Aero Union Workers Vote to Call Strike Over Wages
Aero Supply Mfg Co employees voted 184 to 4 to strike over contract demands after a recent 5 cent wage increase granted by the company. The walkout is planned at the Corry plant serving as part of ongoing labor actions affecting Aero plants and Ajax Iron Works in related disputes.
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Aero Union
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Taft-Hamsley
Jenves
Ward
Aero Plant
Cis
Gerry-Jameslins
Ajax Iron Works
Indochina Reds aided by China in training and arms
U S officials say Chinese Communists have supplied substantial weapons and training to forces in Indochina. The aid is cited as a key factor in Communist advances while Washington debates policy shifts and possible more arms shipments. No decision to deploy U S ground forces or take a UN route appears imminent.
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Washington
Ameriatt
Tedacitina
United States
Todochina
Koresi
Truman
Douglas MacArthuy
Indochina
Tyland
Ootton
United Nations
Tidothina
Ning Nob
Storm Warnings Hoisted Again In Florida Surge
A second hurricane warning was issued for Florida as a tropical storm crossed from the Gulf and battered the Miami Fort Lauderdale region. Winds near 140 mph devastated several areas, causing extensive property damage and leaving hundreds homeless.
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Miami
Florida West
Fort Myers
Derdyr Key Tol
Eloem Warnie
Ayer Ie
Geninauh
Benviais Gawa
Flo Jay
Mexico
Miami-Fort Lauderdale
Truman Says Formosa Issue Settled At Last
President Truman asserts the Formosa dispute is settled following his island conference with Gen. MacArthur. Lawmakers seek details after a Pentagon leak suggested agreement. Knowland presses Pace for confirmation, while officials caution against off the record comments.
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Truman
Formosa
Associated Press
Washington
Ike Tland
Douglas
U.S
United Nations
MacArthur
Knowland
R-Oullf
Pentagon
Pacific
Telecam
Amy Pace
Pace
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Gross recalled by Pittsburgh probers
Howard F. Gross, former boss of Pittsburgh's skilled laborers, was recalled before a special grand jury in a secret probe of free work charges. He testified briefly after Judge Bara M. Soffel ruled some questions were non incriminating while others might be. Deputy Attorney General Meredith Reed led the questioning, with assistance from W Denning Stewart in charge of the probe for Attorney General Charles J. Murphy.
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Voumen Am
Pittsburgh
Howard F. Gross
Gram
Gross
Bara M
Soffel
Meredith Reed
Witt
Reed i 5
W. Denning Stewart Wo
Charles J. Murptotth
Amateurs Shine At Junior High Potato Festival Show
crowd enjoyed a lively amateur hour at the junior high linked to the Potato Festival. Lea Pfeiffer and the Pennsylvania Night Hawks led with strong performances, a runoff crowned Corry youth as top act, and performers won silver dollars while many notables were thanked for organizing and assisting the event.
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Corry
Lea Pfeiffer
Brookstrest
Pannylvania Night Hawks
Union City
Lona Barto
Snyder Circle
Pfeifer
Jot van Dresar
Linda Tarbell
Rickie Carrall
Judith Dwyer
Warsaw Ghncerta
Mary Vanderhoof
Lena Barto
van Barto
Leo Pfeiffer
Pennsylvania Night Hawks
Louise Sherwood
Mary Ann Diemer
Carol Ann Roelofs
Laree Knapp
Ray Spring
Tillotson
Cattle theft scare calmed by police investigation
A Spring Creek farmer feared cattle rustling after a truck was seen near his herd. State Police traced the trucker, found all cows accounted for, and released him after he explained he was surveying land for potential leasing near the Clough farm.
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Spring Creek
Warren
Robert Kafferlin
Big Clough
Kafferlin
Kafferlin Farm
Clough
Eaffertin
Penn a Week Calendar East Washington street events and Armory activities
Continuation of all activities at East Washington street and Armory. Square dancing on Maple avenue in front of Armory at 8 p m Saturday. Awarding of the car at 2 p m. Parade preceding the Potato Bowl game at 1 p m. Potato Bowl football game at 2:30 p m.
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Amy
East Washington Street
Armory
Maple Avenue
Death march survivors report 280 GIs slain in Pyongyang
Three American POWs survived a brutal march from Seoul to Pyongyang as the North Korean guards beat and murdered others. Capt. William Locke Lt Alexander Makaroumis and Sgt Takest Kamdai described atrocities, starvation, and dismal conditions during the trek, with 289 Americans reported killed or captured in the broader group.
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Associated Press
Pyongyang
America
Gudiy
U.S
Seoul
Red Capital
Thas
Ecol
Myl
William 7. Deyn
U. 8
24Th Devision
Tae- Jon
Dean Tact
Repor
United Nations
Stalin Street
Air Force
William Locke
Enfield
Ronda
Karen
Yokoda Air Base
Japan
Waegwan
Alesander Makaroumis
Lowell
Mass
6Th Regiment
Meer Ha~dong
Takest Kamdai
Honolulu
Mth Regiment
24Th Division
Taejon
Sntwins
Pyongyane
Larke
Sol
Imedir Sal
Locke
Severteen
Pyongyans
United States Ready for Peace Confab Path to World Peace
LAKE SUCCESS Oct 20 The United States signaled readiness to participate in talks on world peace underlining the need to address complex problems. John Foster Dulles briefing the Republican policy committee warned against underestimating difficulties and said any agreements would rest on justice. Also announced Ex college head Dr Robert E Doherty died at age emeritus president Carnegie Institute of Technology.
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U. 5
Schenectady, N
Robert E. Doherty
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Publication of Second Letter Holds Interest
A federal editor notes the second letter to Alger Hiss in defense of Hiss drew attention as Truman discussed its political impact. He believes the letter could influence New York and Pennsylvania races, with Kerry Myers favored in Pennsylvania, and critiques on Lt. Gov. Knight’s withdrawal and Roosevelt’s tactics cited.
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Ehman
Hiss
Trumary
Sen. Myers
Ankaehareh
Panalian
New York
Lon
New ‘York
Truman
Senate
House
Francis
J .Myers
Pennsylvania
Myers
James H. Dutt
Hadley Teller
California
James Roosevelt
Burl War- Serpeleocetts
Goorwin J. Knight
Une
Roosevelt
Hanley
Dewey
Dewey and Warren
Warren
Knight
Ayigh
Lew Roosevelt
Hapley
New York World- Telegram
One-Car Crash Injures Two In Lincolnville Area
A Centerville woman and a Titusville man were injured in a one car crash on Lincolnville Road at 8:40 last night. Marlon Boyle, 41, of Centerville, and George Strick, 58, of Titusville, R3, suffered facial lacerations and were treated at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City. Investigating police say the driver attempted a turn from a private driveway. a passenger handed her a cigarette, causing loss of control and a high-speed impact that damaged the vehicle and guard rail.
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Centerville
Titus
Lincolnville
Carry Jide
Marlon Boyle
George Strick
Titusville
Stricke
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Trenchers topple on gas line job. major accident near Route 6
A large trenching machine toppled onto a gas transmission trench about a mile south of Rowe and near Caste Silt farm, halting work. Workers struggled for hours to free the machine as salvage cranes and heavier equipment arrived. One trencher was lost in quicksand, delaying tunneling under Route 6. the unit was dismantled piece by piece before removal and repair parts were sought to resume within days.
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Ren
Hasee Gas Transmission Co
Ecunipmer
Moe Rowe
Tarbell
Uyawvnliyg
Boved
Usslor
Uliing City
Auleial
Poetess Edna St. Vincent Millay Dies of Heart Attack
AUSTERLITZ N Y March reports poetess Edna St. Vincent Millay died early yesterday from a heart attack after editing proofs overnight. She was found at the foot of a stairway, moved to a nearby home for burial, and had lived at East Hill where a gate warned visitors. Millay, a Pulitzer Prize winner, wrote the famous Renascence at nineteen while still in school.
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N. Y
Det
Dia St. Virwenl Millay
Fier Husted
Eugen Dan Boissevain
Miss Millay
Wiih
East Hill
Oscar Wilcox
James Pinnie
Boby
Cathar
Berkehie Hill
Mise Millay
Renascene
New England
Steer brings high price at Blair County fair
Satties Beck's baby steer sold for 2084 dollars at Blair County 4-H show in Altoona. The winning hereford from Sinki ng Valley claimed the baby beef championship as exhibitors reported strong bidding and high interest from buyers.
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Altoona
Satties Beck
Sinking Valley
Blair County
Parade Planned Before Corry High Football Game
A pre game parade and snake dance will lead Corry High School fans to the Potato Bowl game at Souls Center. Led by the Curry Th Sahoo Bath and Miss Coy, the ceremonies feature songs by the Tillotson Sisters, introduction of Miss Corry and court, interviews, and a halftime Coy High Band performance with a new program. The large trophy for the winners will be presented after the game, with Chamber of Commerce officials coordinating spectator seating and post game activities.
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Tne
Corry
Powith
Charan Dake Waterhouse
Parwuijale
Bolom
Souls Center
Biel
Lovetaid
Tillotson
Spartanshore
Miss Corry
Coy High
Sten
Ute
Chamber of Commerce
Ankite
Han
Plan Million Dollar Museum at Drake Well
Dr P H Giddens curator of Drake Well proposed a plan to build a Pennsylvania limestone museum at Titusville. The project aims to reclaim the pioneer story of the petroleum industry and enhance its historical significance with modern facilities. The museum would reuse the present Drake Well structure and seek 1,000,000 in funding.
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OS City
Pennsylvania
Memorial Park
Pear
Titusville
P. H. Giddens
Drake
Ardociatan
Giddens
MacArthur Directs Aerial Assault Against Pyongyang
General Douglas MacArthur directs a United States air offensive as the first major operation of the Korean War. The mission aims to shorten the conflict, aid trapped prisoners, and pressure North Korea toward surrender, signaling a decisive shift in wartime strategy.
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Pyongyang
MacArthur Says War Is Definitely Ending
Tokyo reports say thousands of American paratroopers landed deep in Red Korea to finish the UN campaign and seize Pyongyang’s military headquarters. General MacArthur asserts a decisive push toward organized resistance’s end as Soviets and North Koreans face a tightening UN assault.
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MacArthur
Associated Press
Tokyo
Korea
Maclvthan Kinwell
Lie
al Ryans Gang
Pasoners
Blut
Suni
Willian F Bean
Fie
Dirksidu
Te Bart
Taejon ii Uly
South Raven Republic
Denim Leys T Han
Uielwd Mutlons Lrouihy
North Area
Abs Tokyo Burean
Russell
MayArthur
Moyeibo
Suikehon
Simehon
Pyongyang
United Nations
Red
Kim 1 Sung
Hie
20 Injured In Railroad Wreck
Cleveland October 20 The New York Central Pace Maker collided with an electric engine injuring about 20 persons none seriously Ward H Leahy Cleveland the first superintendent for the railway said the train was moving about 10 miles an hour when it struck the other engine causing an estimated two hour delay This was the second incident involving a New York Central passenger train yesterday in early darkness a New York Central train plunged at the trucks heart of Onsida New Jersey crewmen and spare passengers were aboard
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New York Central Railroad
Ward H, Leahy
Zant
New Yorke Central
Onsida
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