Government plans for wage price controls highlighted
Washington dispatch reports price stabilizer Disalle says plans for a ceiling on prices are being considered but no immediate freeze. Ford and GM were asked to hold price increases while industry talks with the BSA continue.
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FORD
Associated Press
Washington
Michael V. Disalle
Disalle
Economic Stabilization Agency
Jon Valentine
Cyris S. Ching
BSA
Uewgemey
Valentine
Ford Motors
General Motors Corp
Army Cancels General Furlough for Soldiers
The Army today cancelled a general ten day Christmas furlough for soldiers in training camps. Training will continue through the holiday season at all camps in the United States except on Christmas Day. The plan had been to suspend training for two long weekends, but a general train and holiday period was granted December 23 through January 1.
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Army
Associated Press
Washington
Avy Today
Daltatt
Egg Prices Surge Across City Stores
City grocers report egg prices reaching near record highs with some shells selling at 9 cents per dozen and others at 72 to 79 cents per dozen. Dealers blame reduced shipments and higher demand as the main drivers of the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manasa
Indlor
Ing. Orten
Police Captain Slain and Two Officers Wounded in Saginaw Gun Battle
In Saginaw Michigan a police captain was killed and two officers wounded during a dawn gun battle with a suspect and his female companion. Captain Daniel P. Waters 30 was killed and Detective Cinretive Dietzel 58 and State Parole Officer Biden Johnson 44 were wounded. The suspects Lawrence Nelson alias Lowry Edwards 33 and Sylvi Van Conant 35 fled but were captured after a chase ending near Carrollton suburb.
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Assovlaind
Saginaw
Mivin
Dec
Slay
Souittaw
Abe Eli
Daniel P. Waters
Pacific
Cinretive Dietzel
Biden Johnson
Nelson
Capt. Water
Edwards
van Conant
Carrollton
Pittsburgh Mayor Rejects Union Demand Over Strike Tactics
Mayor David Lawrence refused to suspend protection for police guarding three stores after an 18 day strike by delivery drivers escalated violence. Union leaders cited demands for social security and pension benefits as a factor, while officials planned further talks with store security chiefs.
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Pittsburgh
David ‘. Lawrence
AFL Teamsters
Home
Kaufmann's
Gimbel’s
Condemnation of Red China Delayed in UN Vote
United Nations debate on condemning Communist China slows as Britain and several Asian states await results of Truman Attlee talks. The US pushes a mild draft on pulling China from Korea and safeguarding borders, with a stronger proposal planned pending key decisions. Warren R. Austin vows the US will not retreat.
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Go Hilan Politicist
Tase Duk
Tomorow
Truman
Aultee
Hindin
Thev
United States
Britain
France
Norway
Cuba
Devadon Te Alls
Korea
Butt Saidle
Pruman
Attlee
U. S
Warren R. Austin
United Nations
Power Cut Hits Columbus Area Weathers 60 MPH Winds
About 260 families in Columbus and Freehold township lost power as a 60 mile per hour gust tore a large tree limb near Cabins in the Pines severing lines. Repair crews walked the right of way to reach the break and restored service around 5 p.m. The Warren Electric Co operative serves Warren County and imports electricity from a Pennsylvania utility.
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Columbus
Freehold
Cabins
Pines
Warren Electric Co-operative
Co-Operative
Warren County
Pennsylvania, Electria Co
Leaders vow peaceful Korea settlement but warn on China
President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee wrapped up talks on the Korean crisis with hope for a peaceful settlement but caution that Chinese Communists resist. They endorsed UN action, outlined European defense unity, and discussed blocking Chinese aggression, naval or economic steps, and continued Allied military pressure in Korea.
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Associated Press
Washington
Neo
Truman
Attlee
United Nations
Alttee
Barkley
China
Denise
Wi Lenis
Athlee
Cnt
Jnve
India
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Pakistan
Ceylon
South Attica
New York
Britain
Ottawa
London
Europe
Korea
Kores
U. S
United
Columbus Man Wounded in Area Hunting Mishap
A 52 year old Columbus man, Jaquith, was struck in the left leg by a deer hunting rifle shot in the Ble Eye area during a morning hunting party. He received emergency treatment and was later moved to a hospital. A neighbor, Henry Pondell, nearby hunters, and game protectors were involved as the party hunted and a deer was nearby.
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Jawittne
Sid Jaquith
Bens
He Viviim
He Wong
Henry, Jr
Harry
Clair
Henry Pondell
Pondell
Pondel
Daquith
Erie
Ares
Jaquith
Ville
Marty’s Fireside opens near city with modern design
The new Marty’s Fireside restaurant plans a public opening next Tuesday in the Corey area at Route 6 and 19 miles west of the eil. Owner Marty, formerly of South Canter street, will offer spaghetti steaks Italian sausage and a full sandwich menu with a 60 foot stainless steel fountain and outdoor patio. Assistants include Joseph Marty Michael Gooklis and Mrs. Bessie Vivos. Open 10 a.m. to 3 a.m. daily, catering to banquets and parties. Local contractors Noah Owen Arla Williams Gilson Building Supplies and others helped build the establishment. Also reported is war veteran Nathan Albert sentenced to 33 months in jail for inciting a race riot in 1948.
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Marty
Corey
Eil
al Muity
East Street
Seal
Ikitchen
South Canter Street
Allo
Joseph Marty
Michael Gooklis
Bessie Vivos
Noah Owen
Arla Williams
Gilson Building Supplies
Gilson and 2Inney
Hammond Elevator Co
Fogle Lumber Go
Berkhaus Services
Jasael Hassett and
McIntyre's
Severe Winter Storm Wallops Corry District
Rain and cold snap drenched Corry area with snow and high winds. Temperatures plunged to minus 19 at night and warnings forecast colder conditions with more snow in parts of Pennsylvania and surrounding states. Roadways froze and a major store window was blown out by wind gusts of about 50 miles per hour.
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Kaily
Cote
Tankent
Hearby
Erie
Gyan
Clishrlek
Air Brie
Kale
Tive
Pennsylvania
New York
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
New Deesey
Corry
Cole Butt
Pair Injured in Rt 6 Wreck Reported
Two unlimed men were injured when a Ford convertible rolled over on Route 6 west of the city. Germr Smithy, 28, of Corry RD 4 and George Wroblewski, 22, of Watubure RD 2 were taken to Corry Hospital for treatment. Police say the car skidded and overturned twice after leaving the roadway, with Smith sustaining head cuts and Wroblewski a knee injury.
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Corry
Glermr Smitty
George Wroblewski
Watubure
Gorey
Tor
Smith
Wroblewski
Conneaut Lake Hotel Destroyed By Big Fire
A large fire destroyed the Conneaut Lake Hotel causing about 35000 dollars in damage. Co owner George Milley and partner Anthony Milley faced losses as the historic property burned, with employees and locals affected by the blaze during the summer season.
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Conneaut Lake
Meadville
Tipo
Georege Milley
Miller
Canneant Lake Park
Anthony Milley
Fastin
Milner
New Corry Memorial Hospital Nears 85 Percent Complete
Morse the government inspector said the Corry Memorial Hospital was 85 percent complete with the federal share of costs covered. Delays in metal wards and equipment shipments push completion from February to March, while moving patients from the old hospital awaits warmer spring weather.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Morse
West Smith Steel
A.R. Wirth
Ecuititalit
Efinity Dite
Connactor
Burglaries Admitted by Walter Johnson in Greensburg Case
Police report Walter Lee Johnson of New Kensington admitted a string of burglaries including a break into the Florence post office and theft of 1750 in savings bonds. Hearings followed leading to further statements tying him to other regional thefts.
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Greensburg
Paul Rittleman
Walter Lee Johnson
New Kensington
New Florence
Ribtleman
Johnson
Allezheny
West
Ireland
Armsbronp Rine Balier Covtildon
Survive an Atom Bomb: Advice From a Government Guide
Article summarizes official guidance on surviving atomic attack with practical steps for shelter, radioactivity impact, and immediate health concerns. It notes that shielding is limited, warn against discarding first aid items, and mentions early symptoms such as nausea and fatigue after exposure.
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Lusnitors
Pranowme
Marines Strive to Break Chinese Traps at Hungnam Reach Port
Thousands of American and Allied troops fight through Red Chinese defenses to reach the Hungnam port for possible mass evacuation. Marine and Army units advance along a steep mountain trail while relief columns push north to connect from Koto to the Hungnam coast amid heavy fire and snow.
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Sn Associated Press
Eben
Hongnam
Ejghuler Army Defense Line
Ruyar Nd Marine
Sted Soulh Korwo
Hsu
Koto
Hungnam
U. S
Community Yule Tree Up In Park
City park hosts a 40 foot Yule tree erected by local groups and electrical firms. The tree will be lit tonight by the Higgins Club with community carols planned and a cooperative community sing ahead.
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Nirgeet Gomnaiussiay
Higgintally Club
Olin Méare
Carter Hill
Uw Ware
A. Zaleneck
Son Tirm
Ponnlplynidie Electric Co
Thomas Hielde
Elecstrical Contracting Vm
Boots
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Senne O'Mahoney
O'Mahoney
Beamle-House Economic Committee
Stalin
Contol
White House
Oeders
Red China
U. 5
Lake Success
Dee
Dritain
Kenneth Younger
Attlee End
Cabinet
Venty Jaquith
Companion
Nathan Albert
Communist Party
Wey
Corry District
Foto
Horgheast
Digistorn
Chongjin
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