Morse Named Undersecretary of Agriculture by Eisenhower
President elect Eisenhower picked True D Morse of St. Louis Mo a Republican and former dairy farmer advocate as undersecretary of agriculture The 58 year old chairs the farm management service edits Farm Publication since 1938 and holds roles with the American Farm Economists Association and the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers Morse will join Benson in the Agriculture Department and his nomination will go to the Senate for confirmation after inauguration He will be paid 17000 dollars annually and is described as an Eisenhower supporter
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Eisenhower
D. Morse F
St. Louis
Rpublican
Nic Joh
Agriculine
Morse
Farm Management Service
Farm Publication
Opale
Tattenson
Salt Lake City
Agricultre
Senate
James C. Hagerty
Benson
Missouri
Hagerty
Eisnhower
Morse Ishaiman
Board of
Ioane Agricultural Service
St. Mis
Doone Agriculture Gest
Ameriican Farm Economists Acxorlation
American Society of Farm Manager
Wisenhower
Morse Cames
Hon
Hoover
Isenhower
Dwight David
Barbara Anne
Susin
Columbia University
Morhingside Beights
Highland Walls
West Point
Steel Firm Butler Plant merger plan announced
Harrisburg Steel Corp of Harrisburg and the Heckett Engineering Co of Butler announce a merger plan involving transfer of stock. Drice H. Heckett, president of Butler and new Harrisburg Steel board chair, says merger awaits Harrisburg stockholder action next month.
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Asinenesta Frese Harrisburg
Harrisburg Stee! Corp
Harrisburg
Heckett Engineering Co. Te
Butler
Drice H. Heckett
Butler Company
Harrisburg Steel
Heckett Company
Canada
Joseph T. Simpson
Morrisburg Steel
Heckett
Balter Corporation
Harrishute Steel
Break-ins Probed at Findley Lake Cottages
Sheriff Les ter Thompson investigates three cottage break-ins in Shadyside Findley Lake area. From William Slavin of Lawrence Park cottage trailer an outboard motor rifle and 11 gauge shotgun worth about 180 dollars were stolen. Merle Tucker Park Street Sherman cottage entries left three fir blankets and a water pump missing. Harold Stetson North Hust remains incomplete. Two sites entered by creaking windows and one by picking.
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Findley Lake
Mayville
Depuy
Lester Thompson
Shadyside
William Slavin
Lawrence Park
Merle Tucker
Park Street
Sherman
Harold Stetson
North Hust
Stetson
Jock
Thompson
City council awards next year’s garbage contract
City council awarded Victor Slye of Gary the 1.15 per residence bid to haul waste, after a 4-1 vote opposed by Mayor Kinley. Debate centered on a proposed dump site near West Main Street with residents citing drainage into Hare Creek and potential water supply risks. Wayne Township critics feared disease spread from swine feeding and urged denial of Slye’s dump plan.
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Bty Council
Victor Blye
Kinley
Lounter
Dearby Heaperty
Uwe
Roger Brown
Wayne Township
M Menitors
Victor Slye
Gary
R. D
Stye Farm
Hopkins
Fullam
Hare Creek
Slye
Vicorais
Holnellmen
West Main Steet Extension
Lovell’s Station
Leo Nolllger
Jesse Hurt
East Mainstrest
Homer Berkhaus
Huff
Lovett Denies Friction Claims Between U S and Britain
Secretary of Defense Robert Lovett rejected reports of serious friction between American troops in England and British forces. After meetings with top commanders and investigators, he said the claims were greatly exaggerated or propaganda. He praised the strong Anglo American cooperation observed during his visit.
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Secretary of Defense
U.S
Associated Press
Washington
Robert Lovett
England
Manchester
Lovett
Dows
Draft calls 13 area youths for induction tests
The local draft board announced an order to send 13 Corry and area Selective Service registrants for pre-induction physical examinations on January 13. The bulletin notes ongoing earnings and profit sharing at H. L. Moore Co, distributor of advertising specialties, detailing bonuses paid to employees for 16 straight years and cumulative distributions.
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Corry and
Area Selective Service
Cochranton
Claus
H. L. Moore
Howard Li. Moore
Fra
New Rail Gates To Be Implemented Next Year
The Erie area plans new rail gate installations to improve crossing safety. Construction will begin soon, with partial gate operation delayed until after a pending public works project completes. Officials say the eight-block area around Central Street will be affected while crews connect the gates to existing signals. Local authorities emphasize caution during the transition and note funding covers equipment and wages.
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Vanity Ralruwsine
Hig Ae
Wu Joo
Wwe
Perry Adams
Buffalo
Wlonal
Erie
Ally
PRR Ore Train Wrecked Near Garjuned This Morning
A PRR ore train derailed near Garjuned at about 4:45 AM when a drawbar fell on the tracks. Warren wrecker attempted to move a sealed car Bark but could not finish before 4 AM, delaying passenger train No. 583. Heavy bumping damaged the train and caused delays for Warren to Brie and intermediate points. officials reported significant damage to the lead cars and noted a late arrival.
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PRR
Pennsylvania Railroad
Warren
Brie
Loos
California teacher slays three children and wounds wife
Archi e Connett, 31, a high school teacher, stabbed his wife Wynona, 28, and killed their three children Monthe, Teresa, and Michel, then cut his own throat during a fatal bedside standoff. The bodies were found among broken Christmas decor and toys. Connett lies near death at Santa Clara County Hospital. Wynona is recovering in sedatives after being stabbed and chased from the home in Cupertino.
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California
Associated Press
San Jose
Calif
Sherifff
Archie Connett
Cnim
Santa Clara County Hospital
Wynona
Supertino
Gannett
Carl
Teresa
Michel
Twin boys remain in critical condition after separation
One of the Brodie twins remained in a coma as of the seventh day after a 1 9 17 hour 40 minute operation at University of Illinois Hospital. The weaker Roger Lee stayed in a deep coma with very precarious condition while Rodney Dee, the stronger twin, was listed in critical but stable condition.
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Chicago
University of Ulinois Hospital
Roger Lee
Rodney Dee
Civil rights restored to many by-convicts
Campaign era report notes a presidential proclamation restoring full civil rights to veterans who completed service and honors after Korea War onset. It mentions deserters and service in the armed forces and frames the restoration as a federal action for those meeting criteria.
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Waxes
Trilmn
Bima
Hils Christines
Eve Sation
Budenz Denials Spark Testimony From 30 Scholars Officials
Washington and New Haven reports describe Louis Budenz leading a group of about 30 scholars and officials in denying Communist Party ties amid his congressional testimony. Linus Pauling called Budenz a professional ex Communist while defending his own nonmembership and Guggenheim ties. Emerson of Yale disputed Budenz’s claims, saying he was never a party member.
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Associated Press
Washington
Denisit
Louis Budens
Communist Party
Budens
Daily Worker
New York City
Fordham University
Budese
Budena
Red Thomas
Emerson
New Professi
Yale Law School
New Haven
Budene
Linus Pauling
Division of
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
California Institute of Technnlogy
Buderz
Comminieh Party
Pauling
Pasadena
Thuye
Biidenz
Pahiling
Guggenheim Foundation
Ofmvinis
Foundation
New York
Coroners Jury Blames 2 Drivers in Girl Death
A five member coroner's jury found fault with two drivers in the death of 24 year old Miky Chilliane Mae Peteni of Glearnelds, killed when Norbert J. Smith 20 and Levi B. Bisbee 30 collided at Riceville Corners. The jury concluded both drivers contributed to the fatal incident, which occurred as Bisbee attempted to turn into a parking lot.
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Crawiore
Chilliaiie
Peteni
Glearnelds Wait
Rowe
Levi B. Bisbee
Centerville
Niethbaud
Bisbee
Smith
Riceville Corners
Binlth
Anghat Bisbee Hind
Sie Smith
Crywford County Doroner
Fueh
Paul Smith
Corry Barracks
Husband
Raymond Gcsicker
Two Servicemen Held After West Side Tavern Bombing
Two of three young servicemen face charges after a West Side tavern bombing left one crew member dead. Sutter and Shanahan, airman and sailor, were held on $10,000 bail each for arson and felonious assault. McDermott, the Marine, died after being fatally shot by police following the blast.
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Associated Pre
New York
Fielder
Jell
Dak L. Nitoll
Mark Suite
Fulrick Shanahan
Asst. Dist
Palmer Kennedy
Nicoll
Fellony Court
Sutter
Shanahan
James
Eugene McDermott
Upper West Side
Manhattan
Logettier
McDermott
Poliva
Special Church Service Tonight Amid Wartime Disruptions
Special church services planned tonight to commemorate the birth of Christ with a choir and readings. The event includes a live performance and prayers for peace as city operations face wartime restrictions and many stores close.
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OF Christ
Christheny
Jon Wilke
Jy Kren
Rokhier Fowler Christina
Hwainess
Christin
Lsu
Three Youths Hurt As Schoolyard Falls Lead to Hospital
The report detailing incidents at Cory area schools lists three youths admitted to Cory Memorial Hospital after falls and an ax injury. A boy fractured his right elbow while climbing from bars at Junior High, another sustained a wrist fracture from a fall on steps, and Miss Bagel Humphrey, 19, required surgery after a wood chopping accident. The victims are identified with their guardians and residences in Cory area.
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John Pull
Sam
Paul Auet
Wright Steel
Garry Memorial Hospital
Jams L. Erle
Donald Engle
Columbus
Bagel Humphrey
Cecil Humphrey of
Cory
Deny Shore Leave to 299 French Sailors
Immigration officials denied shore leave to 20 percent of the 299 crew members aboard the French liner Libel DF 874 in the first test of the McCarran Walter Act. District director Edward J. Shaughnessy said 68 of the crew would be kept aboard as questions about birth, citizenship, and Communist ties were reviewed. two were allowed ashore after reviewing their past records.
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Assoetrice
New York
Whuich
Edward J. Shaughnessy
Fier
Nath
NAM and Wage Reform Split Over Boycott Stand
National Association of Manufacturers sticks to the WSB boycott amid protests by Associated Press. Congress debates wage control as labor and industry leaders clash over Doak miter wage tie and replacement of seven industry members. The split signals ongoing political friction.
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NAM
WSB
Associated Pry Washington
Suuruenyippml
Kvonoxin Healalbeer
Aitehool -V
Aseermion
Manu Panthers
Siotiap Fy Lee
Disule Daw
Wierbel Bo Bamhale Hai
Teitymum
Chinese Fail In Effort To Smash Allied Lines
Reports from the Korean front say Chinese and North Korean forces attacked T-Bone Hill west of Chor Won. Allied troops, reinforced and supported by heavy artillery, repelled the assault in hand to hand fighting, with aerial battles over the North Korean front. The clash came as UN troops prepared for Christmas.
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Seoul
T-Bone
Korea
Eighth Army
U. N
North Korea
Chilly Forte
Highth Army
Rozen T-Bone Hill
Chor Won
Ares
Heill
Taft Offiedrsata
Ship Disaster Toll Tops Twenty Seven In Beirut
In Beirut Lebanon officials say 27 people were known dead after the Vrenehner Charapollion wreck. About 400 were rescued from the surf and reefs as Sky Lebanine boatmen ferried 828 passengers and crew ashore 49 hours after the liner blew and split amidships about 500 yards offshore. The death toll remained tentative with fears it could rise.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Sky
Lebanine
Judge Orders Slots Destroyed in Private Club Raids
Erie judge Elmer Evans orders destruction by December 29 of 450 slot machines valued at 260 000 dollars seized in private clubs across Erie County on October 3. Six machines were found at the Corry Elks after police conducted the raid.
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Associated Press
Erie
Elmer Evans
Exte
Federal probe into New York waterfront begins immediate action
The FBI was ordered by Attorney General McGranery to begin a federal investigation into the New York waterfront crime scene tied to robbery extortion and shakedowns. Governor Dewey declined comment while state crime officials pledged full cooperative support to the FBI.
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Migranery
FBI
New York
Associated Press
Washington
McGranery
Harry
Dapwrhanens of Justice
New Yorke Waverravy
Aufteverit
Evelovaal Law
Gilesgate
Nweabnea Lian
McGhanery
Rick Pol
Inte
de Nile
Marement
Siustien
uMlujais
le Honoraie
Thomas A. Dewey
Hilt
State Crime Commission
Joseph Kaite
Dewey
Herbert Brownell
Pvace
New York City
Coal Miners Receive Retroactive Pay Hike
Pennsylvania and nearby miners celebrate a Christmas boost as the Wage Stabilization Board grants a retroactive daily pay raise of 40 cents effective October 7. The full increase raises the daily wage to 15.95 while the board rejects portions of the negotiated hike beyond 1.50 of 1.90.
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Puipsuigh
Ennsylvannia
Fire kills woman in Uniontown apartment blaze
A fire in a one room Uniontown apartment yesterday killed Mrs Flora Sadler Smith aged 68. The blaze was blamed on a small stove that apparently ignited nearby rags and pins.
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Uniontown
Flora Sadler Smith
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