Senate Investigators Weigh FBI Testimony On Red Espionage
Senate Internal Security subcommittee reviews FBI summaries of alleged Soviet espionage as McCarthy plans a radio TV response to Truman. Canadian MP accuses McCarthyites of trying to blackmail Canada, while the panel probes Harold E. Glasser data from 1946. Public hearings delayed. next session December 2.
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Canada
White House
Glasser
Associated Press
Washington — Senate
FBI
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Truman
House of Connamons
United States
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Senate Internal Security
Eisenhower
Brownell
Epha
Morris
Sor Security
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Jenner
R-Ind
Browdell
Neral
Clark M. Clifford
Clark
Cliford
Supreme Court
Clifford
Tuman
New York City
Lows
Gasset
Alston Named Brooklyn Pilot In Major League Shakeup
Wally Als ton of Montreal Royals was named manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers in the International League report. At 42 he succeeds Chuck Dressen who resigned after leading the Dodgers to a National League pennant. Dressen moves to Oakland while Alston, a Hamilton Ohio native, had his only major league game as a St Louis Cardinal first baseman in 1936.
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Brooklyn Pilot
Wally Alston
Montreal Royal
Brooklyn Iizers
Alston
Chuck Dressen
Baseball World Ostabier
Oakland Pacific Coast Leasgue
Dodger
Hamilton
Ohio
St. Louis Cardinals
Six In Family Perish In Fire At Johnstown
In Johnstown Pennsylvania a fast spreading fire destroyed a four family apartment house. A mother Evelyn Sullivan 22 and seven children were killed. two other children were burned and treated. The father Andrey Sullivan reported for work at a nearby coke yard and survived. Neighbors and relatives listed among the missing or displaced include M Johnston and Curtiss Edwards family members plus Cunningham couple. Fire equipment from all available units responded to the 6:30 to 7 a.m. blaze.
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Johnstown
Del
Stephen Barris
M. Johnston
Flood Dangers Said Mounting in Northwest
Flood dangers appeared increasing in the Pacific Northwest as heavy rains spread from Northern California northward. Two deaths and about 2,400 people isolated in Oregon and Northern California amid highway blockages from high water and slides in Coos and Curry counties. Towns Coquille Mestle Point Powers and Boudin isolated.
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Associated Press
Pacific Northwest
California
Oregon
Coos
Curry
Coquille
Mestle Point
Powers
Boudion
New Tongland
Great Lakes
Central Plains
Rockies
Ohio Valley
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Appalachians
Pacific Coast
Free Woman Trapped in Car Wreckage After Collision
A 42 year old woman was trapped for over an hour in a car wreck after a collision with a truck. She received a sedative and was freed with a blow torch. She sustained severe head injuries and was hospitalized. A second passenger, Anna Popp, 40, escaped with minor injuries. In Pittsburgh Shaler Township a 33 year old Martha Hlayen was found dead in a car with exhaust fumes from a vacuum hose. An 11 year old nephew helped drag his aunt from the vehicle and called for help. Five men gave oxygen but she could not be revived.
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Am Sulo
Edith Koch
Sutto
Pittshurgh
Martha Hlayen
Shaler Township
Asst
Rudy Taylor
Taylor
William HisVse
Stevenson Blasts GOP Program Before Georgia Legislature
Former Governor Adlai Stevenson denounces the Republican program as indictment by suspicion and an end to McCarthyism. He urges dignity and objectivity, praises minority progress, credits Democrats with warning against divisive politics, and appeals for party unity to meet communism and espionage challenges.
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Georgia
Ike
Associated Press
Atlanta
Adlai Stevenson
Tinois
Democratic Party
Ger. Eisenhower
Stevenson
MacCarthy
Jlash
United States
Truman
South
North
Brooklyn
Republican Congress
Minnick Wins Arnold Council Seat After Recount
In GHEENSBURG Pennsylvania John Minnick Democrat edged incumbent Edward L Alfonso Republican by 24 votes after a ballot recount. Minnick had previously failed to win the Democratic nomination but secured the Republican nomination by write in votes. The November 2 election saw initial counts of 1734 to 1748, later revised to 1728 for Alfonso and 1752 for Minnick. The second notice concerns the divorce of Hazel L Webb from Del E Webb in Ely Nevada.
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Associated Press
Gheensburg
John
Minnick
Arnold
Carpenter
Edward L. Alfonso
Alfonso
Blaze destroys home for third time near Spartansburg
Fire destroyed the James Hitchie residence at Glynden in Spartan Township after a blaze rekindled on the second floor. Mr and Mrs Ritchie, who were away at Aero Supply, learned of the fire from neighbors as Spartansburg and Cantrville fire crews fought the flames. Loss included furnishings and appliances. some items were salvaged, and the couple relocated to Corry.
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James Hitchie
Glynden
Spartansburg
Frame Hommer
Ritchie
Belly Webbs
Corry
Centervise
Canterville
Fem
Charles Rittenhouse
Spartan Township
Spartanshire
Queen Elizabeth II Visits Bermuda on One Day Stop
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Bermuda for a one day stay during a six month world tour. Gov. Sir Alexander Hood welcomed the royal party at the airport as they prepared to tour the island and address a joint meeting of Bermuda’s legislature.
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Associated Press
Hamilton
Bdn
Duke of Edinburgh
Kindler Field
Gander
London
Alexander Hood
Sirport
Jamaica
Australia
Ceylon
New Zealand
Bermuda
House of Assembly
Legislative Council
Government House
Frince Charles
Princess ‘Anne
Buckingham Palace
U N urged scrap Russia peace plan amid disarmament debate
United States delegation at the United Nations urged rejection of Russia's peace plan. The dispute centered on international control of nuclear weapons and disarmament safeguards. Western powers pressed for a broader framework while opposing aggressive rhetoric and unilateral bases.
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Associated Press
United Nations
United States
Tve
United Nations Today
Mussiu
Delepale
Henry Cabot Lodge
Baview Union
Krowith
Vilegabe
Fureigi Base
Academi Westetis
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Bai
Sovieks
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Haiva
Inter Clement Safeziards
Bio Powers
Spart a Girl Found in New York City After Station Episode
A 16 year old from Sparta was found asleep at Pennsylvania Station in New York City after arriving November 20. She told officers she left home exhausted to seek work and stayed with a woman named Mrs Helen Waller, but returned to the station yesterday and was taken into protective custody.
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Pennsylvania
Sharlansburg
New York City
Hiyey
Charlotte Morris
Spartansburg
Pentavania Station
Helen Waller
Mev
Walker
Howes
Ant
Mediation urged to forestall bus strike in 1953
Washington reports mediation efforts under AFL guidance to avert a nationwide bus strike. McCoy presses for a 10 day postponement for bargaining while unions split on walkout plans. Local Philadelphia and Indianapolis groups show mixed support with two thirds in some bodies required to authorize action. Pittsburgh notes Allegheny Ludlum Steel to raise cobalt alloy prices December 1 due to higher raw material costs.
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Associated Press
Washington
AFL
Mierluy Prestiaermvil
Tomas
Greyinnund
Jon Whitley
McCoys Mediia
Herbert Syinn
Bikotrie
Mater
McCoy
Amy Lntiterenés
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Philadelphia
Wein
Indianapolis
Barly
Bodwyli
Wayne Willapss
Jocal
Tadlermpolls
Williams
Penmylvania Greyhound
Alfec
Birice Bike
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Lud- Wm Steel Corp
Community Play Program Set to Open December 5
A city committee seeks permission from the State Armory Board to use the Armory for a Friday and Saturday night youth recreation program starting December 5. The plan includes adult activities if interest grows, with supervision by paid instructors funded by the school district.
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de- Hensber
Sexsian
Sai
Aimpiiy
State Armory Board
Houghton
Joel
Rcope
Lom Hanne
Conunilegis
Pbs
Corry man held in Erie pinball license case
Corry resident Albert Magliardi was arrested by the Erie vice squad for operating 15 pinball machines without a license. Mayor Thomas Flatley signed the arrest warrant. Magliardi was released on bond and set to appear in police court tomorrow. In Greensburg, votes in Monessen’s Second Ward precinct were voided for irregularities, with county commissioners ruling against the dissenting member.
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Erie
Thomas Flatley
Albert
Marty) Magharditi
Ng Corry
State Street
Fintley
Macgliarditi
Greensburg
Monessen
Westmoreland County
W. Everett Noel
Robert A. Kilgore
Harry ©. Gongn«ware
Allied team begins ten interviews soon
Allied team announces ten interviews to be started soon, outlining the process and timeline for selecting candidates. The briefing notes specify the interviews will involve multiple departments and external assessors, with eligibility criteria and scheduling details to be released.
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Allied Team
No progress on plans for Korean peace conference
Allies report final preparations for repatriation talks at Panmunjom to win back POWs and set interview schedules. Efforts focus on 22 Americans, 5 Britons, and 5 South Koreans with a 40 day window and limited site exhibitors for the exfiltration and reunification process.
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Allied
Associated Press
Panmunjom
UN Goyoaind
Peisoner
Eye
Kurowi Phe Commission Nosseta Timak
Red
Sched
UNG
UNC
Commission
Uelang
Republic of Korea
United States
Britain
United Nations
Fine Visits In Jordan Today
Gov. John S Fine of Pennsylvania arrived today in Jordan visiting the Holy Sepulchre and other religious shrines in Jerusalem and Bethlehem before returning to Israel to address the Tel Aviv branch of the Israel America Friendship League on contemporary American politics.
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Jerusalem
John S Fine
Israel
Depd
Old City
Bethlehem
Tel Aviv
Israel-America Friendship League
Two escape from red Albania on 26 ton boat
Athens reports a 26 ton boat carried engineer and aide fleeing Communist Albania. They slipped past two armed guards and reached Corfu with military supplies and merchandise. A second item notes a soldier killed in Uniontown crash and another wounded.
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Albania
Wysswerayea
Athens
Greece
Todey
Dopine
Corfu
Capeuin
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