GOP Demands Dismissals In Cabinet Cleanup
Washington dispatch reports Republicans urge cabinet dismissals and a new congressional inquiry in reaction to President Truman's cleanup drive. Taft doubted reform success, while McKinney and Smathers defended ongoing probes and emphasized accountability. Nixon says no cleanup and calls for firings of Vaughan Dawson McGrath and Snyder. Continued on Page Ten.
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Washington
Republicana
Truman
Taft
Ohio
Cincinnati
Chicago
Frank McKinney
Smathers
D-Fia
Nixon
R-Calif
Harry Vaughan
Donald Dawson
McGrath
AWOL Clymer Deserter Arrested on Assault to Kill
John R. Wolfe AWOL from his Army post since last June is jailed in Indiana County on an assault with intent to kill charge. Police say Wolfe, identified as Clymer youth AWOL, was arrested at his home by Clymer Police Chief D W Lyle and State Police three days after a reported fight described as a marital mix up. He stood mute before Justice Kurt Bloom and was remanded to jail awaiting trial. Military Police had appeared at the hearing but left without Wolfe, with Army records noting the desertion and previous MP pursuits unsuccessful.
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Clymer
Indiana
John R. Wolfe
D. W. Lyle
Wolfe
Justice of the Peace
Kurt Bloom
Dixonville
Lyle
Bolivar Firemen Elect Officers
Bolivar volunteers reelected Charles Antonio as president with Alex West Arth ur West Patsy Corvi Tony Bernabe George Leigh Harry Means and Robert Brown named to key posts. They approved buying two gas masks and ten raincoats to augment equipment.
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Bolivar
Charles Antonio
Bolivar Volunteer Fire Company
Alex West
Arthur West
Tony Bernabe
George Leigh
Patsy Corvi
Harry Means
Robert Brown
Costa's Opening Delicatessen Debuts in Vny diana
Costa's Delicatessen opens at 44 North Sixth Street in Vny diana tomorrow with baked goods. Owner Joseph Costa says hours are evenings and Sundays. Eggles notice lists Sunday dinners starting Sunday Nov 41 1951 from 3 pm to 8 pm at $1.25 per plate. Bring family and friends.
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Vnydiana
Costa
North Sixth Street
Joseph Costa
Eggles
State Employes Get Pay Boost
Harrisburg report states about 39 493 Pennsylvania state employees received a 10 percent cost of living salary increase retroactive to July 16. The governor's office cited passage of the biennial tax program as the funding source and noted the timing ahead of Christmas.
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Harrisburg
Birthday Note for Yuha in Critical Condition
Johnny Yuha remains in critical condition after spinal surgery at New York University Bellevue Medical Center. Doctors say the operation went well but results won’t be known for days. The community raised funds, including 113.39 at a Sports Fan banquet, 25.37 from Elders Ridge Leechburg events, 76 from Derry Borough High School, and 60.76 plus 15.24 from local groups and students.
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Johnny Yuha
New York University-Bellevue Medical Center
Johnny
New York City
New York
Leechburg
Mothers Club
Leechburg Area
Salisburg Methodist Church
Wanger shoots agent in Beverly Hills parking lot
Walter Wanger shot his agent Jenninga Lang in a Beverly Hills parking lot after a dispute over his home. Lang was wounded in the groin and leg and underwent surgery. Wanger, jailed and to be arraigned on murder or assault charges, told police he acted after Lang broke up his home as actress Joan Bennett watched.
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Beverely Hills
Calif
Joan Bennett
Walter Wanger
Jenninga Lang
Misa Bennett
Land
Wanger
Miss Bennett
Beverly Hille
Lang
Anderson
Miss Ben
Johns Case Near Jury One More Trial On Docket
The involuntary manslaughter case against Harry Eugene Johns of Punxsutawney is expected to go to an Indiana County criminal court jury today. The defense completed its case with the last of 13 or 14 witnesses. Johns is charged in the Sept. 16 death of Stanley Public of Rossiter. Public was struck by a car near his home in pre dawn darkness. Also on the docket, Harold A. Comb of Rochester Mills RD faces assault and battery. Earlier, three other December term cases were resolved by guilty pleas. others were moved to next term. The scene includes Pittsburgh, Homestead, Butler RD, Blairsville, and Indiana.
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Harry Eugene Johns
Punxsutawney
Indiana
Criminal ‘Court
Johns
Stanley Public
Harold A. Comb
Rochester Mills
John Stanish
Pittsburgh
William Sullivan, Jr
Homestead
Edgar F. Hines
Butler
Blairsville
Harry Palmer
Theodore Buchholtz
Power Break Here Lasted 50 Minutes
A massive blackout hit five western Pennsylvania counties after a Seward substation transformer blew near midnight. Regions including Erie Titusville Meadville Oil City and Somerset reported outages lasting up to 50 minutes with Johnstown briefly affected. Two babies were born during the outage at Oil City Hospital as Penelec investigated a not immediately determined cause.
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Harry F. Cargon
Saltsburg
Wes .Ness
Erie
Pennsylvania Electric _Com
Carson
Pany
Teachers College
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Crawford
Venango
Seward
Johnstown
Penelec
Titusville
Meadville
State Dept Fires John S Service
Washington John Stewart Service a longtime figure in American diplomacy was dismissed after the Loyalty Review Board found reasonable doubt about his loyalty The ruling tied to the 1945 Amerasia case and the board said Service shared documents with a magazine editor deemed possibly linked to communism The department rejected the board finding and noted it had no choice in the matter with the dismissal effective at closing of business today The controversy surrounding Service dates back decades with prior boards differing on his loyalty
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Washington
John Stewart Service
State Department
Department
Amerasia
Service
Search On Here For Owner of Valuable Stock
Miss Veronica Wishniewska, last known living in Iselin, may own stock in an unnamed Indiana corporation. The Tracers Company of America seeks to locate her to settle a valuable stock holding she apparently does not know about. People with information should contact the Indiana Evening Gazette immediately.
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Veronica Wishniewska
Iselin
The
Indiana Evening Gazette
Miss Wishniewska
Tracers Company of America
Tracera
Evening Gazette
Doe Hunters Open Pennsylvania Antlerless Season
Harrisburg reports show about 200000 or more hunters in the opening of Pennsylvania s two day antlerless deer season. An exceptionally heavy kill of does was forecast as 225000 licenses sold out early amid snow in northern deer country. The Game Commission said demand for licenses was astonishing and many applications were turned down. thousands awaited special permits beyond regular licenses.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Deer Territory
Weather Bureau
Thomas D. Frye
The
Game Commission
Post Office Open All Day Saturday
The Indiana post office will keep windows open tomorrow until 5 30 p m to avert a Christmas mail rush. The policy suspensions allow stamp sales and package mailing. bond sales end at noon.
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Indiana
Dudie
Mercury Dives To 9 Above Here
The temperature fell to nine degrees in Indiana as a light frost arrived, sparing the county from a fresh heavy snowstorm. Highway hazards eased except along Rt between Homer City and Seward and Route 22 to the Cambria line where crews were clearing icy spots. State Police logged one minor motor vehicle crash and the local police noted few incidents as cautious driving continued after recent outages caused by the Pennsylvania Electric blackout.
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Homer City
Seward
Blairsville
Cambria County
Highway Dept
Indiana
Pace Department
Howard Sanford
Sewar
Wartime civilian production cut eyes 1952 delays
Washington officials warned that civilian goods production will drop in April May and June as military output rises. Chief mobilization head Charles E Wilson said vast civilian items like autos and refrigerators will be cut back while metals shortages and inflation fear loom. He noted some gains in war material but stressed delays in nonmilitary supply and uncertain civilian availability into late 1952.
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Bashington
United Nations
Automobilea
Fleischmann
Wilson
Beltiary
Washington
DPA
Uhem
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Capitol
Detroit
New Eng
Congress
Wilson Gaid
Korea
Air Force
Letter Arrives After 48 Years in Glendale Store Notice
A long postal delay ends as a letter mailed to four Pennsylvania Control Board employees by Lifelong associate Liggy Harlow Griffin arrives. The missive names officers of the GLENDALE chapter including Frank Rescinito president and Paul Doray vice president. Community stores and event details appear with prices and a December 15 gathering noted.
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Frank Rescinito
Indiana
Glendale
Calif
The
Independent
Kingsley
Iowa
Association of Pennsylvania
Liggy Harlow Griffin
Control Board
Uur Control Board
India
Paul Doray
ty-Glo
Bunk” Hill
Conemaugh
Llvss
Shorty's
William Wolfe
Wayne Ave
Ax Somerset
Treqaurer
POW List To Allies Rejected
MUNSAN Korea Dec 14 AP Reds refused today to lift secrecy on prison camps but said they would accept a 5000 troop monthly rotation if Allies accept other Communist terms for enforcing a Korean truce. The six point plan drew little praise from Allied negotiators. An official UN communique noted no rotation and said the plan showed little departure from the earlier proposal. In Stockholm, Sweden asked if it would join a neutral inspection commission to help police a truce. Negotiators have not agreed on enforcement. The Red Cross inspection of camps was said to be out of the question. They again refused to turn over lists of Allied prisoners unless the UN Command first accepts the exchange of all prisoners. Hear Adm Libby questioned why. He asked see PO.
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Munsan
Korea
U.N
Dee
Stockholm
U. S
Sweden
International Red. Cross
U. N
Adm R. E. Libby
Indiana Students See Official Atom Bomb Films
Indiana Senior High School students viewed three Atomic Energy Commission films in Friday assembly. Congressman John F. Saylor presented documentaries on the first A bomb blast at Trinity New Mexico, the Hiroshima and Nagasaki attacks, and Operation Crossroads tests at Bikini Atoll followed by a Q&A with the audience.
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Indiana
John F. Saylor
Atomic Energy Commission
New Mexico
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Bikini
Bikini Island
Saylor
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