Sabre Jets Score Big Victory In Aerial War
American Sabre jets, outnumbered four to one, swept to a decisive victory over Korea. Far East Air Forces reported five Red MIG jets shot down and three damaged, with no Sabres lost. Allied air power flew 965 sorties against ground targets as operations continued along the Korean front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Randolph
Seoul
Korea
Far East
Tha Hiehth Army
Mawercar
Jack Bell
Washington
Dwight
D. Eisenhower
Rep
Cole
R-Ny
Avai
Sinanju
New York
Retal
Pyongyang
House Repub
Sen
Taft
Air
Ohio
Eisenhower
Republic of Korea
ROK
South Korea
Uganda
U.N. Gression
Lee Chong Chan
Nomin l
Lee
Thel
Ciiki
Fam
James A. van Fleet
South Mon
Republic
Presi
Ike
Eighth Army
Clinic Day Set At Cancer Center
Officials announce Clinic Day at the Cancer In formation Center in the Indiana Theatre Building Indiana on Wednesday December 5 a free examination offered to anyone with any of seven danger signals no doctor referral required from 1 to 3 pm also noting local grocery prices for yellow ripe bananas and oranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancer Information Center
Indiana Theatre Building
Indiana
Three Men Die In Auto Wrecks
Three Western Pennsylvanians died in weekend traffic crashes. William L. Klette aged 20 and Robert A. Elosser 44, both Pittsburgh residents, and William O Toole 34 of Homestead were killed. Elosser was struck on Route 28 near Pittsburgh yesterday. O Toole died in Homestead after an auto strike in Munhall Saturday. Klette died when his truck hit a parked car and crashed into a Pittsburgh home.
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Pittsburgh
Work of a Maniac: Two Taxicab Slayings in Tidewater Virginia
Police list robber motive in two cab driver killings in Tidewater Virginia within 24 hours. Luther M. Callas, 35, stabbed and head crushed. Michael, a World War II veteran and part time cabbie, found in a ditch near Fort Eustis. both bodies discovered Saturday. Investigators say watch and personal belongings missing. no weapon recovered.
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Luther M. Callas
Newport News
Seaford
Tidewater
Michael
Fort Eustis
Jonahie
Deer Report and Fatalities Mark Warwick County Update
Early yesterday a first deer report emerged from Warwick County. A victim named Anthony Michael was found near five miles from where Callis corpse lay after a double stabbing. Investigations focus on local transportation routes and nearby military activity as detectives examine bicycles, tools, and a ring left at the scene. Indiana County hunters recorded the opening day bag, a 140 pound six point buck, at 9:15 a.m. The same report notes three Korean War veterans returning home aboard the Navy transport Gen. S. B. Buckner among 1,140 combat veterans reassigned or discharged by Defense Department.
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Warwick County
Anthony Michael
Callis
TEE Re
Here
Fort Sarkon Ei Fe
Army Transporta
Blairsville i Stere
Wayne Aye
Harry Jamison
Indiana RD 2
Jemison
Indiana County
United States
Navy
Gen
S. B. Buckner
Defense Department
Cupid Busy As Indiana County Records Marriages
Clerk John B. Lowry’s office shows 34 couples filed for marriage licenses in the last month, matching the October total. The data reflect a steady summer through fall wedding season in Indiana County.
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Indiana County
John B. Lowry
Roads Busy But No Auto Wrecks Here
County highways were crowded by deer hunting traffic over the weekend but state police reported excellent driving conditions and only one crash. Three Erie County men were injured when their truck wrecked on a Route 119 curve four miles south of Indiana. John Way 26 operator, Joseph Wyant 61 and Frank Askin 47 passengers. Way had possible neck injury others skull injuries. All in satisfactory condition at Indiana Hospital as unseasonably warm December weather favored hunters.
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Indiana
Erie County
John Way
Joseph Wyant
Erie
Frank Askin
Erie RD
Way
Indiana Hospital
Martz To Speak At Indiana County Agricultural Meeting
Homer Martz farm director of KDKA will be principal speaker at the Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association annual meeting on December 12. The program runs from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m at Indiana First Methodist Church with the topic Salesman For Agriculture. H R McCulloch of Penn State College will discuss their service’s work. Other highlights include reports by William C Cochrane Charles A Koester and Ellen K Garber plus movies and entertainment.
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Homer Martz
KDKA
Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association
Indiana
First Methodist Church
Martz
Somerset County
H. R. Mc Culloch
Pennsylvania State College
Indiana County
William C. Cochrane
Charles A. Koester
Ellen K. Garber
C-47 Said Downed By Russians
United States acts to free four man crew of a missing Air Force C-47, reportedly forced down in Hungary by Soviet fighters. Tass and Budapest reports place the plane near Papa, with crew identified as Capt. Henderson, Capt. Swift, Sgt. Dole, and Sgt. James Albert Ilham. The Hungarian Foreign Ministry confirms the plane is in Hungary, while U.S. and Soviet accounts clash over the incident and broader tensions rise with UN complaints.
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Bulletin
Washington
State Department
United States
Hungary
Budapest
U. S. Air Force
Tass
Moscow Radio
Papa
Erding
Germany
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
U.S
Legation
Foreign Ministry
Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
U. S
Balkans
Siberia
United Nations
Recita
Romania
Gyula
Henderson
Piotr
Swift
Dole
James Albert Ilham
Yuha Travels to New York for Special Treatment
Johnny Yuha, an Elders Ridge football player from Indiana County, was transported by ambulance after receiving a light body cast. He was moved to a train that took him to Bellevue Medical Center in New York City, accompanied by a nurse, as his campaign continued.
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Johnny Yuha
Indiana County
Elders Ridge
Yuha
Johnstown
Bellevue Medical Center
New York City
Ray Phillips
New York
Tme
Bell Township
Indiana Hospital
T. W. Kredel
Six Die When Pleasure Boat Capsizes in Mission Bay
In San Diego six people died as the 40 foot Dot capsized near Mission Bay entrances amid heavy waves and tides. Lifeguards recovered four dead and five survivors from the water. two more were swept out to sea as darkness halted search efforts. One unidentified man remained missing.
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San Diego
Calif
Mission Bay
Dorothy Outright
Communists Propose Neutral Observers in Armistice Talks
In Munsan Korea on December 3 the Communist delegation offered to allow neutral observers behind lines to supervise an armistice while demanding a complete ban on troop and weapon buildup. The proposal, a major concession, would limit inspections to mutually agreed ports and seeks a neutral organ formed by nations neutral in the Korean War.
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Munsan
Korea
Reds
U.N
Panamunjom
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Inenne Hoan
Eg Geen Eonbanpes
Lortry
Narions
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Balkan
Soviet Union
United Nations
Ten County Vets Due Back From Korea Tonight
Ten veterans from Indiana County and nearby areas are set to return to the west coast tonight as they begin their rotation cycle. Army dispatches note two transports head toward the ocean base with a late arrival expected. Members listed include Sgt. William Boterbaugh Homer City Sgt. Edward Crawl Homer City Cpl. John Walker Cherry Tree Pvt. William Rice Commodore and others across Commodore Shelocta Arcadia and Sherocta with ranks of sergeants corporals and privates.
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Indiana County
Oas
William Boterbaugh
Commodore
Bernard E. Nussen
Homer City
Ste
Stanley K. Walls
Clymer
Edward Crawl
John Walker
Cherry Tree
William B. Rice
Honard E. Rosenberger
Sherocta
Robert L. Lydle
Arcadia
Raymond McCullough
Sid S. McKajn
Shelocta
State Senate aims at 47 million cut and 100 million tax increase
Republican senators held a closed caucus to outline a plan to trim 47 million from spending and raise 100 million in new taxes to break the budget deadlock. Details include reducing civil defense funding and a flat 10 percent cut in administration expenses, with focus on corporate net income tax timing and alternative tax measures already approved by the House.
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State Senate
Harrisburg
General Assembly
GOP
Senate
Edward B. Logan
Guy
John S. Fine
Sen
James
Berger
R Potter
George N. Wade Cur
Erland
Wade
Fine
Hoase
House
Tax Probers Invite Clark And McGrath
House Ways and Means Subcommittee invited Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark and Attorney General Howard McGrath to testify on tax law enforcement. King said they may appear late this week without subpoenas. Clark could clear his record on plane trips to Florida with Caudle and Whitehead. McGrath would face Caudle testimony about a $5,000 commission and a 1950 Europe trip aiding wine merchants seeking dollar credits.
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Washington
King
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Attoreny
Howard McGrath
House
Clark
Florida
T. Lame
Cadico
Caudle
McGrath
Europe
Ways and Mesng
Two County Damage Awards Reach 26 62707 Total
A Pennsylvania county civil court jury awarded 26 627 07 in two large auto accident damages. The McDonnell case favored Harry McDonnell 13 804 with defendants Margaret Dubay and Robert J Yarnick. The Knepley case awarded 12 823 07 with defendants Tank Truck Rentals and Ward B Hood.
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Indiana
Harry McDonnell
Cherry Tree RD 2
State Highsway Department
Margaret Dubay
Conemaugh
Robert J. Yarnick
Johnstown
Miss Dubay
Yarnick
McDonnell
Crasmer
Harevey R. Knepley
Clearfield
Mic
Irwin
Ward B. Hood
New Florence
Knepley
Cole
Hood
Fresh Oysters and Optical Goods at Local Trade Booth
Fresh loose oysters advertised by G W Graff of Georgia at 93x scale. Mention of beer and culture arls with unclear meaning. Also notes Rogers Jewelry as sole agents for Bausch and Lomb binoculars. Prices start at $90.00.
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Rogers Jewelry
Ricupero
Rogers Jewelry Sole Agents
Ix Bausch and Lomb Binoculars
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Cancer Center
Tidewater Virginia
Calis
Cupid
United States Weather Bureau
Adion
By Andre Marton
Kit Blanchard
Omar Bradley
Rome
George Blanchard
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bradley
N. Y
Shorty's
Wayne Ave
Sect
G. W. Graff
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