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Somerset Daily American

Location

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1950

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Red China accuses U S planes of border violation over Manchuria

Red China says U S bombers crossed into China’s airspace from Korea and killed and wounded civilians. Chou En-lai sent a telegram to Jakob Malik, linking the attack to Russia’s push at the United Nations. Washington denies the charge.

London China United States New China News Agency Peiping Chou Tin-lai Russia Jakob Malik United Nations Security Council Council Korea U.S Lake Success Counci U. S Manchuria Chou

Gulf hurricane hits Santa Rosa Island off Florida

A powerful Gulf hurricane struck Santa Rosa Island near Pensacola with 75 mph winds and 115 mph gusts as it neared the coast. Forecasters warned the storm would hit the Mississippi Alabama coast next, while Mobile expected landfall near midnight. The center of the storm was off the Louisiana coast earlier, with tides high and preparations underway along the Gulf coast.

New Orleans Santa Rosa Island Fla Pensacola Louisiana Florida Mobile Ala W. R. Stevens Burrwood Southwest Pass Mississippi Panama City U. S Huey P. Long Stevens

Farmers and Bankers Auto Tour In Somerset Today

The Somerset county farmers and bankers auto tour begins at 9 a.m. at the Jack Shober farm Brothersvalley township. Attendees will view two purebred flocks of sheep and contour farming. The route includes Mrs. M. E. Knepper dairy farm and the Coleman brothers poultry dressing plant in Somerset. Lunch is provided by the Caseheer 4-H club and the tour ends by 3 30 p.m.

Somerset County Farmers and Bankers Jack Shober Brothersvalley Township M. E. Knepper Coleman Brothers Somerset Caseheer 4-H

Canada Rail Strike Ends After Parliament Passes Law

Ottawa reports that nine-day rail walkout ended as parliament enacted emergency legislation to return 124,000 workers to service. Trains resume within 48 hours and union leaders described the move as a decisive end to a nationwide transportation crisis.

Ottawa Canada House of Commons Senate Patrick Kerwin Canadian Supreme Court Frank H. Hall United States Hall A. R. Mosher Louis St. Laurent

Club 53 Changes Hands Twice in Six Months

A two story dwelling and restaurant known as Club 53 in Conemaugh township changed owners twice with two deeds filed. The Cambria Building and Loan association sold it to Abe Berney for 18000 on February 10. Berney then sold to Jacob Rodman Frank Rodman Cecilia Franges and Elizabeth Franges for same price. The deal included four acres of land and a garage.

Conemaugh Township Club 53 Recorder of Deeds Philip C. Dosch Cambria Building and Loan Association of Johnstown Abe Berney Westmont Cambria County Berney Jacob Rodman Frank Rodman Cecilia Franges Elizabeth Franges Somerset County

Three Assumpsit Suits Filed Over Auto Crash and Damages

Three suits in assumpsit were filed in the office of Prothonotary D Guy Floto. Suzanna Bantley of Windber seeks 5000 from George Hoover for injuries after a Windber accident August 18 1948. Andrew Turko of Cairnbrook sues for 617 37 for damages to his car in a September 3 1947 collision with J Burwell Lamb near Stoystown. Wilber E Shields of Indiana county seeks 251 63 for masonry work on Reid E Whipkey farm Rockwood.

D. Guy Floto Suzanna Bantley Windber George Hoover Paint Township Park Road Hoover Fike Cascio Andrew Turko Cairnbrook J. Burwell Lamb New Lebanon N. Y Stoystown Lamb Turko Robert A. Critchfield Wilber E. Shields Indiana County Robert Whitehill R. D Somerset Reid E. Whipkey Rockwood Whitehill

Local Man Electrocuted Near Frostburg

Albert Brant Baker 37 of Sand Patch R. D. was electrocuted at 11 15 a m Wednesday while working with Big Savage Refractories near Frostburg Maryland He was born May 5 1913 son of the late Harvey E Baker and Margaret Shunk Baker and survived by his wife Hattie May McFarland Baker and nine year old daughter Alice Joan Also surviving are three brothers Herbert Baker Norman Baker L C Baker and three sisters Bessie Nicholas Della Rose and Dorothy McKenzie Funeral arrangements are by W C Price and Son Meyersdale with burial in Greenville cemetery Greenville township Rev Edwin Nagle officiating.

Albert Brant Baker U. S. Army Norman Baker Detroit Mich

Cars Collide on North Center Avenue in Somerset

A car driven by Leo Miller of Somerset R D 5 collided with Glenn Walker of Somerset R D 2 on North Center Avenue near Beerus alley. Miller pulled from the alley while Walker traveled south. damage to Walker’s car was 35 dollars for fender and tire, while Miller’s car sustained headlight, radiator, and fan damage with an estimated 100 dollars.

Leo Miller Somerset R. D Glenn Walker Beerus Alley North Center Avenue Miller Walker North Center

Two Miners Die In Underground Dynamite Blast

Lightning tracing 430 feet along an underground line triggered five dynamite charges killing miners Harry Hartz 35 Tremont and Harvey Reiner 32 Donaldson. Hartz died instantly while Reiner died later in Pottsville hospital.

Pottsville Harry Hartz Tremont Harvey Reiner Donaldson

Delasko Jailed on Surety of the Peace Charge

John Delasko, 22, of Central City was committed to the county jail on Wednesday by Squire Nicholas Bruno of Central City. The charges involved surety of the peace.

Can Young Folk Think Speaker Addresses Park Theatre Crowd

Evangelist Jo Ellison, daughter of the Rev and Mrs Perry Iyvle, spoke to an overflow Park theatre audience about the question Can Young Folk Think. She argued that youth think and act, more sharply than older generations, in a faith filled service with prayers, songs, and testimonies. The meeting featured family participation, scripture readings, and appeals to dedicate life to God with upcoming services announced at nearby venues.

Jo Ellison Pyle Perry Iyvle Park Theatre Miss Pyle Donnydette Mrs Pyle Linda Walker Friedens Mrs. Pyle Christ Somerset Ellison Ecclesiastes Paul Corinthians Phillipians America Grace Ewr Church Governor Theatre

Astrologer predicts post 1953 war clouds amid pacific trends

Edna L. Scott president of the American Federation of Astrologers says planetary cycles show no world war before 1953 but war clouds after. She notes lesser conflicts like Korea and a strong business cycle beginning in 1953. Several hundred astrologers attend the Los Angeles convention.

Los Angeles INS Edna L. Scott American Federation of Astrologers Korea United States

Truman asks 89 million for Voice of America funding

President Truman urged Congress to provide 89 million dollars for the Voice of America to counter Soviet broadcasts. In a letter to Senator Flanders and 27 other senators he argued Russia spreads flagrant lies and called for total engagement of psychological and spiritual forces. The House previously trimmed the request to 65,655,850 dollars.

Washington Truman Russia Congress State Department Flanders Voice of America House

Rumely Cited for Contempt in House Vote

The House cited Edward A. Rumely and William L. Patterson for contempt of Congress by votes of 183 to 17 and 238 to 105 respectively. Rumely refused to disclose financial support for his organization to the Buchanan lobby committee. The case moves to the justice department with potential penalties of up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine.

Washington Edward A. Rumely Committee For Constitutional Government Congress House William L. Patterson Civil Rights Congress Attorney Generals CCG Joseph P. Kamp Constitutional Educaional League Rep. Buchanan D-Pa Rumely McCormack D-Mass Martin R-Mass Buchanan Lobby Justice Department

Sager Herring Case Settled Out Of Court

Rex and Edward Sager of Listie settled with J B Herring Somerset and Harry Snider Meyersdale for an out of court payment covering the settlement and costs. The suit claimed $50,000 for Rex Sager who was injured by a truck backing from an alley on West Main Street Somerset August 9 1947. The brothers had been awarded $2 000 after an initial decision and appeals.

Rex Edward Sager Listie J. B. Herring Somerset Harry Snider Meyersdale Rankin Coal Company Rex Sager West Main Street Cascio Snider Sager Somerset Community Hospital Somerset County Edward Thomas F. Lansberry

Cambria County Fair Draws 4000 Early Arrivals

Ebensburg by Labor Day opens the Cambria County Fair with an estimated four thousand staff on site before gates open at 8 am on Monday September 4. The number matches Ebensburg population size and reflects early entries and past years’ figures.

Ebensburg Cambria County

VFW Urges Truman to Replace Leaders in Washington

In Chicago on August 30 delegates from the Veterans of Foreign Wars urged President Truman to appoint new leaders in the state and defense departments. The resolutions passed by large margins criticized current heads, while a dissenting Illinois official proposed milder language and resignations for Dean Acheson and Louis Johnson amid a heated floor debate.

Chicago Veterans of Foreign Wars Truman VFW Department of Defense Department of State Defense Louis Johnson Dean Acheson Baird Helfrich Peoria I1l Illinois Helfrich Johnson Acheson State Department Resolutinn Far East United States Alger Hiss John J. Tinder Indianapolis Indiana Department George J. Young New York State Department Washington State Department of the United States

Republic Tor Dies of Injuries

Three year old Joseph Preteroti of Republic Pennsylvania died in St. Agnes hospital from injuries after an automobile rolled over on U S Route 49 and into a truck path.

Republic Tor Baltimore Aux Joseph Preteroti Republic St. Agnes' Hospital

Vishinsky May Head Russian Delegation to UN Openings

Moscow reports say health permitting, Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky could lead the Russian delegation to the UN General Assembly opening in New York September 19. If not, Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko is expected to assume leadership. The group aims to depart by September 2 with visas already requested. Observers anticipate active Russian participation and possible new proposals on Korea, Germany, Japan and Austria.

Eddy Gilmore Moscow Andrei Y. Vishinsky United Nations General Assembly New York Andrei Gromyko U. N Vishinsky Cherbourg France Korea China Formosa Security Council Jakob Malik Tt Germany Japan Austria Russia Waltlouts

Car Ditching Leaves Couple Injured. Driver Nabs on DWI

A man and wife were injured Wednesday when their car left Legislative Route 55023 in Brothersvalley township and ditched. Irene Thompson, 23, of Berlin, is hospitalized in Meyersdale for head abrasions. Fay A. Thompson, the driver, suffered a cut left arm. Fay was jailed on a drunken driving charge and will face a hearing before Squire Charles J. Harrison Jr.

Brothersvalley Township Irene Thompson Berlin Hazel MacGilvery Meyersdale Fay A Squire Charles J. Harrison, Jr

Pohang Enters Perilous Day as Reds Press Coastline

At Pohang the North Korean offensive forced the South Korean Third Division back about a mile and a half toward the coast. U S Eighth Army reports 1,200 Communist deaths in two days as planes and artillery pound the attack, with tanks and Marine aircraft aiding defenses near Kigye and Sianyang amid a 120 mile battle perimeter.

Russell Brines Torio Pohang Air Force Kigye U. S. Eighth Army Kim Il Sung MacArthur Pohang-Taegu Taegu U. N Sianyang Taezu 1Rst Rategic Hill Waegwan

Weather Forecast for Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania

Weather outlook shows showers and scattered thunderstorms across Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania. Thursday brings highs in the upper 70s to low 80s with showers and storms. Thursday night and Friday remain unsettled with continued showers and thunderstorm chances.

Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania

Somerset Weather Report Summary

Daily weather note reports 24 hour period ending 5 30 p m with high 62 and unknown precipitation. Previous year figures not fully readable. Observer David Grove is credited with reporting data.

Somerset Weather David Grove U. S

Temperatures Reported for August 30 by Weather Bureau

The U S Weather Bureau released temperatures for August 30 listing regional readings. Data covers multiple locales with expected daily variations and standard notation for high and low figures.

U. S. Weather Bureau

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