United Nations accuses Reds of planning war in truce talks
In final 1951 Korean armistice talks the United Nations charged the Reds with seeking war while negotiating a truce and urged disclosure of the fate of more than 50,000 unaccounted for prisoners of war. Subcommittees remained deadlocked over policing the armistice and exchanging POWs with meetings set for Panmunjom on New Year’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
United Nations Today
Panmunjom
U.N
Clergyman Winner in Burlington Liars’ Club Contest
Burlington Wisconsin judges crowned Rev Arthur R Kirk of Biggs California as the world’s top liar in the 1951 competition. Club president O C Hulett said officers felt faint after signing the unanimous verdict and reading Kirk’s submitted tale about a watermelon mishap and a hospital trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Wis
Liars’ Club
Arthur R. Kirk
Biggs
Calif
Mr. Kirk
Biggs Community
Fewer Men Than Women in 1950 Census Findings
Washington reports the 1950 census shows 96.6 men aged 21 and over per 100 women in the same group, down from 100 a decade earlier. The total count for 21 and over reaches 97,416,365, with women up 7,564,324 since 1940 and men up 5,855,412.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Wainy Aue
Wis
Gswwersn Saanterday
Car Victim Dies After Route 30 Crash
John Hrehocik, 59, of Glassport Pennsylvania, died from injuries sustained on Christmas Day when his car struck a guard rail along Route 30 near the Ohio Pennsylvania border. The page also lists local ads and events for New Year's Eve celebrations and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
John Hrehocik
Glassport
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh man dies after being hit by two autos
Carl W. Sorg aged 57 died Saturday night after being struck by two automobiles. The incident occurred near the new location of the Clymer Citizens Water Co at 4 Franklin Street in Clymer, Pennsylvania, next to Don White's Barber Shop. A square dance is planned Monday evening at Good's Place four miles north of Marion Center on Route M9.
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Pittsburgh
Carl W. Sorg
Clymer Citizens Water’ Co
Franklin St
Clymer, Pa
Don White
Aise Good’s
Marion Center
Ten biggest Indiana County stories of 1951 reviewed
The Indiana Evening Gazette presents page 14 pictorial review of the county’s ten major events that shaped 1951 in Indiana County. Highlights span local politics, community milestones, industry shifts, and notable regional developments.
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Indiana County
Indiana Evening Gazette
School Girl Kills Child By Strangling
A 16 year old babysitter Delora Mae Campbell strangled 6 year old Donna Joyce Isbell with a sock after watching a TV mystery. Neighbors found the child early yesterday as Campbell said she had a vision and confessed. Donna was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Isbell and the incident occurred while her mother worked a late shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Delora ‘Mae Campbell
Delora Mae
Nelma Mae
Donna Joyce Isbell
Roy Ibsie
Donna
Deera Mae
Douglas Aircraft
Los Alamitos Naval Air Star Lee School
To the New Year Poem about a hopeful journey around the sun
A short verse wishes a bright journey through the coming year. It asks time to spend its moments wisely and to swiftly pass through clouds and storms, ending with a wish to linger in the rainbow’s hue and enjoy a happy year.
Police round up 237 slot machines in central Pennsylvan ia raid
State police last weekend nabbed about 237 slot machines across five central Pennsylvania counties including Northumberland Union Snyder and Montour. Machines were gathered for storage in Irishtown and Woodside said courts will be asked to destroy them. Authorities said advance tips from 24 to 30 hours prior reduced leaks.
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SBURG
Penn
Robert A
Epic
Veter WevaUps
Thumberland
Union
Snyder
Mine
Montour
Northumberland Union
Sunbury
Ingehines
Woodside
Paul Lenig
Neighbors Sue Each Other Over Wives in Los Angeles
In a Los Angeles Superior Court case, neighbors John Riley and Marvin Sasselli were found to be in a draw after a 45 minute jury deliberation. Mrs. Riley claimed Sasselli hugged her in darkness while fetching a beer, seeking $23,570. Meanwhile Mrs. Sasselli alleged Riley hugged her in the Sasselli home and suggested more than neighborly ties, seeking $40,023.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
John Riley
Marvin Sasselli
Churchill's Ship Finally En Route Rampage Ends in Death
In Baltimore on December 31 four a.m. the man who damaged 11 row houses with his bare hands died from bullet wounds inflicted by a policeman during a rampage. Albert J. Tibbs, a 26 year old Black man, stated to be held in Provident Hospital after being shot by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Albert J. Tibbs
Provident Hospital
Navy ships rush to aid of steamer Flying Enterprise
Two U S Navy vessels race to the crippled American steamer Flying Enterprise 250 miles southwest of Ireland, with only her captain aboard as rescuers report most crew saved including a dead seaman. Capt Kurt Carlsen vowed to stay with his vessel as his family prays at home in New Jersey.
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London
U. S. Navy
Flying Enterprise
Ireland
Kurt Carlsen
Woodbridge
N. J
Carlsen
Letters to Paper Should Be Signed
Letters submitted to the Indiana Evening Gazette must be signed by the author before publication can be considered. The Gazette reserves the right to accept or reject any letters submitted for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Evening Gazette
the Gazette
Indiana Evening Gazette Says Publication Delayed
The Indiana Evening Gazette will not be published tomorrow January 1 1952 New Year’s Day. Publication will be resumed Wednesday.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Altoona Man Kills Wife and Daughter Then Self
An Altoona insurance agent Horace M. Gutshall, 42, killed his wife Linda Gutshall, 38, and their nine year old daughter in a street shooting before fatally turning the gun on himself. Police said the family had separated months earlier after Mrs Gutshall had his arrest for threatening to kill her earlier. The double barrel shotgun blasts were heard by neighbors as Gutshall lay dead in the car.
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Altoona
Horace M. Gutshiall
Linda
Paul Robinson
Gutshall
Former County People On Plane Reported Missing
George Albert and his mother Midi Lucy Albert, formerly of Josphring, were reported in an Allegheny County airport incident aboard a plane. The Alberts, now living in Miami, were returning after a Christmas holiday visit with friends in Josephine.
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George Albert
Midi Lucy Albert
Sof ‘ Josphring
Balsald
Allegheny County
Alberta
Mi‘ami
Josephine
Yuha Condition Updates Amid Benefit Event
NYU Bellevue spokesman says Johnny Yuha is just about the same after recent removal from critical list. Vandergrift and Apollo match results featured a benefit basket ball event for the Yuha Fund with Washington and Vandergrift teams, including local donors like Ernest from Troop 38 and Faye ill contributions.
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New ‘York University-Bellevue Medical’ Center
Johnny Yuha
Jabout
Elders Ridge
Alfullthouse
Vande
Ara
Ernest Oms
Faye
Hym “Ye Sie
Troubled World Welcomes 1952 With Hopes And Fears
A troubled world greets 1952 with hopes of a happy new year and prayers at watch night services. The United States faces a presidential election, New York revels in Times Square and high clubs, while Philadelphia plans the mummers parade. Globally, nations mark year-end rituals, from German Heligoland commemorations to protests near Knechtsang Sand, as Europe braces for Cold War tensions and ongoing conflicts.
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Associated Press
United States
Times Square
Pierre
New York
Philadelphia
Cuxhaven
Germany
Heligoland
Tvm
Northeran
Royal Air Force
London
Picely Circus
Plane Left Pittsburgh Saturday For Buffalo
Murky weather delays search for a missing twin engined C 46 aircraft with seven crew and 33 passengers. Continental Charter Inc of Miami owned the plane which vanished after departing Pittsburgh for Buffalo with 190 miles fuel for a one hour flight. Continental President John A Belding joined the search and held hope all aboard would be found alive. A wide aerial search covered 100 miles along the route with Canadian air force planes and Coast Guard units patrolling Lake Erie and the surrounding area. Federal officials coordinated a large ground search near Brookville and civil aviation authorities headed the investigation. Planes and vessels were deployed as the weather hindered progress and rumors of a discovery spurred crowds along the highways.
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Pittsburgh
Continental Charter, Inc
Miami
Buffalo
John A. Belding
Alexander Wozniak
U. S. Air Force
Wozniak
Royal Canadian Air Force
U. S
Coast Goard
Salem
Mass
Coast Guard
Lake Erie
Jack Adams
Washington
Air Force
McGrath
Westover Field
Massachusetts
Allegheny National Forest
Brookville
Gordon M. Mathews
Civil Aeronautics Board
Continental Charters
Buffal Airport
Packs
James F. Hanlon
Hanlon
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Civil Aeroaautics Board
Fittsburgh
March of Dimes Open Broadcast Boosts Campaign
The March of Dimes campaign launches coast to coast with a network broadcast on ABC. Basil O’Connor, president of the National Foundation, and California Governor Earl Warren will participate. Indiana County Chairman Trevor Hadley also announced the local drive begins tomorrow at 10 15 p m to 10 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Broadcasting Company
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation
Earl Warren
California
Indiana County
Trevor Hadley
New Year's Here For Ship's Crew
The crew of the American freighter Paul Revere filed a claim for the first 1952 New Year’s celebration on earth. Captain Mohun radioed from southwest of Midway Island that the ship, bound for Baltimore with ore from Masinloe, reached the New Year at 7 a.m. in New York time. The vessel is owned by Prudential Steamship Corp of New York.
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San Francisco
Paul Revere
New York
Associated Press
San Franscisco
Philip Mohun
Midway Island
Mohun
Baltimore
Masinloe, PB. 1
Prudential Steamship Corp
New ‘ York
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Owen
Clymer Moose
Bobby Peak
Indiana
Ry Elsie Karlin
Churchill
Southampton
Eng
Tibbs
Winston Church
Mra. R. N. Ray
America
Truman
Bert
Holiday Inn
Mcintyre
Pa FF
Joe
Dianne
Homer _tanité Pua
Rhhythm
Makers
Yuhe
Wickenburg
Ariz
Florence
el Reno
Okla
Tule Lake
James WY. Bennett
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Attorney General’s Office
Bennett
Robert Hawthorne
See
Nation
Citysville
Dee
Meadowbrook
Don Carlo
Qorenestra
Clyinér Legion
MH Kuslers
Homertonile
Bobby PF
Alig
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