Russia objects to middle east defense command plan
Russia protested the formation of a middle east defense command for a second time in two months. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko summoned U S Britain France and Turkey representatives to the foreign office in Moscow at short intervals and delivered identical notes. The notes echoed November 4 protests charging the proposal as aggressive encirclement.
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France
Turkey
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Regional Defense Alliance Declared by Western Powers and Turkey
Speaking December 39 the Western powers and Turkey stated the command to safeguard regional independence and freedom was a regional defense alliance allowed under the United Nations charter.
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Turkey
Polio Victim Earns High School Diploma in Pittsburgh
Anthony Charles, 25, a polio victim for 15 months, received his diploma from South Hills High School via mail. He said the diploma gives him hope for the future despite mobility limits, noting he was to graduate tonight but the wheelchair constrained him.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Anthony Charles
South Hills High School
Oil City Soldier Arrested for Auto Theft
Edwin Bunker, 17, a Titusville native, is held on charges of stealing a automobile from in front of the Drake Theatre in Oil City on December 8, 1951. Co-operating military authorities at Indiantown Gap delivered him to Oil City police for arraignment today.
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Indiantown Gap
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Slayer Appeals in Pittsburgh Murder Trial
Joseph Beck, 43, a railroad worker, appeals his second degree murder conviction for the fatal shooting of his wife Mary Toulee after 11 weeks of marriage. The defense seeks a new trial citing trial errors and evidentiary issues in the case heard in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Beck
Mary Toulee
Tran Agus
Local Notices and Classified Snatches Spark City Life
Admissions list with names and addresses, discharges, political candidate Kent for Crawford County, local sales ads, signs, and notices span Spartansburg to Meadville. Reports include a DUI plea in Titusville, belt theft probe near Chandlers Valley, and a court delay for Floyd Gee. Public notices mix with business promotions and hunting gear sales.
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Erie
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Crawford County
Meadsville
Chuck Williams
Chandlers Valley
Mayville
Robert M. Palmer
Floyd B. Gee
Frewsburg
Mendville
Meadville
Rossbacher
Meadville sees sharp temp drop and river level fall
A temperature plunge last night coincides with Meadville area readings. The Mead Avenue bridge gauge shows the creeks water at 64.9 feet at 1:30 am, about two feet below the high-water mark and two feet under flood stage. Cobbett Real Estate Agency advertises listings for sale or rent.
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Cobbett Real Estate Agency
Resume Air War As Skies Clear
Allied air forces renewed operations over North Korea as skies cleared. One MIG damaged, no Allied losses reported. 579 sorties flown by the Seventh Air Force with strikes on rail lines and a raid on the Sinanju rail bridge. a brief dogfight with 22 F-86s and about 50 MIGs occurred at 30,000 to 20,000 feet. Lieutenant James B. Arnold, of Walls, Washington, reported the damaging MIG.
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ALCOA Strike Delayed With National Board Involvement
Pittsburgh January 29 Nearly 25 000 AFL and CIO workers will skip next week strikes as ALCOA reports members will keep working while wage and labor terms dispute sits before the Waxelization Board President Truman referred the aluminum case to the WSB for a recommended settlement The CIO USW and AFL Aluminum Workers Council are involved with pay raises and union shop demands amid industry concessions another February 1 or 4 deadline looms for USW and AFL in steel and aluminum sectors
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Detroit
114 Additional Korea Casualties Listed in Defense Report
Washington January 29 The Defense Department released list No 488 naming 114 more Korea battle casualties It shows 28 killed 78 wounded three missing and 10 injured Also eight dead previously listed as missing in action are now recorded as dead
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Defense Department
Korea
Attempt to collect profits taxes delayed
Associated Press reports government moves to seize more than 1.16 million dollars in World War II excess profits from four Empire Ordnance affiliates were held up as their attorneys sought permission to reargue motions. A federal judge postponed final action, with arguments on the motions set for Friday. The targets include Roxcore Steel, West Pittston Imm Works, Wilkes-Barre Carriage, and Wissahicken Tool Works.
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New York
Empire Ordnance Company
Alfred C. Coxe
Coxe
Roxcore Steel Company
West Pittstol Imm
Wilkes-Barre Carriage Company
Wissahicken Tuol
Prominent Stock Market Quip In Fractured OCR Note
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a stock market or valuation remark with unclear wording. Readable entities are minimal, but the fragment suggests discussion of value or price in a historical financial context. Further context is needed to craft a precise summary.
Aid Ath Edith The Te Nie Or Fray Will
Aid to Edith the teen of Fray nears endgame as tensions rise over a disputed alliance. Local committees urge calm while researchers seek a peaceful path forward amid mounting public concern.
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