Western Europe defense force eyed within two months
The NATO military committee completed recommendations for a combined Western Europe defense force headed by a U S supreme commander, with Gen Dwight D Eisenhower tipped for the role. The plan envisions an integrated force across Europe and the Western Hemisphere, a supreme headquarters, and broad timelines suggesting a nucleus by January, though details on force size and commander nationality remain unresolved.
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West Europe
Associated Prony
Washington
Western
Europe
Jost Mehit
Batu Uay
Ne Clfets Nif
Une
Canada
United States
Rother
Dwieh D. Eiserhower
Allid
Eisenhower
Seibh
Rimasong
North Atlantic Council of Foreign Ministers
Foreign Ministers Council
Steel and Union Renew Pay Talks
Philip Murray of the CIO United Steelworkers reopened wage negotiations with U S Steel today for the 155,000 production and maintenance employees. Sources say the demand centers on about 25 cents an hour, with current wages around 1.70 per hour. The union has held talks with other companies since October, as Bethlehem Steel negotiations pause until November 1 and Bethlehem reports a nine month income of 90,504,414 and a 2 dividend in common.
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Evpisburue
Ubh
Philip Murray
Ciouthilled
U5 Bteel Corporation
U.S. Steel
Murray
Daig
Ethlehem
Justice Jackson Feted At Luncheon
Justice Jackson attends a luncheon with a reception at the Motel Corry near noon. He is accompanied by friends and clergy, and planned to visit his boyhood home at Buck Creek this afternoon after the event.
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Justice Jackson
Annie Ayuuepe
Gaery
Supreme Court
Corry
Tew Aid Friends
Bovinw Creek
Penny Moves 10 Merge Divisions at Buffalo Pennsy
Sept E P Adams to head new Northern Division at Buffalo as the Renove and Buffalo divisions of the Pennsylvania Railroad consolidate after Nov 1. Nov the merged units will be named the North division with B B Adams and S Lawrence taking key posts. Teufel promoted as assistant chief of motive power in Philadelphia.
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E. P. Adams
Northern
Buffalo
Renove
Pennsylvania Railroad
Terry
B. B. Adams
P Bat
Sui Lawrence
Buffalo Minion
Coast Storm Roars Inland Causing Severe Damage
A powerful Pacific storm sweeps from Northwest to Southwest causing heavy coastal damage, wrecked homes, toppled trees, and injuries. Winds up to 78 mph lash Santa Barbara to Oregon as ships report distress and a San Francisco Bay crane collapse injures workers. A separate tax evasion case sentences James Miggy Ruskin to four years and a $10,000 fine in Newark.
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Northwest
Pacific
California
Plains States
Wichita
Kas
Tula
Okla
Santa
San Francisco
Nevada
Idaho
Newark
N. J
James
Miggy) Ruskin
Government Plans Metal Controls To Speed Munitions
Washington dispatch reports the National Production Authority plans to curb civilian use of aluminum copper nickel and possibly cobalt to accelerate munitions output. The plan would cut a portion of each producer’s supply below prior averages while allowing product choices. Details remain tentative with no date set for action.
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Associated Press
Washington
William H. Hurrison
National Production Authority
NPA
Harrison
Associated General Contractors of America, Inc
Weedville Frogman Cited For Heroism In Wonson Mine Incident
A Pennsylvanian, Robert H. Jurkin of Weedville, is credited with heroism as underwater demolition experts known as frogmen helped save lives during the Wonson landing. As minesweeper ships Pirate and Pledge were damaged and sinking, the divers worked in minimal attire to clear harbor mines allowing Marines to land.
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Wonsan
Ssoren
Uct. Wi
Pirate
Pledge
Robert H. Jurkin
Weedville
Iater
Wonsul Bay
Sparta Boy Nabbed In Break In Attempt
A Spartanburg boy was apprehended by the Corry sub-station State Police in connection with an attempted break in at the Rex Still barber shop and GPM store in Sparta Falls Wednesday night. He admitted attempting the break alone and was turned over to Crawford County probation officials.
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Sparta
Spartansburg
Corry
Rex Still
Gpm
Severs
Crawford County Probation
Chest Chest Chest Reaches 5027 on Day Two
Campaign workers report the Community Chest total reaching 5027 late today as volunteers push toward the 29500 goal set by directors. Chairman Timex McIntosh noted progress while others hope to accelerate donations in the remaining week. Directors describe the drive as vital to supporting local charitable organizations through the Chest effort.
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Arny
Ande
Timex McIntosh
Iocat
Nce
Three Corry burglars jailed for burglary and larceny
Victor Daugherty 36 Don Nichols 18 and Delmer Buell 20 pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny in Warren County before Judge Allison Wade. They were sentenced to 60 days in jail and a $5 fine plus costs. A fourth defendant Virgil Walker 17 remains in juvenile court. They confessed to breaking into Log Cabin Inn Route 6 and Hilltop Dairy Bar on the Corry Spartansburg road. After sentencing they were recommitted to Warren County jail to await transfer to Erie County for related charges. Total loot valued at approximately 150 dollars.
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Corry
Warren County
Allison Wade
Victor Daugherty
East Street
Don Nichols
Gerry
R. D
Delmer Buell
East Fifth Street
Virgil Walker
Clymer
Wareren County
Log Cab
Hilltop
Corry Spartansburg
Erie County
Judge Blocks Erie Subversive Registration Ordinance
Pittsburgh, Oct. 27. A federal district judge issued a temporary restraining order against enforcement of Erie city ordinance requiring registration of Communists and subversives. Judge J. Alger Fee granted the injunction on behalf of the International Workers Attorney General’s list of subversive organizations. The ruling says the ordinance imposes an unreasonable burden on interstate commerce.
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Peete
Pittsburgh
Erie City
J. Alger Fee
International Workers Otter
Industrial Insurance Company
Erie
Two Church Groups Plan Merged Denomination in U S
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on October 27 state Baptist and Disciples of Christ conventions advanced a plan to merge their national bodies into a single denomination with over two million communicants. The conferences closed with calls for a more perfect understanding amid predictions the merger could occur in about four years. Washington leaders Dr EB Pruden and Dr J Warren Hastings urged consolidation at a joint meeting.
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Johnstown
State
Baptist and
Disciples of Christ Church Conventions
Washington
D. C.c
EB. Hi Pruden
Washington First Baptist Church
American Baptist Convenion
J. Warren Hastings
Hi National Gily Christian Church
City council approves 15 percent wage hike for city workers
The city council voted to pass an ordinance guaranteeing a 15 percent pay raise for all city employees. The measure aims to fund increases from November through December until the new budget takes effect, with payroll taxes to be pursued to cover the red ink. If approved on final reading, wages would rise to attract and retain workers, offset by anticipated November and December costs and a potential future wage freeze.
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Lheyswskilling
OIY Council
Neves~ Aury
Peuman Indy
Hiepepsin
Spyel
Rouneitinen
Pita
Goyneil
Fipain
Nation Faces Meat Shortage With Rising Prices
Washington reports economist Garil H Wilken of the Ram Materials National Council warns of a meat shortage and steep price rises in 1951. He cites a forecast of 155 to 180 pounds per person in demand, vs. 148 pounds produced, unless incentives boost output and defense spending raises purchasing power.
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Associated Press
Washington
Garl H. Wilken
Lithe Ram Materials National Council
Tate
Mowt Packers Association
Agriculture Department
Wilken
Corry Worker Injured Eye at Local Factory
Corry man May ote Sight In Eye after metal fragment torn from a press at the Raymond Mig Co. plant. Wawrejko, finishing dept man, struck in the right eye. Early treatment by a local physician, then to Dr. James Delaney, eye specialist, at St Vincent's Hospital for tests to assess laceration.
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Ee R.D. 2
Raymond Mig. Co
Wawrejko
der Ly
James Delaney
Erle
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mobilization of Armed Forces Tapers Off Across Nation
The article reports a tapering of the first mobilization pace after a large mobilization surge tied to the Comintern invasion of South Sore. Secretary Marshall outlines orderly policy and a move to limit active duty length for reservists. Fort Lewis orders halt on overseas shipments for 12,000 reservists and non overseas deployment for National Guard units. Air Force will not immediately mobilize further reserves.
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Associated Press
Washington
South Sore
Army
Air Force
Navy
Mavnle Corps
Sardine Corps
Fis
Joy Sonyions
Marshall
Fort Lewis
Wash
Fifth Army
Europe
Rise in Income Reported by PRR by Associated Press
The Pennsylvania Railroad reported a nine month net income of 21,437,579 for the period ended September 20, 1950, up sharply from 1949 due to reduced strikes. The nine months total rose by 20,896,500 year over year. September alone yielded 4,404,185, an increase of 7,091,407 versus 1946.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
Toss
Plane Plunges Into Lake Four Drowned in New Orleans
A military trainer aircraft crashed into a lake near New Orleans amid dense fog. Four men aboard were found drowned as search teams, including a naval diver, scoured the scene for wreckage. The foggy conditions hampered recovery efforts in the lake near Bellema, Alabama, and cooperation involved Keestes Air Force Base and local authorities.
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New Orleans
Ar Tore
Bo Jaye
Jin Jake Ponichatrathy
CBI
Crag Air Force
Baves
Mas
Bowtt
Weenes
Perry F Parker Dies At 34 In Cory
Perry F Parker of Cory died yesterday afternoon after a short illness, in Cory Hospital. He was born February 8 1916 in Sanford near Grand Valley and lived most of his life in Cory. He married Lilt Ferry on February 8 1936 and worked nine years at Raymond Mfg Co before becoming a builder. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church and Gorey Lodge No E B Ika. He is survived by his wife two children his parents Mr and Mrs Sherman Parker of Saufwals one sister Mrs Frank Brixiul Oceanside New Jersey one brother Anneth B Parker Bhila Helpbin and other relatives. The body is at Bracken-Keatn Funeral Home. Funeral service Sunday at 2 p m with Rev Paul F Bauer officiating. Burial Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Younisville
University of Rich Atone
Richmond
Lilt Ferry
Cory
Raymond Mfg. Co
Perker
Presbyteriat, Church
Gorey Lodmve Bika
Walley Ann
Perry Parker, Jr
Sherman Parker
Saufwals
Frank Brixiul
Titusville
Bracken-Keat
Paul F. Bauer
Pine Grove
Strike Talks Resume in Pittsburgh Mailers Walkout
Negotiators resumed talks in Pittsburgh as 200 mailing room workers strike, shutting three daily newspapers since October 1. Strikers demand a 19 cent hourly raise, rejected 10 cent offer. typical pay is about $7 for a 44 hour week, affecting about 2,500 workers.
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Pittsburgh
Chinese Reds claimed taking part in battle near Manchuria
Oct 27 dispatches report Allied troops advancing toward Manchuria’s Communist frontier amid heavy snow. The front line push toward the Manchurian border involved U S Marines and South Korean forces with reports of Chinese Red activity, limited air losses, and sustained probing raids along the border as authorities warn of further mobilization.
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Associated Press
Seoul
Manchuria
Red
Tucker Ajuick
Babe Rawert
Ughatha
AL Chowan
Won Sam
Port Fo
Tyr Irmanawlinm
Diamond Mountains
Hip Viink Muust
Rose Maries
Bowie
Wonsan
Mariner
Ted
Red Koreaiy
Iszadier Wyneral
Tenth Army
Wonsam
Lee
Won
Fan
Ite
Marine First l Wing
Ayo
Anighth
Semul
C.H. P. Eine
Morkh Korea
Byb
Morty Karen
Rei Ant-Aiverati
U. & Marine Corsair
Manchnvien
Manchiris
Yongsung
Ares
Ree
Thesan
Canter
Nori Mensiwardeae
Manpojin
Ghatieli
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Corry Hospital
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