United Mine Workers Fund Faces Board Deadlock
A split between John L. Lewis and Sen Bridges blocks seating of Charles I. Dawson on the welfare fund trustees. With Dawson unable to take his post, the 100 million dollar annual fund cannot operate. Trustees meet December 2 as a strike looms for 375,000 soft coal diggers. Dawson may seek federal court aid to occupy his trustee position.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Sen. Bridges
N. H
Stydies
United Mine Workers Welfare Fund
UMW
Charles I. Dawson
Dawson
Louisville
Lewis
Bridges
Thanksgiving vacation times noted for city and county schools
Thanksgiving break begins 2 30 Wednesday for city pupils, resumes Monday morning. County schools plan varied schedules. Pa Nene reports cautious motorists on hills and a five mile per hour rush hour on Highland Avenue. Mrs Reider reports a 30 inch snake in her home after a stairway encounter. Two stray pups found near North Cascade and Smithfield, one adopted. Fifty five men from First United Presbyterian Church report at evening wearing overalls to labor.
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Pa Nene
Highland Avenue
Wallace Avenue
Highland School
Fred Reider
Huey Street
Reider
William Slack
North Cascade
Smithfield Street
Pa Newe
First United Presbyterian Church
Christianity
Daily Weather Report Forecast and Extremes
Cloudy with mild temperatures and winds. Tonight, low 20 to 25. Wednesday unsettled with clouds, windy and warmer then turning colder in the northwest afternoon. 24 hour period ends at a.m. today shows high 39, low 19, precip 0.13 inches and 1.3 inches snow. river stage 4.6 feet. Year ago highs 54 lows 31 with 0.03 inches precip.
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United States
Field Marshal Montgomery Arrives in Washington for Talks
Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery arrives in Washington for his first speech of the American visit and to consult American defense chiefs on Atlantic treaty military plans. He will address the Washington Press Club luncheon and visit the Pentagon for a briefing with Joint Chiefs of Staff leaders Gen. Omar Bradley, Gen. Collins, Gen. Van den Berg, and Adm. Sherman.
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Washington
INS
Viscount Montgomery
Washington Press Club
Pentagon
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Navy
Air Forces
Collins and
Vandenberg
Adm
Sherman
Will
Carol Singing Again Planned for Christmas Week
Greater New Castle Association picks schedule for annual holiday carol event on the public square. Welsh group opens on December 17 followed by Swedish German Ukrainian Negro and Negro children's chorus plus senior high singers through December 23. Additional groups may join.
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Greater New Castle Association
GNCA
Ross R. Rosenberger
Two Boys Wounded Inspecting Souvenir Shell
In Homer City Pennsylvania two 15 year olds David Roth and Harry Long were injured when a 50mm German tracer shell exploded as they inspected it. Roth was in critical condition with mangled hands and five fingers lost. Long was treated and released after hospital care.
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Homer City
INSI
David Roth
Harry Long
Johnstown Hospital
Roth
Weather Bureau Warns of Snowy Thanksgiving in Western PA
The Weather Bureau forecasts a white Thanksgiving for western Pennsylvania with temperatures dropping to 20 to 25 tonight and snow flurries. A continued cold spell through Sunday is expected with average temps about two degrees below normal.
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Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Burglars Steal From Sons of Italy Safe
Burglars broke into the Sons of Italy office at 905 South Mill Street early today and stole about $300 to $400, bypassing $15,000 in war bonds. They jimmyed a second floor window and door to access the safe, knocked off the combination, and fled as detectives investigate.
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Sons of Italy
South Mill Street
Thy
Local Death Notices For Several Residents
Obituaries list Mrs. Ralph R. McConahy of 42 Oakwood Avenue and Mr. George Richard of 8 3 Fort Wayne along with Ludwik Zak of Farrell Pennsylvania and Hayes Bauder of Portersville Pennsylvania among late 20th century deaths.
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Ralph R. McConahy
Oakwood Avenue
R.D
George Richard
Ft. Wayne
Ludwik Zak
Farrell
Hayes Bauder
Portersville
American businessman missing in Hungary appeals for help
The wife of Robert Vogeler Jr of Jackson Heights New York appealed to the United States and Britain for help locating him after he vanished from the American Legation in Budapest. Vogeler a vice president of ITT was last seen at 9 a m Friday preparing to join his wife and two children in Vienna.
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Vienna
INS
Hungary
U. S
Britain
Robert Vogeler, Jr
Jackson Heights
Budapest
Vogeler
The
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Disorders in Philippines Prompt Rigorous Police Action
Manila reports rebellious disorders in various parts of the Philippines. The national constabulary opened fire and conducted wholesale arrests to quell the outbreaks. Manila imposed strict security measures and issued a call for 8,000 volunteers to bolster police strength.
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Manila
INS
Philippines
Planed addition to Jameson Memorial Hospital approved
The Jameson Memorial Hospital board approved floor plans for a new addition to be ready for bids in February. Eckles and Thayer of New Castle will finalize the detail with Dr. Lucius Wilson advising. Construction to start when weather allows next spring includes an air conditioned nursery with infectious disease rooms, an orthopedic operating room, and a new laundry.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Roger W. Rowland
Eckles and Thayer
New Castle
Eckles and
Thayer
Lucius Wilson
New York
Metropolitan Opera Opens 65th Season In Glamour and Gossip
New York November 22 The Metropolitan Opera opened its 65th season with society glare and celebrity sightseers. Rising stars Rise Stevens and Dorothy Kirsten led the crowd as Rudolf Bing prepares to take over as general manager next June. Mary Garden sent tickets back and did not attend amid party chatter.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Yesteryear
Met
der Rosenkavalier
Rise Stevens
Mary Garden Dem
Rudolf Bing
Edward Johnson
Dorothy Kirsten
Gladys Swarthout
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York City
Thanksgiving Services Planned In City
New Castle residents and thousands nationwide plan nine union Thanksgiving services. Two are Wednesday evening at Mahoning Methodist and Wesley Methodist churches with Rev. H. L. Krause and Rev. Everett Spring addressing attendees. Thanksgiving morning services will serve central churchgoers.
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New Castle
Mahoning Methodist Church
Seventh Ward
Wesley Methodist Church
West Side
H. L. Krause
Madison Avenue
Siamese Twins Born In Canada
In Alberta on Saturday a three day old pair of Siamese twin girls were born to Mrs A E Townsend. Doctors monitor survival in incubator and weigh operation options. Dr W H Freedbury leads the case as physicians assess separation prospects.
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Field
Alberta
A. E. Townsend
W. H. Freedbury
First Real Blast Of Winter Noted
Lawrence county residents and western Pennsylvania awoke to an inch and a half of snow. Temperatures fell to 19 degrees, turning roads treacherous as snow melted then froze during the day and again in the evening.
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Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
Vishinsky to Attack Peace Plan in UN Assembly
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky is expected to oppose the Anglo American 12 point peace plan in the UN political committee and push a five power pact condemning the United States and Britain as instigators of an atomic war. He has attacked the Western powers repeatedly and may lose in committee but vows to renew the fight in the full assembly. A separate Berkeley earthquake reported by the University of California measured a heavy quake at 5 04 05 p m local time centered about 5800 miles away with undetermined origin.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Andrei Vishinsky
United Nations
Vishinsky
United States
Britain
Russia
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Don Tocher
Rescued Boy Only Survivor Of Oslo Plane Crash
An 11 year old Jewish refugee boy named Isaac Allal was rescued alive from the wreckage of a Dutch airliner that crashed south of Oslo killing 30 aboard. He was severely injured and taken to a nearby hospital. Authorities cautioned that many bodies remained in the wreckage with reports of possible other survivors being unconfirmed.
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Oslo
INS
Isaac Allal
North Africa
Stockholm
U S Opposes Surplus Food Clearing House Plan
The United States signals strong opposition to a World Food Clearing House proposal by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization. Officials say ICCH would be more financial than distributive and fails to address chronic undernourishment where billions lack adequate food.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
UN Food and Agriculture Organization
U. S
ICCH
Inside Today's News Pace Pace Classified 286Radio
A compact 1940s newspaper fragment lists section markers and page cues such as crosswords sports obituaries stocks and editorials. The item outlines page numbers and topic areas including comics society theatrical and radio classifications.
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Neier
Cere
Christmas Wish for a Peaceful World
A reflective poem leans toward a modest holiday wish for common sense and global peace. The speaker envisions a world with plenty, decent housing, and freedom from war. The tone is earnest and simple, emphasizing universal well being over material gifts.
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