Reichstag Meets Soon To Probe John's Treason
Bonn Aug 12 The Christian Democrats agreed to a special session of parliament in September to investigate Otto John's desertion to the Communists. Chancellor Adenauer, returning from the Black Forest, faces a coalition showdown as Socialists demand accountability for West Germany's security chief's alleged treason and a broader security overhaul. Schroeder contemplates extended leave amid nonconfidence motions.
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Brack Curry
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democrats
Otto John
John
Black Forest
Adenauer
East Berlin
West Germany
Gerhard Schroeder
Schroeder
Brussels
John Case
Christian Democratic Party
Maryland Man Sues McKeesport Man Over Rt 49 Collision
Minor Hayward Rounds of Midland Maryland filed a $466 damage suit Thursday in the prothonotary office. The case stems from a two car collision on Rt. 49 near the Lone Star restaurant in Addison township November 9, 1952, against Charles Pennel of McKeesport. The suit was filed through Attorney James A. Courtney.
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Hayward
Midland
Prothonotary's
Rt. 49
Lone Star
Addison Township
Charles Pennel
Mc Keesport
James A. Courtney
Mrs Baer Denies Charges Against Husband in Somerset
Mrs Richard Baer of Oak Ridge claims the charges filed Saturday July 24 are groundless and says physicians at Somerset State hospital gave her husband a clean bill of health.
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Baer
Richard Baer
Oak Ridge
Somerset State Hospital
West Germany Labor Crisis Shows Signs of Easing
In Hamburg 15,000 public transport and utilities workers ended a nine day strike by accepting a wage boost of 1.6 cents an hour. In Munich talks between labor and management resumed after riots and injuries as metal workers pressed for higher wages.
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Tom Stone
Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
Hamburg
Munich
Metal Industry
Richard Oechsle
Oechsle
Labor
Amberg
Nuernberg
Otto Myer
Additional charges against youths in jail
New charges were filed Thursday in the county jail against three youths. Larry Vachere aged 21 faced charges of writing bad checks, Robert Bailey aged 19 was charged with fraudulent conversion, and John Herman aged 20 from Newark New Jersey was charged with a motor code violation and sent to the county jail.
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Larry Vachere
Robert Bailey
Justice of the Peace H. S. Whipperman
John Herman
Newark
N. J
Justice of the Peace
Wayne Hay
Hardesty Rotary Speaker At Somerset Club Meeting
The Somerset Rotary Club meets at noon at the Somerset Country Club with guest speaker Robert Hardesty of Greensburg. His topic was not announced.
Injured Miner Treated After Reitz Coal Incident
Miner Michael Danko Sr of Central City is treated at Windber hospital for injuries sustained in Reitz No. 4 mine of Reitz Coal Company on Wednesday.
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Michael Danko
Central City
Windber Hospital
Reitz No
Reitz Coal Company
Company C Going to Indiantown for two week encampment
Somerset's Company C, Pennsylvania national guard with 61 men leaves Saturday August 14 for the annual 28th division encampment at Indiantown Gap. Lt Claude Brant commands. Sgt Ronald Cilli leads the advance detail. Privates Brant and Keller assist with pre camp mess school. Vaccinations completed, vaccines include smallpox, typhoid, and tetanus. The unit last encamped at Indiantown Gap in 1950 after federalization. A long roster of guardsmen accompanies the trip on a chartered bus with Lt Brant and Warrant Officer James Kimmel in charge.
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Somerset
Pennsylvania National Guard
Indiantown Gap
Ronald Cilli
Harvey G. Brant
William H. Keller
Set. Cilli
Somerset Armory
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Pennsylvania
National Guard
Brant and
Keller
Claude Brant
James Kimmel
Brant
W. O. Kimmel
Louise's Appliance Store Opens On South Edgewood
The Somerset family welcomes Louise Maneer’s new shop on South Edgewood Avenue marking a two day grand opening featuring Motorola televisions radios and records. The showroom displays novelties clock radios and latest recordings with gifts for visitors and a Camp Easter Seal souvenir program. Representatives from Motorola attended the opening and hours are 9 AM to 9 PM with Wednesday afternoon and Saturday full day closings.
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Somerset
Louise
South Edgewood Avenue
Motorola
Louise Maneer
William Maneer
Somerset House
Specials at Beerits Giant Super-Suds Ad
Read our ad on Page Eight for specials including Franklins Sugar 25 Ibs 2.2 Tomatoes home grown 28¢ Wieners Skinless Ib 49e and items at Beerits Giant Super-Suds and Dish Cloth 49e.
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Franklin
Senate Passes Anti-Red Bill Despite Administration Opposition
The Senate approved 45 to 0 a bill outlawing the Communist party, doubling penalties for joining or supporting it and barring members from labor union offices. The measure, pushed by Sen. Humphrey and 18 Democrats, faces House action after Butler's alternative was attached as an amendment. Brownell and Hoover opposed. Smith accused Brownell of stalling.
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Washington
Senate
Communist Party
House
Atty
Brownell
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Browner
Hoover
Reds
Sen
Humphrey
D—Minn
Butler
Congress
Eisenhower
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senate Today
Eisenhower Says Economic Decline Has Reached Bottom
President Eisenhower's unusual midyear economic report declares the overall economy stronger than earlier years and notes decline in activity has halted. He cites some sectors hurt but sees unemployment steady with signs of improvement and Congress aided by the current program.
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J. W. Davis
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen. Kennedy
D—Mass
Sen. Ferguson
R.mich
Ferguson
Payne
Sen. Payne
R—Me
Sen. Douglas
D—Nl
White House
James D. Hagerty
Commerce, Labor and Treasury Departments
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Crops Hurt More Than Expected Across Pennsylvania
The U S agriculture department reports worse drought damage to Pennsylvania crops than anticipated. Four member committee mulls emergency designation as Gov. Fine could trigger federal aid. rains offered relief in some areas, but overall damage remains severe across 67 counties with 50 percent livestock feed depleted. Officials cite widespread losses and consider hay distribution and emergency feed programs, while dairy associations push for swift action.
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Harrisburg
U. S. Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania
Co. FE
Cassell
U. S. Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Commonwealth
Keystone
John S. Fine
Hisenhower
A. 8 A
E. B. Angle
Farm and Home Administration
D. O. Boster
Richard Gerstell
Farmers’ Home Administration
Fine
Eastern Milk Producers Coopertive Assn
J. Thomas Cribbs
Poyntelle
Wayne County
Association
Wayne, Lackawanna
Bradford
Susquehanna
Wyoming
Sullivan Counties
Cribbs
Bradford County
Wayne
Lackawanna
Meeting Trent Red and Gun Club August FBI Event
All members urged to attend the meeting at Kimmell's Red and White Store on August 13 at 8 00 p m. The agenda includes FBI matters and entertainment.
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Trent Red & Gun Club
FBI
Kimmell’s
Red & White
Studebaker Workers Approve Pay Cut to Avoid Shutdown
In South Bend Indiana on August 12 CIO United Automobile Workers Local members voted 5371 to 626 to accept a wage reduction averaging 14 percent. The plan, negotiated with the company, follows threats to end the contract and close the plant if costs are not cut.
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Belman Morin
South Bend
Ind
Studebaker
CIO
United Automobile Workers
William Ogden
Certified Public Accountants
Studebaker Corp
Bendix Products D
Bendix Aviation Corp
Holsopple C of C plans library in community center
Holsopple Chamber of Commerce met in Odd Fellows hall to plan a community library. James E. Cassler and M. L. Suthard were named to locate a suitable room, with a church space proposed. They also advanced support for the Boy Scout troop and its equipment goals, appointing Cassler Patton and Saylor to attend the next Scout meeting.
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Holsopple Chamber of Commerce
Odd Fellows Hall
James E. Cassler
M. L. Suthard
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cassler
Robert Patton
Beulah Saylor
McCarthy Denies Star Libel Claim On Tax Report
The Washington Evening Star said the Internal Revenue Service would present Sen. McCarthy with a tax claim near 25 000 dollars plus interest. McCarthy called it a complete and vicious libel and said no notices indicated any owed taxes.
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Washington
Washington Evening Star
Internal Revenue Service
McCarthy
R—Wis
Wisconsin
the Star
Revenue Service Silent
Sen. McCarthy
The
Revenue Service
Three Admitted After Turnpike Three-Vehicle Wreck
Three people were admitted to Somerset Community Hospital after a three car collision on the turnpike two miles from the Somerset interchange. A westbound car crossed the median and struck two eastbound autos. Richard P. Truxell 29 of San Diego Charles Bock 41 of Clifton and Bruce Sommons 18 of Allentown were involved. Hendricks 22 of Lake Crystal Minnesota was also admitted. Damages were set at $175 for Truxell's car $400 for Bock's and Sommons was a total loss.
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Somerset Community Hospital
Turnpike
Somerset
Richard P. Truxell
San Diego
Cal
Charles Bock
Clifton
N. J
Bruce Sommons
Allentown
Truxell
Sommons
William Hendricks
Lake Crystal
Minnesota
Hendricks
Bock
Sammons
Weather Outlook for Eastern and Western Pennsylvania
Eastern Pennsylvania sees a sunny Friday with highs 72 to 80. Saturday brings some cloudiness with little temperature change. In Western Pennsylvania Friday remains fair with highs 70 to 75, while Saturday adds cloudiness and a slight warming trend.
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Pennsylvania
Somerset Weather Report 5:30 PM Wednesday to 5:30 PM Thursday
Daily weather summary by David Grove reports a 24 hour period with a maximum of 66 and minimums listed as see 48. A year ago the maximum was 85 with a minimum also labeled see.
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Somerset Weather
David Grove
U. S. Weather Observer
St Johns E U B Picnic At Beams Grove
St Johns E U B plans a Saturday picnic at Beams Grove near Gray on August 14. Chicken suppers will be served from 5 p.m. and entertainment begins at 8 p.m.
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St. Johns E.U.B
Beams Grove
Near
Gray
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