Agreement Near In U N On Korea
United States and eight nations move toward backing India's compromise plan to end the Korean War prisoner deadlock. A four nation commission with an umpire would handle repatriation and those拒 wanting to remain in home areas, with U N General Assembly backing for general outline. The U S reservations remain to be clarified before approval.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. S
India
U.S
Britain
France
U.N
V. K. Krishna Menon
Canada
Australia
Turkey
Delmark
Colombia
Anthony Fen
U. N
Obe
Korea
Menon
Corry Taniestown Mi Corp Plans New Unit and Dividend
Directors of the Corry Taniestown Mi Corp approved a second building at the new site Route G and declared a dividend for shareholders. The unit, already in operation for months, will be used to produce filing cases. Visiting directors included Mrs. Edna Bracken of Los Angeles and Miss Agnes Benander of Boston, related to director David A. Hillstrom.
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Corry-Taniestown Mi, Corp
Route G
WWlly @3A
Edna Bracken
Los Angeles
Agnes Benander
Boston
David A. Hillstrom
Christmas Seals Pushed By Local Tuberculosis Fund Drive
Local Christmas seal campaign proceeds fund tuberculosis detection and chest X rays for residents. Seals support purchases of X ray equipment for Cory Me Moris Hospital and underwrite a year of X ray services for patients under 15. Headquarters operate from Red Cross offices on New Center Street with hours listed and a contact phone.
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Uwapse
Thuncarstiaas
Aml
Cory Me
Moris Hospital
Red Cross
New Genter Street
Monsay
Fridy
Tuberculosis Association
Cost of living rises slightly in late October
Government data show the consumer price index edged up one tenth of a point for the 30 days ending October 15, boosting costs for about a million automotive and aircraft workers. The index stood at 109.9, up from 109.8 in September, with food and clothing easing but fuel, electricity, rents, and services rising. Coal production for the week ending November 15 was 10,565,000 tons, below the prior week’s 11,602,000 and near the year-ago level.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tts
Bureau of Labor Statistics
General Motors
BLS
National Coal ‘Association
Drilling Advances on Carter Hill and Follett Farm Wells
The seventh producing well on Follett Farm near Carter Hill nears full output. Officials in Warren report the Carter Hill well is strong with early flow estimates from 600 000 to 1 000 000 cubic feet daily. Local residents say the well matches or surpasses prior results. Beaverdam Petroleum Group nears first well, with two other firms arming for drilling as supplies arrive.
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Pennsylvania Co. Company
Hadith Follett
Carte Hill
Warren
Carter Hill
Deilers
Wne Hole
Beaverdam Petroleum ‘Garp
Holiday Lights Assured By Chamber Of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce directed a sponsorship for this year’s Christmas light display. So far at least 450 dollars has been donated toward an estimated 800 dollar project covering lighting, insurance, and electricity. John Davis Electrical will string the lights as plans proceed. A six member committee will study the credit bureau’s future role and explore a self sustaining plan, with a report due later.
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Chamber of Commerce
John Davis
Credit Bureau
Stewart Long
Chamber
Robert Timwell
William Leaby
Harry Hull
Harold Flowers
Olin Bracken Jr
Roy Reed
Erie Man 26 Struck and Killed on Route 20
Erie man Paul Eugene Shaw, 26, was killed instantly at 11:45 p.m. on Route 20 in North East Township when struck by a car driven by Howard Ettinger, of North East. Shaw was on the north side of the highway and was hit by Ettinger’s vehicle as headlights from an oncoming car blinded Ettinger. Shaw suffered a fractured neck and died at the scene. his body is at Marks Funeral Home in Worth East.
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Erie
Auto Erie
Paul Eugene Shaw
North East Township
Howard Ettinger
North East
Shaw
Ettinger
Etting
Els
Marks Funeral Home
Worth East
Execution Date Set For 2 Spies
A court in New York set the execution date for two spies. The case involves Julius and Eth Rasen hex and ties to a Kaufman arrest. The defendants were convicted in March and have been confined for months by an oath house at Sing Sing Prison awaiting further action.
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Asseusesen
New York
Fowlersl Dudge
Kaufman
Lion
Julius
United States Supreme Court
Sng Sing Prison
Putnam Delays Decision On Pay Hike For Miners
Economic Stabilizer Roger Putnam considered a decision on approving a 1.90 daily wage for soft coal miners after the Wage Stabilization Board cut the raise to 1.50. Union leaders Lewis and Moses rejected a compromise plan. Officials said a 40 cent boost could be funded by increased vacation benefits, keeping annual gains roughly the same for miners averaging 200 workdays. A ruling to uphold the WSB would delay action. reversing could harm the agency’s prestige and trigger resignations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roger Putnam
Wage Stabilization Board
Putnam
Jos B, Lewis and Hares M. Moses
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
WSB
Lewis
Moses
Patnem
Route 6 Crash Smashes Car and Truck in Union City
A Route 6 collision east of Union City last evening damaged a car owned by Alfred Aikens 35 Hatch street Hatch and a truck driven by John Tujetsch 25 Union City. Damage totaled 3550 with 500 to the car and 50 to the truck. Both drivers escaped injury. police continue investigation as to left turn signals and overtaking events.
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Union City
Iocal
Alfred Aikens
Hatch Street
John Tujetsch
Tujetsch
Aiken
Tujetseh
Aikens
Geminder Admits Spying at Czech Trial Amid Slansky Confession
Prague radio reports Geminder, former International Dept chief of the Communist Party, confessed to conspiring with Slansky to overthrow President Gottwald and reestablish capitalism. He admitted links to Zionist cosmopolitanism and acting as intermediary between Slansky and Korn Zulinow. The trial spotlight could become a major Communist propaganda event as Slansky and four others face charges and potential death penalties.
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Vienna
Bedeich Geminder
Lin Speont
Lop
Prague
Moscow
Leelay
Hen
Prague Radio
Geninder Ha
Slansky
Kleomene Gottwald
Moxenn
Gaminder
Slinksy
Korn Zulinow
Bolte Ish Baborile
Parliement
Hiab
London
Zijliaous
Geminder
Kremlin
Frague
Georgi Dimitray
Cominform
Fiveman
Forter
Erst
Slamsky
Vlado Clementis
Bus Association urges repeal of state tax impact in Pa
Harrisburg Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvan ia Bus Association estimates 160 bus firms could go bankrupt if a 1951 transportation tax is not repealed. Association president Harley P F Swift says eight mill tax on gross receipts for transportation utilities should be removed. He notes 150 of 399 bus companies lose money due to the tax and stresses the burden on riders as state bus lines cost 735 418 dollars for the year.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Bus Association
Pennsylvania
Harley PF. Swift
Swift
UN Forces Smash Chinese Assault on Sniper Ridge
Allied units lofted over North Korea as UN forces repelled a Chinese assault on Sniper Ridge near Pork Hill. Artillery and air power supported a three hour battle ending at 5 30 am with 175 Communist supply vehicles reported destroyed and a rise in total Allied vehicle losses to 50.
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U.N
Sniper Ridge
Joe Alooeis
Willy
Pedard B. Smith
Medford
Qve
Weg
North Koera
Pilate
Dalene
Tonmphluy
Iofanuleys Atlc
ROK
Shaun Truevatie
Rivne
Capitol Hui
U.S
Air Forge
North Korea
Curtice to Head General Motors
Harlow B Curtice a 58 year old executive vice president of General Motors Corp will take the acting presidency December 1 as GM president Wilson begins a two month leave after confirmation of his cabinet post by Eisenhower announced Curtice at a press conference following Eisenhower’s cabinet nomination.
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Apodiulsren
Detroit
Harlow B. Curtice
General Motors Corp
Wale
Wilsons Tegves
Senabe
Defense
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wilson
Cimiices
Eisenhower
Frank L. Keefe Died Suddenly at 81 in Corry
Well known Corry resident Frank L. Keefe died suddenly at Corry Memorial Hospital at 11 last night, age 81. Born February 26 1871 in Corry, he lived most of his life here, worked for Adams Express, later served as agent in Bradford, retired 1946 after aviation supply wartime work. A member of St Thomas Church Elks Hose Company and Woodmen, he survived by sister Mrs A M Fuller and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services at Bracken Keating Funeral Home and St Thomas Church Monday at 10 am with Rosary tonight at 8:30. Burial in St Elizabeth's Cemetery.
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Frank DL
Ted) Keeto
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Keeft
Adams Express Company
Deressed
St. Thomas’ Church
Order of Elks
Stanford Hose Company
Woodmen of the World
Keefe
A.M Fuller
Franklin
Stella Barry
East Mal Street
Florence Barry
Cleveland
Thomas Ghod
Olenn
Guy Saxton
Jamestown
H. M. Fuller
William B. Fuller
OU City
Walter Keefe
Bradford
Bracken-Keat— Ing
St ‘Thomas’ Church
St Elizabeth's Cemetery
Chosen Most Beautiful Blind Girl In New York
Jean Marie Malatesta, 22, of Philadelphia, was named the most beautiful blind girl in New York yesterday, in a hatter sponsored event highlighting beauty among the visually impaired.
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New York
Jean Marie Malatesta
Philadelphia
Eisenhower plans visit to the battlefront and cabinet talks
President Eisenhower announced plans for a visit to the battlefront as he weighs cabinet discussions. His defense posture is noted with expected briefs and a possible reshuffle. Arrangements include meetings with several senators and political figures as well as a phone call with Sita Weeks of the Republican finance committee.
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Associated Press
New York
Pleat Einenhower
Jay
Lorlay
Shem Fu
Department of Defense
Eisenhower
Sita
Weeks
Republican Party Fihance Committee
Warren Man Bags 200 Pound Bear By Asson
Warren State Hospital supervisor D Anderson planned a bear hunt tomorrow but bagged a 200 pound black bear today after chasing it through Warren. The bear roamed near the hospital before Anderson shot it under a legal distance from occupied buildings. Hospital Superintendent Robert Israel was killed by Anderson during the chase. The incident occurred as Anderson returned to his home and retrieved his gun.
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Warren
D. Anderson
Warren State Bospital
Parker
City Biles
Robert Israel
Anderson
William Green, AFL Leader, Dies at 81
William Green, longtime president of the AFL, died at 1:22 p.m. from a heart attack. The death was reported by an AFL official, noting Green was 81 and a prominent figure in American labor. The announcement provided few additional details beyond his age and cause of death.
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William Green
AFL
Associated Press
Washington
Ast
Eisenhower names cabinet picks amid mixed reaction
President elect Eisenhower announces three early cabinet selections, Herbert Brownell Jr as attorney general and Nate S. toward the antiauthority post, with broader mentions of O. Riventower and Stassen in advisory roles. Republicans applaud while Democrats urge caution as Capitol Hill weighs confirmation.
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Associate Press
New York
Dwight O. Riventower
Hay
Tampheeys
Clevalasth
The
Treasury
Herbert Brownelle
Nate E. Kunsien
Tormee
Mines
Mutiial Security Agency
Brownell
Kawyer
Eiventowers
BOP
Wenpaliens
Anmutenaeh
Byrnes Not Interested in Any Federal Post
South Carolina politician Byrnes flatly states he would not accept any federal appointment. He dismissed reports of a possible White House role and emphasized that his focus remains local. The remarks followed a news conference amid speculation about post-presidency assignments.
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Columbia
Gay
F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Byrton
Repblican
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