Former Ind Couple Celebrate 50th 51st Anniversary in Pittsburgh
Two former Indiana residents, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mitchell of 294 Watson Blvd North Side Pittsburgh, will celebrate their 50th and 51st anniversaries Friday night. Born in Indiana, they met at a Lutheran Church picnic near Ligonier. he is a foreman at R. T. Lewis Printing Co. in Pittsburgh, she is the former Pearl Marshall. The celebration includes their two daughters, two grandsons, and a great granddaughter in the Pittsburgh area.
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George E. Mitchell
Pittsburgh
Mitchell
Watson Blvd
North Side
Pittshureh
Mrs. Mitchell
Indiana
East End
Indiana Evening Gazette
R. T. Lewis Printing Co
Stevenson Foster Printing Co
Idlewild Park
Ligonier
Miss Pearl Marshall
John R. Marshall
John
Jack
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Marshall
Clark Marshall
Thomas
California
Albert Handlin
Canton
Ohio
James Clawson
Mitchells
Roy Walliser
Donald Bishop
Marshall Walliser
Daniel Bishop
Martha Jean Walliser
No Compensation For Vacationers
Pennsylvania's unemployment compensation board ruled that employees at L'Agglon Apparel in Sunbury who took a July vacation are not eligible for benefits. The board said vacation time is voluntary and not good cause for unemployment, noting the law targets those unemployed through no fault of their own. In a separate tip, readers are advised to clean tiled hearths with turpentine and a dry cloth, warning against soap and water.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Board of Review
L’agglon Apparel, Inc
Sunbury
Dutch Ship Sails, Prepared To Engage Chinese Pirates
Hong Kong dispatch reports the Dutch passenger ship Van Heutz raided by Chinese pirates who kidnapped six passengers. The vessel, with 1,600 passengers aboard a 4,522 ton ship, sailed again for Swatow guarded by seven armed men to deter further attacks.
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Wayne Richardson
Hong Kong
van Heutz
Swatow
U.S
Blas Bay
Singapore
Bias Bay
Irene
Sunning
Italy May Elect In Early April
Rome reports Premier Alcide De Gasperi moved to set a date for new National Elections likely in April. The cabinet reshuffle added Labor Socialist and Republican ministers to back a united government aimed at securing an assembly majority against communist leftists.
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Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Christian Democrats
de Gasperi
Lberty
Randolfo Pacciardi
Roberto Tremelloni
Milan
Italy
Labor Socialist Party
Giuseppe Saragat
Communist Party
Sanity Commission Named In Woman Slayer Case York
In York on December 16 a commission was appointed to assess the sanity of Mrs. Marion J. Heyneman 28 mother of two charged with murdering her husband William P. Heyneman 38 a World War II veteran. The petition was filed by District Attorney Rudisill for jail warden Sweeney who says hospitalization for mental disease is necessary. Heyneman killed with a rifle on December 3 at their Bald Hills home and was later hospitalized in Harrisburg for amnesia fears. Commission members include Doctors Perry and Heim of Harrisburg and attorney Van Baman of York. Also notes that petroleum products were first exported from the United States in 1861.
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York
Tudge
Walter J. Anderson
Marion J. Heyneman
William P. Heyneeman
Harold B. Rudisill
J. Clyde Sweeney
Heyneman
Bald Hills
Pleads Innocent To Treason Charge
Tomoya Kawakita a 25 year old Japanese American pleaded innocent to treason charges after a federal judge denied moving the case to Japan. He was foreman at a Japanese prison camp in Honshu during World War II and faces 15 counts of cruelty to American POWs. Trial may begin Jan 27. Kawakita traveled to Japan in 1939 and returned in 1946, arrested June 5 after a former POW identified him in a California store.
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Los Angeles
Tomoya Kawakita
Ben Harrison
Japan
Kawakita
Oeyama
Honshu
Hereland
Harrison
Congress
William Leon Bruce
Bell
Calif
Nickel Mine
Norristown Strike Ends at Times-Herald
Norristown Pa December 16 Allied Strikes ended as 43 AFL Local 620 typesetters returned to work on open shop terms after rejecting a closed shop. Management cited wage talks and retention plans while the union offered no comment. The dispute began December 8 over a wage demand from 60 to 72.50, with the paper offering 87.50 and the union accepting 67.50.
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Norristown
Norristown Times-Herald
W. H. Shelton
AFL International Typographers Union
Shelton
One Million Seek Homes In Japan After War Surrender
Tokyo reports a third winter after surrender as Kyodo News finds 1.6 million people desperate for housing. 19,000 families live in shacks and over 2,000 in air raid shelters in Tokyo. Firebombs destroyed 769,000 homes and 207,000 were torn down for firebreaks. Families share cramped dwellings as rebuilding costs soar.
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Tokyo
Kyodo
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Matson
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Mavemoiselle
Rog
Troutman’s Lingerie
Mrs, Stevens
Mrs. Stevens
Troutoisn
Edina
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