Christmas Plans From Perry S Gaston Post American Legion
The Perry S. Gaston Post American Legion outlined a busy Christmas program at its Legion Home meeting. Planned events include kiddies Christmas party on December 15 with the auxiliary, a post members party on December 26, toy drives for underprivileged children, support for Scotland Orphans Home fund, and the Tide of Toys campaign for Europe led by Bing Crosby. Major Ernest McClymonds will address the group next Tuesday on his 28 months in China and Far East observations.
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Perry S. Gaston Post, American Legion
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Auxiliary
Post
Legion Home
Scotland Orphans Home
Europe
Bing Crosby
Ernest McClymonds
China
Far East
City nominates candidate for Meanest Thief title
Today a candidate for the meanest thief arises after a man stole $10 from a money changing gadget at a post office stand run by blind Stanley Sokolowski yesterday. Local authorities describe the crime as bold and seek tips to identify the culprit.
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Stanley Sokolowski
Stassen Proposes 48 Hour Ultimatum in Far East
While touring the Far East in Tokyo Stassen urged acceptance of a UN cease-fire plan by China and the Soviet Union. He warned that if Red China rejects the proposal the UN could retaliate against military targets in Korea or China to pressure compliance.
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Far East
Tokyo
United Nations
China
Soviet Union
Red China
U.N
Korea
Bradley outlines potential evacuation of UN troops toward Hungnam
General Bradley testifies to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee stating UN forces may evacuate through Hungnam as Chinese forces encircle toward Korea's east coast. Marines are about 25 miles from Hungnam with units concentrating near the port. South Korean forces retreat south along the coast toward Hungnam. Bradley denies linking evacuation to western Korea and dismisses conflicting testimony reports.
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Hungnam
Wonsan
Tenth Corps
Bradley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations
President May Rule Out Use of Atomic Bomb in Korea
A White House source says President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee will announce no A bomb use in Korea after today’s talks. The source notes Truman did not intend to imply consideration of A bomb against Red China and that decisions would involve consultation with Britain and allies before any future use.
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Korea
Red China
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Attlee
Great Britain
White House
Red
China
United States
Gen Collins Visits Troops in Korea Amid Air Operations
Gen Collins visits American Seventh and Third Divisions in the Hamhung Wonsan area as air activity intensifies. A Tenth Corps spokesman says at least 85 000 Chinese troops face American units in northeast Korea while 239 combat sorties are flown. A Navy skyraider crash lands with no injuries and light aircraft rescue 415 wounded in five days.
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Hagaru-Kotori
Tenth Corps
Korea
Air Force
Navy
Hagaru
Army Seventh Division
Arrest Made On Numbers Trafficking Charge
Anthony A. Colao of East Home Street was arrested at 12 30 p m yesterday by Detectives Boyle and Sigler on a trafficking in numbers charge. Chief Hanna swore to the charge before Alderman Mantz. He allegedly had numbers slips records of numbers and 47 45 dollars on his person.
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Anthony A. Colao
East Home Street
Thomas Boyle
George Sigler
Robert D. Hanna
C. L. Mantz
Plan to Pass Wage Boost Bill In City Council
The council plans to adopt the 1951 wage ordinance as soon as printed before any congressional wage control act. The ordinance would raise salaries by 20 dollars monthly for male employees and 10 dollars for female workers.
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Council
Congress
Deaths Of The Day H Rankin Reed 91
Obituary notices list H Rankin Reed of Slippery Rock R D 4 aged 91 as dead after a long illness. Survived by several children and grandchildren. funeral from Uber funeral home Slippery Rock with burial in Slippery Rock cemetery. Other notices include deaths of Mrs Anna Bleakley and Mrs Winifred Alexander with funeral details and survivors. James Herron burial in Mt Royal cemetery.
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H. Rankin Reed
Slippery Rock R. D
Reed
George
Eleanor McCoy Reed
Slippery Rock U. P. Church
G. E. Reed
R. M. Reed
E. L. Burdick
Grove City
Raymond Stickle
Portersville
Anna J. Ball
Slippery Rock Cemetery
Harold E. Bleakley
Anna Becker
Lincoln Avenue
Bleakley
New Castle
William
Belinda Becker
First Presbyterian Church
Edward Bleakley
Elizabeth Hartsuff
City
Clara Hartsuff
William B. Howe
Robert F. Galbreath
John R. Hodge
Wallace Avenue
Oak Park Cemetery
Winifred Alexander
David B. Alexander
Euclid Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Alexander
New Wilmington
James and
Rosetta Cochran White
Wampum
John J. Jones
Ephrata
Arthur B. Alexander
William J. Alexander
This City
George Barker
Sharon
Clinton White
Campbell S North Hill
Moody Avenue
Delaware
Castle View
James Herron
Cunningham Funeral Home
Malcolm Brown
William A. Lloyd
Wesley Wimner
Arden Rice
Thomas Gallagher
Homer Orr
Arch
Edward Herron, Jr
Mt. Royal Cemetery
Pittsburgh
New Castle Area Sees Christmas Rush At Post Office
The New Castle post office reports a busy Christmas season with many packages mailed and stamp purchases rising at the windows. City forester Owen P. Fox plans community trees around the city while residents note slippery side streets from melting snow and freezing water. Donald Shoaff, 17, of Plaingrove, bagged a 110 pound doe on his first deer hunt during county season. Homes tighten privacy as closets once open are now locked ahead of December 25.
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New Castle
Donald Shoaff
Joseph Sheaff
Plaingrove
Don
Is It the Beginning of the End Discussed at First Congregational
At the mid week prayer service Rev. Thomas J. Jones will discuss Is It the Beginning of the End at 7 30 in the First Congregational Church. The youth department plans a Nativity story presentation on Sunday morning December 24 with Mrs Edwin Bame assisting the pastor.
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First Congregational Church
Thomas J. Jones
Korea
Edwin Bame
U N Assembly in Emergency Session Debates Korea Policy
Report notes an emergency session of the United Nations Assembly with a plan to urge six power resolution calling on Communist China to quit Korea. Soviet objections by Vishinsky are anticipated to be brushed aside as delegates act.
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Canada
Vishinsky
China
Korea
VFW Post 522 To Meet Tonight On Christmas Plans
VFW Post No 522 will convene at 8 o clock this evening to discuss Christmas plans. The gathering aims to organize holiday activities as members prepare for the season.
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VFW
President Attlee Resume Talks With Truman in Washington
Observers expect a general communique from the talks as details are held back for security. The White House said no Dunkirk scenario was discussed, while Senator Connally reported broad agreement on steps to counter the Korean crisis. Attlee stays in Washington to brief British Commonwealth envoys on progress.
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White House
Senate Foreign Relations
Connally
Tex
Attlee
U S Warplanes Strike North Korea and Manchuria Airfields
American jets attacked an airfield in the northwest corner of Korea as well as observing five Russian type MiG-15 fighters taking off from an air field in Manchuria across the Yalu near Sinuiju Antung. Air strikes reportedly killed or wounded about 1500 Chinese Communist troops near Pyongyang, bringing two day casualties to around 4000.
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Korea
Manchuria
Sinuiju
Antung
Air Force
Pyongyang
Conviction Of Judith Coplon Reversed In Appeal
The Appeals Court reversed Judith Coplon's conviction. The government may appeal but is not certain to. Coplon can be retried or the case dropped. the ruling centers on lack of a warrant and evidence from illegal wiretaps. Coplon had faced 15 years and was free on bail. co defendant Gubitchev returned to Russia with no appeal.
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Miss Coplon
Albert Socolov
Justice Department
Appeals
Vaenkin Gubitchev
Gubitchev
Russia
Boyd
Secretary to Truman Dies Aboard Williamsburg
Charles Ross, secretary to President Truman, died at his post during a press conference on the presidential yacht Williamsburg. President Truman said Ross died while working beyond his strength, determined to inform the public truth in critical times.
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Truman
Attlee
Williamsburg
Charles Ross
Ross
Police Resume Tagging Autos Amid Snow Cleanup
Police resume tagging autos during heavy snowfall and order some towaways when streets are affected. Officers issue yellow tickets to motorists who park without paying or fail to insert extra coins when the red flag is raised.
Card Of Thanks From D D Lesh Family
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness sympathy and flowers and car donations after our bereavement. Special thanks to Mayor Haven for street clearing in front of our home. Mrs D D Lesh and Family.
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Gregcs
Card Of Thanks From The Gregcs Family Bereavement
The Gregcs family expresses gratitude for sympathy and kindness extended during their bereavement.
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