Three-Way Soil Saving Cooperative Forms in Pennsylvania
President Eisenhower announces a cooperative agreement among The Pennsylvania State College the State Soil Conservation Commission and the U S Soil Conservation Service to coordinate educational and technical conservation services for farmers in Pennsylvania Soil Conservation Districts A state coordinating committee and local district committees will guide education outreach and technical guidance with Extension leadership and Soil Conservation personnel providing surveys plans and installation oversight The agreement covers equipment and materials support and may expand to new districts under county control.
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State College
Pr. der
Pennsylvania State College
Btaie Soil Conservation Commission
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Milton §. Eisenhower
Miles Horst
State Commission
Austin L. Patrick
Soil Conservation Service
Commonwealth
Extension Service
Lyman £. Jackson
School of Agriculture
J. Martin Fry
Pennsylvania State Colege
Ivan McKeever
Pennsylvania
Soit Conservation Commission
Eisenhower
Board of Trustees
State Suit Conservation Commission
Spt
Conservation Service
Patrick
Regina
Soil Concervaton Service
Doctor Patrick
Conserva Wistrie
Rescue Chances Improve as Allied Hold Narrow Escape Route
AP reports mass evacuation plans for UN troops in northeast sector besieged by Red Chinese. Four or more divisions threaten to trap retreating forces along a narrow gorge road south of Koto hampered by weather and fighting. Marines seize hill flank positions while artillery and C 17s support efforts to keep the road open amid counterattacks and suspected double envelopment by Chinese divisions.
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United Nations
Stan Savinten
U. S.S
Colummins
Swinton
Ivar Koto
Jack MacBeth
Koto
Kotol
Kolo
MacBeth
Wei
Sudong
Red Division
Srdsumer
Robert H. Saule
Vised
Inuimn Hunt
Puerto Richt
Kth Corps
Himtianig- Hungham
10Th Corps
Adder
Commonwealth
Rhee voices disappointment over Truman Attlee talks on mobilization
South Korea's leader Syngman Rhee criticizes the Truman Attlee conference for omitting a call to mobilize the democratic world against communism. He warns of a real war in Korea and a potential one in Europe, urging continued UN aid and readiness to arm civilians.
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Syngman Rhee
Ithee
Truman
Attlee
European
United Nations
Korea
Europe
U. N
Asia
Rhee
U.N
Armed Forces Issuing Pocket Cards On Atomic Attack Response
Military and civilian personnel will receive wallet size cards summarizing government handbooks on atomic attack and civilian defense. Cards advise underground shelters or wall protection, cover the head, lie flat, and avoid open exposure. They stress prompt aid, maintaining calm, and resuming work after alarms.
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Washington
Dec
Bet
Blairsville Girl Scouts Prepare for Investiture Service and Christmas Party
The Girl Scouts of Troop 2 plan a combined Cardle Hight Investiture Service and Christmas Party at the First Presbyterian Church on Monday December 11. The event time was moved from 7 30 to 8 00 p m to allow mothers to attend both functions. In personals, George Dunlap, Campbell street, returns from a Pittsburgh hospital stay, and Bob from the Army Air Force will visit relatives for the holidays alongside others recovering and convalescing in Greensburg and Latrobe Hospital networks.
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Girl Scouts
Troop
First Presbyterian Church
George Dunlap
Campbell Street
Pittsburgh
Bob
Army Air Force
William Sindorff
Derry
N. A. Bothwell
Rawson Avenue
Latrobe Hospital
Greensburg
Truman Sends Prayerful Plea To Churches
President Truman replies to the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U A stating he prays for an understanding heart and supports their view that the United Nations under God is the world’s last best hope for peace. He adds that lasting world peace can hasten the Kingdom of God and His law for nations.
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New York
Truman
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U. A
Cleveland
Congress
United Nations
Four Die in South Side Fire at 124 East 31st Street
Four unidentified Black residents died in a four story flat building fire on 124 East 31st Street in Chicago's near South Side. The blaze occurred in sub freezing temperatures early today. several people escaped and witnesses said a resident may have been trapped.
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Chicago
South Side
East 31St Street
Roadblocks Nabdrunk Drivers in Countywide Sweep
Pittsburgh December 9 A countywide roadblock sweep ordered by District Attorney William S Rahauser netted at least five arrests on drunken driving charges. Thousands of cars were stopped by county city and state police with other arrests for auto-law violations and many warnings for driving without licenses or permits.
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Pittsburgh
Surprise
William S. Rahauser
Sabotage hits a Navy transport from Korea war era
Navy confirms sabotage damaged the troop ship Gen A W Greely, a 12000 ton C 4 type, docked in Seattle area. Uncertainty remains whether the Greely was the vessel damaged as MSTS ships at Bremerton undergo repairs. Authorities cite security restrictions and warn the act could aid enemies.
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Korea
Eaton
Navy
A. W. Greely
Greely
Orient
MSTS
Bremerton Navy Shipyard
Puget Sound
Seattle
Auto Prices Can Be Rolled Back
Washington report notes refusals by General Motors and Ford to delay announced price increases for 1951 models. Alan Valentine, Economic Stabilization Chief, warned the administration can and will roll back prices if needed. GM President C. E. Wilson official reply cites wage rises and raw material cost jumps. Chevrolet prices up 60 to 80 dollars deemed reasonable given cost pressures.
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Washington
General Motors
Ford
Alan Valentine
C. E. Wilson
Valentine
Wilson
Lawrence Calls In Strikers
Mayor David L. Lawrence convened management and union leaders in a new push to end Pittsburghs 19 day strike by 400 delivery drivers at three downtown stores. Talks at his office followed hours of discussions with no statements from either side as Christmas aims to resolve the dispute.
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Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Lawrence
Cinder Supply Nearing Its End
Harrisburg reports show cinders, once favored for winter roads, fading from use in Pennsylvania. Replacements include new sand and slag materials as highway design eliminates sharp curves and steep hills, with coal-burning locomotives also declining. C Owen Beckley notes cinders will linger years but are increasingly scarce and no longer deemed waste material.
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Harrisburg
Oh Ivy Highways
Pennsylvania
Owen Beckley
State Highways Department
Beckley
Attlee Leaves New York for Ottawa Talks
Prime Minister Clement Attlee departed New York International Airport at 10 20 am for Ottawa to confer with Canadian Prime Minister Louis St Laurent on the international crisis. He traveled on a Canadian Royal Air Force plane after meeting President Truman in Washington and staying with Sir Gladwyn Jebb.
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New York
Dew &A i
Clement Attlee
Great Britain
International
Ottawa
Louis St. Laurent
Attlee
Washington
Truman
Gladwyn Jebb
United Nations
Royal Air Force
Hiss Seeks Bail Stay as Supreme Court Review Looms
Alger Hiss moves to keep bail while awaiting the Supreme Court ruling on his perjury conviction. The Court of Appeals upheld the verdict this week, and Hiss' attorney plans to press the appeal, with a hearing set for Monday. The case concerns denials of passing government secrets to a Soviet spy ring before the war.
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New York
Alger Hiss
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S. Court of Appeals
Hiss
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Murder Victim Found Shot In Brownsville Car
In Brownsville a 24 year old Uniontown man James Brock was found shot in the heart and dead in the back seat of his automobile. Deputy Coroner George Harvey said Brock, a Monongahela Railroad brakeman, was killed instantly by a pistol bullet yesterday. Police question Dwaine Dorsey of Century, a coworker, after Brock's housekeeper Marian Craig identified herself as the witness. An hotel employee said Brock found the body in the car parked in front of the hotel.
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Uniontown
Dev
Brownsville
George Harvey
James Brock
Brock
Monongahela
Dwaine Dorsey
Century
William J. Long
Dorsey
Marian Craig
Craig
Lad Left Alone At Home Saved
In Curwensville Pennsylvania a three year old boy named Bobby Norris was alone in a burning home when a fire damaged it for two thousand five hundred dollars. Neighbor John Errigo climbed a ladder and rescued the child through a second story window. The boy later told his mother he smelled smoke in the living room and hid under a blanket.
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Curwensville
Bobby Norris
John Errigo
Bobby
Robert Norrris
Obituaries for Boyer Duncan and Kifer in Indiana area
Obituaries note Daniel Wilbert Boyer died suddenly from a heart condition at Atwood and funeral arrangements are set through Bowser Funeral Home Plumville with burial in Oakland Cemetery. Albert Duncan, age 80, died near Saltsburg with services and interment in Edgewood Cemetery. Mary Elizabeth Kifer of Coral died in Indiana Hospital and will be buried in Coral Lutheran Chapel Cemetery after services at Coral Lutheran Chapel.
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Daniel Wilbert Boyer
Atwood
Reinhold K. Weber
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
Sagamore
Boyer
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
Five Points
Naomi Gall (McCullough) Boyer
Edward
C. M. Boyer
Creekside
R. D
Annie Parka
Mia
Tillie Hoof
R. D. Bowser
Plumville
Albert Duncan
Saltsburg
Samuel McCurdy
Ida (Jones) Duncan
Samuel E. Duncan
Mabel R. Duncan
Hiram R. Shank
Hell
C. EB. Stahlman
Edgewood Cemetery
Mary Elizabeth Kifer
Coral
Indiana Hospital
Coral Lutheran Chapel
Martin L. Yonis I
Robinson’s
7Th St
President Truman's temper critique sparks partisan chatter
Music critic Nettles described a White House letter as earthier than printed while Senator Watkins of Utah warned the public about presidential outbursts. Democrats framed the incident as a human reaction from a proud father amid a world crisis, comparing it to historic episodes.
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Hume
White House
Watkirs
Utah
Congress
Aleutian Isle Blacked Out Report From Tokyo
Tokyo dispatch reports Shemra Island in the western Aleutians was blacked out before dawn. Photographer Ed Johnson, arriving from Seattle, observed the island during a refueling layover en route to Korea. Johnson noted several recent practice blackouts on the island near the Snviet Siberian Kancoatka Peninsula.
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Tokyo
Pi — Associated
Ed Johnson
Seattle
Shemra Island
Aleutians
Shemra
Snviet-Siberian
Kancoatka
Johnson
Northwestern Airlines
En Rouie
Korea
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Blairsville
Indiana County Fair Association
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Reid
Gazette Classified Ads
First Marine
Chosin Reservoir
General MacArthur
Taedong River
Pyongyang
Tap Phos
Cinder
Marian Herben
Jorn Ahlers
Herben
Nettles
Andrew Jackson
Mgr. Truman
United States
Russia
Stalin
Drew Pearson
South
Nashville
Tenn
Charles Ross
Mr. Truman
Aleutian Isle
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