Visionaries Seek Frontier Wealth That Glorifies Mind Power
Babson Park Mass November 24 192? quote "wise investors" embrace new opportunities driven by natural resources and the brain power of youth. the author extols patience courage and spiritual inspiration, praising self discipline over material gains, while arguing exploitation of human intellect fuels future wealth. continued on page six.
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Loger W. Barron
Babson Park
Mass
Niral West
Fo Edison
Firestone
Ford
WMC
Plane Crash Kills Six in Zurich Tragedy
A large Transair Airlines freight plane from Tel Aviv Amsterdam crashed while circling Zurich airport. Six crew members died. one, Michael Jercia, 27, survived with broken legs after escaping the burning wreckage. Wreckage spread over floodland as Swiss authorities and airline officials investigated amid poor visibility.
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Zurich
Tsrnell
Tel Aviv
Amsterdam
Tex' Ss
Michael
Jercia
Swiss
Federal Air Force
Kramer Free on $4,000 Bond After Erie Stock Fraud Charge
Maurice J. Kramer, 60, of Hagerstown Md, is free on 4000 bond while awaiting county grand jury action on charges he sold 8800 dollars worth of stock under fraudulent pretense. Kramer posted bond after a hearing yesterday. he was arrested in Erie on November 14. State Police said Kramer sold stock represented as shares in Central Chemical Corp of Hagerstown to four Erie County residents. The money has been refunded.
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Kramer
Erie
Maurice J.kramer
Hagerstown
Central Chemical Corp
Erie County
Disputed Sectors On Western End Of Battle Zone
United Nations and Communist staff officers in Korea predicted progress on half of the 145 mile cease-fire line as they met in Panmunjom. They expected to map 65 to 70 miles by Sunday, with a possible extension by the cease-fire subcommittees if needed. Progress showed areas of major difference mostly on the western end near Yonchon.
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Associated Press
Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Honard Levie
Buf
Panimiinjom
Levie
Lovie
Sug In
Yonchon
Tevie
Leyte
J. Levle
Day of the Big Snow Recalls Seven Day Deluge
A year ago today the city endured the Day of the Big Snow from November 24 to 30. Heavy snowfall blocked streets and halted traffic for seven days as residents shovelled out from three feet of snow and city plows worked around the clock despite milder conditions elsewhere.
Cars Damaged in City Mishaps
Seven cars damaged in three accidents on city streets with total loss exceeding 3500. Mrs Thomas Burkhart and Damon and Leamer involved. Damon’s rider Clifford Custer injured. Separate collision at East Washington Street and Maple Avenue damaged Baress, Mrs Peterson, and their vehicles with varied losses. Drake and Croker collision caused minor damage.
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Otal
City Aweeth Yestalay
Thomas Burkhart
West Irving Street
Glale Daniel
Bearake
Fred Leamer
North Center Street
South Center Street
Burkhart
Da~mon
Leamer
Damon
Clifford Custer
Columbus
Benives
Frank Baresat
East Smith’ Street
Lyle Peterson
Corry
R. D
East Washington Street
Maple Avenue
Peterson
Russia Accused Of Firing On Plane By Assaciated Prev
The United States accuses Soviet Russia of intercepting and attacking an American plane over international waters off Siberia without warning. The weather reconnaissance flight, part of a UN mission in Korea, is presumed lost since November 6. The protest was sent to UN Secretary General for Security Council consideration.
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Paris
United States
Soviet Russia
Siberia
UN Com
Kores
United Nations
Ygve Lie
UN Security Council
UN Eld
Auronom
New Orleans to Hire Women Traffic Cops
New Orleans plans to employ 22 women as traffic officers in the business district. Requirements include height of five feet three inches, proportional weight, ages 25 to 45, good health and character. The first women officers will be on duty December 16 during peak hours.
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New Orleans
Lown
Feuding Findley Lake Owners Face Lake Area Battle
The Findley Lake Proper Owners Inc plans a legal fight over cottage island walls and to vote on a dues raise at a December 7 meeting. Proxies authorize members to decide on a bylaw change and potential suits to remove unauthorized structures on the island amid a dispute over lake level adjustments.
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Metsbere
Findley Lake
Gordon Turnbull
Te Corporation
Iewal
Dirdetirs Te
Findley Lakke
Cernachins
A. L. Cooper
Finsley Lake
Ridgway Report Raises U S Prisoner Killings to Eight Thousand
A newly disclosed United Nations report summarizing General Ridgway's dispatch to the UN Security Council says about 8,000 U S military personnel have been reported killed as war crimes by July 1951. The figure, up from earlier estimates, includes roughly 7,000 killed by North Koreans and the rest by Chinese forces, with about 15,000 South Koreans dead in other incidents.
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Associated Prngs Faris
Korea
Get
Matthew B. Ridgway
Supreme Allied Commader
Far East
United Nations Security Coun
Mate
Riduwas
United States
Owl
James M. Hanley
Col
Hanley iv
Eighth Army
Washington
Ridgway
Seal
Tae Jom
Enery
Norihy
Youth Lost in Brooks Rocks District Found Safe
Corry youth William Blutt age 16 went hunting with friends near East Corry when he became separated. A large search led by hunters and residents traced his path to Route 6 where he hitched a ride to Pittsfield and then walked to Dearhead Inn before continuing on foot. He was located by Mr and Mrs William Craker, members of the search, and the team paused the search at 10 489. A separate group persisted until 2 a m, with no further injuries reported.
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Corry
City
Brooks Rocks
William Blutt
Brs
John Blate
West South Street
Thomas Stroup
James Shaver, Jr
Rex Harmon
Young Bistt
Pittsfield
Dearhead Inn
Anyore
Wall
William Craker
Corry Aud
James Shaver
St. Paul Stroup
Jack Blatt
Tommy Stroup
Three Men Charged With Setting Up Lottery in New Brighton
Three men face charges of setting up and operating a lottery after a blind World War II veteran claimed he was unpaid on a football pool win. Francis Mirk and Tom DeSantis pleaded guilty and posted $1,000 bonds each, Frank Loniewski pleaded innocent with $5,000 bond. The veteran testified he won $800 plus other tickets worth $5 each, and said operators offered to pay on those but could not locate the winning stub for $3900.
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New Brighton
Justice of the Peace
Thomas G. Bishop
Francis Mirk
van Port
Tom DeSantis
Fair Owl
Frank Loniewski
Ambridge
Back George
George
Car Crash Kills Bennett Smith in McKeesport
In East McKeesport on Fifth Avenue Bennett Smith 38 of Duquesne was killed when his car collided with a parked truck. John ONeil 24 of Homestead was injured slightly. The wreck occurred today as the two men were involved in the fatal crash.
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Mckeesport
Bennett Smith
Duquesne
John O’neil
Homestead
Them Auto
Fifth Avenue
East McKeesport
Midwest Cold Wave Turns Freedom in Early Weekend
A broad cold air mass moved from the northern plains toward the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley, with snow flurries in the Great Lakes region and light precipitation across the lower Ohio valley. Warmer conditions lingered in the Deep South and along the Atlantic coast as fronts stretched from New England to central Texas, bringing showers in California and rain in the lower Ohio valley.
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Nerchern
Ohu
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Atlante Seaboard
North Central
Great Takes
West Central Rockies
Gui States
South
Middle Atlantic States
Rockies
Pacificoast
New Wrugland
Ohio Valley
Central
Tesas
Oho
Arena
California
Blast at Danish Navy Arsenal Kills 18 Firemen and Sailors
A night blast at the Sofenhagen Danish Navy Arsenal killed 18 firemen and enlisted sailors, with 79 injured. The explosion shattered Copenhagen, damaged five buildings, and set alarms ringing as far as Sweden. Officials say the force came from half ton mines recently delivered from the United States, triggering a massive fire and a grim salvage.
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Denmark
Ar ‘Senal
Onovetal
Copenhagen
Sweden
Straits
Milne
le United
Living Costs Reach Record High Amid Inflation
Washington reports consumer prices rising to 187 percent of the 1995-89 base for October data. Food prices jump and rents climb about 2.15 percent, driving the increase as apparel holds steady and households feel higher costs across 47 of 56 cities surveyed.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Residents Propose Raising Lake Level At Meeting
About 49 residents of Fiuny Lake backed a plan to raise the lake level, forming a committee to press property owners association head M. Howard to act. The group met at Sirements Hall led by Don Rothenbente RW. Whiter Arthur Gooper Jr. and Bus Bradley, seeking a meeting with Howard to advance the project. They cited winter damage and cleaner shorelines as reasons, while opponents feared environmental and spawning impacts and possible flooding below the dam. The plan contemplates another meeting, with possible formal action through the association and regional authorities.
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M. Howard
Fhuiny Lake
Eh the
Henilott
Yas Feld
Sirements Hall
Don Rothenbente
RW. Whiter
Arthur Gooper, Jr
Bus
Bradley
Howard
Tin
Spirit of
Tréchines
Repuest Hin
Finschley Lake
Dirout Wesum
Olamdley Lake
Wishp
Whitter
Jase
Wieland
Asso
Tyra
City to Attach Wages to Collect Taxes in City
City Treasurer Carl Smith announced plans to issue wage attachments on workers who owe the per capita tax. Lists of employees from major employers will be cross checked to identify payees with unpaid taxes. Authorities say several thousand dollars remain outstanding and a short term loan may be needed to fund municipal functions. Gov Warren recuperating after appendectomy in San Francisco.
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Smith
Carl Smith
Soviet demands and Britain Britain disappoint with disarmament talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky demanded major rewrites to the Western disarmament plan, proposing amendments to transform it toward Soviet aims. Western diplomats expressed disappointment while noting the amendments could still open discussion, as US delegate Ambassador Philip Jessup and Secretary Acheson urged negotiation over invective. The session focused on step by step arms reductions and international control, with heavy veto considerations in the Security Council cited. In Alpine New York, publisher Farr Irving Seely Sr died in a fatal crash, with a bystander injured and taken to Wad ert Packer Hospital Sayre.
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Associated Mess
Paris
Andreiiy Vishinsky
Queep
Russia
Beytayn Ayer
Vishinak
Jong
Vishinsky
Unites Nations Assembly
Philip © Dessuip
United States
Acheson
Vishitsky
Britain
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Cbirax
Security Council
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Igr
America
UN General Assembly
France
Wishinsky
BP and
Alpine
N.Y
M—Farr Irving Seely
Jhe Lisher
Ali Bat
Shearson
Hart J, Jr
Wadert Packer Hospital
Sayre
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Bart Warren
University of California
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