Encircled Chinese Armies Suffer Heavy Losses Near Nanking
Three Chinese Communist encircled army groups suffer heavy casualties as Nationalist sources admit major defeats. Reports say Sichow garrison nearly wiped out and Red forces press toward the Hwal river line to sever reinforcements toward Nanking. Casualty estimates vary, 30,000 plus claimed by Reds.
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Two Children Die in Kerosene Stove Fire at Home
In Altogha Fr., a kerosene stove exploded burning a two story house. Charles and Geraldine Siles, ages 10 and unknown, died in their beds on the second floor. Their widowed mother Genevieve Sites and four younger children escaped with injuries. A 14 year old girl Billa was awake and aided neighbors as fire spread. A seven year old Vivien was sheltered then fled with her mother.
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Strengthening Hong Kong Base Reinforcements Planned
Singapore December 9 the Associated Press reports that Hong Kong will receive reinforcements from the Sixth Gurkha Rifles stationed in Singapore. A military communique says timely deployment aims to restore proper strength amid deteriorating security conditions and rising threats nearby.
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Carry-Jamestown Mig Corp Directors Reelect Six Officers
Six of seven directors at Carry-Jamestown Mig Corp met yesterday afternoon and reelected six officers. David A. Hillstrom was named president and general manager, CA. Hillstrom vice president, D. Armour Hillstrom secretary and assisting general manager, H. H. Keppel treasurer, Relph Larson vice president in charge of sales, Ray Edgyen vice president. All officers except Eerden of Chicago are from Carry. Six directors attended. A. M. Benandey of Boston was absent due to illness. Mrs Edna Bracken traveled from Long Beach, California to attend. Mrs Charles Anderson of Cory returned to fill Raymond G. Anderson’s board vacancy. The meeting also covered repairs and the company’s operations over the past year.
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Christmas Concert by Acapella Choir At Senior High
The seventh annual Christmas concert by the A Capella Choir, 120 voices, will be held in the senior high auditorium at 4 15 p m on December 17. Director H Lynn Rice announced the event. The program features Christmas songs and was set earlier for 9 15 to allow shoppers after stores close. The auditorium is expected to reach capacity as in past years.
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Snow Flurries Expected Friday in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia report from the Associated Press notes Pennsylvania’s first snow storm, delayed as a warm air pattern prevents a frontal approach. Forecasters say the north and west sections may see light snow flurries tomorrow while other areas remain cold and cloudy.
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Giant Bomber Breaks Nonstop Flight Record at Fort Worth Field
An Air Force rollout announces the giant bomber Ws gine pride set a long nonstop flight from Fort Worth to Honolulu with 18 crewmen aboard, covering over 8000 miles in a routine training mission. The sleek aircraft, dubbed the super bomber, weighs 278000 pounds and spans 230 feet of wings.
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Survivor Tells of Crash at Sea
One of three survivors of the C-B4 crash southwest of Johnston Atoll recounts the forced landing breaking the tail section. Lt. J. H. Froehlich, navigator from Okinawa to Hawaii, describes water flooding the tail and liferafts, two of which failed to stay in place. four life rafts were released, two survived, and rescuers picked up several crew members after about 40 hours in the sea aboard Rendova. The carrier was expected to reach Svaislein today.
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Corry Boy, 12, Saves Family From Fire
A 12 year old Corry boy saved eight family members from a house fire on East Church Street while his parents were away. He guided children to safety and re entered the home to salvage personal items before the building burned to the ground. Firemen battled the blaze for about an hour, gutting the structure and leaving furnishings worth over $1,000 destroyed. The family, quarantined for chicken pox, received aid from the Red Cross and planned to relocate to Jamestown.
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Gravedigger’s story is doubted in Philadelphia homicide case
Philadelphia homicide squad remains convinced the man convicted for the death of artist and writer Mrs. Exthryn Meller is innocent. Herbert Leroy Gulemba, 20, of Saginaw Michigan, told police he killed the woman during a sexual advance and that the killer fled to Philadelphia for his job. Detective Captain James Kelly said Gulemba’s statements show he has first hand knowledge of the crime, while authorities say the real murderer is Bayard Jenkins, 19, already convicted of the slaying.
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Marshall Plan Spending Under Scrutiny Today
Marshall Plan spending faces congressional review as leaders from both parties debate the year’s appropriations. The administration estimates about 4.5 billion dollars for the year beginning July 14, slightly less than the current 5.056 billion appropriation for European recovery. Concerns about spending levels and agency operations surface as lawmakers seek clarity on the second annual program and budget gaps.
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CIO Demands Probe of Two State Commissions
In Harrisburg on December 9 the state CIO urged a sweeping investigation by the General Assembly into both the public utility and mile central commissions. The CIO Pennsylvanian Industrial Union conference pressed for probes soon, citing costly deals and public discontent. Senator Holland attributed high rates to a prior Supreme Court ruling affecting value.
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Christmas Seal Sale Tops $1518 in Corry
The Christmas Seal drive in Corry and nearby areas has reached $1518, about halfway to a $3000 goal. Special gifts volunteers led by Ralph Carroll contributed $908 via letter solicitations, with 16 residents responding and $610 raised by the committee. Eve Kepler reported last year’s early total was $1793, noting the current shortfall stems from fewer contributions this year.
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Fire destroys Pymatuning Hotel in Jamestown
A Jamestown fire swept the 13 room Pymatuning Hotel used as a summer resort, causing an estimated $50,000 in losses. No guests were present when the blaze started. Firefighter Ray Biddulth sustained serious burns while battling the flames.
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Solicitors Exposed Campaign Fraud At Lackawanna Church
Local campaign fund solicitors EP Hunter and D J Welch of Buffalo were warned to stop after lacking official church contact and confirmation. A telephone check with Rt Rev McGuire of Lackawanna confirmed the details. The episode followed flags raised by authorities about the magazine solicitation and city permits.
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Flora Back From House Probers Promises Enforce Law
Claims committee remains unchanged amid vote campaign as Flora returns from House probes. The president pledges to enforce the law, signaling no shift in stance despite inquiries.
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Witness found as Nixon hearings veer to red herrings
A group claims one missing witness has been located amid the ongoing congressional spy hearings. President Truman calls the hearings a red herring, labeling the committee as a dead one, while GOP allies accuse the inquiry of political distraction from living costs and other issues.
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Six Men Burned in Mine Gas Blast at Torngston
Six men were burned, none seriously, when a pocket of gas exploded yesterday deep in the Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Co mine at Logan's Peru. All victims were brought to Citizens General Hospital for treatment. First and second degree burns marked the faces necks and hands of the injured workers.
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