Polish charge denied by Air Force at Wiesbaden
Air Force headquarters in Wiesbaden rejected Polish claims that an American aircraft dropped spies into Boland on November 4. An Air Force spokesman called the story fake and said there is no record of any plane from Wiesbaden reaching the Bollic area on that date. Brussels sprouts have been known for about 400 years, per the National Geographic Society.
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2D SOCIETY Club Social Gatherings
2D Society notes list holiday visits and gatherings of Corinne and Patricia Cullen from Washington DC with their parents Mr and Mrs John Cullen of Concord street. Other readers include Mrs C L Fuessler of Erie visiting relatives in Snyder Circle and various locals hosting or visiting over Christmas and New Year.
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Washington, D. C
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Concord Street
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John Rogers
Ramsey Rogers
Donlald Kleckner
Venango
C. L. Fuessler
Erie
Nece
Wham Hammond
Huwinond
Snyder Circle
Margaret Hecox
Bernadette
Fort Belvoir
Joseph Sherwood
Northwest
Sirest
Pic
Irvin Sherwood
Waltertown
Robert Lawson
Camp Rucker
Ala
Clifford Lawson
West
Frederick
H. Harmon
Ann
Troy
Joan
Miami
Fla
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Alen
George Miller
Hammond
Ind
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Jullie Pastewka
Joyce King
Meadville
Mary Lon Haight
East Smith Street
Wirt Ingram
Phyllis
Spartansburgh
Tomorow
Hebron
Indiana
J. Donald Watson
James Harper
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Find
C. L. Aner
East Congress Street
H.R. Johnson
Findley Lake
Kid
A. G. Reesink
Pittsburgh
James Hoffman
Ormal Kitelinger
Mearlville
Frank Brooks
John A. McLaughlin
Charles Whod
Hospital Snow Ball Crowns Miss Mira Heerlein Queen
Large crowd attends the Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Snow Ball at Corry Junior High School. Miss Mira Heerlein crowned Iron Queen, receiving a bouque t from Olds Florist. event hosted by Ladies Auxiliary with 200 couples present.
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Dianne Beardsley
Don Davieson
Walter Ross Jr
Robert Toilet
Wiliam Peiffer
Dan Tassul
Bertrrece Huntley
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Geriinge White
Newspaperman Charles M Graves Dies in Atlantic City
Charles M Graves a veteran newspaperman who founded Wide World Photos Inc died during a vacation in Atlantic City New Jersey He was 79 and fell ill with an asthma attack while staying with his wife Blair Harvie Graves They resided in New York City
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Charles M. Graves
What Is Only Wide World Photos, Inc
Blair Harvie Graves
New York City
Births at Coty Memorial and Erle hospitals
A daughter was born this morning at Coty Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Sylvester Krupa KiD 1 Spring Creeks. Another daughter was born on December 2 at Erle to Mr and Mrs Elmer Donor the former Mildred Proctor daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Proctor of R D 3.
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Leon Proctor
Walton Ploss Betrothal Announced in Corry
Mr and Mrs Milo Walton of R D 2 announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Caro Une Walton to Robert Ploss son of Mr and Mrs Delbert Ploss of 130 Johnson Corry senior Caro Une attends Corry Senior High School and Robert Ploss attended Corry schools no wedding date set
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Family Party At Eshelman Home Christmas Eve Gathering
Eshelman home on St. and Mrs Hlyin Eshelman hosted an oyster supper on Christmas Eve with 24 family members in attendance. An exchange of gifts followed, then visiting and television. Guests from away included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Silvis and son Frederick of Sheffield, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Silvis Jr of Union City, and Gilbert TeWinkle of Clymer.
French Paratroopers Land Near Na San In Indochina
French and Vietnamese paratroopers jumped today to reinforce land forces advancing on a Vietminh pocket near Na San. Early ground reports showed no decisive contact yet, as the operation named a reconnaissance offensive unfolded east of Conoi village, about 19 miles southeast of Na San.
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Soothsayers Predict No World War in 1953 Forecasts
A Italian astrology roundup claims despite Korea and World War II history, 1953 will be peaceful. Naples based forecaster Giuseppe La Tera, a veteran of 46 years, expects the Koreat conflict to end next year and America to win the war, while one reader group predicts a transformative empire era.
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Public information chief named for SHAPE Europe shift
Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols was named public information director of Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers in Europe. He succeeds Brig. Gen. Charles Lanham, who becomes commanding general of the U S First Infantry Division in Germany. Nuckols, known as Willy, arrived around February 17 and has served as Air Force PIO in the Far East and as spokesman for the Panmunjom truce talks.
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Paris
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U. S. Air Force
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U. S. First Infantry
Germany
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Willy
Pio
Air Force
Far East
Counterfeit Painter Neabbed Charged in Paris Case
Police in Hay announce the arrest of 44 year old Joseph Berman a depileangineer in a probst sail for shipping fake paintings abroad bearing the signatures of Maurice Utril lo and Maurice de Viaminck. He allegedly painted works in the style of Uhallo and Viaminok, delivered two fakes to buyers who paid, faked signatures, and sold them, facing counterfeiting charges.
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Hay
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Maurice de Viaminck
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Nolen
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Recruiting Aliens for Army Under Way in Germany
Frankfurt report states the U S Army has recruited 484 aliens from several countries, far from the 18 500 goal. The program started slowly with only 220 recruits in nine months, but activity is increasing as applications grow. Volunteers from various regions seek American citizenship in exchange for service.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U_ 8 Army
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Paland
Merino Aground Off Tay Mania With Priceless Paintings
The Australian freighter Merino ran aground on a sandbar near Taymania on Christmas morning while en route from Sydney to Hobart with a renowned collection of contemporary French paintings. Heavy seas battered the 49 ton ship as the crew appealed for extra tug assistance to save the cargo, insured for about $230,550. The paintings, many loaned by the Paris Museum of Modern Art, are the property of the artists and represent a coveted collection for Australia.
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Australia
Taymania
Columnist D E M Lawrence Goll Dies at 88 in New York
E M Lawrence Goll, 88, psychologist and writer who conducted a syndicated newspaper column, died last night in New York after undergoing an operation two weeks earlier.
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E. M. Lawrence Goll
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