Attlee Arrives in Washington for Crisis Talks on Korea
British Prime Minister Attlee landed at Washington National Airport to meet President Truman. He pledged that the United States and Britain will stand shoulder to shoulder against the threat of a new world war amid tense discussions over Korea and possible U S withdrawal to avoid war with Communist China.
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Washington
Attlee
Truman
United States
Britain
Washington National
U. S
France
Korea
China
Great Britain
Acme Telephoto
Clement Attlee
National
Local huntsmen bag large bucks in Cameron County
The article notes several local residents harvesting notable deer in the area. Bill McConahy, 17, of Volant took a nine point, 200 pound buck near Volant. Kenneth Stuart, 17, from R D 4 reports a 10 point buck, 145 pounds, near the Game Farm. Don Morgan, R D 3, five point buck about 150 pounds, and Jack Murphy, R D 2, eight point buck 190 pounds, shot in Cameron County. Herb Ward, R D 8, did not succeed.
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Bill McConahy
James E. McConahy
R.D. 2
Volant
Kenneth Stuart
R.D. 4
Pa Newo
Ridgeway
Don Morgan
R. D
Jack Murphy
Don
Jack
Cameron County
Herb Ward
Daily Weather Report Forecast of wind and cold
Windy and colder with snow flurries tonight and lows near 20. Tomorrow mostly cloudy and cold with a few snow flurries. US weather stats show 24 hour highs to 57 and 30 lows with .35 inches precip. River stage 13.1 feet. Sunday's 24 hour period records a high 51 and low 39 with .02 inches precipitation.
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United States
Rent Control Extension Heads to Senate Action
A two month extension of federal rent controls in about 1,700 communities goes before the Senate with backers predicting passage by the following day. Majority Leader Lucas hopes to push it through promptly though some Republicans doubt success. Debate is expected to be limited, avoiding long filibusters.
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Washington
Senate
Lucas
Korea
U.S
Ill
Wherry
House
Rayburn
Tex
Martin
Mass
Alfred M. Gruenther
Appropriations Bill Presented In City Council
City council discussed a proposed operating budget for the next year with expenditures estimated at 1 025 664 49 and receipts at 1 028 980. A tax levy of 11 mills was not presented and the library millage remained unchanged at 0.5 mills.
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Albert A. Hoyland
Joe Medure
Robert White
Council
Council resumes garbage collection after week delay
Councilman R I Davis announced that garbage collection has been resumed after a week’s delay caused by snow removal aid. He said residents may haul their own waste to the Incinerator on Sampson Street until 10 p.m. tonight.
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R. I. Davis
Sampson Street
Mr. Davis
State Draft Quota Set For February 3361 in Pa
Harrisburg announces a February induction quota of 3361 men in the 1925 age bracket for Pennsylvania. The national quota for February is 50000 inductees.
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Harrisburg
INS
Pennsylvania
Selective Service
Missing Girl Carolyn Crown Found Dead Near Kalamazoo
The body of Carolyn Crown, 18, a Western Michigan University freshman, was found eight miles southeast of the campus after she disappeared a week earlier following a campus drug store stop. Police have no suspect and cite a known person as a likely companion.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Mns
Carolyn Crown
Western Michigan College
Stockbridge, Mich
Kalamazoo
Carolyn
City Schools Resume Today After Snow and Holiday
New Castle public schools reopen after over a week of closures due to a snowstorm and Thanksgiving break. officials say the loss was the longest for weather reasons in memory. makeup days undecided. Attendance and traffic conditions return to normal as students and teachers resume classes.
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New Castle
Burton
Two Inmates Charged With Attempted Rockview Escape
BELLEFONTE Pa December 4 Two Rockview penitentiary inmates were arraigned for attempting to escape by sawing bars in cell windows. Robert Martin 52 of Fayette County and Wilbur McFarland 29 of Beaver County pleaded guilty before Justice William H Brown. Martin is serving 17 to 34 years for burglary and larceny and McFarland five years for larceny.
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Bellefonte
INS
Rockview Penitentiary
Robert Martin
Fayette County
Wilbur McFarland
Beaver County
H. R. Johnston
Justice of the
William H. Brown
Martin
McFarland Fix
Pyongyang Evacuated as UN Forces Destroy City
U N troops implement scorched earth policy in Pyongyang as engineers wreck the city with explosives and gasoline amid advancing Chinese forces. Civilians fear reprisals while one English speaking North Korean boy killed by hidden enemies is found.
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Pyongyang
Eighth Army
North Korea
United Nations
Korea
U. S. Army
U. N
Flood Waters Close Highways
After heavy snows and rain the local district faces high water as several county routes near Enon Valley and Mercer County close. Enon Valley Mt Jackson road at Routes 551 and 351 junction. Enon Valley Petersburg road. Route 3703 near Harbor. Route 19 at Barkeyville all detoured or closed. Officials monitor Neshannock Creek and Shenango River levels and warn of possible further closures if weather stays cold.
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Alfred A. Martin
Enon Valley
Mt. Jackson
Little Beaver
Petersburg
Shenango River
Mercer County
Barkeyville
New Castle
Melting Snow Causes Local Streams to Rise
Melting snow and weekend rain pushed streams to high levels with some overbanks in low areas. The Shenango River stood at 13.1 feet at 9 am and may rise about a foot before subsiding, remaining well below flood stage, while the Neshannock crested overnight and fell about a foot, still several feet from danger.
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Shenango
Neshannock
United States to Push UN for Drastic Korea Action
The United States plans to ask the United Nations to take drastic action to halt Red Chinese aggression in Korea. President Truman and top officials met with congressional leaders to present a united front and a top secret proposal expected within 24 hours.
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U.S
Washington
United States
United Nations
Korea
White House
State Department
Truman
State Acheson
Defense
Marshall
Edwin K. Logan, Lawrence Lawyer, Dies at 68
Edwin K. Logan, long-time Lawrence County lawyer and criminal law specialist, died Sunday night at New Castle hospital after years of illness. A 1902 New Castle and later Washington and Jefferson College football star, he coached the 1905 New Castle high school team and practiced law from 1907 until his death at age 68, living at 7 South Jefferson Street.
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Edwin K. Logan
Lawrence County Bar Association
New Castle Hospital
Jefferson Street
Mr. Logan
New Castle
Richard L
Fanny Beatty Logan
New Castle High School
Washington and Jefferson College
Logan
Harry K. Gregory
Lawrence County
Snow Storms and Freezing Weather Hit Pennsylvania
A cold front shifted through Western Pennsylvania and moved inland, ending a weekend thaw and driving temperatures toward freezing. Light snow flurries were forecast despite earlier expectations of up to ten inches. Moderate floods threatened Pittsburgh and nearby steel city districts, with precautionary warnings issued across central Pennsylvania as rivers rose and rainfall continued.
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International News Service
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
Steel City
Harrisburg
Met
Seek To Speed Action On Huge Fund For Arms
Washington dispatch reports House military and appropriations leaders pressing a rapid vote on an 18 billion dollar emergency arms bill amid a Chinese Communist offensive in Korea. The Armed Services Committee meets in a closed session with Admiral Forrest Sherman and Gen. Bedell Smith. Gen. Omar Bradley testifies on breakdown of the proposal.
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House
Senate
Korea
House Armed Services Committee
Adm
Forrest Sherman
Forrest Sherman, Chief of Naval Operations
Gen. W. Bedell Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
House Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Truman
Armed Services
Vinson
White House
Smith
Death notices listed for several individuals on December 4 1950
Death record page lists Edwin K Logan 68 of South Jefferson street Luigi Minetti 71 Edenburg Pa Mrs Luigi Cardullo 80 San Fernando Calif Stanislao Palumbo 72 234 South Wayne avenue James Costello 46 112 South Scott street Edward Vannatten 52 511 Court ag Oliver King Nye 78 Fom Mrs Mary Hogue 79 R D 1 E G Himebaugh 82 BR
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Edwin K. Logan
South
Jefferson Street
Luigi Minetti
Edenburg
Luigi Cardullo
San Fernando
Calif
Stanislao Palumbo
Wayne Avenue
James Costello
Scott Street
Edward Vannatten
Court Street
Ag Oliver King Nye
Fom
Mary Hogue
R. D
Snow Melt Follows Warm Rain and Rescue Heroics
Much of last week’s record snowfall melted under warm rain as wet conditions eased flood fears. Rural fields shed snow, especially sunward areas, while rescue worker Charles Robinson of Butler Avenue battled nine hours with the wrecker The Moose to free a child near Stump’s Corners on Route 224.
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Mercury
Charles Robinson
Butler Avenue
Stump’s Corners
Robinson
Tito warns Korea crisis could spark world war
Marshal Tito said the Korean conflict must be restrained to prevent World War Three and warned that using the atom bomb would bring unfathomable consequences. He told International News Service that the UN should stay calm and that the world’s fate hinges on who sacrifices more, as Chinese forces push across Manchurian borders.
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Paris
Marshal Tito
America
Kremlin
Tito North Korea
U N Forces Fight To Break Out Of North Korea Traps
U S and United Nations forces withdraw from Pyongyang as Chinese divisions circle the capital. Eighth Army and 10th Corps men strive to escape preset traps and outflank enemy advances while Soviet style jets reappear in Korean skies.
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Acme Telephoto
Pyongyang
Korea
United Nations
Red
Seoul
38Th Parallel
U. N
Red Army
Douglas MacArthur
Eighth Army
10Th Corps
Walton H. Walker
Edward M. Almond
Changjin
Mason
Wonsan
Nude Body Found in Trunk in Brooklyn Railroad Baggage Room
The nude body of a blonde woman about 35 was found today in a trunk in the Long Island railroad baggage room at Brooklyn. Baggageman Louis B. Smith alerted Patrolman Vernon Thompson to the discovery.
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New York
Long Island Railroad
Brooklyn
Louis B. Smith
Vernon Thompson
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Robert G. Nixon
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LN. 8
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