U S Jet Pilots Score Greatest Air Victory Of Korean War
American Sabre jets shot down ten Communist planes and damaged four in the largest air battle of the Korean War. Bombers and escorts were engaged as a mass raid crossed the Yalu toward the front. Four days of fighting yielded 18 Red jets destroyed and 19 damaged while one U.S. plane was lost. Ground action remained quiet as convoy traffic moved toward front lines.
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Randall Feted At Post Office Retirement Dinner
About 60 Corry Post Office staff and relatives gathered at the Columbus Community Church to honor R. M. Randall of Mead Avenue who retired after 39 years with the office. He received an electric blanket from former coworkers as Postmaster James Sullivan and others spoke.
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Famed Murderess Breaks From Hospital For The Insane
Gratty Winnie Roth Yudd, notorious killer, escaped from the Phoenix asylum for the insane after prying a window screen with improvised tools. She evaded a citywide search as bloodhounds failed to locate her, having previously dismembered victims and been sentenced to hang before insanity commitment.
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Recess Hearings On Tax Scandals In Washington
Way House aid investigators paused their hearings to allow more time to review Justice Department files amid rumors of a New York tax fraud fix. The Ways and Means subcommittee resumes probing Lamar Caudle once head of the tax division after his firing for outside activities.
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Oil City Driver Killed In Crash Near Butler
Three automobiles collided on Route 8 about 12 miles north of Butler. James MacPherson of Oil City Jacob Hedalin of Grove City and Harold Emerick of Pittsburgh were killed. At least three others injured including Mrs Hedalli and her two children taken to Basine Hospital. State Police reported one car skidded on ice and struck two oncoming vehicles.
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Allies Refuse 10 Discuss Red Troop Proposal
Allied negotiators refuse immediate troop withdrawals and maintain demands for joint inspection behind front lines and an ironclad ban on strengthening frontline forces. In Munsan Korea the talks show no progress as UN and North Korean negotiators clash over terms. UN officials note no cease-fire progress and plan resumption at Panmunjom.
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Bucknell appoints Dr Paul Witmeyer professor of education
Lewistown Pa Nov 30 appointment of Dr Paul B Witmeyer superintendent of schools at Williamsport as professor of education at Bucknell University effective in the fall of 1952 was announced today. Witmeyer has led the Williamsport public schools since 1946 and earlier served two years as deputy superintendent of public instruction for Pennsylvania.
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Home Rule Bill Pushed by State Officials in Pa
ALTOONA Pa Nov 30 The Pennsylvania Home Rule Association has urged the state Assembly to pass the Meikinnty Hewitt home rule bill A power committee formed in the state house includes county commissioners borough supervisors and other officials The bill would allocate 5 percent of state taxes for roads and would distribute funds by population with half for new highway construction A committee was named to deliver copies of the resolution to Governor Fine and legislators
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Emerson gets 1 2 year term for sodomy conviction
Howard Emerson, convicted two weeks earlier by Erie county court on sodomy, was sentenced to one to two years at the Western Penitentiary after appearing before Judge Laub. The leniency request by attorney Scarpelli was denied as the state's weak testimony and a self-implicating Chitt witness influenced the judge.
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Korean arsenal blast leaves many dead and wounded
In Pusan Korea the government arsenal exploded in a sequence of blasts four miles wide. Six Koreans were killed and at least fifty injured as 48 homes were destroyed and 100 damaged. Overall damage estimated at $20 million with rescue workers searching the ruins.
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Russia to Join Secret Arm Talks Amid Western Push
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky announced Moscow will participate in secret four power disarmament talks. Western allies called it a modest step, but warned progress would be tough amid deep mistrust and ongoing debates over security council veto and the structure of the arms commission.
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Millionth Auto Death Near as Timeline Shifts
The National Safety Council projects the millionth road death will occur on December 21 if weather and delays do not hinder it. October fatalities reached 3,760, the highest monthly toll since 1841, while the council notes the tally rose to about 397,300 with November reports. Churchill Turns 78 as Prime Minister Amid Plans for Dinner Party.
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Thailand Coup Ends Powerless Silent Overthrow
Bangkok report says a military faction abolished the constitution and dissolved Parliament in a bloodless overnight coup. Premier Pibulsonggram named defense minister as a new cabinet takes power in a state of temporary administration. Foreign policy remains unchanged according to radio broadcasts.
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Price controls checked on laundries and repair shops
Washington reports a nationwide program to enforce price regulations on services including laundries cleaning and repair shops park dues and jukebox operators. Price Enforcement Director Edward Morgan says inspections will verify posted prices and unlawful hikes while ignorance is no excuse. The regulation has been in effect since May 16 and enforcement will be vigorous to boost compliance. The Justice Department approves allowing U S attorneys to seek court orders to compel compliance without central approval.
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Escape Death In Plane Crash In Texas B 29
YOAKUM Texas November 30 Seven crewmen of a B 29 from Randolph Field bailed out safely before their plane crashed and exploded near here The pilot a colonel refused to name the crewmen One man sprained an ankle others unhurt The pilot said bailouts occurred at 12 18 am as one engine caught fire The crew were at their last training flight before overseas and it was their first parachute jump per man COL Sutherland Named Pittsburgh November 30 Col Edwin M Sutherland native of Kittanning becomes chief of the Pennsylvania military district His headquarters will be at Indiantown Gap Md
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Taft silent on his choice for Wherry's post
Washington reporter notes Taft will likely stay silent on whom he backs for Wherry's Senate leadership after Wherry's death. The piece outlines potential candidates including Saltonstall Knowland Dirksen and Brewster, with insistent focus on Eisenhower and Taft factions and party unity ahead of a possible 1952 GOP nomination scenario. It also reports a Pittsburgh fire tragedy in which 2-year-old Karen Schmedlin died and Virginia Schmedlin was rescued.
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City council tables biggest budget in city history
City council members held a special meeting to tentatively approve a record budget of 151,110 for next year. They proposed leasing nine city properties and adjusting the mill levy from 17 to 18 mills, plus a per capita levy rise from 5.5 to 7 dollars for 1989. The package includes proposed expenditures and new tax measures, approved in principle.
Taxes Rise for City and County Budgets in Local Plans
Tax estimates show a total of 189 687 from real estate and personal levies. City and county rates rise with millages and personal caps. A council session is planned for December 24 to finalize ordinances. Budget increases 14 093 over last year, with pay hikes boosting many departments.
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Florida Attorney Scott Qualifies for State Bar
Waltersoo, a longtime practicing attorney in this city, was admitted to the Florida bar yesterday after passing state examinations. He relinquished local practice to move to Tampa last summer for health reasons and is to appear in Tallahassee to be formally admitted to the practice of law. His father on Mott Street learned of the achievement.
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