Overdue Plane Carries 16 Persons Missing on US Canada search
An Air Force B 50 bomber with 12 crew and 4 passengers aboard was reported missing on a training flight from Goose Bay Labrador to Davis Monthan AFB Arizona. The plan left Goose Bay Thursday night and had a 1 hour fuel supply for a 12 hour mission. Search in Canada by Royal Canadian Air Force Rescue Service and in US by Lowry AFB and Strategic Air Command units from Walker AFB New Mexico, with Civil Air Patrol help. Names of crew and passengers not released.
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Denver
Goose Bay
Labrador
Davis Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Nee Ee
Lowry Air Force Base
United States
Michigan
Justin C. Jamison
Agaese Squadron
Canada
Air Rescue Service
Royal Canadian Air Force
Sioux City
Iowa
Strategic Air Command
Walker Air Force Base
New Mexico
Civil Air Patrol
Special meeting called for Indiana County police officers
Civilian Defense Co Ordinator John R O Mara announces a county wide gathering of police officers deputies sheriffs constables and wardens in Indiana on Sunday October 1 1950 at 2 00 pm An order of Sheriff Jeffri calls attendance to organize Division No 2 of the Indiana County Civilian Defense Officers not receiving a letter are asked to attend Also note classified line about Bartlett Dance and local market ads
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Indiana County
John R. O'Mara
Indiana
Reserve Officers Armory
Nixon and
Taylor Avenue
National Guard Army
Indiana Hero
Jeffri
Indiana County Civilian Defense
Senator Langer collapses during veto showdown on Communist bill
In Washington on September 23 Senator Langer of Indiana collapsed on the Senate floor during an all-night battle over President Truman's veto of a controversial Communist containment bill. He was carried to Bethesda Naval Hospital in a semi-conscious state, as colleagues continued the debate amid medical attention and threats of an override. The House had already overridden the veto 388 to 48, with Senate discussions pausing over recess and possible reconsideration as attention focused on the ailing lawmaker and the stalled vote.
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Truman
Senate
Langer
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Bis
Lucas
George (Aiver
Capitol
Col
House
Douglas
Qill
McCarran
DrNev
Americans Hit British By Mistake In Korea
AP photographer Gene Herrick reported American planes bombed and strafed British ground troops near Taegu while providing close air support. He saw about 40 wounded return to an advance post and noted a British casualty including a fatality from shrapnel as Red forces fired on a litter column crossing a river.
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Korea
Associated Press
Gene Herrick
Herrick
Air Force
MacArthur
27Th
Argyl and Sutherland Highlander
Hong Kong
U. S
Taegu
Naktong
Reds
Draft Examinations Set for 152 Indiana County Men
One hundred fifty two men registered with the Indiana County Selective Service Board will be ordered to take pre induction physical examinations in Pittsburgh on Wednesday October 4. Harrisburg notes that counties with National Guard units in active service are not credited for those men in future draft quotas. Indiana County has had two National Guard companies activated, reflected by the large call up. Next Friday 56 men registered with the local board will depart for induction into the Army.
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Indiana County Selective Service Board
Pittsburgh
Hartisburg
Harrisburg
National Guard
Indiana County
Army
Sagamore Hotel Fire Causes $2000 Damage
A fire at the Sagamore Hotel in Sagamore caused more than $2,000 in damage. Rural Valley firefighters fought the blaze for over 30 minutes, hampered by dense smoke. The fire likely started in a basement yard room near the bar, with extensive ceiling and partition damage and heavy smoke throughout the hotel. Proprietors are Mr. Manzo and Dominic Protti. some building insurance was in place.
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Sagamore
Valley
Mr. Manzo
Dominic Protti
Turn Your Clocks Back Hour Tonite Reminder
Daylight Saving Time ends at 2 am Sunday morning and Eastern Standard Time returns. A reminder to turn clocks back one hour tonight so you are not early for church tomorrow morning.
Die Hard Senate Fights Truman Veto Over Communist Bill
Washington dispatch reports a persistent team of Senators led by Lehman and Humphrey opposing President Truman's veto on the Communist control bill. The article details bids for street paving in Indiana Borough, costs per front foot, and coal contracts awarded to Mabon Bros. of Indiana for $5.50 a ton amid winter preparations.
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Lehman
Smoothway Construction Co
Neganee
Apollo
Hum
Wayne Avenue
Phrey
14Th Street
Washington
Indiana
Sherwin Company
Somerset
6Th
7Th Street
South 14Th Street
Mabon Bros
Lawmakers seek reasonable time to study veto message
Wisees tee Mee Lehman said his group wants a reasonable opportunity for Senators to study the veto message from the White House. He cited a vote at a reasonable time this afternoon. Humphrey prepared to take over talks later in the morning and mentioned the 11 a.m. possibility to reporters.
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Amggg
Wisees
Tee Mee
Lehman
White House
Humphrey
Ten Feared Dead In Swedish Plane Crash Near Karlstad
A Swedish Commercial Transport plane crashed outside Karlstad this afternoon. Owners fear ten people were killed in the crash near Karlstad in Sweden on September 23.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Karlstad
Worker Given Choice In Award
A former Pennsylvania Railroad worker may accept 25000 now or risk a new trial after Federal Judge Nelson McVicar reduced August Bier’s verdict from 40000 to 25000. Bier, 62, of Meadowlands, was injured in a railroad mishap years ago and has 10 days to decide.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nelson McVicar
August Bier
Meadowlands
Washington County
McVicar
Bier
Burgess of Indiana names Civil Defense staff
Gov James H Duffo selects W P Kline to head the municipal defense program for the borough and convene a staff meeting. Appointed yesterday the staff includes Director Bur nell Shea Deputy Director David Abrams and many specialized posts led by Chief John KF O Mara and Fire Chief James L Jack with duties from Evacuation to Supply and Personnel services.
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Indiana
W. P. Kline
James H. Duffo
Burnell Shea
David Abrams
Silas Streams
Thomas Barber
William Pierce, Jr
Harvey Orr
Roy E. McNaughton
Harold Keck
Civil Defense Health Service
Thomas Lynch
William North
Gordon Dunning
John KF. O'Mara
James L. Jack
Joseph Mazza
Dominick Violi
Wilbert Fowler
George Robeson
C. Arnold Moorhead
Paul Bair
John F. O’mara
Lawrence Redding
Edgar C. Perry
Lewis Stephens
Personne
Carl Lewis
No Accidents Involving Automobiles Reported This Week
Report notes no automobile accident incidents in ndiang Borough or state police logs within the past 44 hours. Mentions events or entities including Dance, Clymet Legion Saturday September 3 and Top Hatters. References 34x J Lomparce and Beer Dist. open to.
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Clyme
Legion Saurday
Fink’s Market
Top Hatters
N. 4Th St
Ndiang
Clymet Legion Saurday
Company F Report Is Received
Fre. Merritt Switzey of Indiana, reporter for Company F, now with the 28th Division at Camp Atterbury, filed his first report on local guardsmen to the Gazette. Leland Gibson and David Coyle left Camp Atterbury for school. Gibson attends Leaders School, Coyle Clerks School. Merrill Switzer and Peter Fancella study at Cooking and Baking School. Sergeants Hildebrand, Irvis, Wetzel depart for Fort Benning to attend the NCO Light Weapons School. Liggett works with Ray mond Stimson and Adams in administrative school. Camp mornings are for recruit classes. afternoons for cleanup. The 4th Platoon under Farren, Moore, Irwin buys a TV. Wright issues clothing. McLaughlin and Pedacci supervise filler personnel. Cooks shift from dinner to dinner the next day. Shifts listed for cooks and mess sergeant Tyger.
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Leland P. Gibson
Pfe
David Coyle
Camp Atterbury
Sgt
Gibson
Leaders
Coyle
Merrill Switzer
Peter Fancella
Fred Hildebrand
Bob Irvis
Perry Wetzel
Fort Benning
Georgia
NCO Light Weapons
Cpl
Kenneth Liggett
Raymond Stimson
Thomas P. Adams
Clarence Farren
Stewart Moore
Bob Irwin
Jefferson H. Wright
Co. Fimen
Robert McLaughlin
John S. Pedacci
Doyle Starry
Steve Bobick
Bernard Hilliard
Marrill Switzer
John George
Samuel Lewis
William Feddicord
Martin Manges
Peter Fautella
Mack Stewart
Lewis Tyger
Boy Nabbed for Leaflet Toss in U S Sector
Berlin police arrested 13 year old Rudolf Dertinger son of Foreign Minister George Dertinger for throwing Ami Americans go home leaflets from a car in the U S sector. He promised to stop but authorities doubt he will mind. He is a son of East German Foreign Minister.
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Berlin
West Belin
U. S
Rudolf Dertinger
George Dertinger
Bolstered Defenders of City Include New Forces From South
Allied Marines and U S forces press the siege of Seoul as Red reinforcements rush up from the southeast. The First Cavalry Division drives 34 miles from the beachhead toward Sangju while Marines reach inner sectors of Seoul. North Korean Ninth Division reportedly skirmishes near the capital with a Red 107th Regiment also entering from Sariwon, increasing the force strength to about 15 000 troops.
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Tokyo
Seoul
Red
Korea
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Sangju
Seis
Pusan
Hamnan
U. S
107Th
Sariwon
Han River
Ses
Jefferson Housing Bid Submitted
The State Planning Board opened bids for three subsidized housing projects in Western Pennsylvania. Jefferson County Housing Authority bid $252,541 subsidy for a Brookville-Brockway-Punxsutawney area project totaling $1,056,541 with 80 units. Westmoreland County Housing Authority sought $189,000 for a $675,000 Monessen project with 40 two and ten one-bedroom units. Pennsylvania Dribill Corp bid $85,604 for an $244,584 Emporium project of 18 two-bedroom and six three-bedroom units.
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Harrisburg
State Planning Board
Pennsylvania
Brookville - Brockway-Punxsutawaney
Monessen
Emporium
Jefferson County Housing Authority
Brookville-Brockway- Punxsutawney Area
Westmoreland
Autumnal Equinox Signals Seasonal Weather Shift
Chicago reports summer bowing out of the weather picture as a pleasant day for the start of autumn emerges. Generally fair conditions spread across the nation with seasonal temperatures. The equinox occurred at 9:44 a.m. EST as day and night become equal. A few showers lingered in the northeast and along the Atlantic and eastern Gulf coasts, while the eastern U.S. remained coolest and a cool air mass moved toward the Great Lakes.
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Chicago
Atlantic
Gulf States
Great Lakes Region
Mail And Eats Arrive In Korea
U. S. Marines near Seoul report two morale boosts on Friday mail and meals besides C rations. Letters distributed for the first time since Inchon. A Marine assault unit liberated a large storehouse of canned goods and dined on baby food.
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U. 5
Seoul
Korea
U. 8
Inchon
Drug May Shield Against Atomic Rays in Mice
British researchers report Thiourea as a potential internal shield against radiation. In Harwell tests, nine mice received the drug before X rays. eight survived, while untreated or other drug groups showed high mortality. Results appear in Nature by Mole, Club Savoy, Philpot, and Hodges.
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London
Government Atomic Energy Laboratory
Harwell
Nature
R. H. Mole
Ja Eanee Club Savoy
Philpot
GR. V. Hodges
Party For Doomed Girl Mushrooms Into Project
In Detroit a large public birthday style party for 28 year old Harriett Hardy, a terminal cancer patient given 60 days to live, drew about 400 attendees. The event, organized by a fellow waitress and supported by the AFL hotel workers union, raised over 500 dollars for medical bills while stressing hope and charity.
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Detroit
Harriett Hardy
Jeanne Hale
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Civil Defense
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Massachusetts
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New Hampshire
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Maine
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Maryland
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