Eisenhower warns Western Europe on military spending
Paris dispatch reports General Eisenhower bluntly warns rebellious Western European nations that security depends on increased military budgets. He spoke before the NATO council, urging a hike up to 60 percent for some countries while noting others lag in defense spending amid talks on Atlantic alliance burden sharing. Belgium reportedly refused the push to raise its military budget to 60 percent.
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Associated Press
Paris
Genral Eisenhower
Trewiirers
Worth Avlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Tke
Isenhower
Ariel Ankly
Giseppe Pella
Uv Committee
Sisenhower
U. S
Brita
Portueal
Iceland
Belgium
Comiries
Savings and Loan pays dividend to stockholders
Dividend checks totaling 12183 are going out to 576 shareholders of the Corry Savings and Loan Association. Secretary Homer Bulard announced the 3 percent annual dividend as the bank reports its most successful year and notes charter expansion approval to exceed 1 million. Also, Senator Robert A Taft underwent tonsil surgery and remains in Cincinnati hospital, with plans to return home for the holidays.
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Corry Sevings and Loan Assoipiation
Homer Bulard
Wth Center Street Home Loan and
Neo
Savings and Loan
Taft
Cincinnati
Robert, A. Taft
Ohio
Santa Claus To Visit Tonight
Santa will visit the city tonight despite a severe snow storm. Nick will leave The Journal office at 9 30 pm for a tour of the city including First Avenue South Center and North Center Street. Children will give their Christmas gift lists and receive a candy treat.
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Sints Claus
Journal
Nick
Cir
First Avenue
South Center Sect
North Center Street
Santa
House Probers Close Hearings On Tax Scandals
Washington December 15 federal grand jury to sift fact from fiction in tax scandal claims. Committee leaders say witnesses described lavish favors and alleged shakedowns as they wind down three weeks of inquiry. President Truman may unveil a tougher anti graft program as debates linger over perjury probes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Grand Jury
Fruman
King
D-Calif
Justice Department
Nathan
Noster
Teiteltitum
McGrath
Ots
W Disteler
Columbia Grand Jury
Truman
T. Lamar Coudle
Elte
Fire devastates Carbondale business block. 18 homeless
Carbondale Pa December fire scorches six stores, threatens a large downtown area and forces evacuation. Joseph Healey estimates damage over 3100,000. No injuries reported among about 18 homeless individuals. Fire began behind Reese Brothers store on Church Street and spread to adjacent buildings as teams from more than 10 communities battled it past midnight.
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Carbondale
Joseph G. Healey
Jondate
Reese Brothers Puenituee
Chuch Street
Sulemani Linco
Terrace Yee
Choir Plans Yule Program At Corry High School
The A Cappella Choir and Gals Chorus of Corry Senior High plan a Christmas program at 4 pm tomorrow in the school auditorium. The show blends picture narration and song with local youth participants and features a sequence of Christmas carols and festive numbers led by choir and soloists.
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Corry
He'scholel
Sappela Choir
Echo Quartet
Rose Larson
Martha McLean
Sam Cailelfield
Ray Merriman
Dan Pelle
Russellx Brown
Jeanette Isabella
Chile
Three Kings
Clifford Fiske
al Jatt Canfield
Lew Johnson
Masry Ann Sayko
Waring
Tableaix
Mary
Doyce Rittnee
Joseph
James Kelsey
Byron Crowell
Wiliam Blai
Jack Scott
Shepherds
Lyle Hotchkiss
Harold Curtis
John Hallust
Walter Ross
Gordon Troup
Max Bennink
Joseph Griffith
Students Buy Bonds in Corry Public Seminars
Public seminars in Corry have raised 1119 in bonds and stamps for students since September, totaling 1109.85 in stamps and bonds per the report by Mrs. Emma S. Wood. The schools listed include Concord, Fairview, Washington, Harding, and the junior high and elementary facilities with per pupil averages and totals noted.
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the Corry
Emma S. Wood
Concord
Iizog
Babson Compares World Strife With War Between The States
Babson Park Mass December article links 1951 global tension to the pre Civil War North versus South split. It argues the have not versus have not dynamic drives conflict, warns Russia may strike within six months, endorses massive military preparedness, and urges urban residents to own land and cultivate character and health.
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Nume
Babson Babson Park
Mass
U.S
Russia
Babson
Deer Hunter Hurt In Auto Crash On Route 6
A deer hunter was injured when a car crash on Route 6 near Union City involved several drivers. Officers say foggy snow and a loss of control led to a collision at Routes 277 and 77. Injured driver Raymond Sehutty was treated at Sten Memorial Hospital. others identified include Charles Miller, Times Briskie, and William Vane.
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Besant
Union City
Corry
Suis
Raymond Sehutty
Brie
Sten Memorial Hospital
Union
Sid Sehuttz
Liaem Optien
Charles Miller
Evie
Miller
Wuta
Soniyol
Sid Gare
Briskie
William Vane
Rutelid
Vince
Vanepis
Rees
Judge Continues Land Tract Case in Warren County Court
In a bill in equity Ue Sciota Lumber Co of Corry seeks a court order permitting removal of trees from a tract owned by Toplovich, disputing how many trees can be taken. The lumber firm says it has taken about one third of the contracted amount for 4000 pounds. Toplovich contends full payment and sale terms were fulfilled by the land owner’s parent. Judge Aliso Wade heard arguments yesterday and ordered a continuance.
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Ue Sciota Lumber Ca
Corry
Paul Trplaviet
Gohumbus Way
Aliso Wade
Warren County
Eourt Yeatertay
Equity
Toplovich
Toplovichy
Orm
Wade
Many Hunters Report Doe Kills Across Corry Vicinity
Hue woods saw many hunters start a two day ace season with reports of good kills. Notable entries include Evelyn Davis 11 from Jackson Hill, Shoemaker family from Columbus area, Ward Nichols 80 pounds from Spring Creek, and multiple hunters from Blue Eye and Sand Stone Springs, with weights ranging from 75 to 125 pounds.
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Corry
Hue Woods
Journal
Evelyn Davis
Jackson Hill
C.B
Shoemaker
Esther M. Shoemaker
Columbus
Ward Nichols
Spring Creek
Jack Brigham
Arthur Knapp
Sandstone Springs
Richard McLaughlin
Frank Purpura
Fred Jackson
Eugene Sharer
William Thgram
Sub zero cold hits Midwest
A severe mid December snowstorm and frigid air swept from the Dakotas through the Midwest and into the East, killing dozens and disrupting travel. Wind driven snow and power outages touched Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota and New Jersey while temperatures plunged to near record lows. Rail and air service strained as motorists abandoned cars and cities reported widespread disruptions across the region.
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Assy Associated Press
Ople
Dineas
Reebies
Midwest
Marine
Minnesok
North Dakota
Miles City
Mont
Tubcaptions Falls
Miss
Dickinson
Lewiston
Mont Tiwas
Elko
Nev
Chicago
Alabama
New York
Texas Panhandle
Amsrillo
Yeserda
New En Mid
Indiana
Minas
Missouri
Nebreskta
Pentiylvania
Seathward
Athintic Coast
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
Buen
Logisla Sound
Gape Hatteras
Chesapeake
Delawage
la Guardin Field
Idlewild
Manhattan
Mator
Soviet Bloc Urges Reopening of Big Four Disarmament Talks
Paris dispatch reports Soviet bloc spokesman Stefan Wierblowski urged resuming private four power arms talks at the United Nations committee. He said recent secret discussions between Russia and the Western powers yielded some agreement and called for continued efforts toward further disarmament accord.
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Aute
Paris
Poland
Stefan ‘Wierblowski
United Nations
Russia
New Sabre Jets See Combat Over Korea
In Korea, U S forces deploy new Sabre jets to counter growing Communist air power. Allied pilots claim one Red jet down and damage to six others in two engagements over North Korea as the Fourth Fighter Wing and carrier groups bolster defenses against intensified air threats.
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U.S
Korea
SOUL
Americe
Lopi
Seiler Pterie
Amerien
Feanels
Gabresel
Owl City
Sabres
Truman Readies Housecleaning in Washington
President Truman moves to unveil a sweeping program to remove officials who betrayed trust. Aimed at clearing honest workers, the plan proposes an independent body with investigatory and prosecutorial powers, with Justice Murphy eyed for a leading role and a possible Monday meeting with the president.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tedmas
Zere
Gerthin
Thomes Murphy
New York
Alger Hiss
Muphy
Trimm
Murphy
Bert Lisi
Britain Relaxes Money Controls in 1940s Style Reform
The Bank of England allows foreign exchange dealers to buy and sell foreign money on the spot market, loosening but not ending exchange controls. Aimed at letting the pound find its value, the move came amid Britain’s financial strains as officials consider more U.S. funds. Spot rates may range widely around the dollar value, with forward rates even more flexible, but with limits on certain price movements.
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Britain
Associated Press
London
Bank of England
U. S
Snowdrift Paralyzes City Plows Idle Overnight
The worst winter storm drenches the city with seven more inches of snow, halting street plows and leaving sidewalks unshoveled. By morning only one plow was active, while officials could not provide a full status update. Traffic and business suffer as temperatures plunge to six degrees and ice coats surfaces. a minor accident is reported as rain briefly changes to freezing rain.
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Sa Pe Moya
Steets
Ple
Guy Abbey
Bueglise
Unie
Fey
Betas
rAvelina
Fay Tor
Pennsylvania
Turnpike Link 10 to Open December 26
Harrisburg reports the final 10 miles of the Pennsylvania Turnpike will open officially on December 26. The western extension runs from the Pittsburgh interchange to the Ohio border near Petersburgh Ohio, with a passenger car toll of 63 cents for the final stretch. The toll for the full 397 miles from King of Prussia to Ohio will be 3.28 dollars.
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Turnpike Commission
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Petersborg
Inwia
Yuauet
Commission
T. J. Ev-ans
King of Prussia
Philadelphia
Pend
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