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Somerset Daily American

Location

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1954

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Mendes France pushes European army plan at Brussels talks

Premier Pierre Mendes France urged allies to choose between his European army plan or no European army. He warned a leftist, pro Russia government could win in France if parliament votes against the European defense community treaty, casting gloom over talks among Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg Italy and West Germany.

Arthur Gavshon Brussels Belgium Pierre Mendes- France France Russia Paris Ofelgium Netherlands Luxembourg Italy West Germany EDC Mendes- France Mendes-France Konrad Adenauer West Loom West Europe Holland Germany Adenauer

Two Men Released From County Jail

Two men were released from the county jail Thursday. John Manear, 28, of Shanksville, was released by court order after arrest by Constable E. D. Peck on August 9. Also freed was Raymond Schroyer, 27, of A.D. 2 Somerset, committed Wednesday by Justice Harold Donges on a charge of violating the mortgage act.

John Manear Raymond Schroyer Manear Shanksville Pees E. D. Peck Schroyer A.D. 2 Somerset Justice of the Peace Harold Donges

De Gasperi Mourned Across Italy by Leaders and People

Villagers and national figures mourn Alcide de Gasperi, former Italian premier, who died after a heart attack. Pope Pius XII and leaders like Eisenhower Churchill Adenauer sent condolences as his body prepared for a state funeral in Rome. He had recently stepped down from party leadership.

Luciano Ferrari Sella Val Sugana Italy Alcide de Gasperi Christian Democrat Tyrolean de Gasperi European Defense Community Konrad Adenauer Europe de Gaerne Luigi Einaudi Christian Democrats Scelba Christian Democrat Party Amintore Fanfani Francesca Rodolfo Grandi Rome Basilica of San Lorenzo

Rotary Dinner Planned at Camp Easter Seal

The Somerset Rotary club will be entertained to dinner this Friday evening at Camp Easter Seal in Laurel Hill State Park at 6 00 sharp.

Rotary Easter Seal Somerset Rotary Club Laurel Hill State Park

Windber Man Hurt After Circular Saw Incident

Lloyd Himes a 34 year old Windber resident sustained a deep cut to the left thumb while using a circular saw at his home on Wednesday. He is a maintenance man for Station WJAC Johnstown and was taken to Lea Hospital Johnstown for treatment.

Windber Lloyd Himes WJIAC Johnstown Himes Lea Hospital

Congress outlawed the Communist Party in the United States

Congress passed a bill outlawing the Communist party as an instrumentality to overthrow the government. The measure bars the party from legal rights and voting ballots, while labor groups found red infiltrated lose rights. membership itself becomes a crime only via related acts. President Eisenhower expected to sign, after Senate House conference action.

Washington Congress Communist Party United States Senate House Humphrey D-Minn White House Eisenhower Sen. Knowland California GOP Reds Senate House Brownell National Labor Relation Sen. McCarran D-Nev Justice Department McCarran

Seek Ex Capone Mobsters To Get Slayer Of Gioe

Chicago police pursued survivors of the Capone era in a major probe into the slaying of Charles Gioe a 53 year old parolee shot last night on the West Side. Gioe’s body lay in a borrowed car with a five dollar bill in his pocket as investigators fear a new gangland war. Captain John Golden said motives are unclear as Alberta Louise Gioe widow mourns.

Capone SY Friedman Chicago Charles Cherry Nose) Gioe Near West Side John Golden Gioe Alberta Louise

Question Dr Sheppard Before Trial

Cleveland reporters noted the possibility of pretrial questioning as defense plans bail on Dr Samuel H Sheppard who faces a first degree murder indictment in the July 4 slaying of wife Marilyn The defense expected a bail hearing after arraignment and would call witnesses while prosecutors vowed to oppose release and press for trial set in October

Cleveland Samuel H. Sheppard William J. Corrigan Sheppard Common _ Pleas Arthur H. Day Corrigan Dr. Sheppard Samuel Sheppard Marilyn Ohio Asst John J. Mahon Mahon Frank T. Cullitan

Ligonier Valley Reunion Marred By 61 Year Weather Blemish

The annual Ligonier Valley reunion known as Valley Day faced its first weather interruption in 61 years as severe thunderstorms canceled a baseball game and other events. A large crowd enjoyed a morning and noon program with prizes awarded to the oldest attendee and oldest married couple, then attentive patrons heard a band concert and square dancing after the rain. Co chairs John L. Smith and Virginia Swank led the committee.

Ligonier Valley Idlewild All Stars of the Valley John Zimmerman Johnstown R.D David Enos Ligonier R.D Enos Zimmerman Ligonier William Lenhart Bethel Church A.F.M Greensburg Musical Society Tink Queer John L. Smith Virginia Swank

Vought Released on $1,000 Bond in Assault Case

Dalton Vought aged 80 of Friedens R D 1 was freed on a $1,000 bond from Somerset county jail after pleading guilty to assault and battery. In a hearing before Justice H S Whipperman, he admitted knocking his mother in law Gertrude Pile of Friedens down twice and attacking her with two knives. The case was bound over to the September criminal court term.

Dalton Vought Friedens RD Somerset County Justice of the Peace Squire Whipperman Vought Gertrude Pile Friedens

Lightning Disrupts Power Across Somerset County

A thunderstorm cut electric power in parts of Somerset county hitting Confluence and Roxbury hardest. Transformers were affected causing outages with no major damage reported besides downed trees in rural areas. Turnpike and county maintenance sheds reported no additional damage.

Somerset County Penelec Confluence Roxbury

Three Arrests In Pittsburgh Store Strike Violence

In Pittsburgh a 38 week old department store strike escalates with a union steward held for court and two strikers charged with inciting a riot. Leonard Fleigel 29 a shop steward faces malicious mischief assault and battery and resisting arrest after a railroad crossing sign burning incident near Gimbels.

Pittsburgh Pittsborgh Gimbels Leonard Fleigel AFL General Lore Fleigel Charles Tarrant Tarrant

Two Lost Bikes Turned Over To Their Owners

Somerset residents J R Zerfoss and John Rok recovered bikes abandoned near the DeVilbiss plant and Route 219. Elmer Schmoyer reported a prior bike found and claimed, with Dohanick revealing the May 25 theft and note left for return.

Set Elmer Schmeyer Somerset J. R. Zerfoss DeVilbiss Schmoyer Paul Muldoon Quecreek Route 219 Set Schmeyer John Rok Riverside Johnstown Mike Dohanick Dohanick

Lattimores Indictment Sought Again

Washington reports that U.S. Attorney Leo Rover plans to seek a new perjury indictment against Owen Lattimore with additional evidence to prove he lied about promoting Communism. If returned, all counts may be consolidated as the trial aims for early next year.

Washington Owen Lattimore Lattimore Far East State Department U. S Leo A. Rover Rover Senate Internal Security Sen. McCarran Dnew Institute of Pacific Relations Pacific Affairs Justice Department Sen McCarthy R-Wis

Damage Suits Filed In Floto's Office In Somerset County

Two auto accident suits filed in Somerset County civil court through Prothonotary D Guy Floto allege damage amounts. Elbert W Barron seeks 187 from Iris Snyder for a Route 53 collision near Kingwood October 20 1952 with Glen Nicholson as plaintiff through attorney Alexander Ogle. Francis A Keith sues Paul Hoff man for 250 to cover repairs after a two car crash on the Pennsylvania turnpike driven by Daniel M Vorer. attorney A M Matthews represents him.

Somerset County Prothonotary D. Guy Floto Elbert W. Barron Markleton Iris Snyder Jennings Kingwood Glen Nicholson Alexander Ogle Francis A. Keith Paul Hoffman Dover Pennsylvania Turnpike Mr. Keith Daniel M. Vorer A. M. Matthews

Agricultural program for Korean War veterans announced

An agricultural education program will be available for Korean War veterans with the county board administering the course. Veterans will receive Veterans Administration funds to cover tuition of 40 dollars per month. Six applicants have been approved for the 36 month course, with four more awaiting VA and state approval. instructor is Frank Ream of Berlin who teaches a similar course for World War II veterans.

L. Ss. Williams Veterans Administration State Department of Public Instruction Frank Ream Berlin

Anger and Tragedy Hit New York’s East River

A bruised body was pulled from the East River as four Brooklyn teens, led by Jack Koslow, confessed a spree of killings and beatings. Police linked the gang to nine attacks including two homicides and a brutal assault, with another victim, Charles Gowdy, gravely injured. The youths were arrested after a park beating sparked the wider investigation.

Arthur W. Everett New York East River Brooklyn Jack Koslow Koslow Charles Gowdy Willard Menter Menter Melvin Mittman Jerome Leiberman Robert Trachtenberg Rheinholm Ulrickson Ulrickson

Inspection of School Buses Near Completion

Pennsylvania state police report inspections of buses in Somerset and nearby counties are nearly finished. About 150 buses have been checked. the remaining units scheduled for Friday afternoon August 27 from 1 to 4 pm at the John P. McNelly garage on South Franklin Avenue extension in Somerset.

Somerset Pfe. W. H. Uhl Pennsylvania State Police John P. McNelly Franklin Avenue

Weather Outlook for Eastern and Western Pennsylvania

Eastern Pennsylvania sees partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures Friday with highs 72 to 85. Saturday brings some cloudiness with moderate temperatures. Western Pennsylvania starts partly cloudy and cooler in the south Friday with highs 78 to 84. Saturday brings considerable cloudiness and a chance of showers or thunderstorms by afternoon or night.

Pennsylvania

Somerset Weather Report Summary

Daily weather note by David Grove lists 24 hour temperatures from 5:30 p.m. Wednesday to 5:30 p.m. Thursday. Data shows maximum and minimum temperatures and precipitation readings but the exact figures are obscured in the OCR. Year ago temperatures are mentioned but values are unreadable.

Somerset Weather David Grove U. S. Weather Observer

Replace Your Furnace Pipe With A Longevity Quote

Replace your furnace pipe with a unit built to outlast your furnace. See or write to S. B. Alcott Ursina, Penna.

S. B. Alcott Ursina, Penna

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