Aluminum Makers Seek Price Hike Amid Steel Assurance
Government confirms higher civilian production goals for Q2 1953 as steel supplies improve since the Korean War. DPA allows up to 70 percent of pre war rates while aluminum producers consider a price increase on ingot and fabricated products.
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Associated Press
Washington
Defense Production Adminiration
DPA
Defense
Henry Fowler
Fowler
Dendeab
Aliminsim Company of America
Kaiser Almminamsend Chemical Corp
Reynolds: Metaly Co
Four More For Contempt Cited In Brink's Robbery Case
The Boston grand jury cited four more witnesses for contempt in the Brink's cash robbery inquiry, bringing the total to nine. Bonds were set at 10,000 for Daly, Maisie, and Bennett, with Matfie ineligible for bail, while concerns about prior criminal ties and connections to the case surfaced.
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Associated Press
Boston
Brink
P John W. (Dee) Daly
Roxbury
State Department of Public Works
Joseph Banfield
Charlestown
Adolph
Jaz) Maisie
Quincy
Robert Holmes
Back Bay
Janury
Edward A
Whimpy
Badfield
U.S
Matfie
Bennett
Daly
Waterhouse Attacks Doe Season In Pennsylvania
Waterhouse charged the State Game Commission with mismanagement and pushing antlerless deer hunting to reduce deer numbers. He cited taxes, restocking failures, and starvation claims while Frye defended the herd as oversized and needing protection.
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jsenSbo
Assembly
W.W. Waterhouse
Tly
Duis
Waterhouse
Harrisburg
Maby
Snet
Urimmeston
Commission
Pennsyvania
Thomas D. Frye
Jorge
Frye
Pennsylvania
Dows
Game Commission
Fe Commission
Americans in France Face Army Induction
Paris reports the French National Assembly voted to draft Americans living in France who are of conscription age. The measure targets those 18 to 25 years old in one or several stays, with debate noting reciprocity for U.S. laws that compel French nationals in the United States to serve. Raymond Triboulet urged caution, regretting failing treaty talks on reciprocal treatment.
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Ress
Paris
France
Raymond Triboulet
National Defense Committee
Frankly Saie
U. S
United States
Sawyer Critiques U S Aid in Europe and Korea Policy
Secretary Sawyer defended U S aid in Europe while signaling conditions for continued assistance. He cited rebuilding needs, a push toward prosperity, and cautioned against excessive Communist influence, noting potential shifts in military and economic aid priorities.
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Sawyer
U. S
Europe
Nike
Fuiaree
Jude
Thay Wu
Greece
Privite Investi
Sabre Jet Ace Downed MIG and Bombardment Near Pyongyang
Lt James F Low of Sausalito shot down one MIG and damaged another in a high altitude dogfight over North Korea. Maj Richard L Ayersman of Sacramento was credited with a MIG destroyed, raising scores to three destroyed and three damaged. Ground action reported as Air Force bombers hit a 20 mile radius south of Pyongyang, destroying over 70 buildings and damaging 20 as four wings joined in the attack.
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Associated Press
Seoul
America
North Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
James F Low
Sausalito
Calif
Richard L. Ayersman
Sacramento
Air Force
Ovea
Pyoteyang
Fou
Autos Damaged in West Corry Collision
Two autos were damaged near Heaton four miles west of Corry on the Corry Beaver Dam road at about 6 pm. Mrs Oria Titus, 46, Union City, the operator of one car, was questioned after Clifford Lowell left the scene. Titus said she crossed a narrow bridge and collided with Lowell’s car. Each driver claimed right of way. Titus’s car sustained about $200 damage. Lowell’s vehicle value was not listed.
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Heaton
Corry-Beaverdam
Orya Tila
Union City
Clifford Lowell
R. D
Offiers
Titus
Lowell
Lowel
Westinghouse President Sees 1953 Capacity Rise
Pittsburgh The Westinghouse Electric Corp president says the firm expects capacity production in 1953 backed by a large order backlog. He notes 1952 output at 1.4 billion dollars and cites major 1952 achievements including steam turbine drive for the world’s fastest ocean liner and naval propulsion developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Westing House
Separation of Siamese twins completes world first
In Chicago a historic operation successfully separated 15 month old Siamese twin boys joined at the head. Surgeons report the babies Karl? and Randy Dee Brodie remain in critical but improving condition after the 12 hour 40 minute procedure. Parents Royd and Mrs Brodie watched as the pair were moved to pediatrics with plans to resume surgery today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kaylee
University of Iinois
Stanley Olson
University’s College of Medicine
Olyon
Neuro-Psychiatric Institute
University Tinttang
Roger Lee
Radney Dee Brodie
Moline
Royd Brodie
Brodie
Modern piracy tale unraveled as two Americans tied to smoke heist
In Tangier an international inquiry at the American Consulate reveals two Americans, Bert Forrest of New York and Sidney Paley of Jersey City, linked to hijacking $100,000 worth of cigarettes from the Dutch vessel Cambingue on October 4. Prosecution names Paley and Forrest as alleged participants with others, including Dutch captain Howard Brydman, testifying in the case while a Corsican leader faces separate inquiries.
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Tangier
Morocco
Siehaven
Zevantur
Havyever
Rouiebtausguty
Aus
Yeseriag Same Forrest
Corsica
Howard J. Brydman
Tomy
Tanzines
Ai’ International Court
Raymond's Pay Christmas Gift At Mes Cn Plant
About 650 hourly and salaried workers at the plant will share a Christmas gift equal to 40 hours pay for those with a year or more of service, pro rata for shorter tenures. A separate plan covers roughly 100 salaried staff. The plant will close December 23 to 28 for a long holiday, reopening with normal schedule on New Year's Day.
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MES Cn
Ui Woek
Butler Woman Identifies Policeman in Butler Home Robbery
Mrs. Craig Soul, wife of a coal operator, identifies North Braddock policeman Fred Burdell as one of three robbers who looted her Butler home of 115000 in ash and bonds. Burdell faces robbery and aggravated assault charges. he is the only arrest. Mrs. Soul, mother of nine, says two robbers drew guns while the third searched the safe and Burdell struck her with a gun and head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Soul
North Braddock
Saul
New Proposal Aims to Pay Doctor Bills Nationwide
A federal proposal from the Armenian Medical Association advocates direct payment for medical care, supported by AMA chair Louis Bauer and officials in Chicago and New York. The plan, debated in hearings across the country, seeks subsidies or subsidies schemes to reduce out of pocket costs and ensure access to essential treatment for patients.
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Washington
Assuvialan
Chieige
Louis AL Bauerit
Iunar
Tito Yugoslavia break with Vatican spooks wary U S policy
Washington frets as Marshal Tito splits from the Vatican amid fears over Yugoslav alignment with the West and moves to curb Soviet influence in Europe. Officials weigh Yugoslavia as a key anti Soviet asset while Trieste dispute with Italy drags on.
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Associated Press
Tito
Europe
Italy
Ube Ativan
Unti
Trieste
Congress
Yugoslavia
Russia
Thie Jmne
Hin
U S
Britain
France
Moscow
State Senator Scarlett Dies in Wilmington Hospital
Sen George B Scarlett Republican of Chester County dies at Memorial Hospital Wilmington Del at age 73 after 16 years in the State Senate He was elected in 1938 and completing his fourth term He chaired the Agriculture Committee guiding the oleomargarine bill amid tense session debate.
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Kennett Square
George B. Scarlett
Chester County
Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Del
Scarlett
Lohe State Senate
State Senate
Int
Lew
Three Children Die In Trenton Fire Tragedy
A small two room house fire in Trenton claimed the lives of Samuel Robinson Indie Bates Jacqueune Oh 4 John Rosemary 4 months and others. The mother returned briefly to see flames and the blaze spread quickly making rescue impossible. Fire Chief Charles Sherman noted an item in the scene but cause remained undetermined.
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Associated Press
Trenton
Racine
Leahy Hamilton
Tonyshijy
Jas Wien
Samuel Robinson Oh
Indie Bates
Jacqueune
John Rosemary
Charles Sherman
Ruslug Hose Co
Childen
Shmuel Br
Taotney
Bose
Corry Hospital Seeks State Aid for 1955 56 Budget
Carey Memorial Hospital Association directors met to review the past month’s operations. Superintendent Edear Alex aiden reported 27 patients admitted over 4281 days of treatment, averaging 43 patients daily, with 32 births and five deaths. The hospital performed 26 major and 62 minor operations. A request for 650 state aid for the 1955 56 biennium was discussed. The hospital currently receives 14,900 in state assistance, with charity cases given priority for payment. The matter was sent to the finance committee for a report next meeting. Attendees included GH Holden, presiding, and directors Elston Ott Hawkins Sill Rainesale Slattery Hillstram.
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Carey Memorial Hospital Association
Edear Alexaiden
Weigines
Henad
Tubal Avelon
Finance Committee
GH Holden
Elston, Ott, Hawkins, Sill, Rainesale, Slattery and Hillstram
Buffalo To Get New Video Station In 13-Firm FCC Action
The FCC approved construction permits for 13 television stations including Buffalo Channel 17 and Baltimore Channel 60. Also listed are Easton Channel 57 Hazleton Channel 63 and multiple others with firms such as Chautauqua Broadcasting and Easton Publishing Co. The actions enable new local broadcasts across several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Easton
Heelefon
Buffalo
Baltimore
With-Tv, Inc
Chautauqua Broadcasting Corp
Easton Publishing Co
Hazleton Broadcasting Co. Inc
Eisenhower holds secret talks with House Republican chiefs
President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower meets with House Republican leaders to discuss inflation and domestic and foreign policy. MacArthur and Dulles attend as part of a broad briefing on Korea and world peace, with plans for further bipartisan discussions reportedly in the works.
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Associated Pret
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Moss
Blvarhower
MacArthur
Ubey
Eisenhower
Houre of
Representatives
Mesen
Don
GOP
Congress
Senate
Jan Foster Dulles
Korea
Dal-los
Mées
Pacific
Dulles
MacArthoir
Christmas parties planned for Corry youngsters this week
Two events for children are planned this week in Corry. The Loyal Crtley of Moose hosts a Sunday party at North Center street lodge with Santa arriving at 7 pm to distribute presents and entertain youths up to 12. Next Tuesday the Cory Jamestown Mfc Corp stages a Rex Theatre party at 2 pm with a dream sequence, special presents, a Technicolor Lassie film, cartoons, and kid meals.
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Corry
Santa Claus
Crtley of Moose
North Center Street
Santa
Benne
Cory
Jamestown Mfc. Corp
Christmaas
Rex Theatre
Lassie
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Charlotte
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Bank of Charlotte
Jack Wilbur Collins
Mononeahele
Collins
Honduras
Raymond's
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Wally Plist
Apr Paren
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AMA
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