Truman demagoguery cools ties with Eisenhower in Hawaii
In Honolulu a reliable source said President Truman's demagoguery remark damaged future friendly relations with President-elect Eisenhower. Eisenhower, en route to New York, felt the blast was uncalled for and would ignore it as he pursues a Korean peace plan.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Truman
Eisenhower
Hawaii
New York City
Korea
Marine Air Terminal
LaGuardia Field
P.m
Douglas Macartinus
Trmps
Milk Truck Wrecks On Route 6 At Range's Corners
Sterling Milk truck from Erie en route to Cory skidded on icy Route 6 causing vehicle and cargo damage. Driver Ronald Balko, 28, of Erie, treated for a head laceration and hand abrasions, released from Corry Memorial Hospital. About 20 milk cases smashed, truck damaged. creek submersion at Slaughter's Run. State Police kept highways closed for morning traffic control. replacement van brought from Erie to transfer salvageable milk. Several one car crashes reported on Route 6 this morning.
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Sterling
Erie
Cory
Range’s
Ronald Balko
Corry Memorial Hospital
Suib-Station
Slaughter's Hun
Fen
Recapture of Little Nori Hill by South Korean Troops
South Korean forces recaptured Little Nori Hill after days of fighting with Communist troops. The push came as ROKs halted the Red advance along the Imjli River, about 40 miles north of Seoul, amid heavy Allied air and artillery support.
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Little Nori
Seoul
Nori Hill
Republic of Korea
Big Novi
Orth
Switt
Imjli
Uji
Futh Air Moree
Igada
Pyongyang
Air Force
North Korea
Million Dollar Fire Hits Seaport Town in Maine
A night blaze in Rockland Maine destroyed two hotels the Rockland and the Bayview plus 16 other businesses. Six firefighters were injured as crews from 13 communities battled the wind driven fire. About 75 guests escaped the seven story Hotel Rockland safely after night clerk Frankel Bridges alerted them.
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Rockland
Bangor
Neve
Bayview
Daniel Harris
Frankel Bridges
Bridges
Choir to Sing Yale Concert With tableaux and youth cast
The Yale Concert Choir from Corey Senior High School will headline the annual Christmas concert in the high school auditorium next Thursday at 9 15 p m A 15 minute delay is set to let shoppers and store workers reach the venue The program features a youth chorus and Girls Chorus with tableaux from The Nativity staged in the orchestra pit The event is expected to draw a capacity crowd and is directed by Dom B Kynn Rice Also noted Pittsburgh broadcaster Allegheny Broadcasting Co has applied to the FCC for a very high frequency TV station on Channel 4 with transmitter at Irwin 7 miles away
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Corey
Dom. B. Kynn Rice
Boyehoir
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Broadcasting Co
KQV
Hay
Federal Communicions Commission
FCC
Trwin
WSB Approves REA Pay Plan for Northwestern Rural Coop
Wage Stabilization Board approves retirement and security program for Northwestern Rural Electric Cooperative employees. Twenty seven workers enrolled. life insurance totals 161 460 with mean 5 600 per person. Pension ranges 14 to 143 monthly, average 70 77, plus social security. Plan funded by employee and cooperative contributions. 3 0 percent from wages after 600 yearly, cooperative pays about 75 percent of payroll. Coverage includes sickness and accident with waiver of premium on pension and insurance. The program, purchased from John Hancock Mutual Life, is backed by the Nacional Association of Rural Electric Cooperatives and Blue Cross and White Grass. Co-op payroll 1952 over 100 000. serves 7100 consumer members in far Northwest Pennsylvania counties.
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A. D. Stainbrook
Wage Stabilization Board
Northwestern Rural Electric
John Hancock Mutual Life the Orange Company
Nacional Association of Rural Electric Cooperatives
Co-Operative
Co-Op
Far Northwest
Erm
Pennsylvania Countien
Ex-Agent Nabbed With Secret Files In Berlin
BERLIN A former U S Army intelligence agent in Europe while on leave as a tourist has been found with thousands of top secret files. Michael R Rothkrug 44 of Westport Conn held in Berlin Army stockade since August 2 as authorities review next steps. His brother Mark of Westport has been notified a trial looms. Rothkrug once served as an Army lieutenant and later civilian attached to military intelligence in Berlin before turning tourist and partner in a German textile firm.
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Berlin
Europe
American High Commission
Michael R. Rothkrug
Westott
Conn
Amy
State Department
Hothkrug
Mark
Westport
Rothkrug
Belgium
Germian
Buck Hunters Target Doe In Antlerless Week
Frustrated hunters plan another push after doe in the antlerless deer season. Officials warn limits remain one deer per season per hunter and licenses sold out across counties. State troopers report slick roads from a recent storm and some accidents as hunters chase smaller, sleek bucks and does.
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Biel
Joral
Little interest in 1953 budget in Corry city budget display
Corry officials report minimal public interest in the 1983 budget shown since November 27 in the Municipal Building. The city expects spending of 155,079 with 196,940 to be raised from property and per capita taxes while maintaining 18 mill real estate and 7 per capita taxes despite rising rates and potential future reductions. A special session is planned to finalize approval of the budget.
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Corry
Unis Sui
Rennin
Cornell
Christmas Carols Set for Monday in Park
A Christmas Carol Sing sponsored by the Hospitality Club will be held Monday at 7 PM around the large yule tree in the city park. Miss Adele McCray will read to accompany the Girl Scouts and youngsters, as lights on the park tree glow. Donations from Olin Moore Carter Hill A Zala neck and Son and Pennsylvania Electric funded the event.
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Hospitality Club
Chy Park
Adele McCray
Girl Scout
Toop 39
Girl Scouts Inn
Olin Moore
Carter Hill
A. Zalaneck and Son
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Explosive Morocco Issue Faces U N Debate Today
United Nations previews debate on French ruled Morocco amid tensions in the protectorate. The General Assembly plans to discuss a mild amity resolution as nations weigh the French Tunisian border and broader authority amid mounting international concern.
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Morocco
U.N
Associated Press
United Nations
Rushitie
General Assembly
Tony Munncey
Whirling Snow Storm Strikes Corry District
A fierce snow storm blanketed the Corry district with meters of snow and blocked roads. Hospitals reported injuries from spinouts as crews struggled to clear highways while New York state faced two feet in places and New England saw several fatalities from related accidents.
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Cosy
Tess
Hal
Ely
Upper York State
Bertenpett
Weel Smith Street
White Wong
Chry Memoria
Cy Ethsete
Dad le
Guaihiside
Cen
Vejtune Board
George Mulderick
New York State
New England
Vermont
Maine
New Hampshire
Weather Bureau
England
New York
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Black River
Carthage
Lyons Falls
Bride of Pittsburgh Engineer Dies in Crash
Mrs. Jane Ehrenfried Broddhiinst, 25, who was injured in a traffic crash Monday, died yesterday in Philipsburg. She and her husband had been living temporarily there while returning to their West View home. Broadhurst suffered minor injuries. She was the daughter of Charles H Ehrenfried, chief engineer at Allegheny General Hospital.
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Jane Ehrenfried Broddhiinst
Broadhursts
West View
Pittsburgh
Broadhurst
Charles H Ehrenfried
Allegheny General Hospital
Police Exonerate City Officers After Cheating Probe
A Pittsburgh Civil Service Commission exonerated 316 police officers of cheating on a promotion exam conducted last September 27. The commission also ordered that the entire test be discarded and a new examination given to the affected force.
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Wittsburgh
Civil Service Commission
Ike Truman TIFF leaves Bradley as middle man
A garbled report describes President elect Eisenhower selecting Gen Bradley to work with his administration. The piece notes Bradley as World War II commander and outlines tension between Truman and Eisenhower over the transition. Conversations reference military reporting and White House briefings, amid confusion over details.
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Truman Tiff
Bradley
Assocated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Sift Bradley
Eienhower
Wiley
Trumal
Exenhower
JCS
Cubipel
Inenhiower
Kores
Firenhower
Tor
Fuauve
Eyo
New York City Holds Major Air Raid Drill
New York City conducted its largest air raid drill since World War II. At 9:30 a.m. EST 578 sirens sounded in the clear morning as the alert unfolded. Police directed traffic and urged drivers to move to safety while workers set up shelters for pedestrians.
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New York
Lpi
Defense Wworkene
Babson Reflects On Signs And Birth Rates In Market History
Roger Babson, at Babson Park Mass, muses on past stock market lows and birth rates from 1920s and 1930s. He argues maturity timing and population shifts influence market movements, citing birth figures and age cohorts to suggest future trends, with note that continued aging of generations will affect marriages and births.
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Babson
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Freehill Named Head of Price Stabilization Board
President Truman appointed Joseph H. Freehill as administrator of the Office of Price Stabilization. Freehill, of New York, succeeds Woods, who resigned in November. The White House said the Wave Stabilization Board will be overhauled with new industry members as part of the anti inflation effort.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Joseph Hi. Freehill
Freehill
New Yorke
Ware Imernare Ky
Ailumn
Wacc-Prem Cortrols
Sim
LU. S. Chamber of Gnemetee
Lion
Manufactueres
Cro
OPS
Ns Btair
Christmas Seal drive raises funds for Erie County health
Carty residents pledged support to continue the tubercle Jeais program of the Erie Counts Health and Tuberbulasie Association by donations totaling 2611.38. Mailings to local residents produced responses, with 81273 letters arriving and some returns. The Christmas Seal Committee plans reminders to those who received five packages of seals but have not donated yet.
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Carty
Erie Counts Health and Tuberbulasie Association
Pho iniAb Repertory
Chemas Sealy
Hhi
Two Deer Hunters Fined $200 Each for Game Violation
John Bielak and William Vadovich of Corry were fined $200 each for illegal deer hunting near a barn on an area farm. Bielak was penalized for shooting Bitton Buick while Vadovich faced charges for aiding transport. Both men were caught by a game protector amid an earlier shooting incident targeting a collie. Licenses were revoked for both.
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John Bielek
William Vadovich
Corry
R. Dy
Bielak
Vadovich
Ry Tie
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