Spy Hunters Resume Hearings On Communist Ties
Senate subcommittee resumes hearings into Communist influence in the U.S. government. Testimony focuses on alleged FBI reports about White and allies in the Treasury and White House ties to Soviet espionage, with references to Harry Truman era actions and the IMF appointment.
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Hyansoointea Press
Washington — Sea
Bes
Gotselerk Teor
Robert Morrie
Cove
Bament
Tistice
FBT
Harry S .Truman
Harry Pexter
White
Treasury Department
FBI
Subcommittee
Abtorney Genen
Brownell
Truman
Brownel
Treasury
Chack
Tnternational Monetary Fund
FAO
Senate
Mundt
R-Sd
Ehgheet
Germany
Cory Man Fined After Drunken Disorderly Incident
Gene Chapman of 281 North Went Street was fined 22 plus costs after his wife filed a complaint alleging drunken and disorderly conduct. He admitted throwing a bottle at a television and a coffee pot at a wall and was arraigned before Judge Cobbeth, with a $500 bond set.
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Corry
Cory
Gene Chapman
North Went Street
Bouna
Chapman
Mingtrate M
Cobbeth
Meadville Man Convicted in Buffalo Possessing Narcotics
Edward Penman formerly of Meadville Pa was convicted in Buffalo city court on a misdemeanor charge of possessing narcotics. Sentencing set for December 2. Penman faces a fine up to 500 or one year’s imprisonment or both after 20 capsules were found in his rooming house near his arrival from Cleveland in November.
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Buffalo
Cleveland
Approval Sought for Wayne Concord School Site
Local officials report a long awaited approval for the proposed 12 year old Wayne Concord township school site. Superintendent Tate and the county board seek state clearance to replace two one room schools with a single modern building.
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Wayne Ad
Concord
Cavell
Tetley
Momnigu
Geper
Public Tystiiide
Ijk
Robert Clue
Local Burglar Davis Faces Pending Erie County Case
Gail Davis of Cony faces five charges including burglary and assault while awaiting sentencing in Erie County court. Police filed a detainer as he admitted breaking into a Schmdar home on November 21 and stealing lingerie and a coat along with two wrist watches. Investigators linked the coat and items to Schmader, and Davis claimed he found the back door uncocked. Police expect further questioning regarding unsolved panty thefts in the Titusville area.
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Gail Davis
R. D
Cony
Warran
Mike Evan
Davis
Up Tetl
William 5. Schmader
Ly Cory Trolloe
Wen Tie
Wawen
Schmader
Schminder
Harley Drake
Erie County
Jnl
Tiftusville
Spreckels Found Guilty of Simple Assault in Santa Ana
Adolph Spreckels was found guilty of simple assault against his former wife Key Williams at Balboa Island. A Superior Court jury delivered the verdict after a short deliberation. Sentencing is set for January 8, with probation likely and bail reduced to 600.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Adolph Spreckels
Key Williams
Balboa Island
Spreckels
Bath
Allied Try To Win Back Bulky POWs Collapses
The attempt to repatriate a group of bulky prisoners collapsed amid delays and Chinese Communist stall tactics. U S envoy Arthur H. Dean left Tokyo while negotiators hoped for a breakthrough before the 90 day interview window closes. President Rhee warned that Korea would wait a limited time for progress before independent action.
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Allied
Panminjom
Pad
Imaricany
Sonmilnisn
Tilly Ayore
Ime
Thimagyo
Plo Kim Dyavid
Que U.N. Command
Buiton Wold
WN. Command
Mit
Ameriuius
Arthur H. Dean
Tolyo Fir
Washington
Dean
Kenneth Young
Eth United States
South Korea
Syne
Rynit Rhee
Tink
Korea
Bit Rhee
Italian Workers Return To Jobs Amid Strike Threats
Italian industrial workers returned to their jobs today after a 24 hour walkout. Giuseppe Di Vittorio head of the CGIL warned at a Genoa rally that strikes would continue until a satisfactory result was won. Unions demand base pay around 31 000 lire monthly for industrial workers with overtime on top, currently only about 8 000 lire is base pay.
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Associated Press
Rome
Ialy
Commis Jabor
Ja—bor
Giuseppe di Vittorio
Italian General Confederation of Labor
CGI
di Vittorio
Genoa
Union City Hospital Aide Resigns After Board Plans Change
Clara Curtis resigns as superintendent of Union City Hospital after a board vote to hire a full time supervisor to handle nursing and parent assignment duties. She will remain at the hospital in part time capacity as the institution seeks to cope with rising patient loads over the past two years.
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Union City
Clara Curtis
Union City Hospital
Curtis
Jini
Worlrd
Norris Chapin
Priest Feared Lost in Arctic Becomes Reported Safe
A Canadian broadcast from Baker's Laird 980 miles north of Winnipeg dispels concerns over Rev. Joseph Bijiliard of the Roman Catholic Oblate order. The priest, reported missing after months of silence, is said to be in good health.
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Asocnven
Churchill
Tike Arctic
Dex Team
Canada
Msho
Baker's Laird
Winnipeg
Joseph Bijiliard
Isad
Snginoor
Bikima
Wide housing program praised by advisory committee
The committee backs continued public housing aid and broader federal housing programs. It urges private industry to supply affordable housing for low income and minority groups, favors liberalizing FHA mortgage insurance, and proposes a lease and purchase plan for tenants to buy homes as incomes rise.
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Associated Press
Washington
Corgress
Andamantel M. Piegel
National Association of Horne Hudders
Eiseshower
Albert M. Cole
Congress
Federal Housing Administration
Way Cleared for Bantam to Make Snow Plows
Butler bankrupt American Bantam Car Co signs agreement with Drake-Americat Garp to build an improved blower snow plow. The pact grants patent rights for IGW snow blower production. The armed forces will take 600 plows and related parts, boosting Butler plant jobs by about 1,000. Bantam now employs 260.
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Associated Press
Titsburgh
American Bantam Car Co
Butler
Bantam
Drake-Americat Garp
Tilda Pitent
Two Autos Damaged in City Collision
Cars driven by Kerry Dennison of B.D. 4 Cony, Rick Louis Sherwoott of 670 West Smith Street were damaged in a collision at First Avenue and West Washington Street at 8 15 last evening. Dennison was turning off Washington onto First Avenue when his car skidded on the slippery street and struck Sherwood’s auto traveling north on First Avenue. Total damage estimated at a stated amount.
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Kerry Dennison
B.D. 4
Cony
Rick Louis Sherwaott
West Smith Attect
First Avenue
West Washington Street
Dennison
Washington
Winter Storm Delivers Worst Cold Night Across region
Northwestern Pennsylvania endures record cold as snow piles up. Corry buses run late and some schools close while roads remain slick. A collision near Waitsburg injures no one, and George Wood of Snyvace, age 57, slides into a guard rail, causing about $150 in damage.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Vourly Ih
Musl Schools
Motoviats
Highway Department
Steers Department
Annie Ubod
Wniioke
Partor
West
Motor Ferieil Sytem
Union City
George Wood
Snyvace
Wla
Waitsburs
Wand
Corry Barracks
Tiatek Giken
Wood
Harrisburg Sales Tax Take Under Estimate Revealed
The first batch of 1 percent sales tax returns netted 1,356,858, well below initial projections. Revenue Secretary Messner said delays from reorganizations and late payments explain the gap, with 160,000 retailers filing and full quarterly figures pending. He expressed optimism that receipts will rise as collections normalize.
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Associated Perens Harrisburg
F Messner
Bun Hess
Cornakits
Tesser Vaten Messner
Woman from Pennsylvania Wins $1000 in New York Baking Contest
Mrs Harold Johnston of Momarity Pennsylvania shared honors in a national baking contest in New York. She won one of four best of class prizes worth 1000 dollars.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Harold Johnston
Momarity
Ike To Push For International Atomic Control
President Eisenhower pledges continued efforts on international atomic control and to convene conferences with GOP leaders. He discusses a proposed international research framework and acceptance prospects by the Soviets, while outlining plans tied to European defense integration and Dulles’ Paris remarks.
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IKE
International Atomic Control
GOP
Morrow
Associated Fresh Washington
Buon
International Coy
Atomic Pieryy
Uwe
Elvenhower
United Raflons
Linke
Ekseishowde
Sid
Winn
America
United States
United’ Nations
Aig
Generg
Abe
GOE
MME
Fay
Asi
Koverimen
Nix
Dulfee
Ewopean Defense Army
European Defense Community
Dulles
Paris
Two Soldiers Given Suspended Sentences at Niagara jail beating case
Five youths pleaded guilty to third degree assault for beating Theodore Lear, 16, at the Niagara County jail between October and December. Py Miles Brewer and Clade H Sanders, both Fort Niagara soldiers, received suspended sentences and were turned over to Army authorities per request. George W. Smith, former State Bank of Dragosburg cashier, is free on 10,000 bond awaiting federal grand jury action on false entry charges after a bank shortage.
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Dobarumi
Niagara County
Fort Niagara
Frank J. Kronenvey
Theodore Lear
State College Pa
Suse
Miles Brewer
Endicott
Clade HL Sanders
Bennington
Kronenberg
Pittsburgh
George W. Smith
State Bank of
Dragosburg
U. S
Edward Snodgrass
Smithy Tm
Germany Seeks Representation at Big Four Meeting
Berlin reports a German delegation pushing for representation at the Big Four summit in Belin. Chancellor Adenauer's government faces pressure from rivals and allied parties over governance and future of a unified Germany amid Cold War tensions.
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Berlin
Germany
Rinetern
Belli
Prius Minster
Weller Ulbrichh
Tomund Adenauer
Lau Dowd
Ayauty Pyth Boyt Iid
Wrsk Greman
Snysnily
Ediowle
Ain
Early reports indicate light deer kill in Pennsylvania hunt
Harrisburg reports suggest the two day deer hunting season had light kills due to heavy rain cold weather and hunters facing delays. Officials noted no fatal incidents and estimated this year’s second day kill around fifty eight hundred to sixty thousand with many vehicles en route to camps.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Game Commission
Lome
de Dogan J. Bennett
Honi Fesidenta
Bennett
Ajax Sets Party For Children
Ajax plans a children’s party this Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the State Armory, chaired by Ray Weber, with Santa, refreshments, and movies to entertain about 280 to 100 youngsters. In Uniontown, Williams Sullivan awaits sentencing after pleading guilty to murdering his wife Bessie in their Lemont Furnace home last October.
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Paesye Aut Shildun
Ajax Tron Works
State Armory
Ray Weber
Santa Claus
Uniontown
Williams
Sullivan
Bessie
Lemont Furnace
Aly
NATO Ministers Open Close Session With Cautious Optimism
Paris reports the NATO Council of Ministers closing its 12th meeting with hopes to share tactics on atomic weapons and munitions. Secretary Wilson signals possible sharing of nonproliferation info while cautioning on full disclosure. TheAlliance aims to strengthen Western defense with expanded ground forces naval buildup and continued US support.
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Associated Press
Paris
Narth Atlantic Council of Ministers
Eisenhower
W. A. Defense
Charles 2. Wilson
Dilley
Europe
Europeas
Wilson
NTO
America
Bib
Allied
Plen
Detonor
United States
McMuhon
Tisenhower
NATO
Americca Gifield
Neighbors and Merchants Aid Fire-Ravaged Doylestown Family
In Doylestown Pennsylvania December 1088 neighbors merchants and contractors rallied to rebuild after a fire destroyed the Herbert Otex family home. Dozens contributed money goods and labor to furnish a new home for the nine children including nursery furniture beds clothing and appliances. The fire happened when heater started it left Anna with two children and the rest of the clan of eleven to escape.
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Doylestown
Gene Ane
Herbert Otex
Herbert
Olay Susan
Ott
Bucks County
Cikk
Lowell
Anna
Busen
Arina
Les
Catety
Sylvia
Grecyn
Linga
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Gouzenko
Tate
Wayne and
Concord Townships
Warren
U. C
Ajax
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