Ward and party evacuated aboard Lakeland ship
Consul General Angus Ward with a 19 member group boarded the evacuation ship Lakeland off Tientsin and declared he endured hellish treatment by Chinese Reds. Ward, jailed in Mukden for 12 months and released with final freedom, signed a statement for the others after Red pressure. The ship will leave Taku Bar, stop at Busan and Kobe, with Ward planning to go to Kobe.
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Tientsin
Angus Ward
United States
All of
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Ward
Tien
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Rien & Ataleméns
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Japan
Tokyo
Fir East Lines
CW. Evans
Taku Bar
Busan
South Fores
al Pusan
ABP Employees Share Bonus Across Nation Wide Chain
Fourteen employees at a Yi Loa PF store division will receive a bonus of 4000 in addition to continued service pay. Company officials announced the nationwide distribution of 2 20,000 in extra compensation for full time workers with long service. The plan, voted last month, totals 4000 per eligible employee and is payable next Friday.
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Yi' Loa
A & PF
Rita's Baby Due Planned By Laubanne
News item notes Rita's baby expected around December 17 with Prince Aly Khan's view on the timing. Claude Payot of the Letanne ton office is cited as spokesman and mentions confidence in the report. The text reflects a gossip-filled society note with uncertain details and names.
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Prince Aly Khan
Fila Wayworth
Bailey
Claude Payot
Letanne
Niipie
New Coal Strike Hinted On Jan 1 By Associated Press
New York December 12 The Associated Press reports that about 400 000 soft coal miners may start a strike on January 1 unless United Mine Workers Chief John L Lewis calls one. Operators may seek a full production halt under a Taft-Hartley Act injunction to pressure negotiations. Hard coal miners resume today and 80 000 are affected. The Times outlines strike scenarios as operators expect Lewis to order a walkout to secure a new contract pattern.
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Lewis
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TIMW
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Truman
Three Vehicle Crash East of City Blamed on Ice
Three cars damaged with no injuries in a 30 mile east Of Corry Route 7 collision Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Slile Police reported the vehicles driven by William Carroll Union City Marian Carlile Spring Creek R D 1 and George Beardsley 134 West Hend street. The crash occurred when the Spring Creek driver and Beardsley met from opposite directions and could not avoid collision on the icy highway, shoving the Carroll car into the middle of the road. Total damage pegged at 200 dollars. no arrests.
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Smashup
Corry
Slile
Willian Carroll
Union City
Marian Cariel
Spring Creek
George Beardsley
West Hend Street
Carroll
Beardsley
Father Kills His Family in Broward Tragedy
Broward Florida reports a man described as mild killed his wife and three children and then himself with a German pistol. Police say a note on slips blamed financial and family troubles guiding the killings and suicide. The family, from West Orange, had relocated recently. neighbors recall no signs of distress.
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Associated Press
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Ins
Roland Kelley
Carl Amarella
Yelses Milil
Sux Ata
Gebiry
Amorella
Roy May
Broward County
Heris
Fice
Kuenay
Twistry Ib
Meliey
Tornadoes Kill and Damage Across Several States
Tornadoes and storms caused multiple deaths and extensive damage across Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Minnesota. Arkansas alone faced about $100,000 in losses as twisters hit Clinton Beede Velvet Ridge Cros Roads Providence and Bradford. In Missouri a tornado near Poplar Bluff killed a person and injured 15 others. A 9 year old near Modesto Illinois died from lightning while in a smoke house. A 96 year old in Miles City Montana died of exposure as a blizzard moved east. The storm system brought wind and snow across the Great Lakes region while the eastern U S enjoyed record heat.
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Associated Press
Variouy Party of the Nation
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Oklahoma
Missouri
Minois
Arkanas
Arkansie
Clinton
Beedee
Velvet Ridge
Cros Roads
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Garland Robbins
Poplar Bluff
Junia Kay Loveless
Modesto
Til
Miles City
Mont
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Great Lakes
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Rockies
Denver
Livingston
Christmas shopping rush grips Corry stores
Downtown shoppers flocked to Corry stores Friday night and Saturday as the first Christmas buying wave began. Merchants report mixed views on demand, with optimism that sales may match or slightly dip from last year due to unemployment. Some credit better merchandise and cautious spending amid the season’s opening. Treasury receipts and expenditures are noted in a separate item from Washington.
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Infanity
Corry
Hocal
Wileh
Alney
Atomic Partnership Reorganization Drive Launched in Capital
A national conference in Washington launched a bid to press Congress to enact government reorganization as urged by the Hoover Commission. Business and labor pledged cooperation while Hoover is slated to speak at a dinner. Key figures include Walter J. Kohler Jr and Mrs. Hobby urging congressional action and public support.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Hoover Commission
Citizens Committee
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Walter J. Kohler
Wisconsin
Oyeta Cilp Hobby
Women's Army Corps
Houston Post
Mrs. Hobby
Kobler
Vollrath Corp
Sheboygan
Wis
Stanley Ruttenberg
CTO
America
Ruttenberg
Hogger
Warm December Night In Corry Not A Record High
Corry residents enjoyed unusually warm December weather with a 56 degree high though not a record. Ice and snow melted from the district after yesterday’s 15 inches of rain, traffic reported clear of ice. Forecaster prediction suggested a warm weekend, followed by showers and colder air tonight and tomorrow morning.
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Weather
Stile
Leaffic
Wis
Collin
Tomar
George Mulderick
The
Sky
Igo
Coed Slaying Trial Casts Fames On Campus District
In Towa City, Iowa, 24 year old Robert Bednasek faces murder charges after the death of 20 year old Miss Jackson in a campus area. Coroner Dr George Callahin ruled the death by strangulation as murder. Jackson's father disputes a love angle, citing a one sided romance and prior engagement with Bednasek.
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Towa City
Dee
Tawa Coed
Yenior
Mt Devine
Robert Emil Bednanek
Ann Igeecini Javier
Nf Balington
George D. Callahin
Johnson County
Bednasek
Kivee Wittane
William B. Jackson
Iowa Parole Board
Miss Jackson
Solory
Sid
Lance
Record Deer Harvest Sparks One Day Slaughter Report
Local hunters report a record deer kill during the one day season as officials estimate totals will take days. Incidents near West Spring Creek and Sheffield narrowly missed serious injury as cars were struck by bullets. A lengthy partial list names dozens of individuals credited with gutless kills amid parliamentary and legal notices in New York reporting separate trials and charges.
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State
Raymond Spiessen
Charles
West Spring Creeks
Whitney Ram
James Shaver
Tommy Striup
Millers Struick
Sheffield
Joe Gith
Lloyd Austin
Preston Anthony
Franke Anthony
Robert Anthony
Donald Higgins
Willem Shamburg
Wayne Jaggi
Jack Downey
Allan May
Theodore May
Charles Vai Winkle
den Rockafellow
Joseph & Catalfo
Robert Jewell
Donald McCaslin
A. N. Gilbert
Orrie Mitchell
Pai Mitchell
Cringle Merritt
John Lindstrom
Lawrence Lindstrom
Archie Wethicke
Yer
Arthur Eckman
John J. Madison
Nell Thomson
Willem Thomson
Robert Green
Tee
Joy Stiles
Joe Mokws
Walter Lu
Claire Potter
D. J. Banhett
James Bennett
Diane Bennett
Donat Bennett
James H Bennet
Joe Robert Shepard
Robert Jones
Katherine Alexander
$1500 Taken At Road Block East Of Corry
Officials report about $1500 in fines collected at a road block near Corry Pennsylvania on Route 1 near Youngaville airport with totals nearing $2000 as multiple road blocks across nine counties measure a large deer hunting enforcement operation. Many fines range from $5 to $100 for violations including nonresidents hunting without licenses and confiscation of illegal deer. Westbound traffic from Erie shows a steady stream of hunters and vehicles returning from the hunt.
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Viola Hite
Pennsylvania
Sikad
Youngayifle
Route 8
Game Commission
Staleck
Herose
Fam Indians
Ohio
West Virgin
Kilyas
Sutton
Erie
Woman Hurt as Two Cars Collide Front of Miller Home
Police report a collision in front of 553 East Main Street involving Immy Laverne Miller and Mark Krizanik. Miller sustained injuries when her Plymouth sedan was struck by a car traveling east. other driver cited no injuries. Damages described to front ends. scene noted near Miller residence on Saturday.
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East Main Street
Mark Krizanik
Corry
Miller
Plymouth
U S Pledges Action to Shield Formosa, Philippines Report
A Washington source says the United States will take steps to protect Formosa against Chinese Communist forces. The Manila dispatch notes U S readiness to act, including potential measures in the region and consultations with Philippine authorities.
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Washington
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Chiang
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Hekine
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Phe Jain
U.S
Eight Children Die In Cascade Cabin Fire
In Cascade, Pennsylvania near Williamsport an unemployed laborer and his wife survived as eight children and stepchild perished when flames destroyed a two story cabin. The Edkins family, including Bert Boikins wife and 14 year old Edgar Cosgrove, escaped. Neighbors reported screams and a failed rescue attempt as the blaze consumed the cabin in minutes.
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Associated Press
Williamsport
Burns
Bert Boikins
Edgar Cosgrove
Boikins
Edward
Henry
Joseph
Raymond
Robert
Phyllis Beverly
Birtriss
Beatrice
Cascade
Cascado
Pennsylvania
Carl L. Rosser
Edkis
Maines
Charles S. Kline
Prat
Flimex
Edkins
Kline
Rent Control Act Upheld By Court in 1994 ruling
The Supreme Court today upheld the 1994 Federal Rent Control Act. The ruling overturned a prior Chicago district court decision that had found the act invalid. The brief order cited an earlier Supreme Court ruling in a related case.
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Au Acoperated Press
Washington
Hiwyn
Shaw
Chicago
Supreme Court
Icy Road Crash Injures Youth at French Creek
A 19 year old French Creek driver, Thomas Boozel, skidded on an icy A198 road Saturday and plunged into a ditch near his yard. Boozel escaped injury. a bystander, Walle Boome, and Guyir's brother, Grorpe Bourn, witnessed the crash. The road condition blamed for the crash.
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Diuwe Ayant
Scence
Thomas Boozel
French Creek
Howe
Miles Novi
Youthul Ariver
Guyir
Grorpe Bourn
New atomic energy pact outlined by three nations
The United States Britain and Canada near a broad outlines for a new partnership in atomic energy and weapon development. The plan would keep U S production concentrated while Britain and Canada join in future efforts. Congress must authorize the arrangement and details shift to lawmakers.
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Canada
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Chemical Warfare Service
Dunkirk Bridegroom Confesses to Murder in Basement
Dunkirk New York police report 27 year old J Wolfe, married two weeks, confessed to murdering Elmer J Pattengeil who had been missing since October. Wolfe described luring Pattengeil to his basement, beating him, disposing of the body in a gunny sack, and driving it to Alabama Forest State Park. Evidence includes about $800 missing from Pattengeil’s checking account and Wolfe’s statements to police.
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Elmer J Pattengeil
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Peltengell
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Alogbmi Forest State
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