Thanksgiving Day atterbury honors for Co F 1101 Infantry
Local soldiers from Indiana County in Co F 1101 Infantry 28th Division at Camp Atterbury celebrate with a three day pass for T Sgt Lewis Tyger and a household effort by the company. The report details dinner preparations and the choice of cooks, with Tyger anonymously directing efforts and Doyle Starry winning the pass. The article also includes a continuation note about Korean War fronts and Allied moves near Pyongyang and Songchon.
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Indiana
Co. F
Camp Atterbury
Lewis Tyger
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T. St. Tyger
Sei. Tyler
Peddicord
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Lewis
Cpl
Hilliard
Cpl. Manges
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Hinton
Rel
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Thoms
W. D. Stimson
Set
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Gibson
Beyers
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Sgt. Tyger
Doyle Starry
T. Sgt. Lewis
Sgt. Tycker
Trumans Join Crowd At Army Navy Game
The presidents party of more than 160 attends the service academy football game as a tour continues. After the game he pressed Congress for vast military and atomic budgets and conferred on the Korean crisis. He appointed Millard Caldwell to head civil defense and planned talks with Britain on ways to avert a third world war. Precautions for his safety were tightened after the November 1 assassination attempt at the White House.
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Millard F. Caldwell
Florida
Symington
Wallace Graham
White House
Gieh
Fritzi Scheff Triumphs In Hoarse Comeback Try
Fritzi Scheff, veteran star of 1897, persisted through a hoarse voice and faltering lines at the Palace last night. The audience, largely loyal, cheered as she delivered a mix of gags, melodies, and a bird act, earning three encores before she retired to her dressing room saying she would return so long as she can get out of bed. The veteran star thanked the crowd for their patient support and called the reception kind.
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Frise Scheff
Victor Herbert
Frits Scheff
Boardway
Missionaries Arrested Near Canton by Chinese Reds
Chinese dispatches report two American missionaries were seized south of Canton on November 14 by Communist forces who claimed to have taken a generator a radio set and seven pistols. They operated a leprosarium at Suiwui 46 miles south of Canton and were sent to Kongmoon on the Pearl River after public denunciation. Frank Parry of China Inland Mission had been slain by gangsters in Yunnan last April 8, with two Nationalist agents said executed for Parry’s death.
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Pyongyang
Korea
Yellow Sea
Sea of Japan
10Th Corp
Eighth Army
Pynieryang
Phul
Arnireat
Changchon River
MacArthur
Songchon
Sea of Yapan
Wangan
U. S
Hong Kong
Calton
Canton
Suiwii
Siaiwui
Catholic Foreign
Mission Society of America
Maryknall
Kongmoon
Pearl River
Kimming
Frank Parry
Husindas
China Inland Mission
Yunnan
New China
Chiang Kai-Shei
Parry
Pittsburgh Still Fights Snow Piles
Pittsburgh crews clear 30 inch snowfall as mild temperatures speed snow removal. The mercury hit 44 degrees and rose into the forties as rain turned snow to slush. Thawed streets helped 90 percent of trolley and bus routes return to near normal schedules after a weeklong storm.
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Mercury
U S Farmers Fleet Carries CROP To Hungry World
Aerially described by NEA Service, the CROP program mobilizes American farmers to ship food and clothing to war victims worldwide. The article notes ships under church auspices, funded by donations, with Marshall Plan support for transport. It highlights aid to Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and China, and recalls volunteers and recipients across continents.
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NEA Service
Chicago
NEAI
Atlantic
Pacific
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Nurra
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
China
Fine May Back 1 Cent Gas Tax
Miami Beach December move reports Governor John S. Fine supports reenacting the emergency one cent gasoline tax. The 1949 levy raised the state gas tax from four to five cents per gallon to fund road improvements.
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Miami Beach
Fla
John S. Fine
James H. Duff
Nine Catholic Clergymen Convicted in Prague Trial
The Premonstrate Abbot Stanislav Jarosimek and eight other clergy were each sentenced to 20 years and 50 000 crown fines for crimes tied to the Strahov Monastery case. Police stood on both sides as the nine defendants listened then bowed slightly, indicating no emotion. all indicated willingness to appeal, though they had cooperated with prosecutors.
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Strahav
Prague
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Michigan Begins New Vote Count
Detroit thermals recount of Michigan Governor race begins with Wayne County kickoff. Incumbent Democrat C Mennen Williams trails former Governor Harry F Kelly, Republican, by original tallies as 1.9 million ballots cast. State canvassing board and politics fuel ongoing dispute.
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Michigan
Big Wayne
C. Mennen Williams
Harry F. Kelly
Dan
Williams
Jin
Kelly
Fred M. Alger, Jr
State Police guard ballot boxes guide recount supervisors
An army of tabulators will settle the issue under state police supervision with the State Bar aiding. One hundred twenty lawyers have been named as special state assistant Attorneys General to act as recount supervisors.
Democrats Vow Bipartisan Support in 1981 Pennsylvania Assembly
Harrisburg reports Democratic State Chairman Maurice Splain pledged party support for the Republican majority on needed legislation in the 1981 General Assembly. He said Democrats would back bipartisan measures only where both parties reach substantial agreement as party leaders await Dec 14 decisions.
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Joan H. Dent
D-Westmoreland
H. G. Andrews
D-Cambria
Senate
House
Splain
Chinese Reds At U N Committee Session
Wu Hesui-Chuan heads the Chinese Communist delegation at the United Nations as John Poster Dulles addresses the General Assembly Political Committee in Lake Success. Kenneth Younger sits nearby as Vigshinsky accuses the U S of aggression against China during the session.
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United Nalions
John Poster Dulles
Ight
U. S
United Nations General Assembly
Lake Success
United Kinecim
Kenneth Younger
Chinese Red
Andrei Y. Vigshinsky
China
People's Republic of China
Asia-Chuan
Obituary Notes for Grove and Lambing Families
Funeral services for Doiny Grove set for Sunday at 2 30 PM at Bowser Funeral Home Plumville burial in Mahoning United Presbyterian Cemetery. Guy William Lambing of Creekside dies December 1 at 12 05 AM at son Orval Lambing's home in Verona. He lived in Rayne Township Indiana County and was a farmer. Survivors include three sons and two daughters plus several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services Monday December 4 at 1 30 PM at Robinson's 36 North Seventh Street with Rev Joseph Gilkey. interment Washington Church Cemetery. Friends may call Bowser Funeral Home Saturday 2 00 to 7 00 PM.
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Doiny Grove
Bowser Funeral Home
Plumville
Hugh Gibons
Dennie
Mahoning United Presbyterian Cemetery
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Tunday
Guy William Lambing
Icreekside
Orval Lambing
Verona
Rayne H Township
Indiana County
Thomas
Susan Lingenfelter
Bessie AlNiman Lingenfellers
Roynne Township
Roy
Port Huron
Mich
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North Seventh Street
Joseph Gilkey
Washington Church Cemetery
Attlee to visit Washington for talks on crisis
Ministers confer on the situation with plans for Attlee to fly to Washington or stop in New York for refueling. Pieven to decide today if he will join in Washington meetings. Attlee will bring 17 advisers including Sir William Slim and other Foreign Office experts. First meeting with President Truman set for Tuesday.
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Pieven
Washington
Attlee
William Slim
Imperial General Staff
Foreign Office
Truman
Communist Heads Are Consulted Over Korea Crisis
U S policy likely to be announced late today after secret talks with Security Council members and nations aiding the Korean conflict. Russia and the Chinese delegation headed by Wu Issu Chuan were not consulted. India's Sir Benegal Rau met Wu yesterday and plans another talk to urge a peaceful withdrawal from Korea. Hydrotluoric acid used by American craftsmen to etch glass.
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Security Council
Korea
Russia
Wu Issu-Chuan
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India
Sir Benegal R. Rau
Wuesterday
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