Korea Peace Talks Resumed with U N Pressure on POW Releases
In Panmunjom the United States and North Korea prepared to resume talks after a week of secret meetings. General Hull pledged to press for the release of remaining anti red POWs by January 22 if the conference had not produced progress. Communist officials hinted at accepting Indian proposals to speed interviews with POWs, but wide deadlock over the agenda persisted.
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Associated Press
Panmunjom
U. S
Red Negotiators
Mey
John ®. Halle
U.N
Far East
Korea
Hull
Union City Will Case in Court
Judge approves settlement filed by the estate of Myrtle P. Shreve Union City township resident who died June 15 1980 without a will The settlement claims more than 120000 was misappropriated from the estate by her brother Tendell D Shreve Administrators are Arthur D Chapin for Myrtle Shreve and Lyman Shreve for Tendell Shreve The action involves alleged misappropriation of common stock in American Furniture Mart Building Co and De Kalb Steel Products Co worth 1060 and 20 per share respectively
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtie P. Shreve
Tendell D. Shreve
Miss Shreve
Mims
Arthur D. Chapin
Lyman Shreve
D. Shreve
Pate
Shreve
Fosa
American Furniture Mart Building Co
Btwel Products Co
Driver Blinded In Fiery Route Collision Near Corry
State Police report a New York driver blinded by another car causing a crash on Route near the Fine Woods west of Corry last night. The sedan, driven by Ormal E Shrives, suffered damage with an estimated $400 repair cost after careening off the pavement and striking guard rails. one person received minor injuries.
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Wwe
Corry
Ormal E Shrives
Court Award Sparks Fatal Farm Sale Dispute
In Harrisburg area a court award over a 61 acre farm led to a deadly shooting spree. Buyer M Earl Snavely and his wife Gladys killed in their car. seller Myrtle Snavely and their neighbor Eichelberger also shot. Dosages and timing place the deaths amid a bitter sale dispute and trial findings.
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Aly Associated Press
Lewishear
Harrisburg
W. K. Duhrhoft
Sud
Michelberrer
Harrisbug
Bicielbergey
R. B. Sherwood
Eichelberger
Gladys Eichelberger
Ville
Philip HR. Ness
Yorkounty
Dale
E. Warehime
Dillsburg
Twist
Warehime
Mearby
Tree
Snavely
Mearl
Seek Applicants For Police Jobs In City Journal
Council approved an advertising notice in the Journal inviting qualified candidates to apply for patrolman positions. The Civil Service test is set for November 20 at 10 a.m. in the Municipal Building. Two patrolmen are currently on temporary status and another vacancy will open with Leslie Felly's retirement next year.
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Comet
Tiline
Council
Ent
Police Department
Leslie Felly
Friday the 13th Club of Pittsburgh Reassembles
The Friday the 13th Club of Pittsburgh brings together about 14 local businessmen for a light hearted gathering. The program features playful superstitions and staged misfortunes such as walking under ladders and breaking mirrors with playful props.
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Club OF
Pittsburgh
Soy Associates
Tia Pittsburgh
Ance
Aice
Area man pleads guilty to passing phony checks
Robert Edison and Norman Swan, both of Union City, pleaded guilty to writing worthless checks. Edison admits passing drafts in Corry and multiple towns, with about several hundred dollars involved. Swan had one bad check. both await arraignment before Alderman Cobbett. Mr. Edison held on 2500 bond.
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Robert Edison
Norman Swan
B.D
Union City
Cobbett
Swan
Edison
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Royal Barracks
Robert L. Edison
Thenie
Truman cites fear and hysteria as political tools
Former President Hart Truman tells 1000 at a Hebrew University dinner that fear and hysteria are being manipulated for political ends. He warns truth requires freedom from state pressure and condemns propaganda from totalitarian regimes. In Harrisburg, Rosa Ann Nichols, 40, secretary to the state House clerk, dies in a three car crash after a post lunch fall from her car.
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Associated Press
New York
Hart
Truman
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Soloman Bublick
Harry Dexter White
Harrisburg
Rosa Ann Nichols
State House of Representatives
A Nichols
William E. Habbyshay
Probers Pressured by the And Committee
Washington reports say Pressures from the National Committee and the White House influenced House Un American Activities Committee members on whether former President Truman should testify. The probe into Harry Dexter White originated with Republicans who sought to steer the investigation, with Ike’s Wednesday news conference signaling caution about subpoenaing Truman or Justice Tom Choris.
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Enon
Washington
Republic
Fars National Committee
House Un-American Activities Committee
Truman
Prudent Tisenhower
Supreme Court
Justics
Tom Choris
Erie union leaders invoke Fifth Amendment in Communist probe
Erie Indiana officials including John Nelson of Local 500 and Willard Bilas editor refused to say if they were or had been members of the Communist party before a Senate subcommittee in Pittsburgh. Alex Stabor also invoked the Fifth when asked about library visits and youth movement links.
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Erie
Etle
United Precimbat
Ind
Senate
Pittsburgh
Joh Nelson
Erie UE
Willard Bilas
Alex Stabor
Erie General Electric
Communist Party
Bliss
John M. Butler
Stubor
Eric
Matt Cvetic
Stabor
Communist Party Committees
Trade openness eyed for Communist China by Chrysler official
Detroit reports Chrysler Corp executive C B Thomas says State and Commerce departments show industrial sentiment easing toward trading with Communist China. He cites Secretary Dulles statements as signs China could open to U S trade. Thomas says Chrysler would export autos and other products if government policy permits shipping to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Comiunist-Chins
C. B. Thomas
Chrler
John Foster Dulles
U. S
Thomas
Chrysle
China
Dunkirk Fire Claims Five Lives In Tragic Home Blaze
Four people perished in a Dunkirk house fire that erupted after an explosion blamed on a stove cord. Grandfather Walter Lawton and three children were among the dead, while the mother escaped with her infant son. Investigators tied the blaze to a faulty stove, as the new home with limited exits burned rapidly.
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Atmael Thames
Tmenyan
Dunleive
Vie
Irliehen
Quality Cash Grocery Outlet Wins Zoning Board Approval
The Grant area grocery firm Quality Cash receives zoning board consent to convert the former Jamestown storefront on Center Street into a modern grocery outlet. The plan includes a brick tower, large display windows, diagonal south parking, and rear customer parking. Revisions require proportional display signs and enhanced facade details. Representatives Ralph Hollis and Russell Bridges attended. remodeling to begin December 18.
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Center Street
Quality Cash
Chwin
Jamestowsr
Zoning Board of Appeals
North Center
Heltlin
Gurry-mamestown
Wotehowse
Corkiel
Bulding
Wise
Ralph Hollis
Tinsville
Russell Briges
Gehen Corry
Jamestown
Yagates
Remodeling Starts on Boston House Project
Work begins this week on extensive repairs at the Bosturt House on First Avenue and West Mainsloelt. Alutinum Tracking Co. workers of Jadnestown near three stories for replicating brown maulwood shingles to cover the exterior. The front porch will be removed and the entry will be remodeled as interior work continues weather permitting.
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Boston
Bosturt
First Avenue
West Mainsloelt
Alutinum Tracking Co
Jadnestown
FW. Day
Youths nabbed after stealing auto in Corry
Police report two youths arrested after stealing a car borrowed by a father of two near Eyland, West Nile. They fled toward North Guard Street before tangling with officers and eventually being taken into custody at Hillcrest. The incident led to hospital treatment for one person and ongoing investigation by local authorities.
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Eyland Hotveye
Wests Nile
Conley
Wevousit Polloe
Siete
Agragivny Lng
Tad Myynved
Frans Duhnsoy
Reia
Iitehteldun
North Guarer Street
North Center
Hivesiyilt— Ag
Rome
Fenertes
Ceive
Auto Shatters Utility Pole On First Avenue
A car struck a utility pole on First Avenue, shattering it and causing about $400 damage to the vehicle. The driver blamed street lights for the crash, and police said they will review exact details.
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Pridy
Panal
Irito
von Taust
Faval
Pittsburgh doctors tout home therapy trims hospitalization time
Four Pittsburgh specialists report a go home early method using isoniazid streptomycin and PAS may cut hospital stays in half for many TB patients. Of 17 treated at home, seven later returned, but most recovered without extended hospitalization. Continuous daily drug regimens at home caused no adverse reactions.
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Pittsburgh
Americaan Pubiie Health Association
Meri Bundy
George E. Martin
Hope Alexander
Carl
Kueln
Pittsburgh Department of
Vishinsky Declares Disarmament Impossible at United Nations
In a blunt address at the United Nations, Vyacheslav Vishinsky asserts that disarmament is now impossible and warns against Western military efforts. He argues that Soviet defense and strategic parity are essential to deter aggression and preserve world peace.
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Vishinsky
Associated
Girl found four hours after kidnapping in New York
Dorothea de Lonsa, an eighth grader from an East side home, was recovered four hours after being abducted by a man who forced her into a car. Police described the suspect as about 5 feet 10 inches, medium build, driving an old black sedan. The intruder demanded rent money and took a portable radio and tape recorder before fleeing. The incident spurred a statewide alert as investigators sought the suspect and the girl’s safe return. In a separate note, Frank Wieny was elected chairman of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission, succeeding George Jones Jr.
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Assoiubed Press
New York
Migholler
Poser
Harkidhaper
Dorollea
Lonsa
Mar
Polica
Steptsliter
James Batfiowlli
Boblinoity
Saiuk
Dua
Bev
Iha
Dorel Bec
Sud
Ign
Bottivelli
Dorntha
Botticelli
Dorothea
Philadelphia
Frank Wieny
Kenneylvania State Athletic Commission
George Jones Jr
Williamsport
John Holahan
Pittsburg
Supreme Court Refuses Subpoena in Hanity Desir Whist Case
Justice Tom Clark declines to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee citing the independence of the judiciary from the legislature. Truman also avoids appearing, while Byrnes and Byrnes aides resist giving up positions, as the committee presses for witnesses amid political pressure.
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Clark
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
House
Ginnie
Clarke Fui
Ander
Pinsent
Truman
Tristan
Congressionat Shaheh
Comerittes
Brownell
FBT
Gallen
Dinien F. Byrnes
Stife
South Caro
Velde
Byrnes
Jovestignors
Grevimnees
Athe Wiatn
Republican National Bronniotes
Mighty Tenious Sidhedife
Henig
Abe Wienass
Republican Committee
Thei Democrate
Ingrurions
Rathey
Terre Mauer
New
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Appeal For Funds For Yule Lights
A city Christmas drive launches with letters sent to merchants asking for donations to fund installation and electricity for the Yule Lights display. Signed by Jack Stahl chairing the Christmas Ten Project, collectors will begin calling on Monday to raise at least 20 dollars for setup and ongoing costs.
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Jack Stahl
Jlo
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U.S
Uyer
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Dunkirk
Grant Grocery Store Appeal
Unity Nations
Yrillateet
Manhattan
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