Mobilization Drive Delayed By Holiday Exodus
Washington dispatch notes a Christmas homebound Congress slows emergency mobilization bills. House and Senate, hampered by holidays, delay action on the $8.2 billion profits tax and $20 billion inflation bill. Wilson predicts wartime material output will rise in 1951 as troops return home for the holidays and sessions resume. Additional items include wage controls review for over 1,000,000 workers and Alan Valentine’s program to stabilize meat prices.
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RCA Loses Color TV Case in Federal Court
Chicago December 22 A three judge Federal court ruled for CBS color television and blocked RCA from challenging the FCC approval of CBS mechanical color telecasting The FCC had scheduled November 20 as the start date for commercial color telecasts but legal actions delayed CBS launch announcement and the court upheld CBS method pending further steps
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Westesday Auto Collision Claims $200 Damage
Martin Anderson of Mist South Street reported $200 damage to the front of his car after a collision with a Westesday vehicle on a west side street. The other vehicle fled the scene leaving no injuries noted.
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West German Plan Moves Toward Allied Defense Pact
Bonn authorities weigh a phased end to occupation rules as West Germany considers joining a 1,000,000-strong western defense force. Chancellor Adenauer backs talks with France, Britain, and the United States, seeking a treaty replacing occupation controls and paving a possible peace accord.
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Two Corry Men Put on Probation for Burglary
Victor Daugherty of 310 East street and Donald Nichols of Corry were placed on three years probation after pleading guilty to burglarizing the Hilltop Dairy Bar. They must pay costs and restitution, refrain from seeing each other, and abstain from liquor. Earlier, they faced charges for the Log Cabin burglary with two others. Two months earlier they served 60 days in Warren county jail. Building sold in Pittsburgh: eight-story downtown structure purchased by architect Joseph Hooyer for office use at 383 385 Boulevard of the Allies.
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Truman Seeks Full Airing On European Troop Commitments
Secretary of State Acheson appears before the Senate committee to answer questions on American troop levels in Europe and whether UN members will send Korea reinforcements. President Truman says pact nations will soon train together for defense of the free world, while lawmakers press for explicit commitments and will question any Brussels accords.
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Disorderly conduct charge after bar incident involving Lewin White
Lewin White of First Avenue was jailed on a disorderly conduct charge after clashing with police outside the European Ariel bar on Tipmt ing spite night. White, on leave from the Marine Corps, resisted officers as other youths joined the fray, drawing multiple arrests and police intervention. he was later taken to Buffalo for disciplinary action and bond set for an appearance before Police Magistrate Cobbett.
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12 Injured In Pennsy Wreck Near Newark Station
Officials said a crash on the Philadelphia Newark express near Newark paused for its stop a possible major rail disaster. Twelve cars derailed after a center car undercarriage failed, ripping up hundreds of feet of track, but only 12 people were injured. Police noted the undercarriage and one wheel found beside the tracks.
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French Creek Home Burns During Family Shopping Trip
A house in French Creek burned while Mr and Mrs Marr and family were out shopping in Clymer. The blaze destroyed all belongings and caused significant damage to the structure. Neighbors aided in saving a dugout and preventing spread to adjacent buildings as fire crews battled the flames. The cause remains unclear, with officials noting wiring orPhantom issues as possible factors.
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Cease-Fire Rejected By Red China
Tokyo reports Red China rejected a United Nations cease-fire proposal for Korea. Chou En-Lai spoke on Beijing radio calling the plan unlual and said China would not participate in the UN committee decisions. The Reds maintain their nonmember status in the UN, while Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalist delegation retains the big power seat.
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Columbus F D Elects Officers For New Year
Columbus Volunteer Fire Department re elected all officers at December meeting led by Arthur Hill as president and Lester Howles as vice president and fire chief. New trustees Leslie Dodd and Gerald Thompson to two year terms. Frank Ferry and Warlo Morris remain on board. Banquet and dance planned for January 26. New 800 gallon tank fire truck ordered, in Buffalo, to be equipped by Young Fire Equipment Co. delivery not before spring.
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Pennsylvania Train Derailment Blocks Main Line
A freight train derailed on the Pennsylvania Railroad main line between here and Ephimbus, blocking three tracks. Twenty two cars left the rails in a one mile stretch. cause not yet determined. Sixteen cars toppled, halting traffic as crews began response efforts.
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Speed action on huge defense spending bill
Congressional action to fast track a multi billion dollar defense program followed grim warnings of a new Russian atomic energy push. Expert testimony by Gordon Dean of the Atomic Energy Commission outlined Russia’s expanding atomic production as Senate appropriations debated emergency defense funding and related bills.
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Winter Arrives Today With Three Inches Of Snow
A winter storm brings three inches of snow, closing roads and affecting travel. Police and highway crews monitor conditions as crews clear streets and manage traffic. Local transit reports and property maintenance teams respond to icing and accidents as authorities urge caution.
City Children to Attend Party at The Rex Theater
Corry Lode of Elke hosts a children's party tomorrow featuring The Ravenin Boy with Jackie Moran, nine comedy reels with Patsy Kelly, and Tom and Jerry cartoons. Santa Claus appears at 10:30 PM to award gifts. toys are collected for the American Legion Toys for Tots drive.
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10 Area youths get army call
The focal draft board announced that 10 area youths will undergo medical examinations in January with a December induction date under way. Henry Wheeler, chairman, said two men will leave for Army Induction January 2. Walter Peattie Sr. was approved as government appeal agent for the board, replacing Alvin Beach who recently resigned.
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Half of 28th Division to begin homeward leave
Special trains chartered planes and airmail planes tonight will carry half of the 28th Infantry Division on Christmas leave. Five-day leaves will take thousands of GIs home for the holidays. Two special trains will depart Camp Atterbury Indiana at 8 and 8:39 p m for Indianapolis and home.
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