Allies Stop Red Attack On Kill Post
Allied forces including U S and Belgian infantry repelled a seven hour assault by Chinese Reds on a hill three miles northeast of Kelly Hill in the Chorwon sector on the Korean western front. The battle ended at dawn with many Chinese dead reported. Eight MIG jets were shot down in the week, lifting total to 56 for September, while a U S aircraft was lost for unknown reasons. General Van Fleet praised the units at Old Baldy Punchbowl and the 38th Regiment for steadfast defense amid heavy artillery and mortar fire.
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Shoul
Kortah
U.S
Third Infantry Division
Kelly Hill
Chorwon
U. N
James A. van Fleet
U. S. Eighth Army
Old Baldy
Punchbowl
U. S
Marine Lqft Defended By His Brother
Trenton reports Ralph Chiarello a Marine sergeant sentenced to 10 years and a dishonorable discharge for leaving two mortars and 30 pounds of ammunition after orders to abandon a position in Korea. Brother Louis says Ralph is detained at Norfolk awaiting a review board in Washington. Ralph claims fear of mass casualties if gear was recovered.
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N. J
Korea
Louis Chiarello
Ralph
Mare Island
Calif
Norfolk
Louis
Seval
Washington
Chiarello
Eisenhower Campaigns Amid Ramp Incident and Tax Feud
Dwight D. Eisenhower finished a whistle stop tour through North and South in a day of large crowds and political volleys. He dodged a wooden ramp fall that injured none seriously, praised Harry F. Byrd while criticizing tax cases linked to Lias and the IRS, and attacked Democratic bosses as the party sought to hold power in the South and Midwest. The day included campaigning in Petersburg and Richmond with an estimated 140,000 supporters across the region.
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Lou Duell
Richmond
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
N. C
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Lynchburg
Pertersburg
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Dixie
Petersburg
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Uno
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Harry F. Byrd
Jefferson
Hague
Mitch
Democratic National Committee
Truman
Proposed New High School to be Built in Armagh Area
The United Joint School District in Indiana County plans a new high school along Route 46 north of Armagh with a 1100 seat gym 750 seat auditorium and specialized labs. Bids go out Wednesday with openings November 10 and the project is estimated at 1.7 million dollars with provision for future expansion by architects Hunter Caldwell and Campbell.
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United Joint School
Indiana County
Ened
Struc
Ture
East Wheatfield
West Wheatfield
Buffington
Brushvalley
Armagh Borough
Als
Hunter, Caldwell and Campbell
Franklin Boro Judge Dismisses Suit Against City
A Franklin Pennsylvania suit seeking 80,000 over city land for an airport was dismissed by Judge Lee A. McCracken. The case claimed the city promised a 20-year lease in return for donated land. The decision urged the city to run its own airport.
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Paul J. Rennard
Rome
George Santayana
Bennard
Buffalo
Jin
city/life
Lnne Life
Lee A. McCracken
WAJC TV Erection Planned For Weekend Antenna
WAJC TV channel 6 plans a new antenna build over the weekend with officials aiming to complete tests tomorrow evening. The project follows prior maintenance and should enable forthcoming equipment tests and broadcasts.
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Wajc-Tv
Wjac-Tv
Green Pastures Dinner Set For October 9
The Indiana County PMA will host the fourth annual Green Pastures dinner on Thursday October 9 at 6 30 p m in the Snow Harmony Grove Lutheran Church basement Five Points Tickets cost 150 and are available at the PMA office third floor Farmers Bank & Trust Building or from community committeemen before October 5 The event includes a Green Pastures Contest awards a dinner and program.
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Indiana County Production and Marketing Administration
Snow Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
PMA
Farmers Bank &Trust
Gift Fund Gifts Reported By State Officials
The Chicago Daily News polled 18 current and former state leaders who deny extra pay from the special fund. J Edward Day, state director of insurance, says he received a Christmas gift from Stavenson. Earlier, Fred Hoehler, state welfare director, and Walter Schaefer, a justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, reported Christmas gifts. The text notes an average tea consumption figure but is fragmentary.
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Chicago Daily News
J. Edward Day
Stavenson
Fred Hoehler
Walter Schaefer
Wintoi Supreme Court
Channel 6 Antenna to Replace Channel 13 Tower
WJAC TV plans to mount a four bay Channel 6 antenna atop the former Channel 13 tower. The old two bay antenna remains on a high pole during the switch. FCC requires a ten day waiting period after tests before regular programming. WJAC-TV may seek a waiver and go on air with Channel 6 by October 1 if tests succeed.
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Federal Communications Commission
Wjac-Tv
FCC
Second arrest in Brink's robbery case names driver
Federal officials disclose Charles Wesley Kight 22 of Washington a Brink's driver since July admitted helping plan the $65 000 theft in exchange for half the loot. The previous suspect Ray Eugene Farmer 28 led police to the buried money at an amusement park after the guards left the truck unattended during lunch.
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FBI Today
Brink's
Charles Wesley Kight
Helief
Ray Eugene Farmer
Brink’s
Farmer
Kight
FBI
Eight
Ex State Cop Dies In Pittsburgh Area
William P Carr Jr aged 48, Republican party chairman in Carnegie, dies after illness. Two youths, Walter Moore 18 of Turtle Creek and William Housholder 20 of Blawnox, are being held on charges of auto larceny and burglary after fleeing Morganza State Training from Philadelphia.
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William P Carr Jr
Republican Party
Carnegie
Morganza
Union Eelectric Co
Jary
Walter Moore
Turtle
Creek
William Housholder
America
Pennsylvania Packet
Blawnox
Morand
Keenan May Face Recall Over Charge
The report discusses Kennan facing recall after Russia demands declare him persona non grata. It notes Moscow’s anti US campaign, potential withdrawal leaving the post vacant or filled by a junior diplomat until a new president takes office, and uncertainty over a successor. Officials say normal standards have not guided U.S.-Russia relations for years.
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Kennan
Moscow
U. S
Kremlin
United States
Russia
Bittter
State Department
Obituary Notices From Saltsburg Area Daily
Mary E Berdman of Saltsburg died yesterday at 9:40 p m after a several week illness. She was born June 24 1875 in Young township Indiana and was a former resident near Lewisville. Survived by three daughters Grace Kehnedy of Waddergrift none? Mor ence Kelly and Sena M Shirley all of Saltsburg. four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Also survived by three brothers Ray B Clawson of Mt. Pleasant Jay Clawson of Fairmont City and Armour Clawson of Keithsburg Illinois and four sisters Bertha McConnaughay of Shipleyville Pearl Steen of New Boston and Miss Lucy Clawson of Indians and Blanche Whittaker of Cabot. Funeral arrangements with Robinson Funeral Home Salisbury after 7:00 p m today. services Monday at 2:00 p m with Rev Raymond W Nicholson. interment Lewisville Cemetery. Bessie Harriet Ray died Friday at 8:10 a m at the home of her son F Earl Ray 550 South Fifth Street Indiana. Survived by two sons and two daughters F Earl, Edward S, Mrs Olive McHenry, and Mrs Helen Smith of Indiana. Friends may call at Hill Funeral Home. Gong shows unrelated political items about Taft Stevenson and Jenner with interspersed obituary-like notices and political coverage.
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Hord
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Daniel
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Illinois
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Fihleyville
Pearl Steen
New Boston
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Blanche Whittaker
Cabot
Robinson Funeral Home
Salisbury
Raymond W.nicholson
Lewisville Cemetery
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Neral
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Cherry Tree
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Ieee
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Hastings
Elmira Martin
Johns
Cramer Completes Radio and TV Course in Washington
James W. Cramer of Arlington completes the National Radio Institute program in practical and theoretical radio and television in Washington D C. He finishes with creditable grades and earns a diploma, to be congratulated on his achievement.
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James W. Cramer
Armagh
National Radio Institute of Washington
D. C
Brewers Fight WCTU Push to Ban Ads on Air
Washington pac1a report says pro prohibitionists use the big lie to ban beer ads on radio and TV. Clinton M. Hester for U S Brewers Foundation told a House subcommittee that anti advertising bills target beer unfairly. He cites 21st Amendment state authority and notes the committee recessed until after the November election.
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Paca
Clinton M. Hester
U. S. Brewers Foundation
House
Hester
Cammittee
Rap.j. Harris
D-Ark
Funeral Services Planned for Hillsdale Resident Sunday
Friends will be received at Raleigh Funeral Home Hillsdale after 7:30 p.m. today where services will be conducted Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Burial will follow in Thompson Cemetery near Hillsdale.
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Raleigh
Hillsdale
Thompson Cemetery
Stevenson Warns on Budget and Defense Spending
Cle Sam to bridge Cathird Creek if you can help it. Stevenson cautioned that 86 percent of the federal budget goes to national security and that while defense spending should not continue indefinitely, it is likely to remain high for a long time. He accused Republicans of deception promising cuts while expanding armaments.
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Cathird Creek
Stevenson
America
Collapse at Ike rally as crowd tumbles in Virginia
During a campaign stop in Virginia, Mamie Eisenhower and President Eisenhower avoided injury as a platform collapse sent about 35 attendees tumbling, including a man in a wheelchair. Gov. John Battle watched, then stepped back. The crowd saw the incident as a symbolic Republican platform collapse, but no one was seriously hurt.
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Knowland
Eisenshower
Virginia
Gov. John
Battle
Eisenhower
New York
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