Burglars Hit Three Area Businesses
Three area businesses were burgled Monday night in MPADVILLE with a small burglar entering through rear windows or doors. The incidents involved a service station, a feed mill, and Ford Sales and Service, totaling about $70 in cash and coins taken. Police say the events appear linked as part of a recent string of eight break-ins investigated in the county.
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Naddoo
Pennsylvania State Police
Sabeteeton
Walter Ladd
Joseph Miller
Harned Feed Mill
Ford Sales and Service
Johni Aluppy
Ratrance
St. Naddoo
Pennsylvania
UN forces take control as Suez forces withdraw
Reported moves show UN troops patrolling Port Said while British and French forces pull back from the canal area. Israel begins withdrawal from the Sinai Peninsula and talks of broader disengagement raise hopes of avoiding a wider regional war.
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Middle East
Paiute Chief Misses $400 In Tribal Funds In Reno
Avery Winnemucca of the Paiute tribe reports losing a red leather bacon containing 400 dollars in tribal funds in Reno. He hopes the finder returns it and warns that they’ll scalp him if found.
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Cold Weather Grips North As Snow Stages Across Regions
A harsh cold snap sweeps the northern states with heavy snowfall in the Dakotas Minnesota and Montana. Temperatures plunge below freezing in many areas while wind and snow belts stretch from the Northern Plains to the Great Lakes and into the North Atlantic coast region.
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GOP Spends Over 450000 in State Campaigns
The Republican state committee reports over 450000 spent in a year ending November 20 with 641305 in contributions and 581343 in expenditures. Major itemized costs include 128573 for TV ads, 54003 for newspapers, and 33827 for radio. Treasurer Edward W. P. Harris notes a 62000 balance and a 20000 salary for the state chairman.
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Worker Killed by Timber in West Brownsville Mine
Stanley Miller, 50, of West Brownsville was killed in the Jones & Laughlin Steel mill at Richeyville when a mine car struck a timber, dislodging it and striking him. Rescue crews responded but he died at the scene in the West No 4 coal mine.
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Jobless Claims Rise in Week Ending November 24
Continued unemployment claims climbed by about 4200 to 107283, with initial claims up 8 percent to 20800 for the week ending November 24. Federal workers filed 73 initial and 1082 continued claims, with veterans unemployment also rising. Total benefits paid reached 1,808,907 to claimants, plus federal workers and other transportation checks. Holiday reduced check volumes.
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Danny Kaye Hosts UNICEF Telecast on See It Now
Danny Kaye presents a 50 000 mile UNICEF tour across Niger Yugoslavia Morocco to illustrate international aid for children. The See It Now program blends travel footage and humor to show UNICEF’s work, stressing that children unite beyond nations and creeds.
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Danny Kaye
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Danny Faye
Cbs*tv
Kaye
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Edward R. Murrow
Supério
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Morocco
Santas Try To Shave Sparks Philadelphia Uproar
Street volunteers faced child protests as beards were shaved to wear masks. Older children objected to the change while the Volunteers of America said the masks damaged kids’ comfort.
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Betivda
Leader Mum On 6 Cent Gas Tax in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports say the state budget and tax plan delay a 6 cent gas tax hike. The 155th Legislature revived a cent per gallon levy to fund flood repair while leaders push for highway department reforms by year end.
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Lenday
Ha Weekly
STL
Aml
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Jing
Kaye
Britain Faces Tax Rise as Suez Costs Loom
Reports from London say anticipated government moves would raise taxes to fund postwar costs. Chancellor Macmillan hints at a higher income tax in the next budget, with observers expecting a five percent increase on incomes between 1400 and 5000 dollars and higher surtaxes on larger incomes. The move follows discussions on waiving 10 million dollars in interest payments and widening the tax base to cover rising costs abroad.
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