Allies accuse Reds of rebel bid in Korea talks
In Munsan Korea January 22 AP Allied negotiators charged Communist truce setters with a ruthless grab for military advantage and disregard for POW rights. Rear Adm R E Libby rejected forced repatriation and insisted on voluntary repatriation. A second subcommittee session failed to ban airfield reconstruction while guarding POWs from air attack was agreed with staff to work out safeguards starting Wednesday.
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Munsan
Korea
R. E. Libby
Red
Libby
U. N
Reds
J. N
Kangdong
Pan
Blind Association Seeks Charter In Indiana
The Armstrong Indiana Branch of the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind filed articles of incorporation with Prothonotary J. Carlyle Orr and sought a charter. Initial office listed at 49 North Sixth Street Indiana. Incorporators include Frank J. Fiori John M. Stahl Salisburg Mrs Paul W. Graff Indiana William F. McMillen Black Lick Thomas D Stauffer Manorville and Harold N Clement. Officers: Fiori president Stahl first vice president MrsGraff second vice president McMillen third vice president Stauffer secretary and treasurer. Directors include John Staley Feicht Earl E Hewitt Jr Mrs Robert M Fisher John M Wyble John Mazza Thomas McConville. The articles were filed yesterday.
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Armstrong-Indiana
Pennsylvania Association For the Blind,, Inc
J. Carlyle Orr
North Sixth Street
Indiana
Frank J. Fiori
Leechburg
John M. Stahl
Salisburg
Paul W. Graff
William F. McMillen
Black Lick
Thomas D Stauffer
Manorville
Harold N. S Clement
Fiori
Stahl
John Staley Feicht
Kittanning
Earl E. Hewitt, Jr
Robert M. Fisher
John M . Wyble
Apollo
John Mazza
Thomas McConville
Freak Shooting Accident Wounds Indiana County Boy
A 16 year old youth Robert T. Colbert of Smokeless Was taken to Lee Hospital Johnstown after a bullet ricochet during target practice struck his left leg. He was shooting at bottles in a river when the bullet rebounded surgeons were to consult today.
Dual Probe Underway In Nun's Death
British and American officials pressed separate investigations into Sister Anthony's death during a Saturday convent clash in Ismailia. Consul Lamar Mulliner, dispatched by Ambassador Jefferson Caffery, to lead an independent probe and attend the nun's funeral said the inquiry could take time. A British inquiry also opened while Egyptian authorities touted postmortem findings. Soldiers searched Ismailia at dawn and authorities cleared parts of the Arab quarter amid claims the fighting involved Egyptian guerrillas.
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Cairo
16Th
Parachute Brigade
Ismailia
Anthony
Faud Serag Et Din Pasha
Egypt
New York
Oscar d’Adolf
AFL Innsurance Agents International Union
Olds Shifts to Weapons and Cars in Dual Output
In Lansing Oldsmobile moves defense weapons and civilian passenger cars from its plant. The plant produces 3.5 inch rockets for bazookas and 90 millimeter high velocity tank cannon, alongside its full automobile quota.
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Lansing
Mich
Oldsmobile
Indiana County Young Republican Club Meeting
The Indiana County Young Republican Club will meet Thursday evening in Memorial Hall on Wayne Avenue Indiana. A brief business session will be followed by an interesting program and a social period with refreshments.
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Indiana County Young Republican Club
Memorial Hall
Wayne Avenue
Indiana
Fine veto blocks bottle sale liquor bill in Pa
Gov. John Fine vetoed a measure to let retail liquor dealers sell liquor by the bottle for off premises consumption. He warned that up to 16,000 licenses could become private stores and that the bill lacked protections against such establishments, urging the veto for reasons of state liquor code concerns.
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Harrisburg
John
Fine
Governor vetoes truck weight bill in Pennsylvania
Governor John Fine vetoed a controversial measure lifting truck weight ceilings from 45 000 to 60 000 pounds just before midnight. He cited risks to highways and questioned trucking taxes. The 1951 session produced 761 laws passed and 48 vetoes with 2 683 bills introduced.
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Harrisburg
John
Fine
Pennsylvania
Bee Gov
Heart Group Names Executive Secretary and Campaign Chairman
An Indiana County Heart Association executive committee meeting at Dr. Daniel H. Bee’s home announced Paul Woodring as executive secretary and Franklin George as 1952 campaign chairman. The annual drive runs February 1 through 28, funds split between the American Heart Association and the County Association. Doughton Cramer, PA Heart Association field representative, helped plan the campaign. A directors’ meeting later this month will finalize plans. Men’s overcoats reduced to $22.50 at Pennington’s, 16 N. 6th St.
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Indiana County Heart Association
Daniel H. Bee
J. Kenneth Nicely
Paul Woodring
Franklin George
Doughton Cramer
Pennsylvania Heart Association
American Heart Association
County Association
Indiana Story on WDTV Tonight Channel Fifteen
Tonight at 6 45 P M viewers in Pittsburgh can watch the Indiana Story on WDTV Channel 15. The program features several local pictures and showcases regional scenes.
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Indiana Story
WDTV
Indiana
Pittsburgh
WDTYV
Channel 15
Record Crop Seeks Demo Nomination
A surge of Democratic presidential candidates emerged as Truman stayed neutral about his plans. Illinois saw Kefauver and McMahon file for the April 8 primary. In Illinois Republican primaries Stassen and MacArthur entered against Taft, with MacArthur later saying he would withdraw. Daly vowed legal action to keep MacArthur’s name on the ballot if needed. The Winds primary remains advisory and nonbinding.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Truman
Illinois
Kefauver
Tennessee
McMahon
Connecticut
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Sen
Taft
Ohio
MacArthur
Lawrence Bunker
Lar Daly
Chicago
Gen. MacArthur
Stassen
Wisconsin
PRR Names New Freight and Passenger Agent in Indiana
A new Pennsylvania Railroad freight and passenger agent has been named for the Indiana office. He succeeds S. R. Galbreath who was assigned to Butler. Mr. Hawk began the local post yesterday after previously serving as Philadelphia agent at Creighton and as associate conductor with the Philadelphia Orchestra.
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Svuuers
Apollo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indiana
S. R. Galbreath
Butler
Hawk
Philadelphia
Phil
Creighton
Hailadelphia Orchestra
PRR
Alexander Hilsberg
Noj
Hilsberg
March of Dimes Phe Indians County drive total
The March of Dimes effort in Phe Indians County reports a running total of 7554.24 dollars. Residents and organizations are urged to contribute to the campaign ongoing through the month.
Blairsville Gamblers Sentenced In Indiana County Raid
Blairsville men Albert Madfigni and Theodore Dellafiora began eight month gambling terms in Indiana County jail with fines of 350 dollars. A woman, Mrs Mary Dalesan dro, received three months parole and a 250 dollar fine after raids in Blairsville last October. A physician noted health issues for the defendants. Earlier, three youths including two 16 year olds received sentences to Pennsylvania Industrial School Camp Hill for burglaries and auto thefts.
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Blairsville
Indiana
Albert Madfigni
Theodore Dellafiora
Allegheny County
Mary Dalesandro
Dellaflora Tole
Madoni
Pennsylvania Industrial School
Camp Hill
Iran Rejects New British Ambassador to Tehran
Iran refuses to accept Robert Hankey as the British Ambassador in Tehran, giving no reasons. Sources say Iran wants a newcomer with no prior ties to Iran as talks to end the oil nationalization dispute continue. Hankey speaks Persian and previously served as Eden's private secretary.
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Tehran
Iran
Britain
Robert Hankey
Hankey
Fite
Ftor
Francis Shepherd
Hawkey
Anthony Eden
Britsh
33,000 Goal In ABC Drive In Indiana
J Roy Maloney takes Red Cross Fund Drive chair in Indiana forecasting a $33,000 goal matching last year. He urges county support through economies and highlights routine services beyond headlines. A board meeting at 728 Church Street on January 24 is urged for attendance.
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Red Cross Fund
J. Roy Maloney
Indiana
Red Cross
Maloney
Board of Directors
Church Street
Janary
James L. Jack Dies Suddenly at 63 in Indiana
James L. Jack, 63, prominent Indiana attorney and Chief Fire Marshal of the Indiana Fire Department for 15 years, died suddenly at 3:30 am at his home on South Sixth Street. Survived by his wife Mabel and two sons, James L. Jr. and Louis M. The public will view him after 2 pm tomorrow. obituary forthcoming in the Gazette.
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James L. Jack
Indiana
Indiana Fire
South Sixth Street
Jack
Firemen’s Association
Indiana County Bar Association
James W. Mack
Kirty Fe
Mabel
Jags L. Jr
Louig M
Gazete
No Action Expected On Tax Boost
Washington evidence mounted today that President Truman asked for five billion dollars more in taxes with no real expectation Congress would grant it. The budget preview showed no plan to the House Ways and Means Committee and no special message to Congress on taxes. The message stressed balance of last year’s request and mentioned general tax reductions or eliminations only. SEE NO ACTION Continued on Page Five.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
House Ways and Means Committee
Hel
Reductions Limited By Allocations
Washington January 22 AP The proposed Truman budget for the next fiscal year faces limited reductions as much of the outlay is already allocated. Congress may cut civilian programs by up to ten percent and trim defense, but tax hikes are unlikely in an election year. Without new taxes the deficit could reach 14.446 billion and debt near 275 billion by June 1953.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Uns
Congressmen Study Naval Expansion Plan Revealed
Congressmen consider expanding naval forces under Vinson plan proposing 510 service craft and 408 large carriers along with overall military growth. President Truman's 1963 budget includes 51.2 billion for military services and 10 billion for foreign aid, aiming to raise total armed forces to 3.7 million by mid-1953 and boost Air Force wings.
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Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
Congress
President Truman
Truman
Army
Philadelphia
John J
McCorkle
Ups
Hiss
Indiana
Sharon
Vincent A. Carroll
Reena Arees
Michael Cuncie
Apito Hi Tekance
Dan Ward
Far
Cuncie
Luustady
Ylars
Shoe Is Found Crystal Bar Hamer City Opening
Saturday night under new management. Beer light and wine, hot sausage pave way for Joseph Sesti, 33 39 a Washington. Navy shipbuilding bill before Congress as part of Truman defense request. Bill would authorize construction of second nuclear powered submarine and second giant aircraft carrier of nearly 60 000 tons capable of berthing craft bearing an atomic bomb.
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Crystal
Hamer City
Joseph Sesti
Washington
Navy
Congress
Truman
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