Soviet Union files UN protest over US aid funding
The Soviet Union charges the United States with funding subversive groups in the USSR via the Mutual Security Act to destabilize the government of Premier Stalin. Vishinsky asks the General Assembly to examine the policy as Washington calls it propaganda and groundless. Lloyd notes a easing of Western tension as the UN debates disarmament and peace programs.
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Associated Press
Paris
Viet Union
United Tions
United States
Stalin
Soviet Union
General Assembly
U. S
Cannes
Andrei Vishn
U. S. State Department
Hifelt Haa
Assembly
Vishinsky
Selwyn Lloyd
Patient load up at hospital rises in October
Corry Memorial Hospital reports October admits reached 388 up from 238 in September as cooler weather boosts patient volume. Supt Alexander notes typical October increase with colds and pneumonia and more elective surgeries. Hospital census averaged 48, with 4,694 service days in October. Forty births and 10 deaths occurred. 96 major and 44 minor operations were performed. Directors approved four invoices for building costs including safety railings and entry treads.
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Corry Memorial
Wdi Alexander
Board of Directors
Costa
Ott
Reinesale
Elston
Nast
Holden
Pain
Young
Brundawe
Bill
Gasoline Station Damaged In Fire
A fire damaged Mead service station on Pennsylvan ia avenue before Cory Fire Department got the blaze under control. The stove caused the fire and flames chewed through the rear wall. the building was badly charred inside with damage running into the thousands. Jaynes Mead, operator, summoned firemen as the chemical extinguisher proved ineffective until water from two booster lines arrived. The station was not destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cory
Jaynes Mead
Units of 28th Division to Depart East Coast Soon
It is unofficially reported that the 28th Division units at Camp Atterbury will depart Sunday by train for the east for embarkation to Western Europe. About 6,000 men from the 12th Trinity Regiment and 229th Field Artillery will move, with 3,000 from western Pennsylvania and others from 48 states. Local units include Corry Company A and multiple companies from Oil City Franklin Erie Kane and nearby towns. The 2nd Field Artillery Battalion with 165 mm howitzers also joins the move from New Castle DuBois Punxsutawney Grove City and nearby posts.
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Corry
Camp
Atterbury
Thd
East Vaus
Dylan Eisenhower
NATO Defense Army
12Th Tririity Regiment
Pennsylvania
Oil City
Franklin
Eric. Meelcm
Mend
Erie
Rideway
Ryne
Warren
Bradford
Kane
2Th Feld Artillery
New Castle
DuBois
Punxsulmwney
Grove City
India to Push Own Arms Plan at UN
New Delhi reports India will push a three point peace plan at the United Nations if US and Soviet proposals stall. The plan urges a ceasefire, coordinated weapons reductions, and a closed door session among the five powers to craft a no war pledge and disarmament scheme. Foreign ministry sources say formal advance awaits UN actions on Soviet and Western proposals.
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Associated Press
New Delhi
India
Iindia
United Nations
Foreign Ministry
Sir Benegal N. Rau
Sorenn
United States
Russia
Britain
China
UN General Assembly
Decision on school site set for Wednesday night
A joint committee will meet at 7 p m at the Jo nior High to decide the site for a new 40 acre school complex near Harding School. Six districts will participate and Altoona Architect Walter Campbell will attend to present site options and discuss financing and eminent domain steps.
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Une
Joie
Elgin
Columbus
Spainy Creek
Corry
Wayne
Concord
Welek
Walter Campbell
Altoona
Harding School
Wayne Street
Harding
Geouy
Sessior
Colle
Thanksgiving traffic nearly vanishes on holiday day
Thanksgiving Day passed quietly with rain and closures keeping pedestrians and vehicles to a minimum. State Police reported light highway traffic and only two accidents Wednesday near Union City and Cambridge Springs with minor damage and no injuries.
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Toca
Aulit Center Sivest
Donsad Muehlnickel
Thiel College
Buffalo
Union City
Muehliickel
Freeman Thoms
Pittsburgh
John Birka
Welland, Ont
Thoms
Tny
Birkas
Thosias
Cambridge Springs
Rote 19
Piccirillo Fund Surges Past Milestone After Earlier Halt
The Mary Piccirillo Fund rose to 1096 dollars as late contributions from Cory residents pushed the total beyond the announced quota despite an earlier week long halt. Homer Berkhous and Frank Perry led the effort and thanked city and area residents for their cooperation to provide hospitalization for Mrs Piccirilla facing multiple sclerosis.
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Mary Piccirillo
Corry
Homer Berkhous
Frank Perry
Berkhous
Mr. Perry
Piécirilla
Moscow radio warns Middle East bloc over defense plan
The Moscow radio said nations in the Middle East should not join the American British backed defense plan. Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko handed notes to envoys in Moscow, then Cairo, in a warning that participation would strain Soviet ties with Egypt Syria Lebanon Jordan Israel Saudi Arabia and Yemen. The notes argued the plan links to the Atlanta Pact and pursues aggressive aims against the USSR and allied states.
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Associated Press
London
Moscow
Sovien
Middle East
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromy&o
Egypt
Syvly
Lebanon
Trig
Israel
Mustow
Ussr
Thanksgiving Hunting Yields Bears and Bucks Across Area
Thanksgiving opened with successful hunting for Cony, Slattery, and area sportsmen. Nimrod, Staviers, and Rhynar reported a 175 pound bear at Sandstone near Heart's Content, while Cletus Troyer harvested a 200 pound bear in Me Kean county. In New York state, Merril Lillie took a 190 pound one point buck between Panama and Niobe. Leo Craker and Harold Jackson each bagged deer, an eight point 180 pound buck and a 10 point 150 pound buck, respectively.
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Tvo Cony
Trancis Staviers
Novtly
Nimrod
Slattery
Roger Amy
Leo Rhynarr
Heart's Content
Warren
Aiclock
Matan
Cletus Troyer
Union City
R. D
Kean County
Somethport
Merri] Lile
Corry
Packard Car Price Hike Okayed by OPS
Washington reports a government order allows Packard dealers to raise passenger car prices by 116.13 to 185.05 dollars starting tomorrow. The action is the first in a series covering all passenger autos. OPS notes the increases reflect higher factory wholesale prices approved October 28.
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Associated Press
Washington
Packard Motor
Packard Motor Car
Paricarth
Office of Price
OPS
Packard
Missing U S Air Force Plane Sparks Search Across Alps
Ground and air teams scoured northeast Italy and Yugoslavia for a 41 transport missing with four aboard. Sightings near the Dolomites were unconfirmed. A border-shooting theory and conflicting reports from Belgrade to Zagreb added to confusion in the wide search.
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Associated Presa
Rome
Belgrade
U.S
Trevisa
Italy
Yugoslavia
Dolomites
U. S
Romania
Zagreb
Udine
Italan
Wiesbaden
Germany
Pleve di Cadote
US Air Force
Folie
Fieve di Cadure
Atr
Treviso
Vunoslvia
Tri- Trangular
Pismler Marstal Titos
Pula
Trieste al Wie
House Leader Promises Early Push for Loyalty Bill
Harrisburg report says Rep. Ivan Watkins will lead a drive to postdate passage of a public employees loyalty oath bill. The measure would require anti Communist oaths for state workers including teachers and officials. It has stalled in the House after Senate approval and faces further votes December 10.
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Harrisburg
House
Ivan Watkins
R-Schuylkill
Hote
Senate
Maron
Watkins
Schuytsill County
Auto workers to receive wage rise tied to living index
Government cost of living index due today likely to trigger at least a penny per hour increase for 1,006,000 auto workers. Major manufacturers under contract with the CEO Auto Workers and GTO Electrical Workers have agreed to raise pay by one cent for every 1.16 point rise in the index.
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Washington
GTO Electrical
Senate report faults Communist control in railroad dining car union
The Senate internal security subcommittee released a report accusing a Communist controlled dining car union of influence over about 1,000 to 1,800 members and 2,200 workers in bargaining, urging legislation to deny it bargaining agent status. The inquiry covered 1947 to 1949, citing the union’s New York headquarters and cross country drive to extend influence.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Internal Security
Saittee
Asis
Univn
United States
Senate
Hye Mall
Gummmunist Savey
New York City
Jas
Pennsylvania
Bis
Vviews
Soviets Admit Firing On Plane In Siberia Border Incident
The United States protested a Siberian border air incident after a American plane was fired on by Soviet fighters. Moscow officials said the event followed an incursion and noted awards for Soviet pilots involved. The protest was filed November 7 during talks with Andrei Gromyko.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rosaio
United States
Siberian
Moscow
Erat
Nno
Russia
Hugh Cumming
Alan G. Kink
Andrei Gromyko
State Department
Matthew B. Ridgway
Gromyko
Validivos- Tok
Raraneie
Renew Air War Over North Korea Near Manchuria Front
News reports describe renewed air operations over North Korea with strikes near the Yalu River and Manchuria sanctuary. Allied forces state the action targeted Communist air bases as Gen. Vandenberg warns of rising threat and potential escalation.
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North Korea
Far East Air Forces
German Talks Ended in Paris Open Path for West Germany
Paris November 23 Chancellor Konrad Adenauer returns to tell West Germany the path to greater autonomy begins with joining a Western army as a junior partner. The Big Three endorsed a framework allowing German military contribution under Eisenhower while preserving occupation powers until the army is formed. Nine months of talks failed to secure a full independence contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adenauer
Big Three
West Germany
Associated Press
Paris
Konnrad Adenauer
Hher
Adetinuer
Ble
Tor Blen
Bolin
U. S
State Acheson
Britain
Anthony Eden
Foren
Rupert ] Schuman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Atlantic
Adenpuer
Tenuyls
Union City Man Held on Morals Count
Wilson E. Smith 89 of Union City Pa faced morals charges in Warren Ohio after a reported incident with a 14 year old Titusville girl. Police said Smith on parole after 30 months for prior offense denied involvement in the assault on a 11 year old Warren girl and claimed he was merely traveling and stopped to see a movie.
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Warren
Wilson E. Smith
Union City
Manley English
Smith
Titusville
Tnlon City
Buffer zone clause agreed in Korean peace talks
Truce negotiators reached a buffer zone agreement Thursday raising optimism for a possible armistice by Christmas. Leaders from UN, including Brig. Gen. William F. Nuckols, stated the plan preserves the cease-fire line or a demarcation shift within 40 days if no armistice is signed.
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Associated Treen
Munsan
Korea
Rear Ann
Arleigh
Burke
Meunmund
Rugelines
Bariniyiniom
Hebelfigerset
Hodes
Hisayrer Bn Jilsh
Imeayee
Ula
William F. Nuckols
Fire from 20 inch gas line sparks blaze in Cranberry Township
A break in a 20 inch gas transmission line last night caused a fire over Cranberry township in Butler county. No injuries or damage reported, the line was secured and service to nearby areas was not disrupted. The pipe break was under control after the New Sure Natural Gas Company shut off the line.
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Butler
Nenad
Cranberry Township
Butler County
New
Sure Natural Gas Company
Ottteists
Sonwimerg
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