Al Watrous and son returned from a Sheffield area hunt with the era’s largest bear kill in years, a 278 pound brain and an eight point buck. Cory’s Board of Sanitation to hold first regular meeting next Monday with school solicitor election on the agenda. Blaine Kincaid expected to be reappointed as district solicitor. Miss Arlena Haight and Margaret Mulderick hosted a bridge gathering on Park Street with 12 guests. prizes awarded to Mrs. Charles Bughes and Melva Miller. Edward Green of Erie suffered a severe gash over the left eye in an incident observed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Watrous
Sheffield
Cory
Board of Sanitation
Blaine Kincaid
Arlena Haight
Margaret Mulderick
Park Street
Bridge
Charles Bughes
Melva Miller
Church School Officers Reappointed After Annual Election
The First Methodist Episcopal Church held its annual election of officers last night with Ralph B. Dewey reelected as general superintendent. Oscar A. Johnson was named superintendent. Earlier today a crash occurred at the intersection of North Center and Irving streets involving two duomobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center
Irving Streets
Church School
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ralph 8
Dewey
Oscar A. Johnson
Use of Atomic Bomb Debated in Korea War Policy
A New York Times style analysis notes shifts in U S stance on atomic weapons during the Korean War. Presidents Truman and subsequent officials weighed potential use against moral and international consequences as war momentum shifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S
Southeast Corer
South Korea
Stockholm
Partizans
Acheson
Henry A. Wallace
Kremlin
Korea
Soviet Union
McMahon
D-Conn
Joint Committee of Congress On Atomic Energy
Erie Man Sentenced on Forgery Charge
A 25 year old Erie man was sentenced to one to two years in Western Penitentiary after pleading guilty to larceny and forgery. Judge Elmer L. Evans sentenced William Lamison of Erie for taking a woman's purse in an Erie tavern and later cashing a check. A second man arrested while attempting to loot an 8th street service station was placed on probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
Western Penitentiary
8Th Street
Elmer L. Evans
William Lamison
Lamson
ASK COURT ORDER TO HALT CITY INCOME TAX FUNDS
Atty George Schroeck school director filed a petition asking the court to restrain the city from further collection and expenditure of income tax funds this year. He says Public Law 246 limits have been exceeded and asks for reduction of the city income tax and for a court order halting any further collections. No order has yet been issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schroeck
Schroeck
I Q Test Quiz From Classified Page
A quiz prompts readers to identify US flag facts Blair House attackers two Puerto Ricans, correct a sentence about Smith Schwartz and Lopez, define a dense smoke fog term, name a Sioux chief at Little Bighorn, a comic character from Of Mice and Men, decide Pace’s color or label, name Notre Dame versus Navy winner, identify WWII Sth Army commander in Italy, and explain hunter jargon for animal freezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Blair House
Truman
Smith
Schwartz
Lopez
Custer
the Little Big Horn
Pace
Notre Dame
Navy
U. S
Sth Army
Italy
Backache Relief Advertisement Promotes Doan's Pills
An old time ad touts Doan's Pills as relief for backache fatigue headaches dizziness and frequent urination. It claims kidney support and energy return after using the product for decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Doun
Landlady to Face Murder Charge in Carson County
Waynesburg Pennsylvania December 5 District Attorney W Bertram Waychoff said he expected to file a murder charge in the rifle death of Andrew Koubensky 25 Versailles taechtn Koubensky died at Greene County Memorial Hospital after giving officers his version of the shooting Waychoff said Koubensky s landlady Mrs Stella Berchanowicz 43 will be arraigned before Justice of the Peace John L Dally on a murder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Acheson
Ascomuentes
Waynesburg
W. Bertram Way
Choff
Andrew Koubensky
Versailles
Koubensky
Greene County Memorial Hospital
Waychoff
Stella Berchanowicz
Justice of the Peace
John L. Dally
Winter dispute ends with gunfire at building
Report describes a quarrel between a man and his landlady during dinner over snow shoveling for neighbors. Officers quoted Mrs Berehanowicz hearing a rifle discharge as Koubensky and another man grappled for the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berehanowicz
Koubensky
Man Found Guilty in Check Forgery Case
Floyd Brown of Jameston was jailed after police nabbed him at a service station on November 1 and he later admitted theft and forging a husband’s name on a check. He received 11 to 22 months, then parole follows by Judge Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Floyd Brown
Jameston
Bth
Holland Streets
Evans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward Green
Corry
Olas
R. E. Peierls
British Atomic Scientists Association
North Korea
Culgate University
Leslie R. Groves
Atomic Energy Project
Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
Chhcngo
I. Q
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Loblaws
Pineapple
Maine
Loblaws Pfeffernusse
Brach's
Kramers
Holiday Furs
Martin Motor Sales
South St
Stahl
Parker , Flaminaire
Paris
Parker
Stahl Jewelers
South Center Street
Powell
North Center Street
G. C. Murphy CO
North Center St
Uls. A
Circr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!