Hibok Hibok eruption toll rises on Camiguin Island
The Philippines News Service reports Hibok Hibok volcano on Camiguin Island exploded twice, killing hundreds. Officials estimate up to 2,000 dead after the second blast, with ten villages believed destroyed and crews evacuating residents by sea and air. American forces assisted with blood plasma and search efforts.
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Associated Press
Manila
Philippine News Service Tonight
Hibok Mibok
Mamiguin Island
Camigan Island
Philippines
Gay Paciencio Ysalinn
Miesamis
Mindango Island
Deve
Mindanao
Gol
Patricko Monzon
Camigni
Hiv Philippines
Camiguin
Hibok Hibok
U. S. Air Force
Sangiey Point
Philippines Red Cross
A. Philippine Air Force
Ernest Moore
U.S. 13Th Air Force
Elpidia Quirino
11 year old stabbed in drunken rooming house brawl
In Erie an 11 year old was critically wounded with a four inch knife blade in the throat during a drunken rooming house incident. Suspect Michael A Shurmy 74 admitted stabbing Kowalski with a butcher knife. Frank Muchinski 49 also attacked Shurmy claims.
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Erie Erie
Lower East Side
Hamot
Alex Kowalski
Michael A. Shurmy
Kowalski
Shurmy
Chile
Frank Muchinski
Muchinski
Owalski
Asim Legenotf
Wage talks stalemate in U S labor dispute at major plants
Negotiations between General Electric and the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America resumed after stalemate. The union claims about 80,000 workers in 144 plants including Schenectady face a 19 cent hourly rise, while GE maintains a 2 percent raise plus cost of living adjustments based on the Labor index. The dispute centers on wage boosts and benefits amid ongoing talks.
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Associated Press
Hlevthe
United Elecchews
Fadia and Machine Workers of America
Ind
Schenectady
N.Y
Luton
Iss
Senate to Probe Bribe Charge By Sen Haluska in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg news reports Senate sets inquiry into Sen John Haluska’s bribery claim as he predicts naming names if hearings proceed. Republican leader Walker backs a special committee to probe the charge, with Haluska ready to testify under oath about time and place of the offer and those involved.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate
Areworks
Wa Rer
John J. Haluska
R-Cambria
John M. Walker
eAlesheny
Jeader
Attorney Energy
Walker
Hiduske
Cambria County
Patton
Usk
Beluska
Sup- Poel
Haluska
Ebensburg
Anthony Cavalcante
Fayettel
NLRB Ruling Sets Christmas Bonus Bargaining Rule
The National Labor Relations Board ruled that a regularly paid Christmas bonus may not be reduced without union consultation. The 3-1 decision, with dissent by Abe Murdoch, supports bargaining in good faith as part of maintaining goodwill between employers and workers. The ruling upheld a United Auto Workers complaint against the Niles-Bemond-Pond Co. of West Hartford, Connecticut.
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Wahonimrtun
National Labor Relations Board
Abe Murdoch
NLRB
United Auto Workers
Niles-Bemond-Pond Co
West Hartford
Conn
Deer Check Uncovers Violations At State Hunt Release
State police and game officials conducted a late season deer check from yesterday evening to 4 a.m. Hunting violators cited on the spot faced fines. Several hunters were found attempting to take home legal or non-resident deer on resident licenses and guns loaded in vehicles. Penalties included 100 dollars for shooting a spike deer, 50 dollars for non-resident license issues, and 28 dollars for an unsecured firearm. The statewide checks targeted nonresident licenses and licensed hunters as part of a continued crackdown during the season’s end.
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Willand Overtur
Corty and Warren
Naantime
Overturt
Overture
Heavy deer kill continues with near record counts
The morning adds to a growing tally of deer harvested, with numerous hunters reported in the Journal as contributing to a sustained heavy kill. Names and weights span multiple counties, including Harvey Lovelwild, Dr. H. A. O’Hare, Leo Press, and Eugene Hasbrouck, among others, with deer sizes ranging around 130 to 189 pounds and locations from Forest County to Corydon and West Spring Creek.
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Journal
Harvey Lovelwild
Ludlow
H. A. O'Hare
Spitz FU
Harold Brown
Mickie
Leo Press
Vern
Messinger
Forest County
Vern Messinger
Charles Armstrong
Corydon
Robert Reagle
Orydon
Eugene Hasbrouck
Roger Ottaway
Blue Eye
Paul French
Kinaa
Connie French
Kinaua
Olin Gesch
Dobbs
West Spring Creeks
Richard Hunt
Tidioute
Erwin Mountain
Kingua
Herbert Drace
Pittsfield
Lee Shepard
Garland
Lieys Whitman
Laukson Hill
Melvin Vanderhoof
Jackson Hill
Police Work Week Reduction Approved by Senate
A joint Senate House committee report recommending cutting the policemen work week in third class cities from 86 to 4 hours was unanimously approved by the Senate and sent to the House. If the House adopts it when it reconvenes December 10, the measure will go to Gov. John S. Fine. the shortened week would apply except in emergencies.
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Rancassuss
Dec
Senate
House
John S. Fine
Tragic Royal Marine Cadets Bus Crash Claims 23 Boys
In Chatham a single bus crash during a memorial march killed 23 Royal Marine cadets aged 10 to 13 and left 19 injured. Driver John George Samson, 57, is under care after the disaster as investigators probe speed and highway conditions. Passengers remained unaware until the calamity ended the march and strewn bodies and debris filled the road.
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Associated Press
Chatham
Sng
Annie
John George Samson
Samson
Royal Marine Corps
Sharhayi
Manglett
Nobblestone Road
Fie
Wis
Lie Chatham and District Traction Co
Suiaily
Wéidy Huld
Nti & Formal
Tieup Hinted By Union Official Over Westinghouse Strike
President James B. Carey of the CIO International Union of the Blockload Workers warned of a nationwide stoppage affecting 50,000 Westinghouse plant workers after failed government mediation. He cited questions over the existence of a contract and alleged violations of the union contract at Bowling Green. The Bowling Green plant, with about 200 workers, faced a permanent sit down as talks collapsed, with Westinghouse arguing terms differ from other plants.
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Mnudeia Ae
Washington
Dec
James B. Garey
CIO
Westinghawee Phant
al Bop
Carey
Tere
Toecto
Westinghouse
Bowling Green
Westinghorse Omerass
Bowling Grose
Lalks
Ralph Stuart
Bowling Greer
Medic Freed In Spinster's Death
Supreme Court Judge Kenneth Wynne dismissed the murder charge against Danbury physician Dr. Don ald F. Gibson. The state failed to prove a guilty connection between the 60 year old doctor and the 26 1950 death of Elizabeth M Ayres, the spinster whose estate he inherited.
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Wey
Lawencreas
Bridgeport
Conn
Supreme Court
Kenneth Wynne
Donald F. Gibson
Danbury
Wynne
Gibson
Elizabeth M Ayres
Miss Ayres
Etrias
Archbishop Stepinac Freed by Yugoslav Regime
The Yugoslav government released Cardinal Alojzije Stepinac, longtime leader of Yugoslavia’s Catholics, who had been imprisoned near Zagreb on wartime collaboration charges. He plans to return to his home village and step away from public duties, amid postwar tensions and prior hints of renewed church independence in Croatia.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Der
Indy Giv Homan
Alijaije Stepitine
Wks Mevuelitewiay
Stepinac
Lepo
Ehite
Zagreb
Krone
Zeecedes
Tunjie Sale US
Stepsgate
Lip Fesierker
Lucal
Tru Yarpig
Greeishop Hitself
Ioslavia
Stepinae VIII
Pyitiane Agai
Stepinae
Tke Avie
Croatia
Marshal Tin Hu
Josef Coy
Costus
Prague
Bova
Lal
Archbeshop
Brin Wyseynstt
Poland
Alon
Pap
Sol
Cardinal Mindstenty
Hungary
Three Autos Crash In City Intersection Mishap
Three cars collided at the intersection of Squilh Center and Church Streets. Damage ran into hundreds of dollars with Milton Ehrhart Roy Taylor and Donald McGray named among involved drivers. Taylor said he stopped at a stop sign and failed to see Ehrhart approaching.
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Squilh Center
Church Streets
Miltom Ehrhart
East Street
Roy Taylor
East
Pleasant Street
South Center Street
Donald McGray
West Columbus Avenue
Sute Ehshart
Deivy
Taylor
East Church Streer
Ene~ Nash
Ehrhark
Ie Mecray Auto
Ehrharl
Cray
Ehrhart
Mrs Matson Cleared of Leftist Charges
Mrs. Marjorie Hanson Matson, assistant district attorney of Allegheny County, was cleared today of charges of leftist associations. A board of court-appointed lawyers studied the charges after she took a leave of absence following accusations by former attorney general Charles J. Margiotti and a demand for her portrayal.
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Pitts Sur
Wee
Marjorie Hanson Matson
Allegeny County
Sve
Samuel A. Weiss
Tinko Fined for Disorderly Conduct After Altercation
Tinko was fined 25 dollars on a disorderly conduct count after a confrontation with Donald Pier on East Columbus Avenue. He pleaded guilty to the charge in Alterman, Cobb County, and was arrested on a warrant issued by Tielewalder. The incident followed a near collision and he admitted striking Pier while denying the disorderly conduct claim.
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Tyne
Donald Pier
Wits
Alterman
Cobbwtt
Tinko
Tielewalder
Alusomibh
Pie
City
Suiver
Columbus Avenue
New School Tax Bills Await Fines Signing
Two bills approved by both chambers head to Governor for action. One measure would let a distressed district levy taxes up to 1947 levels based on market value, with market values typically three times assessed value. The second bill seeks to raise the district’s real estate tax cap from $85 to $145 per $1,000 assessed value under conditions set by the Department of Public Instruction.
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Joh G. Fine
Senate
House
Pabile
Bribe Case Ties Altoona Man to New York Bribery Probe
An Altoona man is linked to a bribery scheme involving a New York City university figure. Prosecutors say $8,000 was paid to influence a former Loupe P lapd player and others in a broad corruption inquiry spanning Brooklyn to Seluttt.
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Altoona
Dietrwy
Atlottiee
Hogan
Luumnitt
Pal
Duckie Guldsmitty
Joseph Seevia Tix
Biybe Marney
Cannes
Ranspubiacs
Heeuta
Brooislyn
Hunter Killed Near Tionesta In Forest County
Raymond Miller a 28 year old hunter was killed near Tionesta about four miles north in Forest County. Investigators said the party was attacked by an ambush while moving through the woods. Police kept Miller’s identity and details pending further inquiry as they questioned several members of the hunting party.
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Raymond Miller
Carnevis
Bowl
Forest Courty
Tionesta
Poller
Theouyty
Woods
Burkdeen
Miller
Whey
Hague Lists Wealth Exe of $2 Million
Frank Hugin, former boss of the New Jersey Touche party, is shown with a wealth figure of 3,039,997.03 in a sworn statement. Senator Edward J. O’Hara, representing the onetime political opponent in a $3,000,000 libel action filed in 1942 by Jersey City lawyer Jol Warren, disclosed Hague’s wealth after a court session. The disclosure, dated November 16, marks the first official statement of Hague’s wealth, long a matter of public interest.
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Susecutioneres Freehold
Frank Hugin
New Jersey Touche Party
Hagne
Babe
Edward
O'Hara
Jersey City
Jol Warren
Hague
Hugues
Warren
Pttorieye
Mague
No Progress in Latest Talks Between Allies and Reds
Allies press for an agreement as talks drag for two and a half hours with questions fired and only one answer. Reds define what they meant by neutral county amid ongoing diplomacy.
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Associated Press
Munsan
Korea
Heda
Panmutt
Voice
United Nations Comprams
TMN Comiuntal Coumunique
Howard Levie
Cau
Homer
UN Command
Poland
Crechoslovakia
Sweden
Denmark
U S pilots shoot down five and damage five enemy jets
U S pilots report shooting down five Red Migs and damaging five more in a 35 minute, ten day jet battle over North Korea. Fifth Air Force records show no U S losses, with Allied totals at six jets down. Russians and Migs clashed near Sinanju as 24 F 86 Sabres faced six Mig 15s in a historic duel.
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U.S
Seoul
Korea
U. S
North Korea
Fifth Air Force
Sinanju
Ano
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James Borden
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Jamies Kelsey
Suestate High School
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Sid Gillman
Lou Tullio
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