Death of Johnny Yuha Ends Local Athlete's Battle
Johnny Yuha, a former Elders Ridge High School football player, died at 12:15 p.m. in New York University Bellevue Medical Center after a November injury left him paralyzed. His death follows a broken neck and two fractured vertebrae from the November game. His family and coach Ray Phillips recall his valiant struggle. funds for treatment totaled about 13,942 dollars after expenses. The Yuha Fund trustees meet tonight at 7:30 in the Gazette office. Funeral plans await arrangements.
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Twenty seven properties offered for sale at courthouse sale
Twenty seven properties went up for sale at the Commissioners' sale in the Courthouse today. Two were redeemed, one sold, and the remaining 24 had bonds held over until next Monday.
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Defied Kidnap At Fron tier Pocket Near Helmstedt
British troops reinforced West German police at a disputed frontier pocket near Helmstedt after 43 West German workers were kidnapped by East German Volksppolizei. The captors freed the men later, while authorities warned West German police to stay clear.
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House Votes On Controls Legislation
Washington reports a decisive House vote this week on price control legislation. Absenteeism could decide whether last week’s tentative vote to end most controls after June 30 stands. Administrations leaders hope more Democrats stay to help passage while Putnam warns lifting controls would raise prices, making current costs seem cheap. The House also moves to strip the Wage Stabilization Board of price controls and reassign wage dispute handling to Roger Lower, removing labor representation.
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Gazette Classifieds Simplified for Buyers and Sellers
The Gazette classified ad page has been streamlined with nearly 30 new classifications to ease selling and buying. Advertisers and readers gain a quick, inexpensive way to turn unused items into cash and find bargains on furniture, cars, homes, and more.
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Acheson Heads to Europe for Key Talks
Secretary of State Acheson flew to Europe for an 11 day round of important conferences. President Truman saw him off as Britain's defense minister Viscount Alexander began a brief Washington visit. Acheson’s mission centers on Korea issues likely to involve top officials here and Alexander’s Korea experiences.
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Forum Here Tonight Open To All At Keith School
A lively forum at Keith School Auditorium tonight invites all to participate. The debate centers on Acheson’s London talks and broader foreign policy questions, including Germany, Russia, Egypt, Iran, and Korea, with a panel of experts ready to answer audience questions.
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Youth Injured Near Shelocta in 1949 Chevrolet Crash
Harold Fleming, 17, of Indiana R. D. 2, was injured slightly when his 1949 Chevrolet coupe crashed into an utility pole on Route 422 near Shelocta at about 4:30 p.m. yesterday. Brakes locked, car skidded. Fleming suffered head bruises but was not hospitalized. District reports $250 damage. Also notes Eagles Summer Theater Guild meeting at Aerie Home to plan for Philadelphia Story with reservations at Guild Office.
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Man Dies After Shooting Arrest in Bedford
William Pittman aged 41 of Mosquito Hollow died of a heart attack shortly after he shot Lou Bissel, about 40, also of Mosquito Hollow, in a heated hog hunting argument. Pittman was awaiting state police arrival. Bissel received hospital treatment and was released. Coroner Vernon A Geisel reported yesterday.
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Jive Forum Tonight With Local Panelists
Tonight a radio and television forum features a panel of well informed local residents. Differences of opinion are expected as diverse views are discussed in a lively exchange.
World War II leaders meet in Washington conferences
After a battlefield survey arrival yesterday, Field Marshal Alexander of Tunis praised the show as well run. He schedules discussions today with Secretary Lovett and General Omar Bradley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, alongside other officials, with an opening at 8 30 pm. The Summer Theater Guild offers Philadelphia Story at Fisher Auditorium with reserved seats via College Indiana Guild Office.
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Taft Meets With State Delegation in Hershey
In Hershey Pennsylvania Senator Robert A Taft meets with Pennsylvania delegation members to discuss candidates and win uncommitted delegates. The session follows a previous Eisenhower meeting at Gettysburg and precedes Tafts Washington travels as the convention nears Chicago beginning July 7.
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Biggest air raid targets North Korea hydro plants
Five hundred U S Navy Air Force and Marine planes struck five hydro electric plants serving North Korea and parts of Manchuria in the largest air assault of the Korean War. The Suiho plant and four others were reportedly destroyed on the Korean side of the Yalu River.
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Crosby Million Telethon Nets One Million For Team
Hollywood telethon hosted by Bing Crosby and Bob Hope raised a million dollars in pledges and contributions for the U S Olympic Team. The 14 hour coast to coast show aired on CBS and NBC and marked Crosby s television debut with many film stage and sports stars participating and over 1 000 volunteers.
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Woman Injured In Route 119 Crash Near Homer City
A Pittsburgh woman, Mary Shelton, 43, sustained possible fractures after a truck crashed into a utility pole on Route 119, three miles south of Homer City. The vehicle, driven by Theodore Thomas, 34, of Pittsburgh, was not injured. police report he failed to negotiate a curve. Shelton was treated at Indiana Hospital and expected to leave today.
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Eisenhower's Texans Talk Revealing
Denver report says Truman did not offer Eisenhower the 1952 Democratic nomination. Ike denies third party moves and gains delegates after a five hour Nevada swing. He criticizes Taft on foreign policy during a TV telecast and plans a nationally televised Denver talk.
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Murray Tells About Deal With Truman
Gary Indiana steelworkers rallied 7,500 people as Philip Murray claimed President Truman pledged no fear of Taft Hartley injunction if the union postponed the January 1 strike. Murray said Inland Steel president Clarence Randall mocked such a deal, noting Murray and Truman had “made a deal.” The 27,000 Gary East Chicago area steelworkers faced a three week strike culminating in government seizure and court actions.
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New U S Luxury Liner Aims For Sea Speed Record
The 990 foot United States, largest American liner, begins first home port voyage to New York from Newport News. Commodore Harry Manning forecasts no trouble reaching Manhattan after a 500 mile cruise. 30 minute speed burst reached 33 knots, daily average 19, outpacing Cunard Queen Mary’s 32.08 knots in 1938.
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