Deer harvest reported across counties with multiple eight-point bucks
Pa Newe notes Walter Janis of R D 3 Elk county hunted an eight point 110 pound buck. Howard Hetrick on Emery street shot a four point 145 pound buck in Cameron county. Paul Malaniak of R D 3 Volant brought down a six point 147 pound buck in Clearfield county. George Grieve and Bert Sisley on Smithfield street shot a five point 140 pound buck near DuBois. C N Heasley in Pulaski township took an eight point 180 pound buck on his farm. Donald B Fleming on Ward s ranch near Marionville had an eight point 110 pound buck.
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Walter Janis
Elk County
Howard Hetrick
Emery Street
Cameron County
Paul Malaniak
R. D
Volant
Clearfield County
City Building
City Hall
George Grieve
Smithfield Street
Bert Sisley
DuBois
C. N. Heasley
Pulaski Township
Lawrence County
Mr. Heasley
Donald B. Fleming
Winslow Avenue
Ward
Marionville
Pa Newe
Leolie E Mvans
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Daily Weather Report Summary for U S Region
The 24 hour period ends with a 40 degree maximum and 19 degree minimum. Precipitation heavy frost occurred. River stage stands at 7.2 feet. A year ago the high was 42 and the low 25 with no precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Berlin Communists Launch Nerve War For Sunday Elections
Berlin reports indicate a rump city council met in secret to plan disruption ahead of Sunday's municipal elections in western sectors. Soviet agents warned of reprisals for secret ballots as western powers reserve rights against the communist move to seize control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
INS
Sudnay
United States
Great Britaan
France
Communist Assembly
United Nations
Governor Demands Swift Justice For Kalamazoo Marauders
Governor Kim Sigler orders swift justice after a 250 man raid on Kalamazoo plants including Shakespeare Products Co and Shakespeare company. State police and county deputies patrol as cars overturn and windows smash, workers attacked, and factory damage reported. Also ordering liquor establishments closed to curb mob violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo, Mich
INS
Kim Sigler
Kalamazoo
Shakespeare Company
Kalamazoo County
Shakespeare Products Co
CIO
Michigan Liquor Commission
Sigler
Donald S. Leonard
Lansing
Frew Mill Road Home Damaged By Fire In Slippery Rock
Slippery Rock Township volunteer fire department fought a blaze at a six room frame dwelling owned by Howard Forbes near the Pump Station on Frew Mill Road. The fire started from an electric hot plate in a second floor kitchen of Frank Vogans apartment. Firefighters saved the home and contents using a nearby well for water. damages totaled about 500 dollars and were insured. The quick action of occupants helped prevent total destruction.
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Slippery Rock Township
Frew Mill Road
Howard Forbes
Frank
Russell Vogan
Frank Vogan
Harry Leathers
Slippery Rock Department
Berlin Airlift Flights Resume Amid Fog Lifts
Berlin airlift operations resumed as fog eased at Tempelhof and Gatow, with 54 flights reaching Berlin yesterday carrying 465 tons of supplies. British planes also flew in, while ten planes delivered 83 tons on Tuesday to the blocked city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
INS
U. S
Berlin
Tempelhof
Gatow
Divorce Mill Probe Widens In New York
The New York City Bar Association pledged full support for DA Frank S. Hogan's widening probe into the divorce mill racket. Aimed at curbing fraud and perjury, the group seeks legislation to remedy the abuses. The state court allowed examination of past divorce suits as two more women described as the husbands' "lady friends" were questioned by prosecutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
New York City Bar Association
Frank S. Hogan
Paul B. de Witt
Bar Association
de Witt
New York State Supreme Court
Flying Huntsmen Spot Deer From Air At Plaingrove
A two engine Cesna hunters from Lawrence County spotted deer from the air near Plaingrove while returning from Marionville. They landed at New Castle airport and recovered a nine point, 215 pound buck on Pulaski game lands, with the rack displayed at Joseph Gargasz’s shop in Moravia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Marionville
Plaingrove
New Castle
Joseph Gargasz
Northview Avenue
William Boalick
Pulaski
Gargasz
Moravia Street
Death Record for Robert W. Armstrong and Kennedy
Robert W. Armstrong 74 of Wampum dies. Edwin Cellins Kennedy name appears with North Beaver township. Mrs. Lee Guildee referenced in record. Authorities note death notices with local associations.
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Robert W. Armstrong
Lee Guildee
Wampum
Edwin Cellins Kennedy
North Beaver Township
Madame Chiang Kai Shek Seeks Aid As Europe Priority Persists
U S officials brace a modest schedule for Madame Chiang Kai Shek to press for aid to China while stressing Europe as the main theater. The 1943 visit aura fades as the Nationalists face Communist advances and potential relocation of Nanking before her return home.
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Far East
China
Nanking
Europe
Madame Chiang
Community Trees Planned Across Croton Area
Property and Parks Director Joseph D Alexander said department staff will help erect Christmas trees in the seventh ward on the south side at Butler and East Washington streets Croton Public Square and Cathedral area to spread holiday spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Alexander
Seventh Ward
South Side
Butler
East Washington Street
Croton
Public Square
Cathedral
Driver Burned in Truck Crash Near YMCA Camp Road
Lester Dyer, 30, of Fredonia Pa, suffered third degree burns on hands and legs and first and second degree burns on the face when his truck overturned and caught fire on the Slippery Rock Harlandsburg road near the YMCA camp. He was taken to Jameson Memorial Hospital by passing motorists and is listed in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Dyer
Fredonia
Y.M.C.A. Camp
Slippery Rock
Harlansburg
Dyer
Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Castile News
Coal Miners Hinted at New Labor Tension
Local correspondents report hints of rising strain among coal miners as a regional labor dispute looms. Officials weigh proposals affecting wages and safety, while union leaders push for stronger concessions.
Miners seek six hour day and thirty hour week
John L. Lewis spokesman hints miners will push for a six hour day and a 30 hour work week in 1949 contract talks. William Blizzard of the United Mine Workers West Virginia district opposes endorsing only an eight hour day and a forty hour week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
ING
John L. Lewis
William Blizzard
West Virginia
United Mine Workers Union
Blizzard
Truman Cheers Echoed In MacArthur Message
President Truman received a personal congratulatory note from General Douglas MacArthur praising his election win as a "home run with the bases full." The message was delivered by Joseph B. Keenan, chief prosecutor at the Japanese war crimes trial, during a White House visit.
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Washington
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Joseph B. Keeman
Keenan MacArthur
Keenan
Major Step On Settlement Of Palestine Issue
The United Nations created a three power conciliator commission to draft a solution for all Palestine disputes. The political committee approved the key paragraph by 25 to 16 with Soviet bloc and Arab states opposing and seventeen abstaining. Israel warned it may not cooperate if Anglo American proposals require giving up Negev or western Galilee. Dr. Phillip C. Jessup urged urgent consideration of Israel’s U.N. membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United Nations
Israel
U. N
Negev
Galilee
Phillip C. Jessup
U. S
U.N
Pacific Security Pact Discussed by U S France and Britain
Paris December 2 United States officials discussed creating a Pacific security pact with France and Britain to stem communism in Asia. Sources say the plan arose from European powers with large colonial empires in southeast Asia. British and French concerns focus on stopping the communist advance in China to prevent wider Soviet domination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
INS
United States
France
Britain
Asia
Southeast Asia
China
French Indo-China
Dutch East Indies
British Malaya
Burma
Israel warns against UN concessions on Negev and Galilee
In Paris on December 2, Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett warned the U N political committee that Israel may refuse to cooperate with the United Nations if Anglo American proposals require ceding parts of the Negev or western Galilee. He said the British backed plan would force an unsatisfactory settlement and urged a conciliatory commission to seek Arab Jewish agreement on borders.
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LN. 8
Paris
Israel
United Nations
Negev
Western
Galilee
Moshe Shertok
U. N
Security Council
Shertok
Holy Land
Berlin Votes Amid Soviet Pressure and Nerve Campaign
Berlin communists wage a nerve war to deter voters in Sunday's elections backed by the Soviet bloc and western powers. Soviet agents spread threats of reprisals to chill turnout as rumors of street riots circulate to frighten Germans from the polls. US officials say a large turnout would refute communist policies and bolster the legal city government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
INS
United States
Head of S A R Dies in Pittsburgh
Charles B. Shaler national president of the Sons of the American Revolution died today in Pittsburgh. Shaler elected to the national office last May and had served in various offices of the Pittsburgh chapter. He received the Florence Kendall award in 1940 1945 and 1946 for valuable service to the society.
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Pittsburgh
INC
Charles B. Shaler
Sons of the American Revolution
Shaler
Florence Kendall
Battle Near Nanking as Suchow Falls Claimed by Communists
Chinese Communist forces claimed capture of Suchow 200 miles north of Nanking. Gunfire reached Pengpu as Communists pressed toward the last major outpost above Nanking in a massive fight involving hundreds of thousands of troops.
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Nanking
Suchow
Tientsin-Pukow
Pengpu
China
Comsoeau
Oo Suhsien-Kuchen
New Arm
North China
Reuters
Freight Cars Leave Rails Wreck House in Philadelphia
Two Reading Company freight cars derailed in central Philadelphia and smashed a three story brick house. Four residents nearby were pulled from bed with minor injuries as debris rained down. Officials blamed the mishap on wheel misalignment. cars halted for inspection to prevent further collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reading Company
Hahnemann Hospital
Ring Theme Sparks a Biting Exchange on Weather
A speaker asks a woman what he should write about and she playfully warns that if he writes about the ring she will pursue him. The dialogue touches on Christmas or barn painting and shifts to a weather remark noting forty four as a detail.
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John A. Reichmann
Chiang Kai-Shek
Via
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