Barkley In Close Call At Airport Near Washington
Vice President Barkley escaped a near miss when a B 17 bomber carrying him sat within about 50 feet of a commercial blimp near Washington. Crewmen reported no warning as the blimp was visible in the same airspace during a routine mission.
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Humplehouse
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Humrchouse
National Airport
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Gonstel- Sulda
Prince Charles Celebrates First Birthday Privately in London
Prince Charles turned one as a private family gathering took place at a tea party in London. Guests included his five year old cousin Prince Richard and relatives, with the event kept modest by the royal household.
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London
Tony
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Prince Richard
Torme
Green Park
Steel firms sign new peace pacts to end wide walkout
Associated Press reports Pittsburgh seen as unions shrinking with under 100000 on strike. Bethlehem Steel leads with 15,000 West Virginia and Ohio plants, other majors like U S Steel, Crucible, Sharon Steel join. Back-to-work movement spreads as contracts mirror Bethlehem pattern and production races to catch up.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
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Aueel
AL Waat
Tajlod Stoshworkos
Abeheny Luidhini Steel Corp
Crucible Steel
Pittsburgh Steel
Sharon (Pa
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel Corporation
Neily
Steel Magazine
Peark
Big Steel
Piilin Murray
Clymer Driver's Car Destroyed in Weekend Fire
Six Clymer residents were in a Dodge sedan owned by Rue Button Sr. when flames burst from the floorboards about two miles from New York community. Ned Button Jr. and three youths escaped with minor injuries while Mr. and Mrs. Button and the others lost personal items. fire crews arrived too late to save the vehicle.
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Clyme
Rie Button
Acro Supply Plant Cuts Jobs Amid Cutbacks
Community officials report Acro Supply Plant carried out cutbacks on Saturday under a seniority based policy. The layoffs affected workers amid a weakening aircraft barge sector and recent coal mining downturns, with 62 fewer positions noted in the facility’s output.
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Columbus Man Area's First Hunting Victim Dies in Accident
Michael Duke, 34, of Columbus, was accidentally shot during a hunting trip near Bear Lake. Kenneth Gebhardt of Edinboro fired the fatal blast as Duke neared within 30 feet. Duke died at Corry Hospital about three hours after the incident. The death was ruled accidental. no inquest planned. Duke was a laborer on the Corry Memorial Hospital project. He is survived by wife Ruth, one son Paul, his parents, three sisters, and two brothers. Funeral arrangements set at Brackett Funeral Home and St Thomas Church.
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Edinboro
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High O'Hare
East Bond Street
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Erie
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Pine Valley
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Pueblo
Col
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Paul Arnold Duke
Andrew Duke
Springboro
Harvey Durst
Forbes
Eric
Bear season opens as traffic clogs city streets
Traffic remains heavy through the city as the bear hunting season opens. Early morning weather did little to deter hunters who began reaching the woods around 4 30 a m. The State Game Commission estimates about 100 000 licenses issued though only four bears were harvested last year in nearby Pennsylvania.
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Tednensky
State Game Commission
Prison Inmate Escapes Bellefonte Prison
A Rockview Prison inmate identified as Joseph Patrick Duras from Hawk Run Clearfield County escaped from the facility today. He is serving a two to five year term for robbery.
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Rockview Brass
Wisden
Rilaads
Joseph Patrick Duras
Hawk Run
Clearfield County
Accident Spurs Blood Donor Indexing Effort
A fatal accident highlighted the need for blood plasma in emergency care. Michael Duke died despite emergency methods. the Veterans of Foreign Wars led a blood typing drive with 48 donors tied to the city Cross chapter, plus six donors available within an hour at the hospital.
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Dito
Wise
Veterans of Foreign Work Post
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Ehajiter
Lospity
Tax debate over financing $500 million veterans bonus
In Harrisburg on November 14 Republicans and Democrats clashed over how to fund the $500 million Veterans bonus. Governor Dygo rendy said taxes would be needed, while party leaders argued about alternatives and the lack of a special session to decide a levy. Democratic chair Philip Mathews proposed a two percent income tax in the existing budget, claiming it would retire bonds without new taxes. The 1949 legislature debated possible income and sales tax options to cover the bonds as party leaders warned against rushing tax measures for a 1951 funding year.
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Harrisburg
James H. Dyglvendy
Legisature
Philip Mathews
GOP
Mathews
Ceterity Organi Aion
Hig Siuccessor
Ian
Pennsylvan
Dem
Salvation Army Officer Shirley Brown Transferred to Uniontown
Lt Shirley Brown longtime Salvation Army Citadel officer moves from the local corps to Uniontown Capé after a year and three months of service. Her farewell party honors her work and notes a promotion path as she begins a new posting in a larger community for broader experience.
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Uniontown
Salvation Army Citadel
Capé
Wikifred Herrick
Anno Hho
Brown
Gettina
Salvation Army
NLRB urged to act in war between unions
Pittsburgh dispatch reports turmoil as right wing United Electrical workers push for NLRB elections. factions claim union split amid Cleveland convention fallout. clergy urge Local 460 members to join CIO-Electrical Workers’ Organization in sign of widening labor rifts.
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Iniowlib
Elvenelan Workers
Aldeviie
NLRB
Plsu
Riehl
James 8. Oorey
Torasfer
Wink
Wendy Hays
Penile
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Briston
Tharchés
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Ibe
Thomas J. J. Fitzpatrick
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Teun
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Westinghouse
Newby
Corry Man Pays $175 in Fines After Guilty Pleas
A Corry man known as Pinkey Guih pleaded guilty to three charges and paid $175 in fines and costs, while pleading not guilty to a fourth count. He was held to $1,000 bond as he faced additional charges from city police. The incident followed an arrest after an alleged disturbance at a West Main Street bar.
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Guih
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NA Mhith
M.S
Mark Krimanik
Corry
Acheson Returns to Capitol Amid Anti Communist Drive
Secretary Acheson plans a Washington return Tuesday to push anti Communist strategy in Asia and the Middle East. He will discuss Japanese peace treaty drafting, Western Europe security with Britain and France, and strengthen U S policy on China while addressing the Paris conference. Key events include a state visit from Iran’s Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Arab diplomacy at the State Department, and the Far Eastern consultative panel’s completion of anti Communist policy work.
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State Department of Aiclats
Palestine
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Iran
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U.S
China
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Delhof
Bridges Goes On Trial On Perjury Conspiracy Charges
Longshore leader Harry Bridges, head of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, faces perjury and conspiracy charges in San Francisco. The government alleges his testimony denied he ever attended a Communist rally and ties two allied figures, Henry Selimiat and J. Robertson, to a broader defrauding scheme related to government witnesses at the hearing. This marks the first criminal action by the government against Bridges amid prior attempts to depart him.
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San Francisco
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Bridges
CTO International Longshoremen's
Whrehousemap
Hiewie Hol
Nikewire
Henry Selimiat
J. 2. Robertson
New Owners Open Inn Near Sparta Today
New proprietors Geral Haminjond and Meteo Blurko of Unionity launch Twi-bite th MEMformue Twerwin's Tap near Spartanburg, replacing a bank site once held by Walén Bite men. The vegan operation plans seven daily meals and merchandise, with a liquor license application filed and awaiting approval.
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Sparta
Geral Haminjond
Meteo Blurko
Unionity
Foray
Twin Sons Born at Corry Hospital in Morning Hours
Hospital records show Mrs. Gerald Proctor of Corry welcomed twin sons at Curry Hospital yesterday. The birth occurred around 4 a.m. Medics reported both infants in good condition as Mr. Proctor and relatives celebrated.
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Twidsone
Curry Hospital
Nn Mes Garald Proctor
Corry
Haspital
Proctor
Hae Marsh
Copia’ Mistehideen
Mi Proctor
Gerry Lynn
German Liberty Gets U S Support in Berlin
Berlin reports that German anti Communist leaders promised U S backing as they resist Soviet encroachment. Secretary Acheson told Germans the United States would support their fight for liberty as long as they continue resisting communism, calling Wester Berlin a living symbol of ongoing liberty efforts.
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Associated Press
Berlin
U. S
Biale
Dean Acheson
United States
Mead Park Annual Meeting Sets Board Elections
Mead Park Association seven directors face re election at the annual meeting in the Municipal Building tomorrow at 7 p m. Incumbents listed include Ing Wre Philp Zaleneck Perry Nichols Louis Bears and Mrs Murray Olds new three year terms to be chosen. Caretaker O A Slonwich and Treasurer Hory Ingstuhnson will report on association finances and activities. city tax payers are urged to attend. BANDER DIES IN NEW CASTLE George A Carpenter 65 vice president of Union Jet Company New Castle Pa died today after a lengthy illness.
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Ing Wre Philp Zaleneck
Perry Nichols
Louis Bears
A. Mi. Lite
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James Cassidy
Murray Olds
Bander
New Castle
Jeorge A. Carpenter
Union Jet Company
New Gusti
Mediation stalls as talks recessed without plan
No government action followed the mediator’s call for new talks. Lewis urged operators to join in contract discussions, but there was no rush of acceptance from the parties involved.
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Coal labor mediation report signals no immediate settlement
Washington reports Cyrus Ching told White House no plans for federal sponsored reversions amid deadlock in the six month coal strike. John Lewis and miners seek delay tactics while industry cautions against a December 1 walkout and possible Taft Hartley act intervention.
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Washington
Cyrus 5S
I Ching
White House
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Lewis
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National Coal Association
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