Lodge Charges Brutality By North Koreans At UN
United Nations in New York Francis W Carpenter reports Henry Cabot Lodge Jr charged that 358,000 U N soldiers and Korean civilians were victims of a conscious policy of wholesale brutality by world communism. He said Russian officers headed North Korea prison camps where prisoners were slain. He urged a resolution condemning murder torture and other atrocities against POWs and civilians. Britain France Australia and Turkey joined in.
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Francis
W. Carpenter
United Nations
N. Y
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. N
General Assembly
North Korea
United States
Assembly
United Nations Command
Korea
Humnan
Britain
France
Australia
Turkey
Ted
Unicey Siites
United States Department of the Defense
Pyongyang
Lodge
Seoul
Dulles Sees U S Open to Russia Talks on Berlin
In London and Washington officials signal readiness for a four foreign ministers meeting in Berlin to discuss Germany and Austria. Eden says the Russian note signals willingness to meet without conditions and a four-party conference could occur soon.
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London
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Britain
United States
Russia
Germany
Austria
Iiden
France
John A. Scali
Washington
Dulles
Berlin
Dukes
State Department
Eden
Paris
Lincoln White
White
Windber Miner Injured at St. Michael Mine
Elias Lingafelt, 52, of Mine 42 Windber, was injured Friday at Berwind-White’s St. Michael mine. The shuttlecar operator suffered three broken ribs, bruises and contusions and is in satisfactory condition at Windber hospital after being squeezed between a timber and the ear he was operating.
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Windber
St. Michael
Berwind-White Coal Mining Company
Elias Lingafelt
Windber Hospital
Berwind-White
Lingafelt
Specials at Cascio's Always Quality at Right Prices
Local storefront Cascio's emphasizes value with a steady lineup of quality goods and everyday low prices. The ad highlights a range of essentials, inviting shoppers to browse weekly specials and savings opportunities.
Rigid Price Supports to Hit Economy
CHICAGO, Nov. 30 Federal Agriculture Secretary Benson warned that rapid price supports and production controls for farm products could trigger unemployment among non-farm workers and ripple through the entire economy. In a 4 H club congress speech he urged Congress to improve programs to restore full price parity and expand markets, cautioning against overregulation like that seen in Russia. He stressed parity as a legal standard and urged rural youth to uphold self help and free enterprise traditions.
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Chicago
Benson
GOP
Congress
Eisenhower
Washington
Russia
Iron Curtain
America
Senate Judiciary To Investigate Bitter Charges
Senate judiciary committee will probe claims by District Judge Willis Ritter that the FBI refused to aid U S attorney Charles Vigil in a Denver jury tampering case involving Eugene and Clyde Smaldone. Ritter criticized the Justice Department amid related White spy case discussions.
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Washington
INS
William Langer
N. D
Senate Judiciary Committee
FBI
U. S&s
Willis W. Ritter
Salt Lake City
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Harry Dexter White
Ritter
Charles Vigil
U. S
Colorado
Denver
Eugene and
Clyde Smaldone
Clayton Fritchey
Democratic National Committee
Vigil
Donald K. Kelley
Smaldones
Justice Department
Verdict Is Returned for Mrs. Martz
A civil jury returned a verdict in favor of Mrs. Lucy M. Martz of Somerset in a dispute over a 10 foot alley between her property and that of Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Ringler on South Edgewood Avenue. The case centered on whether the alley was part of the deeded boundary and if Ringler blocked it with a garage. Evidence showed a 1874 title division and a curb apron by the borough. Martz said the alley served deliveries and ashes removal and sought removal of the garage to sell. Ringler argued no alley existed and claimed adverse possession. The judge instructed the jury on title and right of way.
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Lucy M. Martz
Somerset
Lucy Martz
Orlo Ringer
South Edgewood Avenue
Boundry
Ringer
Ralph Smith
Ringler
W. J. Baer
Henry Meyers, Jr
Thomas F. Lansberry
Lansberry
John Stroke
Annie Stroke
Alexander Roden
Cleveland, O
Antonie Roden
Windber
Laurel Run
Logan and Hare to Conference on Resources
Harrisburg November 30. Gov. John Fine selects Budget Secretary Edward B. Logan and executive aide Fred P. Hare to represent the state at the mid century conference of resources for the future in Washington. The three day meeting starts December 2 and aims to strengthen national mineral resources through new deposits development.
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Harrisburg
INS
John 8. Fine
Conference of Resources For the Future
Washington
Governor's Office
Edward B. Logan
Fred P. Hare
Fine
Explanations To Start Today On 328 Koreans
The United Nations Command said it will start explanations tomorrow for 328 South Korean prisoners listed by the Reds as refusing repatriation. The allies plan interviews with 22 Americans and 1 Briton held in the same camp, to begin in about 11 days, with talks set from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and a lunch break.
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William Barnard Panmunjom
United Nations Command
Reds
Neutral Nations
A. L. Hamblen
WU. WN
Hamblen
MRC
Sigler and three others die in Michigan plane crash
Former Gov. Kim Sigler perished in a late day private plane crash near Battle Creek amid fog. Also killed were his secretary Ruth Prentice 41 sister Virginia Schuyler 28 and Virginia’s husband Harold 37. The four passengers were all from Lansing.
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Pattle Creek
Mich
Kim Sigler
Sigler
Ruth Prentice
Virginia Schuyler
New Orleans
Lansing
Battle Creek
Wbck-Tv
Augusta
Here
Bankers Widow Found Slain In Michigan Home
Mrs. Morris J. Hall a 68 year old bank executive widow and mother of an atomic energy commission staff member was found dead at her Benton Harbor home. Police noted bruises but no robbery evidence while an investigation was ordered pathologist could not rule out murder. Her husband died a year ago.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Morris J. Hall
Atomic Energy Commission
R. E. Singer
Mercy Hospital
William Spellberg
States Claim No Authority to End School Segregation
Washington Nov 30 In a 100 page brief Kansas argues the 14th amendment did not intend to abolish school segregation and local governments should handle race problems. South Carolina counters that federal power is needed and that the framers did not anticipate ending segregation. The case heads to the Supreme Court with three interpretations of the 14th amendment. Fatzer says state control is best and federal interference unnecessary. Callison argues the framers understood equal rights but not necessarily abolition by federal mandate. The government contends the question is whether current conditions violate rights, not past justifications. The sides prepare for a pivotal hearing next week.
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Washington
INS
South Carolina
Kansas
Supreme Court
Harold R. Fatzer
Topeka
Fatzer
T. C. Callison
Eisenhower
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Callison
Congress
High Court
Democrats Blast Anew At Brownell
Washington on November 30 Democrats assailed Attorney General Brownell amid Senate judiciary prep for probing charges he blocked FBI help in a Denver jury tampering case. Clayton Fritchey NCD deputy chair accused Brownell of politicizing the FBI and cited reports of a federal judge criticizing DOJ over Denver, a St Louis grand jury probe, and GOP voices urging restraint on racketeering inquiries.
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Roger D. Greene
Washington
Democratic High Command
Yeen
Brownell
Seate
Judiciary Committee
FBI
Denver
Clayton Fritchey
Democratic National Committee
Attorney General
Fritchey
Justice Department
Treasury
St. Louis
Grand
Clare Hoffman
Michigan
Wint Smith
Kansas
New York
J. Edgar Hoover
Harry Dexter
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Somerset Stores Extend Hours For Christmas Shopping
Somerset merchants aligned with the Chamber of Commerce announce extended hours to ease holiday shopping. Stores stay open all day Wednesday December 2 and Wednesdays thereafter to 5 pm, with Thursday nights December 3 and 10 until 9 pm, and December 17 to 23 nightly until 9 pm, Christmas Eve 6 pm close. Complete stocks and ready delivery, toys, clothing, gift shops, and festive supplies are highlighted along with specialty gifts and wrap options for local shoppers.
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Somerset County
Chamber
Somerset
Chamber of Commerce
Ricky
Santa Claus Visits Sears Greeted 500 Children Saturday
Sears store hosted around 500 children on Saturday with Santa Claus visits and a coloring contest. By Monday about 50 children remained. two girls, Sandra L. Pitzer and Betty Marlene Wagner, met Santa and received candy canes and letters to Santa. Contest entries are due by December 10 and prizes total five $1 awards plus several age based gifts including a rocking horse and dolls.
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Santa Claus
Sears, Roebuck
Santa
Sandra L. Pitzer
West Catherine Street
Betty Marlene Wagner
Lincoln Street
Dorothy Reftfner
Firemen Tackle Sawmill Blaze Near Salis bury
Five Monday A M Somerset firemen were called out at 1 Monday morning when a burning slab pile threatened buildings at the Earl Dickey sawmill along Coxes Creek west of Salis bury. Firemen stood by at noon to prevent spread of flames to the mill.
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Somerset
Earl Dickey
Coxes Creek
Salisbury
Weather outlook for Western Pennsylvania Tuesday into Wednesday
In Western Pennsylvania expect rather cloudy skies Tuesday with a high near 42. Wednesday brings more cloudiness and a gradual rise in temperatures, becoming milder with rain likely by night.
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Pennsylvania
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Bermuda
Conceéeshiinak Committee
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Paeuren
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Cascio
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Logan
Hare
Conference
Elmer Weimer
Sears, Roebuck & CO
G. Mennen Williams
Murray D. van Wagoner
Williams
Bankers
Alfred Dickinson
Shanksville Builders Supply
William G. Baltzer & Son
Shanksville, Pa
Jennie May
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
Somerset Chamber Commerce
Harry J. Geislar Col
Somerset Boro
Farmer’s Livestock Auctions
Jennerstown, Pa
Sears
Coal Home Delivery & Truckers
Ferner Concrete Co
Somerset KR. D
Center Ave
Phonic Rockwood
Motorola T.V
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David Grove
U. S. Weather Bureau
Cleveland
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Stoystown Road
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