Morerer Sentenced to Death in Dachau War Crimes Trial
Hans Morerer, Norhausen camp commandant, was sentenced to death by a U.S. war crimes court in Dachau. Fourteen co-defendants received penalties ranging from five years to life. The proceeding, the last war crimes case here, closed two years of trials in which 1,649 persons were tried and 1899 found guilty.
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Reich 1
Associated Press
Dachau
Germany
Hans Morerer
Norhausen
U.S
Social notes from Saks North Center Street open house
Saks North Center Street hosted an open house Monday evening starting at four. About forty guests visited the Powell home, which was festively decorated. Refreshments were served buffet style as the event concluded with praise for the pleasant gathering.
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North Center Street
Powell
Harold Rowell Eal
Mrs DeLury Hosts Delightful Christmas Party
Mrs Mary DeLury hosted a party for fourteen guests at her South Center street home on Monday evening. The decor featured nine large Christmas trees and red tapers with holly and mistletoe. Prizes in contract bridge went to Mrs Sarah Zalaneck and Mrs Louis Jackson. 500 winners were Mrs Warren Hutchson and Mrs Dora Daye. Door prize was a Vaud sachet. refreshments included Christmas salad and cakes.
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Mary DeLury
South Center Street
Sarah Zalaneck
Louis Jackson
Warren Hutchson
Dora Daye
Lavina Kysur
Vauid Sachet
DeLury
M. H. van Dresar
Baptist Society Hosts Christmas Social at First Church
The Christian Endeavor Society of the First Baptist Church met at Kathleen Peiffer’s Fifth Avenue home for a Christmas party honoring C Hemingway on his 18th birthday. Mary Ann and Martha Dimick led devotions, Laurence Porter chaired business, gifts were exchanged, and Etta Coulter and Louis Sherwood ran games. The hostess served salad rolls birthday cake coffee and hot chocolate. January meeting date and place will be announced soon.
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Christian Endeavor Society
First Baptist Church
Kathleen Peiffer
Fifth Avenue
C. Hemingway
Mary Ann
Martha Dimick
Laurence Porter
Hemingway
Etta Coulter
Louis Sherwood
Giltinan-Jordan Engagement Announced
Mr and Mrs Morris E Giltinan announce the engagement of their daughter Lilien M Giltinan to Howard Jordan son of Mr and Mrs Emery Jordan of Lottsville. No marriage date set. Lilien is Panama High School class of 1946 graduate and works at J P Daniels in Jamestown. Howard attended Lottsville High School, left his senior year for Army service three years and now works at Jamestown Metal Fabrication in Jamestown.
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Giltinan-Jordan
Morris E. Giltinan
Ashville
Lilien M
Howard Jordan
Emery Jordan
Lottaville
Giltinan
Mr. Jordan
Miss Giltinan
Panama High School
J. P. Danielson
Jamestown
Dnedan
Lottsville
Fix
Army
Jamestown Metar
Local 500 Club Hosts Card Night At Mrs MacBain Sears Home
Mrs. MacBain Sears hosted a progressive 500 club gathering on Seventh Street Monday evening with two tables in play. Miss Blaine Haight and Miss Oneita Williams shared evening awards as dessert was served. Mrs. Richard Muckinhaup plans a Test Avenue gathering January 7. Open House At Legion Home For New Year Observance on North Center Street from 3 to 5 pm invites all American Legion and auxiliary members with refreshments provided.
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Local 500 Club
MacBain Sears
Seventh Street
Progressive 500 Club
Blaine Haight
Oneita Williams
Richard Muckinhaup
Test Avenue
Legion Home
American Legion
North Center Strees
American Lesson
Auxiliary
Messinger Couple Welcome Daughter at Cory Hospital
Mr and Mrs Vern Messinger of R D 2 welcomed a daughter born early this morning at Cory Hospital.
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Vern Messinger
R. D
The
Cory Hospital
N B Club Holds Christmas Dinner Meeting
The N B Club gathered eleven members and one guest Mrs Robert Proctor at the Boston House for their annual Christmas party. A 6:30 dinner featured holiday decorations and chicken dinners followed by progressive 500 at a Marlon street home and gifts exchanges. Prizes went to Mrs Albaugh Mrs Crowell and Mrs Rhodes with Mrs Proctor taking the traveling nine bid prize.
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Robert Proctor
N. B. Club
Boston House
Glenn Monugh
Homer Taylor
Trosten Pearson
Carlyle Fitch
Martin McGriw
Marin Smith
Paul Crowell
Howl
Ms. Brown
Miss Lucille Daily Engaged To Wed
Miss Lucille Tene Daily, daughter of Mr and Mrs C Daily of R D 3, Corry, to wed James Seymour Upton, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Upton of R D 1, Spring Creek. Lucille is a Corry High School junior while James attended Garland and Youngsville High Schools and now works on the family farm. no wedding date set.
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Asus
Sean Dep
Mors
C.ford C. Daily
R. D
Lucille Tene
James Seymour Upton
Robert, Upton
Spring Creek
Miss Daily
Corry
Engagement of Mae Titch to Charles Willover
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Titch of R. D. 4 announce Mae Titch engagement to Charles Willover of R. D. 2 Clymer. The couple plans a January wedding with Mae formerly in Chicago and Charles employed by General Electric.
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Inity
Archie Titch
R. DB
Mae Tlgabeth
Charles Willover
R. D
Clymer
Miss Titch
Willover
Chicago
General Electric Ovan Brie
Watch Night Observance At Nazarene Church
The Church of the Nazarene invites members and friends to a Watch Night service on Wednesday, December 21, at the Clarence Bailey home. Rev. R R Merriman announced a rescheduled WEMS meeting at the church due to the holiday.
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Church of the Nazarene
Clarence Bailey
R. R. Merriman
WEMS
Surviving Kin Survivors Return After Manila Ship Disaster
Ninety survivors from the Kina disaster including Lyn Hall and her husband from Corvallis Ore arrive in Manila for medical checks and rest. Also aboard are three other American women rescued from the wreck site near Camundag Island. Officials say 34 still missing from the Danish motor vessel sinking amid the Sa mar Sea typhoon.
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Manila
Dev
Kina
Lyn Hall
Newnan
Mass
Samarane
Malaga
Fuipino
King
Camundag
Samar Sea
Philippine Air Ling
Musbite Island
Ann Malek
Jewett City
Donn
Louise Rossa
New York
Ada Espinshade
Chicago
Former Fayette DA Named Postmaster
James A. Reilly, once Fayette county district attorney tried on a murder charge, will be sworn in as postmaster in Uniontown tomorrow. He has served as acting postmaster for days, succeeding retired WN Garr. Reilly was exonerated in 1937 over the death of hotel owner Frank C Monaghan, with state policeman Stacy Gunderhan later convicted of manslaughter in the incident at the courthouse.
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Uniontown
Pabec
James A. Reilly
Fayette County
Reilly
WN Garr
Frank C Monaghan
Monaghan
Stacy Gunder~han
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Saks
Harold Powell
Isabelle Johnson
This City
Willard Wood
Slaughters
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Hydetown
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N. J
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New York City
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Charles L. Dodge
Meadville
John J. Dodge
Midvale
Utah
Floyd Dougherty
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Sarah Zalmeck
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Cleveland
Charles Friedman
Myrle Durham
E. S. Durham
Railroad Street
Nettle Chambers
Tuella
Thiel College
Greenville
Marie Culp
George Wood
West Congress Street
J. A. Johnston
Spartansburg
Ene
Waller Paulson
Sandra
Buffalo
Delbert Perry
Akron
Ithe Stowe
North Céster Street
Mt. Lebanon
James Blatt
Baptist Society
Lucille Daily
Tle
Gertrude Wood
Cuylerville
8. C
Vincent Christiano
Philip Young
West Smith Street
Jack Kinney
Barbara
Tomorry
Mrs. Kinney
Earl Haight
East Bond Street
William Howard Tate
U. S
Supreme Court
Tarescued
Pittsburgh
Manufacturers Light and Head. Co
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Twentieth Century Fund
Aere
Au Leon la Mademoiselle
Bolero
Bobbie Brooks
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