Red-Held AP Photographer Noel Sends Pictures Of Allied POWs
Frank Pappy Noel, a 52 year old AP photographer, reappears after capture behind the bamboo curtain. The report details his return to sending pictures via aid of another AP photographer, and notes the ongoing war era exchanges and safety concerns in a tense China theater.
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Ex-Gazette Man and Bride Survive Ice Cliff Rescue
Bill Hastings former Indiana Evening Gazette Sports Editor and his bride escaped a glare ice patch on Route 22 between Cresson and Ebensburg. Their car skidded, backed through a guard rail and rested on a precipice 50 feet above a dam. A second car crash nearby injured two. Hastings helped his wife to safety and declined to return to the vehicle. The couple stayed in Cresson until their car was retrieved.
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Iselin Seeks Fire Protection After Fatal Blaze
Iselin residents plan a second effort to form a volunteer fire unit after a deadly fire killed a man and his infant son. Local leaders J. P. Patrick Jr and John Condor urge turnout at a 8 p.m. meeting in the Iselin Sports Men's Club Hall to fund equipment and end reliance on out-of-town companies.
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Two Indiana Men to Head Easter Seal Campaign
The Indiana County Society for Crippled Children and Adults announces C Merle Craig and Ward Ziegler as chairs of the 1952 Easter Seal drive. They will raise funds March 18 to April 13 to support Camp Sunnyside and expanded treatment for handicapped people in Indiana County and beyond. Craig is with Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal. Ziegler with Clearfield Bituminous Coal.
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MacArthur Says Again He's No Office Seeker
Gen Douglas MacArthur repeats he is not a candidate for any office and does not want his name entered in any State Presidential Primary. He notes he would withdraw his name if entered and cites three occasions in Illinois Wisconsin and New Hampshire Primaries. Col Lawrence Bunker, aide, reiterates the stance.
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No Penelee Men Involved In Theft
The Pennsylvania Electric Company said today neither of the men arrested two days ago for the wire theft at its Blairsville substation is employed by the company. Penelee noted that Samuel J. Parker, 48, of Turkey City, was an employee of a contractor working on a project and had previously been identified as a lineman for the electric firm.
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U S Treat Japan As Nation In Its Own Right
U S will treat Japan as a sovereign power in talks on administering the U S Japan Security Pact. Dean Rusk said discussions start next week, per Gen Ridgway’s wishes. Rusk will not reveal draft text. Ridgway unavailable but ready for consultation.
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Mobs Rioting In Cairo Libby Blasts Korean Negotiator
In Munsan Korea Jan 26 AP Allied truce negotiator Rear Adm Libby criticized Maj Gen Lee Sang Cho calling him a bit too big for his britches during a long prisoner exchange subcommittee session. Lee presented a list of 48 foreign civilians held by the Communists and pledged unconditional release after an armistice. The talks paused over whether Reds may build or repair air fields.
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Four Indiana County Vets Return From Korea Duty
Four Indiana County veterans of Korean fighting returned to their own shores yesterday and were expected to be quickly processed for furloughs. They are Sgt. Ronald C. Coleman of Saltsburg RD 1, Cpl. John W. Harkins of Blairsville, Ste. Willis Grantz of Clymer, and Sgt. Harry D. Singleton of Indiana. They were among 4,924 arriving at Seattle, Washington.
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Steele Clark Seeks Senate Seat on GOP Ticket
Steele Clark of Cherry Tree an Indiana County Commissioner for 12 years appears to be a Republican candidate for U S Senator. A nominating petition was secured for the office but attempts to reach him for confirmation failed. Clark has long been active in GOP politics and previously ran for lieutenant governor drawing votes across many communities.
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Indiana County March of Times total reported
The March of Dimes total today stood at $32,118.39 with Crystal Bar Homer City opening Saturday night under new management offering beer liquor and wine plus hot sausage sandwiches led by Joseph Sesti.
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Thos Pealer Found Dead Yesterday
Thos Pealer a well known Indiana consulting engineer was found dead yesterday afternoon at his home 922 Chestnut street. Despondent over ill health for several years he is believed to have taken his own life. Born August 1 1883 in Laporte Pa he was attached to the Berwind White Coal Mining Co and served as City and County Engineer in Indiana Pa.
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British Warships Deployed To Suez Amid Cairo Riots
Rioters in Cairo burn buildings and clash with police as Egypt cuts diplomatic ties with Britain. Britain dispatches 11 warships including an aircraft carrier and cruisers to reinforce the Suez Canal area, while emergency rule is proclaimed. Police use tear gas and shots as fires rage and mobs loot.
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McMahon Withdrawal Boosts Truman Bid in Illinois Primary
Democratic backers say McMahon’s withdrawal strengthens Truman’s drive and may prompt a presidential decision. Kefauver and Douglas express surprise regret. Illinois primary seen as nonbinding for delegates. Blairsville note: Fours Co and union pact cover pay, benefits, and cost of living boosts. Harold Stassen discusses study before comment.
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Silent Answers on Vatican Ambassador Post Campaign
Four presidential hopefuls dodged the question of appointing an American ambassador to the Vatican during a Cincinnati stop. Senator Kefauver of Tennessee said a formal statement would come later as he plans to address the issue in a forthcoming speech.
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Stevenson Mentioned In Demo Race
In Kansas City Illinois Governor Stevenson emerges as a potential Democratic candidate as party officials in Illinois Michigan and Minnesota signal support amid Truman administration policy debates. Some officials expect a shift toward Stevenson despite his stated sole aim of re election. others note Kefauver prospects and emphasize clean government as an appeal to voters.
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Truman Attends Patterson Rites With Cabinetmen
President Truman, Chief Justice Vinson and Gen. Omar Bradley joined high officials at Washington Cathedral for the funeral of former Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson. The 60-year-old lawyer rose from Doughboy to head the Army and died in a New Jersey airliner crash.
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Nash Estate Final Accounting Shows Large Tax Payment
In Los Angeles final accounting of auto maker Charles W Nash estate approved. The 44 044 342 estate paid 23 600 769 federal estate taxes and 5 052 200 state inheritance taxes. Nash died 1948 at 84. Indiana Lodge No 36 and other Masons to meet at Robinsons Funeral Home 7 p.m. tomorrow for late brother Thomas J I FPealer. Glen Medunkin W M A Carlyle Ory See y 137x/
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