Eisenhower Names Two More State Department Aides
President elect Eisenhower arranged a session with Henry Cabot Lodge to discuss the U N mission and Korea policy. He named Donald A. B. Tourie to be deputy secretary and Cui W. McCardle to head public affairs for the State Department including the Voice of America.
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U. N
State Department
New York
Eisenhower
United Nations
Hiei
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.N
Massachusetts
Korea
Churchill
England
Manhattan
Bernard M. Baruch
Washington
Truman
Donald
Tourie
Quakerats Company of Chicago
Tuner
Cui W. McCarale
Philadelphia Bulletin
McCardie
Department
Voice of Amerleg
Local Paint Store Change as Corry Wallpaper Sold
Rober Wolus of El West Washington street bought the Corry Wallpaper and Paint store at 110 West Main from Cart N Gates, who ran it for four years. Wolus, trained in painting and decorating, plans to add this service to wallpaper paints and supplies. All stock and fixtures were included. the building owner is Mrs A G Sorenson.
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Rober Wolus
el West Washington Street
Corry
West Main Street
Cart N. Gates
Mie
Gates
A. G. Sorenson
Snowstorm Drops Inches Across Pennsylvania and New York
A West Virginia origin storm moved northeast, leaving Pennsylvania with snow totals from one and a half to six inches in cities such as Philadelphia Harrisburg Allentown Scranton and Altona while western New York saw up to 30 inches. Temperatures hovered in the upper 30s to mid 30s as Lake Erie interactions produced lingering flurries.
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Corry
Associated Press
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Allentoym
Scranton
Brookfield
Altoona
New York State
Lake Erie
Aurora
Wayne Township Moves to Ban Garbage Dump
Wayne Township supervisors push a new ordinance under a 1951 General Assembly law to ban dumping and spreading of garbage after complaints that Slye’s disposal site near the city was used despite blocks. City officials fear a default on the contract if no disposal site is approved, with Concord Township and others considering similar measures.
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Wayne "Townshijy
ANU
Ile
Townere Vietor
Cly
Corry
Slye
Wayne Township
Columbus
Serota
General Assembly
Blye
Homer Berkhaus
Concorde Township
Slye's
Eoiny
Berkhows
Concord Township
Wilch
Girl, 15, killed by sex maniac
Police in Reading Pennsylvania report the body of a 15 year old girl found in an ash barrel near her home after she was reported missing by her foster parents. Investigators say the victim was strangled and sexually assaulted with signs of a violent struggle.
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Associated Press
Reading
Dorothy Schlappig
Dorothy
Alsere
Bisck
Louis Sauber
Sauber
Paul Snyder Jr
Saubers
Snyders
Senate Rules Clash in Battle Over Change
Senators clash over changes to Senate rules with Republicans pushing to curb filibuster as civil rights legislation and Truman message loom. Sources note talks center on replacing the current two thirds requirement and possible impact on GOP and Democratic factions.
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Senate
Washington
Liu Bate
Doulas
Truman
Grunewald Gift Probe Demand Sparks Senate Battle
Senator Jenner demands probe into gifts from Harry Grunewald to Senator Monroney’s 1950 campaign fund as McCarthy accuses Benton and Benton of aiding political foes. White House offers no confirmation on a Grunewald letter to Truman while an Elections Subcommittee forwards a report to Justice and other agencies.
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Washington
Dentine
It Ind
Ney
Harry Wi Grunewald
Tampaien
Sen
Monroney
D-C
McCarthy
William Benton
D-Conn
Monron
Grunewald
Trntan
Lem
the Ditchman
Congress
Jess Larson
Grumewald
Larson
White House
Truman
Elections
Ead
Justice de~ Payeiwenl
McGarthy
Benton
Ale
Slong
Blame Drugs For Pittsburgh Murder Trial Underway
Pittsburgh reporters describe the murder case of Leonard D. Allen 27 as he sits in court. Detective Joseph Devlin testified Allen told William H. Ritter 62 of Brackenridge he beat Ritter with a leather glove and dumped the body from a car. Prosecution tied Allen to other suspects Barnen 28 of Verona in the fatal beating.
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Pittsburgh
Brackenridge Main
Leonard D. Allen
Joseph Devlin
Allen
William H. Ritter
Brackenridge
Jeuel
Live Barnen
Vérona
Ritter
Nine Convicts Indicted After Recaptured from Western Penitentiary
Nine convicts recalled from the Western State Penitentiary on November 30 have been indicted on principal real charges. A tenth, Andrew K. White, remains jailed in Bearston Virginia as he fights extradition.
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Pittsburgh
Western State Penitentiary
Andrew K. White
Bearston
Old Camera Club Funds Unearthed At Memorial Hospital
A prewar Camera Club episode resurfaces as a $24 balance grew to $91.76 due to interest. Members propose using the money to buy an X ray machine attachment for Corry Memorial Hospital, a gesture honoring former members.
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Old Camera Club
Gamera Club
Citizens Banke
Oura Ue
Yue Corry
Inquest Cancelled in Sullivan-Manslaughter Case at Crawford County
Crawford County authorities cancel the coroner’s inquest into the death of Edward M. Sullivan, 22, of Bydetown, after the coroner, Dr. Soyne, says a jury is unnecessary. The manslaughter charge against Harry B. Armstrong remains, with a preliminary hearing set for Meadville on January 16. The coroner’s jury was impaneled, viewed the body, and adjourned. investigators will pursue the manslaughter case without a jury inquiry.
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Crawford County
Edward Sullivan
Harry B. Armstrong
Hyvietown
Meadville
Armstrong
SG MacTarnaghan End
David Oshurak
Meadville Barracks
Sonne Ini
Tinsville
Sullivan
Soone
Main Strest
Tde
No Specific Tax Pushed by Fine's Group
Tax study panel chaired by Hall outlines aims to limit new levies, focusing on presenting facts and figures about taxes in other states. Governor’s address frames taxes as a paramount issue tied to economies, with a plan for broader options and potential timelines for action.
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Fine
Mayssesbotaton
Wraylinn
Hall
Meares
Godoin
Himavie
General Assembly
Atrich
Albert S. Rendinger
D+ Berks
Pennsylvania
Sheerin Miltee
Jie
Readinger Ala
Wivernar
Charing
Smith
Philadelphia
Pennnsylvania
Ren
HG Andrews
Wiew
House
Senate
Ben. Frank Mopriver Jr
Allegheny
Duquesne
Sen
Josep I. Yasko
Koprivee
Ath
Fiery Blast Kills 4 Injures 3 at Tex Plant
A massive explosion at the Shell recycling plant in Sheridan Texas killed four workers and injured three. Two smaller blasts followed as volatile butane and propane gases fed the fire. The five million dollar facility burned, prompting firefighters to battle the inferno as smoke stretched over towns twenty miles away.
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Associated Press
Sheridan
Tex
Texwy Nil
Ganladen Farma
Walker
Rock Island
France's new premier forms cabinet in pivotal vote
Paris dispatch reports the new French prime minister begins assembling a cabinet after securing a national assembly vote. The move consolidates support from De Gaulle loyalists and centrist factions, shaping policy amid postwar alignment and potential shifts in the Fourth Republic.
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de Gaulle
France
RPP
Ly He
Opppovine
Plane Missing with 41 Aboard After South Idaho Flight
A plane carrying 41 people including seven soldiers departed Seattle for Fort Jackson South Carolina and disappeared over South Idaho. Authorities say the aircraft had a four-person crew and was returning home. most aboard were believed to be bound for home from Korea and Taiwan. Names were not immediately released.
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Associated Wrews
Seattle
Korea
Tapan
South
Tdaho
Ft. Towton
Prine
Ft. Jackson
Mint
Indica
City Manager Bill Moves in Harrisburg Amid Debate
Associated Press report from Harrisburg describes a bill to allow cities to hire managers if voters approve. Rep James Quisenberry said the current commission form is cumbersome and weak. The House passed an early version but the Senate committee killed it. Supporters include Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce. League of Third Class Cities opposes broad change. third and fourth class townships and some boroughs already use the plan.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
James A. Quisenberg
Renieold
Senate
Torr
State Chamber of Commerce
Bile
Weintraub resigns from UN post amid disloyalty charges
Economist David Weintraub, 41, quit as director of the UN Division of Economic Stability and Development in New York under pressure from a State Department charge that he is a Communist or under Communist discipline. He denied the charges in a letter to Secretary General Trygve Lie. Weintraub earns $12,000 a year and was named on a Senate subcommittee list of 11 allegedly disloyal Americans employed by the UN, made public Sunday.
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United Nations
N. Y
David Weintraub
U.N
State Department
Weintraub
Treve Lie
World Organization
Iurl
Weintraut
Division of Economic Stability and Development
UIN
Senate
Dodge Begins Budget Talks
President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower's budget director designate Joseph Dodge forecasts early April congressional actions on the Truman budget. He expects revisions and a five point plan, with total federal spending around 79.4 billion dollars for 1954. Dodge, a banker, has been in Washington overseeing Truman budget preparation ahead of Congress.
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Associated Press
Washington
Toseph Mi
Dodge
Mienhower
Bulwel Directoe
Truman
Wilviaches
Josack
Bissiet
Congress
Mose
Willian
Ebenhower
Rumors of New City Cab Firm and Rate Talk
Newsmen report whispers of a new taxi venture in the city modeled after a recently disposed service. A second report claims City Cab Company raised rates, a claim denied by the operator who says fares remain unchanged.
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BMS Nichols
Solents
City Cab Company
Wishmor
Pennsylvania Public Dolities Commission
New York Dock Strike Ends After Wage Agreement
Federal mediators report a settlement to end a six day strike by APL dock workers on the East Coast. After nine negotiating sessions, the AFL International Longshoremen's Association and employers group reached a compromise wage deal with the American Weighmasters Association.
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New York
APL
Heap
John A. Burke
AFL ‘Nternational
Truman Says Godspeed to Eisenhower in Nuclear Age
President Truman delivered a lengthy farewell message to Congress warning of the dangers of nuclear war and urging Western strength to deter Soviet expansion. He praised Eisenhower, pledged support for the incoming administration, and urged continued unity as the nation faces a potential changes in world order.
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Associaton Press
Washington
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Titian Warn
Shamil
Tigderake Ike Nlins
Moore
Eid
Eniwetok
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Ais
Eisenhower
Asee
Tennani
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