Acheson Says Subversive Workers Do Not Endanger U N
Secretary of State Dean Acheson told a Judiciary subcommittee that United Nations employees of questionable loyalty pose no real national security threat. He described them as giving the United States a black eye and said they do not handle matters related to national defense. The inquiry linked to Justice Department probes into UN loyalty cases followed grand jury questioning of several UN employees.
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Dean Acheson
United Nations
Acheson
Judiciary
U.N
United
Preece
Justice Department
Justice
State Departments
New York
U. N
Secretary of State
Chelf
State Department
Ross Malone
Indiana Physician Taken To Hospital
Doctor H B Butterbaugh a prominent Indiana physician was taken to Presbyterian Hospital Pittsburgh by ambulance for observation. He is listed in Room 54 at the hospital and has recently gained fame as owner of a successful trotting mare. New Year’s Eve dance at Clymer Legion with music by Marco’s Band and Johnny Bie.
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H. B. Butterbaugh
Indiana
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
Photos For 1952 Top News In Indiana County
Gazette Photography by Frank J. Sipos highlights top 1952 events in Indiana County, compiled on page sixteen of today’s paper.
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Indiana County
Frank J. Sipos
Republicans Complain Over Political Patronage List
Republican lawmakers voiced frustration in Washington over not receiving a complete list of government jobs open to political patronage. They cite 170,482 positions open to replacement per the Civil Service Commission and note efforts by the Republican National Committee to compile a full roster, led by Rep Albert Cole.
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Washington
New Republican Congress
Civil Service Commission
Doussnaki Belasher
Civil] Service Commission
Republican National Committee
Albert Cole
Kan
Funds Grow Toward New Bookmobile
Prospects for the Indiana Bookmobile improved by four generous gifts. Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co donated 200,001 dollars to hasten the new vehicle. McCreary Tire and Rubber Co also contributed a matching 200,0 dollars to support library service in small communities.
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Indiana
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
McCreary Tire and Rubber Company
Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana Evening Gazette Skips New Year’s Day Publication
The Indiana Evening Gazette will not be published tomorrow on January 1, 1953, New Year’s Day, in observance of the holiday. Readers are advised to check tomorrow’s edition for any notices or updates related to the publication schedule.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Superforts Blast Two Red Areas
Allied air forces launched a dawn two pronged strike over Korea dropping over 200 tons of high explosives on an ore processing plant near the Yalu River. Twenty one Superforts from Japan and Okinawa faced heavy ground and night fighter opposition as they targeted Sinanju and surrounding sites. No confirmed damage reports were issued for the Choak tong plant, the 105 acre target near Uiji and the 64 acre Wollywon supply center. On the front, heavy artillery and probing Reds kept up pre dawn activity as Allied posts held firm.
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API
Pir
McGee Kareg
Twentysone
Jaenan
Okinawa
Yalu
Sinanju
Pyongyang
Bos
Choak-tong
Uiji
Air Force
Hitchcock Named By Teacher Group
Dr. R B Hitchcock of Indiana educational director of the Buh Planetarium has been named president of the Western Pennsylvania Section of the American Association of Physics Teachers. Legion. Music by Johnny Kaye Vtx New Year's Eve Dance. New Eagles Slonie Music by Johany Douglass. 16x New Year’s Eve Dance, Hotel Heaner. Music by Fred Gershon T16x
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RB. C. Hitchcock
Indiana
Buh
Weeter
Western Pennsylvania
American Association of Physics Teachers
Johany Douglass
Hotel Heaner
Fred Gershon
Champion World Liar Title Goes To Texas
The Burlington Liars Club announced the 28th annual Anamas Award winner is Texas resident Ayman 3 Harry V. Cummings of Dallas for a tall tale about Japanese mosquitoes. Cummings, stationed at Johnson Air Force Base near Tokyo, claimed a July night encounter with two six foot mosquitoes. An honorable mention went to John Spenderx of Brooke Army Hospital for a hospital ship boiler task.
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Burlington
Wis
Burelington Liars’ Club
Ayman
Harry V. Cummings
Dallas
Cummings
Johnson Air Force Base
Jukyo
Texas
Flere
Carey Fur Femme
John Spenderx
Brooke Army Hossital
Sar Antonig
Two Found Near Death In Home Of Suspected Abusers
District Attorney J. Murray Buterbaugh ordered an immediate probe into alleged child abuse after paramedics found two children near death in a home where their parents watched a video. Sheriff Paul Jeffies launched his own inquiry while Child Welfare sent investigators to hospitalize the injured youths. The oldest child appeared severely malnourished with injuries. neighbors reported a harsh, impoverished living situation in the so called barracks near McIntyre. Custody petitions were filed with Latana County Court for all three children.
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J. Murray Buterbaugh
Valuchuck
Paul Jeffies
McIntyre
Rath Gray
Child Welfare Service
Nwas
Weleysz
Peleus
Wella
Wulfie
Mebutyre
Dorothy Lang
Wolfie
Cora
Latana
Uiree Valente
Truman Sees Improved Outlook For Peace
President Truman said the world peace outlook is better now than a year ago at year end news conference. He noted no new plan to end the Korean War has been submitted, and declined to discuss such a plan unless it could be put into immediate operation. He announced an address on radio and television set for January 15.
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Washington
Tewman
Truman
Ike and Taft Agree on GOP Plans in Conference
President-elect Eisenhower and Senate Republican leaders, led by Taft, reported a general understanding on two flashpoints. They backed Eisenhower's cabinet picks and the farm parity issue, with Benson as agriculture secretary choice and parity mechanisms under discussion for farm commodity policy.
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New York
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Senate
Congress
Eisenhiower
General Y Forday
Marin Durkin
Ueday
Catt
Len Milton Bo Young
North Dakota
GOP
Pulley
Co Berters
Bard Taft Benson - Eisenhower
Masenhower
Wnet
Benson
Elderton Light Contest Winners 1952 Crowns Local Display
The Elderton Light Contest winners were announced with Mrs Hath Hershberger securing first prize of $10 and Shelonto Mood second prize of $5. The event reflected festive decorating activity amid New Year celebrations and safety reminders for drivers during holiday travel.
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Eldertons
Edderton Liars Club
Lulay
Mrs .Hath Hershberger
Shelonto Mood
Mes Stanles Schall
Midwiton
der von To Hom Foreman
Kithunieg IR Po
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Savoy
Marco
Homer Cry Legion
Loose Sauerkraut
Owen's
Indiana Song of Italy
Star Dreamer
Spaghett Daily
Spaghett House
Dean
Gazette
Hitchcock
Johnny Kaye
Hampion
Britain
Winston Churchill
Milward
Addin Woteans
Krit
Wolra Siti
Janet
Lindt
Vollaue
Rowe
You
Dano Hote
Hainer
Fred Ursa Vix
Hower Cay Legion
Touriday Jim Music
Polka Kings
Henier
Fred Gershian
Aneu
Gs Chier Moose
Ike
Taft
Elderton
Chicago
Cotte
Seber
Phal
Sears
Coue
Weoldson Citi
Govus
Suseube
Decorbe
Wal, Huiwer
Pebert Poole
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