Hoover Truman In Debate On Foreign Policy
President Truman labeled isolationism at his news conference and called for a broad national debate on foreign policy. John Foster Dulles planned to present a view aligned with but distinct from Hoover in New York at the American Association for the United Nations.
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Washington
Truman
John Foster Dulles
Herbert
Hoover
Europe
Dulles
New York
American Association For the United Nations
State Acheson
Teachers Induct New President At State Education Meet
Harrisburg December closing session of the Annual Pennsylvania State Education Association featured a speech by Governor-elect John S. Fine and the installation of John M. Lumley as president. Lumley won 395 votes to 110 for Christman and 85 for Dawson, amid discussion of pay and pension demands totaling 92 million dollars. Duff urged Western Europe as America's defense line against Communism and praised the nation’s educational system for leadership in world affairs.
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Harrisburg
John 5S
Pennsylvania State Education Association
John M. Lumley
Dushore
Sullivan County
Lumley
Robert E. Dawson
West Scranton
Pauls. Christmas
Schuylkill Haven
Association
Christman
Dawson
James H. Duff
Western Europe
America
Duff
Western
Europe
Herbert Hoover
Five Atterbury Soldiers Hurt in Shell Explosion
Five soldiers were injured at Camp Atterbury in a shell explosion yesterday. Corporal James F. Merry, 19, of Erie Pennsylvania, is in grave condition with multiple leg fractures. Details and the names of the other injured were not released.
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Camp Atterbury
Corp
James F. Merry
Erie
Mother and Son Meet at Walter Reed Hospital
In Washington on December 29 AP reports Pfc. Robert Smith, 20, the Korean War’s first quadruple amputee, greeted his mother Clara Smith with a kiss and a smile. He described his frostbite injuries from combat near Chas Rabert. She had flown to Washington to visit him, aided by anonymous gifts like a television for his room.
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Clara Smith
Middleburg
Pfe
Robert Smith
Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
North Korea
Joseph McCracken
Kingston
Pennsylvania
American Legion
Pfc
Bob
Robert
Far East
Chas Rabert
Alger Hiss Free On Bail Pending Supreme Court Review
In a two to one decision the U S Court of Appeals allowed Alger Hiss to remain free on a ten thousand dollar bond until the Supreme Court rules on his perjury conviction. Hiss, once a State Department aide, was convicted earlier this year of lying about sharing government secrets with Whittaker Chambers and was sentenced to five years.
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New York
U. S. Cour of Appeals
Alger Hiss
U. S. Supreme Court
Hiss
State Department
Whittaker Chambers
Most County Roads Open After Light Snowfall
About an inch of snow covered the county during the night. Travel was possible without chains though highways remained slippery in spots. Maintenance wagons and trucks, along with road graders and a snow plow, operated to break ice with roughly 100 workers on site. Temperature around 34 degrees at 10 a.m.
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Indiana
Jimmy Stewart to play Koko in The Greatest Show on Earth
Indiana actor Jimmy Stewart has been chosen by producer Cecil B DeMille to portray Koko the clown in Paramounts circus epic The Greatest Show on Earth. Sale now ongoing at Gearharts 15x.
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Jimmy Stewart
Indiana
Cecil B. DeMille
Koko
Paramount Circus
Wise Men Debate Communists Rights in U S
A Washington discussion by three college professors at the American Political Science Association meeting raised whether the totalitarian party has rights under democracy. Dr Corliss Lamont argued the nation has gone too far restricting Civil Liberties in anti Communist crusades, while Ralph Ross and William Elliott countered with caution about curtailing rights and the Communist aim for peace versus aggression.
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Arthur L. Edson
Washington
United States
Whdek
American Political Science Association
Thucydides
Hobbes
Hegel, Thoreau
Karl Marx
Jackson
Holmes
Locke
Cicero
Abraham Linculn
Corliss Lamont
Columbia
America
Lamont
South Korea
Lam
Ralph Ross
New York University
William Elliott
Harvard
Ross
Senator Wiley urges US aid to anti-Communist rebels abroad
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin calls for arming and funding underground groups inside Russia and Communist satellites. He proposes a world-wide counter-revolutionary movement modeled on Cominform and argues no new legislation is needed. He predicts massive disruption in Russia and China through clandestine support.
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Washington
Wiley
R-Wis
United States
Russia
Senate
America
China
Congress
Wisconsin
Communist International
Mine Labor Official Fred Hancock Dies at 60 in Clymer
Fred Hancock 60 a Clearfield Bituminous Coal Co official in Clymer died at Indiana Hospital after a mining injury at the C B C mine. Born February 27 1890 in Houtsdale Pa he served as assistant superintendent and previously mine foreman. Survived by wife Elizabeth two daughters four grandchildren, sister and brother. Funeral set for Monday at 2:30 p.m. with Rev Harold Huffman presiding. Interment Greenwood Cemetery.
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Fred Hancock
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Company
Clymer
Indiana Hospital
Houtsdale
Richard Hancock
Elizabethi
Marian Diem
Dorothy Nicholson
Indiana
Hattie Hancock
Nellie Barr
Harok
Concord
California
Hancock
First Presbyterian Church of
Jaffa
Altoona
Indiana Lodge
Bence
RD Man Charged With Hit And Run
Steve Stane, 44, Indiana RD 1, was arrested yesterday on hit and run charges per Indiana County Jail docket. Details of the incident were not available. Hormoniate Sauerkraut Owens Marker 115 Good buys in Coats Gearhart's 1Lax.
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Steve Stane
Indiana RD 1
Indiana County
Doctors Under 50 To Sign Up For Draft
Washington report notes virtually all physicians dentists and veterinarians under 50 must register January 15. Draft Director Hershey estimated about 270000 medical men must register. Dr Richard L Meiling outlined four priority groups with many in first group likely to be ended within months.
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Washington
Dre
Lewis B. Hershey
Richard L. Meiling
Defense Department
Meiling
Firwt
Armed Services
Murder suicide at Greensburg tourism cabin
In Greensburg West Virginia a man Roy W. Bluny 50 of Watson near Fairmont shot and killed a woman then died by his own hand in a tourist cabin. The pair registered under false names Robert Johnson and wife of Phillippi. Coroner Joseph Check called it a suicide and police identified the victim.
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Greensburg
West Virginia
Nan Shutty
Stan de
Here
Charles Anderson
Chuck
Joseph
Willian Jo@buney
Roy W. Dluny
Watson
W. Va
Fairmont
Anderson
Robert Johnson
Phillippi
Huey
Gazette Is Idle On New Year's Day 1951
The Indiana Evening Gazette will publish Monday January 1 1951 New Year’s Day. Stores tanks state and county offices will be closed. Most Indiana stores remain open until nine o’clock Saturday evening.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana
Log-Saw Team Contest Opens in State Championship
Harrisburg reports the annual state championship bog sawing event in the Mann Show coliseum with a new champion to be chosen. Defending titleholders James Warner and colleagues are ineligible, while a list of competitors from Lycoming, Huntingdon, Clinton, and other counties vie for the prize.
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Harrisburg
Dowan
A. Bleven
Wohlval
Mann Show
Snow Commission
James Andacob Warner
Boennohake
Maniac Cwlnity
Matries Wiehe
Robert A. Wirler
Charles W. Beckmiatt
Dod Bleweath
Barto
Gleaning County
Richard Hyatt
Banks
Lewis Bixler
Mt. Jay
Lancaster County
Imbert Ross
Petersburg
Ben Brodbent
Alexandria
Huntingon County
Dobe Maplon
Cladroll Kenulier
Newfoundlane
Wayshe County
Diel
Max Wently
Clearfield
Jobless Pay Rate Raise Is Sought In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports organized labor in Pennsylvania seeks a flat ten dollar weekly unemployment benefit and higher maximums for workmen’s compensation and occupational disease benefits. AFL and CIO push increases, while the governor-elect backs job gains. proposals also target minimums and new rules for labor relations. Lumped with wage and court restrictions, the drive aims to boost state social benefits and regulate unions.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvannia
AFL
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania Cio Council
Vthe State Cio
APL
John
Fine
Dogs Available Sever Qiey in Pomer City
In Pomer City, people discuss dog availability and a local event at Dance Hotel. The notice mentions five Clubmen and a party with music and pounds as part of the evening, with details unclear due to OCR errors.
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Homertonite
Sever Qiey
Neotline Burns
Dre Asolebley
Pati
Dasa
Nui
Belies Baronial
GM to Close Five Auto Plants in Short-Term Cutback
General Motors will shut down five assembly plants serving Buick Oldsmobile and Pontiac for a week due to a sudden material shortage. Plants in Linden New Jersey Wilmington Delaware Parmenta Mississippi Atlanta Georgia Kansas City Kansas and the Southgate plant will pause with full operations resuming January 8. About 13 000 workers will be affected as the weekly four-day schedule becomes a full shutdown at end of today.
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General Motors
Buick
Oldsmobile
Packard
Ford
Studebaker
Lingen
Nob
Wilmington
Del
Premeta
Mess
Atlanta
Ati Katsas City
Kan
Ats South
Goodman
Buick, Olsmobile
Pontiac
Push Back Allies On East Front
United States forces faced massed Red manpower along the eastern sector of the Korean front as skirmishing persisted. General Ridg ean and General MacArthur reported high ground taken by Reds northwest of Gren and another thrust driving Allied troops back near Yongno. McArthur estimated 1,350,000 Reds poised to strike with Chinese forces behind them. U.N. warplanes attacked enemy positions along the frigid front and supply lines.
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Tokyo
United States
Matthew B. Ridgeane
U.S. Highth
United Nations
Korea
MacArthur
Gren
Sea of Japan
Parallel 38
Yong- No
Gron
Imjin
Yonlhon
McArthur
Manchuria
U.N
Minehatia
Ob- See
Still Plenty Gila Penna Oil Reserves Warned
Titusville Pa December 29 a State Department bulletin reports Pennsylvania holds about two billion barrels of recoverable oil, with estimates showing most already unrecoverable. If production trends persist, wells could be exhausted by 1978, while oil at current prices suggests a potential value of over a billion dollars. McKean County and a sequence of fields are highlighted as future producers.
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Titusville
Pennsylvania
William
Lytle
Butler
State Department of Internal Affairs
State
Bylle
McKean
Venango
Wars Rea
Washington
Allegheny
Clareton
Forest
Crawford
Arms
Alrongs
Bradford
Bullian-Clintonville
Butler Cross Belt
Clarenaun
Foresters Reno
Knox
McDonald
Oil City
Rouseville
Pleasantville
Washington-Taylorstown
More Co Guards To Arrive Here From Indiana
A second group of Indiana County men from the 28th Infantry Division at Camp Atterbury Indiana will arrive tomorrow. They will be granted five day passes over the New Year holiday, similar to those granted during Christmas.
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Indiana County
28Th Infantry Division
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
Tomarrow
Delay in equipping State Guard linked to Indiana event
The Gazette notes cause for delay in equipping the Pennsylvania State Guard, including two Indiana County companies, related to the Dance at Indiana's New Eagles Home Sal. Night and New Year's Eve with music by Dick Thoman and Hig Orchestra.
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Indianas
New En Home
Dick Thomas
Pennsylvania State Guard
Indiana County
Gazette
Indiana
Eagles
Sal
Dick Thoman
Hig Orchestra
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