Dean to Arrive in Washington for Talks on Korean Peace
U S Special Envoy Arthur H Dean heads to Washington with authority delegated to aide Kenneth Young to resume negotiations with the Communists in Korea. Dean plans consultations Thursday and will meet U S and allied representatives in Washington while the Reds demand policy changes and inclusion of Russia in the peace conference.
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Associated Press
Panmunjom
U.S
Arthur H Dean
Washington
Korea
Dean
Reds
Simeny
Kenneth Young
U. S. State Department
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United States
U. S
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America
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Aimhoritien
Plane Crash Near Saegerstown Injures Two Ghio Men
Two Capital Airlines employees, Harvey Himsen and William Vidish, were hurt when their private plane crashed on a Saegerstown street near the Harry Clawson residence. Vidish was trapped, later freed, with injuries including a broken foot and facial wounds after the craft struck wires and a tree. They had attempted a landing after fuel shortages while en route from Montreal to Cleveland.
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Saegerstown
Ap City Hospital
Harvey Himsen
Vidrit
Yin Thour
Harry Clawson
Clayson
Timajor
Twee
T. J. Theuret
Surgeystown
Vidrik
Capital Airlines
Cleveland
Hansen
Montreal
Canada
Franklin
Ens
Younss
Du Pont Drop Complaint Dismissed by Judge Leahy
Associated Press reports in Wilmington that District Court Judge Leahy dismissed the government’s complaint alleging Du Pont conspired to restrain trade in cellophane. He ruled the evidence did not prove a monopoly or illegal restraint and denied divestiture as a remedy.
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Associated Press Wilmington
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Duff Key Figure To Big Question Of GOP Politics
Senator Silent On Plans For Coming Year Will Make Decision Known In Due Time On 1954 Gubernatorial Race. The piece notes Duff as a central figure in Pennsylvania GOP choices, with Fine Owlett and party leaders pressing for unity, while Woodside Wood and Simpson emerge as other potential candidates.
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Charles Wellit
New York
Big Jim Duff
Tey
Pennsylvania
U. S
Carnegie
Wwe Waldorf-Astoria
Peninsyl
GOP
John 5
Fine
G. Mason Owdlett
Owlett
Duff
Pennsylvania Society
United Party
Superior Court
Robert, E. Woodside
Dauphin County
Lloyd FH. Wood
Montgomery County
Richard Simpson
Suntingdon
Hich
Congress
Deer season fines total 1800 as hunters err antlerless
State Game Commission reports fines totaling 1800 dollars after hunters hunted antlerless deer out of season. Only 108,786 special permits were issued statewide, quickly snapped up. some violators faced 4000 dollar penalties, with others fined 100 dollars and up. Restrictions limit doe hunting to the permit’s county, while a few violators were released after payment.
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uWargay
West Virginia
Vensago County
Cer
Game Commission
Jess
Sugar Grove
New York
Pine
Pennsylvania
OK City
Heirkell
Tinters
Potter
Wny
Speedy murder trial planned for West, Pa.
West Hal West, 55, asked for a speedy murder trial in the shooting death of Charles Cowell, a 49 year old Waynesburg storeman. Green County officials set a November 20 date for the hearing. West, an employee of a local bottling company, said he found Cowell with his wife in a parked car and fired several shots, killing Cowell. Mrs West was wounded seriously and is recovering and expected to testify.
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Waxnesburg
Hal & West
West
Charles Cowell
Waynesburg
Green County
Cowell
Explosions Wreck Two Mine Tipples in Clearfield County
Two mine tipples were destroyed by blasts in Knox and Pike Townships, Bradford Goal and Diamond-T Stripping Co. facilities damaged. No injuries reported. Initial estimates place total damage at about 90000 dollars. officials awaiting word on blast causes and police aid.
POWs Refuse Interviews Stall Explanations at Panmunjom
Indian Lt. Gen Thimayya said 22 American POWs in Korea refused to meet interviewers, stalling explanations sought by a UN commission. He noted pressure to begin talks but implied progress could take four to five days, with the December 23 deadline looming. The POWs demanded counter explanations, while 31 of the 22 signed a petition for clarity on several points.
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Associated
Panmunjom
Thimayya
Movyow
Thimmayya
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Thimayys
Aviation Plant Walkout Ends After Seven Week Strife
North American Aviation in Los Angeles reaches a settlement ending a seven week strike. Company director B D Starkweather announced the deal after marathon talks. Wages and terms matched offers prior to the walkout with a range cited from 8 to 20 cents per hour, while UAW had sought 25 cents then 20 for skilled workers. Union negotiators plan membership meetings to ratify the agreement.
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Ley Msonsimven
Los Angeles
North American Aviation, Inc
B.D. Stark- Weather
J Starkweather
Prifits
Frei, Gaurnd
Columnbus
Ohio
United Auto Workers
Teenage males spark mink neck piece run at local store
A department store saw a quick rush on 18 mink bow ties as teenage boys chased the latest fad without advertising. The pieces sold rapidly for around 615 dollars, prompting a swift restock of white shipments to meet demand.
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Ipiece
Peeacey
ARS
POW refuses mother's plea in two page wartime letter
An American soldier Richard M Tennesson, one of 22 prisoners in a Paxmunium camp, rejects returning home in a two page message to his mother Mollie Tennesson of Alden Minn. He cites Communist danger and vows he will not leave. His mother quotes Proverbs 29 6 as she prays for his return. Also noted is a delayed Nixon Bermuda stopover due to headwinds.
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Tokyo
U.S
Associated Presa
Americasy
Mollie
Tors
Portis
Howe
Alden
Minn
Richard M. Tennesom
Fils Teller
Richard Soo
Btn
Tenneson
United States
NEXON
Hamilton
Bermuda
Richer Nixon
T Aery
Moring
Trong
New Parsonage Dedication Draws City Crowd
More than 200 attend a service of dedication for a new parsonage associated with St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Dr Elmer A. Dunnor, pastor of St. Pauls, leads the ceremony as the uncompleted building stands in view. The event features hymns, a sermon, and the arrival of many local church members and guests from other congregations.
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Paul's Liiheria
Moe
Everal
Willian Trent
Bawkence Hinmelnin
Pittabliegh
United Duthera Churely
Amurlea
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Tie Schedul Ceremany
Sorviey
Larbony
Elmer A. Ouuor
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Alton
Ylan
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Iim Taborl Ghanig
Bluey Orinwr
Moai
Guy Studford
Sure
HolWard Mywielng
Roy Bewrt
Moet Keppel
Theodore Watns
BF Russi Mosier
Brantple Bower
Sombyilee Lofone Aiaving
Corty
Ted Bek
Frank
Clark Presides Alone In Court
Chief Justice Willan Clark, suspended by the State Department for subordination, presided in the U S Appeals Court in Germany. The packed courtroom heard arguments as Acting Chief Justice Carl Fulghyi failed to appear. The calendar proceeded after orders to postpone until January 8.
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Trankyurt
Germany
Willan Clark
Hengiiy
U. S
German
Princeton
Sugeeseor
Colleagud
Carl W. Fulghyi
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Clark
Fulehum
Storm threats shift as fronts head toward Pennsylvania
An Associated Press bulletin reports storm fronts merging may trigger a significant snow event across Pennsylvania and New York with colder air spreading through the region. West Virginia snowfall potential eases some northeastern concerns as moisture shifts. A Park Street resident notes a 29.1 degree low and a dropping barometer signals worsening conditions.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Weather Bureau
Wallingtow
West Virginia
United Blates
Tno
U. S
Jena
New York
Six Killed in Car Train Crash Near Roysh City
A collision between a car and a freight train near Roysh City killed six people aboard the car and injured several others. The victims include Victor Santlay, 47, a Dallas real estate agent and former SMU and New York Giants football player, his wife Harsett, 89, and their children Bill, John, and Jim, plus Irma Davis, a nurse maid. The engineer cited blowing the whistle as the train derailed after the impact. five rear cars left the track and ten cars including the sleeper were damaged en route from Dallas to St Louis.
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Associated Press
Roysh City
Texa
Lisoriceaminer
Les Bearks
Kellifrem
Ute Whildren
Dallas
St. Louis
Brian Ox Shakokr
Don Wagon
Victor Santlay
Dallas Real Essate
Southern Methodist University
New York Hants
Harsett
Bill
John
Jim
Irma Davis
Royal couple's U S arrival sparks injuries reported
King Pau and Queen Frederica return from a U S tour as seven people are injured in the commotion. Crowds line streets in Athens for the monarchs' homecoming amid a tense, chaotic scene with many Greeks present.
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Frederica
U. S
Athesis
Probe Woman's Part In Five Armed Holdups
Phoenix police held a confessed woman bandit Nadine Bolton and a male companion for investigation of five armed holdups. Bolton admitted robberies at liquor stores and described the robberies, saying a male partner did not have the gate to the first store. Police quoted her as saying they used liquor and pulled the jobs.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Bidault Seeks Positive Soviet Reply to Eisenhower Plan
Paris reports French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault opening NATO ministerial talks with hope for a favorable Soviet response to President Eisenhower’s disarmament proposal. He urged unity among 14 NATO nations as Dulles prepared to press ahead with the alliance’s military program amid ongoing Berlin concerns.
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Associated Press
Paris
Georges Bidault
NATO
Eisenhower
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Irvin
Bidhuill
Heclarest
North Atlantic
Meada
Hue
Palas i
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Haing
Smijsetilr
Intelsta
Westen Europe
Eoliter Moscott
Local Man Davis Gets Deferred Sentence After Break-ins
Gail Davis of Corry pled guilty in Erie County court to burglary larceny and assault and battery stemming from nighttime break ins. Judge Hosaillir deferred sentence for one week to allow investigation by authorities. Davis claimed drinking issues influenced his actions with prior break ins at Randall and Mead avenues and at Mrs. Williams Randall’s apartment.
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Corry
Samuel Rossiter
Erie County Court
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Nidgé" Hosaillir
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MD Thoimes
William Peitter
Davis
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