Concord Township Bans Area as Garbage Dump
City Council discusses a conflict over Victor Slye of Corry who holds the 1953 garbage collection contract and local residents who oppose using nearby townships as a dumping ground. More than a dozen Concord Township residents attended the special meeting, with three supervisors present, as budget business paused for the dispute.
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Victor Slye
Corry
R. D
Earby
Slye
Goncord Township
Slye Claims New Garbage Site Found
Victor Slye announced plans to proceed with garbage collection after finding a new disposal site near the city. Objections from Wayne and Concord townships prompted probes and a petition with about 125 names against the dump in Concord Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slye
Afticinks
Victor Slye Iate
Wayne
Concord
Columbus
Spring Creek
Foreign Agent Penetration Of Air Base Told
A report discusses alleged foreign agents arrested near a U S air base during World War II. It notes Wina, Wendover and Italy as locations tied to nuclear bomb secrecy. The Manhattan District oversaw the A bomb project and no immediate government comment was provided.
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Rees
Paul W. Tikes
Fiepk
Vinh
Wibbels
Mirbane Ab
Manhattan
Eisenhower to meet Taft and GOP leaders on legislative program
President elect Eisenhower plans a conference with Sen. Robert A. Taft and other Senate Republicans to review a preliminary draft of his legislative program. Participants include Styles Bridges Eugene Millikin Leverett Saltonstall Milton Young and others. Eisenhower also announced Robert Cutler will join as administrative assistant focusing on National Security Council coordination.
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Associated Press
New York
Eisenhower
Robert A. Tate
Ohio
Senate
Gomeress
Taft
Senaors Styles Bridges
New Himshire
Eugene D. Millikin
Colorado
GOP
Leverette Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Milton R. Young
North Dakota
Republican Policy Committee
House
Congress
Robert Cutler
Old Colony Trust Company of
Boston
Cutler
National Security Council
Record year for strikes tops postwar era
The 1952 year closed with 4950 stoppages and 34 major walkouts affecting over 10 000 workers each, per the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The surge follows the 1946 peak during postwar wage fights led by the steelworkers. An auto crash in Butler Pennsylvania killed a passenger, with the driver injured.
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Associated Press
Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor
Sti—istics
BLS
United Steelworkers
Butler
Route
Robert
Cochran
Howard Stevenabr
Council moves to force razing of gas station
The city council approved action to require the Emblem Oil Co to remove its service station at Columbus and North Center streets within 10 days and to barricade nightly driveways to deter unsafe access. Mayor Kinley criticized prior compliance and the council also passed year end bills and a tax relief resolution for a First Ward property.
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Cornell
Gomei
Emblem Oil Co
Bo Wnte
Columbus
North Center Street
Emblem Crm
Zoning Board
al Hak Times
J. Fred Kinley
Chelwil
Countcilman Ross Fehrman
First Ward
Phone Company Redesigns Pennsylvanian Bills
S F Shepherd president of the General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania announced a new bill design. The change aims to improve readability and billing efficiency while keeping rates and billing periods unchanged. Some districts will receive the new bills this month with others to follow.
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General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
S. F. Shepherd
Shepherd
Telephone Company
Father Slays Daughter Then Takes Own Life in Munhall
County Detective sets report a retired railroad worker killed his daughter Rebecca Harrison 35 and himself in their Munhall home. Police found a 12 gauge shotgun beside their bodies. Rebecca employed at Carnegie Minis Steel Co. John Harrison 67 had recently been an inmate at Woodville State Hospital. Neighbors describe a long troubled relationship.
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Wey
Pittsburgh
Munhall
George Kercher
John Harrison
Rebecca Harrison
Carnegie Minis Steel Co
Kercher
Herrison
Woodville State Hospital
Churchill Outlines Talks Ahead With Eisenhower Era
London prime minister Churchill briefed his cabinet on coming talks with President Eisenhower. Topics include Korea, Pacific defense ties, British roles in alliance strategy, and potential shifts under the new administration. He will travel to Southampton tonight and sail aboard the Queen Mary tomorrow.
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London
Churchill
Vleoy
Willins
Korea
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Far Ejotshabeny
France
Eisenhower
Tiseiuower
Foréa
Southampton
Ocean Pier
Court approves Bethlehem Steel six million settlement offer
In Scranton Pennsylvania Lackawanna County Court approved Bethlehem Steel Company's six million dollar cash settlement in the Williamsport Wire Rope Co purchase dispute. Judge Albert L. Watson ordered a special master appointed to distribute funds among eligible bondholders and required turnover of trustee stock certificates. Bethlehem argued the previously cited four point eight million valuation was incorrect and that ongoing Wire Rope operations remain with Bethlehem Steel.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Lackawanna County
Bethlehem Steel Company
Williamsport , Wire Rope Co
Albert L. Watson
Bethlehem
Albert W. Johnson
Watson
Bethlehem Steel
Steel Company
Robert T. McCracken
Whon Bethlehem
McCracken
Atty
Charles D Bidelepacher
Williamsport
Bethlshem
Steel Corporation
Son of ex-patrolman eater guilty plea
James Mudd an 18 year old son of former patrolman pleaded guilty to burglary in Pittsburgh. He admitted entering a Vern on December 14 through a wash window and received an indeterminate term at Camp Hill Reformatory. His father Thomas Mudd was jailed two weeks earlier on perjury.
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Ramsucanvens Cess
Pittsburgh
James Mudd
Cemp ‘Hill Reformatory
Mudd
Thomas Mudd
Andi Go
Brink's Hold Up Witness Escapes Court Charges
In Boston, Joseph J. O'Keefe and Banfield appeared as contempt witnesses shaping the Brink's grand jury case. Banfield faced possible contempt penalties after stake awaiting grand jury testimony, while Hooley and others chose statements over favors to avoid court disputes.
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Associated Press
Boston
Joseph J
Specs" O'Keefe
Ure Fey
Joseph
Banfield
Iieve Pile
Brnk
Grand
Kaliony Iyly
Judes William
Thecarty
Bante
Grand Jury
Paul Hooley
Bustary
Brink
Tiger McCarthy
Hooley
Hopleys
Fudge McCarthy
Epper
Horace
Edward A. Bennett
Joseph “Spies’ O'Keefe
WBT
O'Keefe
Donald
John H. Gutliott
Uth
Boson
Cailél
Garlson
U.S
Charles J. Margiotti
Pittsburgh
Stahley Gusciora
Stoughton, Mass
British atomic spy Alan Ninn May comes out of hiding
Dr. Alan Ninn May, West’s first convicted atom spy, emerges from hiding near London. He says he sought victory over Nazi Germany and Japan and the peaceful uses of atomic energy, pleads for a chance to restart life and do useful scientific work.
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Associated Press
London
Alan Ninn May
Vie West
Hidine
Yesterdaay
Ralph
Chalfonh
Peter
Germany
Japan
Ufe Aid
Rubinstein Fights Deportation Bid in Federal Court
Serge M. Rubinstein, a New York resident born in Russia, seeks relief from a deportation order. His attorney argues new charges and alleged improper influence by an immigration official in the 1951 proceeding, while the government maintains the 1947 draft evasion conviction and 1951 deportation order stand.
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Assonisted Press
Washington
Serge M. Erbin
Sie
Harn Townelem
Aneiges
Pill
Jon
McGranery
Rubinsten
Distein
Custady
Depot
Din Rubinstein
New Yorken
Wessful
Hrough
McGranety
Rubinstein
Thaf Hodgins
Peice Porhstein
District Cott
Hyey
Stuck Wasserman
Glea
Immigration Fo Naturalization Service
Philacel Iphis
Int McGangery
Board of Immigration Appeals
Blis Tad
Justice Department
Russia
Communist Truce Team Protests and Withdraws Official
At Panmunjom North Korean Col Chanzhin San was ejected during a routine protest over Allied violations of the neutral zone and announced his last meeting. He will be replaced as senior liaison officer by Col Chu Yon Who as talks remain deadlocked.
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Munsan
Korea
Fanm
Chanzhin San Uusily
Cosey
Panmunjom
Ghaily
Nort Korean
Chu Yon Who
Allies Regain Lost Outposts On Western Front
Allied forces recaptured positions at New Chunwon after repelling a Chinese Communist assault. About 25 attackers were reported killed or wounded. 30 communists were cited, with heavy combat and reinforcements needed to retake the posts as snow fell and weather limited air activity.
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North Korea
Marine Unit
Air Force Plynes ii
Rede
Kumhwa
Central Front
Reward Offered After Local Store Burglary
After the Wing-Willi No. 1 Store burglary on North Center Street, a $200 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the burglars. The theft occurred during the night of December 19 with $1404 stolen. authorities, including State Police fingerprint experts, found no solid lead. Informants are promised anonymity for their safety.
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Wing-Willi No
North Center Street
Grovery
Hiebrewie-iny
Lawrence Park
Question Two In Series Of Holdups In Western Pennsylvania
In Connellsville Pennsylvania two men Dan Orfitelli and Louis Ratio both of Pittsburgh were arrested after state police used tear gas and gunfire to subdue them while attempting to crack a safe at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Club in Everson. They were held in Greensburg on preliminary charges.
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Connellsville
Pentry Varue
William Johnson
Dan Orfitelli
Louis Ratio
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Everson
Greensburg
Final figure cites subject 10 changes by IEE in expenditures
The informed source predicts expenditures of around 80 billion dollars for the present fiscal year, with the final figure likely below previous estimates.
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IEE
Deficit Will Be Less Than Half Of Predicted Figure
An administration source says President Truman will urge Congress to vote about 1.3 trillion dollars in slow appropriations next year. Spending this year may fall four to five billion below prior estimates due to defense lag but tax collections remain near earlier estimates.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Congress
Mur
Hetor
Tive
Eisenhower
Truman Administration
25 Year Club Adds Six New Members
The Lie Newsweats were received into the 95 year Lie Joral club at a hotel meeting in Jamestown last evening. New members receive a diamond pin and $25, with officers elected including Clifford Dunton president Karl Siemmens vice president A McClintock secretary and John Windsler treasurer.
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Gourg-damestown
Hotel Corry
Lie Joral Concern
Harley Marsh
Rasmus Thompson
Snot Hulett
John Freno
Raymond Bustana O
McClintock
David A. Hillstrom
Corry-Jamestown
Clifford Dunden
Karl Siemmens
A. McClintock
John Windsler
Treasuer
Biwh A Smith
O. Minar Lindberg
Tariel A. Reynolds
Waller W. Windeh
Albert Jay Ralph
Larson
John ‘Wirdahl
Archie Patton
Gus H Dale
Bart B. Miller
Irene Pattinson
B. Davis
Willian Mt
Hiaiali Mam L
B. Wood
Ga, Sinsdajas
al Nichols
Austin
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Emblem Oil
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