Columbus Man Held On Manslaughter Charge
Historical column by ROGHID W. BABSON discusses stock market cycles and rearmament fears, referencing past crashes and economic shifts from 1929 to wartime periods, with notes on industrial averages and employment trends, ending mid-sentence as it continues on page six.
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Yule Concert Set For Monday At Corry High School
The Corry High School A Cappella Choir and the Girls Chorus will present their annual Christmas concert Monday at 9 15 PM in the Corry High School Auditorium. About 100 voices will perform under H Lynn Rice, with a narrated Christmas Story and stage props. The event, free and open to the public, marks the ninth consecutive year of the program. Convict Candy Firm Head Pittsburg 193? Christmas story and concert details follow in brief.
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Ray mond Gilson Arrested After Fleeing Mishap
State police plan involuntary manslaughter and leaving the scene charges against 61 year old Raymond A. Gilson of Columbus after a fatal Route 97 crash near Waterford. Gilson, driving a stake body Ford, allegedly side swiped a Buick sedan driven by 85 year old Charles Runstrom of Belo. Runstrom died at the scene. his wife Pearl and daughter Patricia were injured. Gilson was to be arraigned in Erie before the day ended.
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Toys for Europe drive launched by American Legion post
The American Legion's Toy Campaign, a second year effort by Elmer Carrier Post, runs December 26 to January 7 to ship non electric, nonweapon toys in fair condition to children in war torn Europe. Stewart Jonamainho will coordinate collection at the Legion post home, with Mr. Long and Dale Waterhouse assisting. Last year the drive sent tons of toys from thousands of American children to Europe and organizers urge continued donations with gift tags explaining the American way of life for recipients behind the Iron Curtain.
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Striking Switchmen Return to Work in Chicago
Striking switchmen in Chicago near end of a three day crippling walkout after President's direct appeal. Some sources say no final agreement on strike issues and that union leaders require return to work before negotiations resume.
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Christmas Mailing Embargo Lifted Across Nation
The local office can start accepting Christmas parcels again though the official order hadn’t arrived by 2 PM. Washington announced the embargo lifted on Thursday night and rail express bans may ease as well. Striking rail workers begin returning to shifts in Chicago, Nashville, Pittsburgh, St. Louis and Dallas after President Truman urged end to the walkout. A Fifth Army spokesman noted a trend toward normal operations in Chicago and St. Louis as crews are being assembled for morning shifts. Continued coverage on page five.
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Fire Destroys Inn Near Butler
Fire early today destroyed the B and G Tan three miles west of Butler. Owners said they could not estimate damage yet. The one story frame building stood across from the Deshon Veterans Hospital on the Butler New Castle road. Five companies fought the flames which for a time menaced several private airplanes at the adjoining Butler airport.
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Corry Child 5 Victim Of Polio
Corry Child five contracted polio and died after seven weeks of illness. The child, a son of Mr and Mrs James Staples of Northwood, was admitted to Lake View Municipal Hospital in Erie after a period of observation. The Staples family reports very mild symptoms prior to the weakness that followed.
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McCarthy and Pearson clash in word battle
In a heated exchange in Washington, McCarthy denounced Pearson as a Moscow directed character assassin while Pearson defended his anti communist record. The clash followed a club confrontation and McCarthy accused Pearson of aiding communists, accusing him of harming America.
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Heart of City Blown Up Before Un Evacuation
Defenders retreated into a tight ring around a fort on the Sea of Japan as un evacuations loomed. Chinese forces launched massive attacks, throwing great columns of people into the assault amid the chaos.
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Red Offensive On 10th Corps Expected Within 48 Hours
Allied beachhead forces retreat from Hamhung as Chinese Red troops mass for a sea wave assault. North Korean refugees flee toward the beachhead while demolitions ignite in the city. Maj. Gen. Soule reports intensified Chinese attacks, with U.S. Third Division and allied units holding a shrinking line near Hungnan as Navy guns shell attackers along the coast.
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Corry Soldier Sentenced To 10 Year Prison Term
In Heidelberg Germany 1-Sgt. Foley of Corry Pennsylvania was sentenced to ten years hard labor for the murder of a Geran girl, August 18, 1950, near Muslen Bader. The court martial, presided by Lt. Col T Buram EUCOM, also forfeited pay and allowances. Special defense counsel M. Philip Lorbers represented Foley.
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Tennessee Gas seeks Canada link to boost gas flow
Tennessee Gas Transmission seeks to extend its line to Canada to supply the Toronto area with 115 million cubic feet daily. The plan needs major compression and a new 10000 horsepower station at Findley Lake, with 88 miles of new lines and broader Western New York expansion to meet Canadian demand.
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Dean of American Essays Miss Repplier Dies in Philadelphia
Philadelphia obituary reports the death of Agnew Repplier commonly called the dean of American essayists. She authored numerous works across literary fields and was celebrated as a poet and lecturer. Her essays covered literature, social issues, and American foibles.
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UN Peace Team Contacts Chinese for Cease Fire Talks
The UN Korean cease fire committee reportedly contacted Chinese Communist representatives by telephone as negotiations near a standstill. Diplomats in New York and Beijing signaled renewed effort despite stalled talks. Ambassador Wo Hau-Chin of Piping briefed reporters ahead of a new UN Security Council session at headquarters.
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Snow Forecast Alters Plans With Light Snow Expected
Weather bulletin warned of light snow across the region today with eight inches foreseen in some areas and hazardous highway conditions reported on main routes. Police cautioned drivers as turnpikes and arterial roads grew slick while officials noted no major accidents despite the wintry spell. In Maryland, Eleanor Tydings 18 will celebrate Coming of Age with a small dance and a nonattendance dinner at Hotel Mayflower cancelled due to austerity measures.
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Cancer Deaths Higher In Erie County Revealed
A Public Health Service report shows Erie County cancer deaths in 1848 reached 334, a rate of 160 per 100 000, higher than Pennsylvania and the U S. The national figure stood at 197,022 deaths for the year. The study notes cancer’s growing impact and the longer life expectancy and statistics behind the rise. White males at birth face 108 in 1 000 and white females 136 in 1 000 for cancer mortality.
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Truman Declares National Emergency for War Mobilization
President Truman proclaimed a national emergency to accelerate production and mobilize the economy for a broader defense program. He called for selective price and wage controls, higher taxes, and expanded draft inductions, aiming to boost military output and deter Communist aggression.
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