Vishinsky denounces U S charges of Red Korean atrocities
At the United Nations Andrei Vishinsky dismisses American evidence of war crimes in Korea as false and claims North Korean and Chinese forces, aided by American bombings, caused most killings. He accuses Lodge of anti peace manipulation and demands full access for impartial inquiry.
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Francis W. Carpenter
United Nations
N. Y
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Korea
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
China
Punch Heles
Vishinsky
Heles
Lodge
Yyishinsky
Taejon
U. S
Teamsters Extend Strike In Pittsburgh To Furniture Stores
Pittsburgh AFL Teamsters Local 249 announced an extension of the five department store strike by five furniture stores May-Stern Sears Hahn Ruben Ohringer. Picketing will begin tomorrow as part of a coordinated action with three other unions AFL Warehousemen Building Service Employees and Retail Clerks. The walkouts affect 11,000 workers with 3,600 idle. contracts for 15 unions expired November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pttselargh
AFL General Teamsters
May-Stern & Co
Sears Roebuck & Co
Hahn Furniture Co
Ruben Furniture Co
Ohringer Home Furniture Co
Thomas L. Fay
Fteamsters Local 249
Teamsters
AFL General Warehousemen
AFL Building Service Emloyee
AFL Retail Clerks International Assn
Gimbels
Kaufmann
Frank Um Seder
Horne’s
Rosenbaum
Humphrey Denies Feud With Wilson Over Budget Cuts
Secretary George M. Humphrey told Investment Bankers Association that there is no personal battle with Charles E. Wilson over cutting government costs. He stressed the need to balance security expenditures with the economy and forecast a 8 to 9 billion dollar deficit without abandoning hope for an early balanced budget.
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Hollywood
Fla
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
Investment Bankers Association of America
Wilson
Charles Wilson
Charlie
Charlie Wilson
Treasury
Drew Pearson
Humphrey
Rotary Members Headed to Johnstown Testimonial Luncheon
Somerset Rotary club members will travel by chartered bus to Johnstown for a 10 30 a m testimonial luncheon at the Fort Stanwix hotel honoring Rev Dr I Hess Wagner longtime Somerset club secretary and Johnstown sponsor in recognition of his about 30 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset Rotary Club
Johnstown
Fort Stanwix
I. Hess Wagner
Somerset Club
Johnstown Club
Dr. Wagner
Ferney Hotel
Admiral Co. D. Reynolds
Brubaker Wins Damages in Shade Township Cow Incident Case
A civil court jury awarded Richard Brubaker of Shade Township 822.20 in damages against Quinter Weaver for an August 3 1952 car cow collision. Brubaker claimed the sun blinded him and that the road was clear of cattle. Weaver argued the herd of 17 cattle was near the road and that one cow was struck while following others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Brubaker
Shade Township
Quinter Weaver
Mr. Brubaker
Brubaker
Camp Hamilton
Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel
Weaver
Rank S. Lucente
Thomas F. Lansberry
Sergeant Schmoyer Heads Somerset State Police Substation
Greensburg dispatch notes Maj. Hadock announcing officer reassignments in Troop A. Elmer Schmoyer becomes head of the Somerset sub station replacing Cpl. Erickson. Schmoyer previously ran the Ebensburg sub station. Several troopers move between Greensburg Ebensburg and Indiana posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Elmer Schmoyer
Somerset
C. A. Erickson
Schmoyer
Ebensburg
Andrew Hadock
James A. Blair
Arthur Minarcin
Indiana
James Finn
John Radatovich
Cosmus V. Clendenin
Pfe
Ralph W. Weller
John R. Loftus
John R. Gondal
Windber Firemen Search Missing Hunter near Babcock Ridge
Windber firemen were called Monday evening to find George Kotis who went missing in the afternoon while deer hunting in the Babcock ridge area east of Windber. He later met the searchers at New Ashtola after making his way to the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windber
George Kotis
Babcock Ridge
New Ashtola
Specials at Cascio's showroom ad sale
Specials at Cascio's advertise wide selection with prices: Salb 20c, 2 dozen for 59c, onions and vegetables including 196 Peas Calif Oranges Sim Endive Escalor Celery Pascal 19c Cauliflower head 29c Avocado Pears 25c Chestnuts 2 lb 39c Grapes Emperor 2 lbs 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calif
Moscow Holds Success Key In Big 4 Meet
Secretary of State Dulles said Big Four talks hinge on Moscow allowing freedom beyond the Iron Curtain. He warned success depends on whether the Russians will permit a breath of freedom and whether they will engage on Germany and Austria. He noted Bermuda talks aim for a common anti Soviet policy with Britain and France and declined to detail U S policy there.
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Moscow
John M. Hightower
Washington
Dulles
United States
Germany
Austria
Prp
Allies Begin Explanations to Repatriate Prisoners
The Allied effort to win prisoners back from communism starts with 16 South Koreans choosing to return. The plan expects 30 South Koreans to be interviewed daily for 11 days, followed by talks with 22 Americans and one Briton who refused repatriation. Brig Gen Park Yung Joon leads the explanation team amid a propaganda battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Farneti Panmunjom
Republic of Korea
U. N
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Park Yung Joon
Somerset Firefighters Tackle Flue Fire at Barclay Home
Firemen were dispatched at 4 30 p m Tuesday to extinguish a flue fire at Jay Barclay s Oak Street Somerset residence. They returned at 5 p m reporting no damage.
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Barclay Home
Somerset
Jay Barclay
Oak St
Lightner Released From Jail Over Peace Surety
John Edward Lightner of Acosta was freed by Squire H. Whipperman of Somerset on Tuesday after being jailed for a peace surety. He is an unemployed miner with three children, currently separated from his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edward Lightner
Acosta
Squire H. 5
Whipperman
Somerset
Lightner
Eisenhower Ready to Reassure on Europe Combat Strength
A highly authoritative source said President Eisenhower will assure French Premier Laniel that the United States will maintain combat effectiveness in Europe. The U S would listen to French requests for stronger European presence but not necessarily increase U S troop levels. Churchill, Laniel, and Eisenhower plan to meet in Bermuda to discuss European defense amid German rearmament fears.
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U. S
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Churchill
Laniel I
Bonn
West Germany
Millain
Washington
Dulles
Sen. McCarthy
Britain
Wisconsin Republican
McCarthy
Tucker
Joseph Laniel
Mid-Ocean Club
Laurel
London
Laniel
Europe
France
French National Assembly
Germany
European Defense Community
America
Bigutt
For Sale: Modern 5 Room House with Garage and Gas Heat
For sale a new modern five room house with bath and garage and gas heat. Viewing by appointment only through Somerset at 6303.
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Bath
Somerset
Slave Labor Builds Huge Red Arsenal
Shinobu Higashi, once held by Russians for nearly four years, covered the return of 81 Japanese war prisoners from Siberia. Now an Associated Press staffer in Tokyo, he was not a correspondent in Manchuria when captured late in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinobu Higashi
Siberia
Associated Press
Tokyo
Manchuria
Repatriated Japanese Tell Of Siberian Slave Camps
Eight hundred and eleven former Japanese prisoners describe years of forced labor in Siberia camps building up Soviet industry and military might. They report uranium mining and a feared state program with long-work quotas under a terrifying, subsidized economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maizuru
Japan
Russia
Siberia
Imperial Naval
Red Cross
Moscow
Angara River
Lake Baikal
Arctic Circle
Central
Sea of Okhotsk
Manchukuo Electric Power Corp
J and L Moves to Reopen Aliquippa Plant After Strike
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp seeks to restart its Aliquippa plant following a strike settlement by about 750 workers of its Aliquippa and Southern railroad. Workers approved an 8 percent hourly raise retroactive to November 1, and unions representing the railroaders announced the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Aliquippa
Aliquippa and Southern Railroad
CIO United Railroad Workers
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Shannopin
Bobtown
Vesta No. 4
Washington County
Dulles Foresees US Strategy On Allies Avoids Bluster
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States will not use blustering or domineering methods toward allies it needs to deter a Russian atomic threat. He presented the stance as official policy with the President’s support and warned against coercive rhetoric that could weaken the free world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger D. Greene
Washington
Dulles
McCarthy
United States
Wisenshower
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
China
Britain
U. S
December temperatures to be more normal nationwide
The Weather Bureau reports December should bring generally normal temperatures across most of the United States after November trends. Above normal averages are likely in the Great Lakes and northeast, while the southwest may see below normal temperatures and precipitation above normal overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Plateau
Ohio Valley
Christmas Tree and Lights Ready Town for Holidays
The Somerset Christmas season opens with a 45 foot pine tree donated by Mr and Mrs Joan Fogle of West Fairview street. Line crews from the Pennsylvania Electric Company erected the tree on the diamond and secured it for wind. Firemen will decorate the tree with linemen assisting, while the business section lights have been installed and will be lit once decoration is complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Joan Fogle
West Fairview Street
Somerset
Pennsylvania Electric
Eastern and Western Pennsylvania Weather Outlook
Eastern Pennsylvania sees fair weather Wednesday with a high of 45 to 50. Thursday brings more clouds and milder conditions with a chance of rain later Wednesday night or early Thursday. Western Pennsylvania expected similar pattern with highs 40 to 45 and rain possible from Wednesday night into Thursday.
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Eastern
Pennsylvania
Wes
Somerset Weather Report With Incomplete Readings
Daily weather note by David Grove records 24 hour period from 5 30 pm Monday to 5 30 pm Tuesday with a maximum 38 and missing minimum. Previous year temperatures unavailable in the fragment.
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Somerset Weather
David Grove
U. S. Weather Observer
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Coal Home Delivery & Truckers
Ferner Concrete Co
Somerset KR. D
S. Center Ave
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Santa Claus
Shanksville Builders Supply
William G. Baltzer & Son
Shanksville, Pa
Motorola T.V
Maneers Radio & T.V
W. Union St. Somerset
Singer Sewing Center
W. Main St
Sergeant Schmoyer
Somerset Police
Scott’s Radio & TV
Cascio
Berlin
Christmas Exchange
Todd
Zenith
General Electric
S. Edgewood Ave
Somerset Chamber OF Commerce
American Legion
Shinobu
Higashi
J&l
Shoemaker Brothers
Dixie Isner
Stoystown Road
Shaffers TV
Aul
D‘arrigo’s Tavern
Mike Kowatch
Polka Kings
Somerset County
Western Maryland
Ogline
Ernest Hostetler
Russell Snyder
Rockwood
Somerset Community Hospital
Harry Walker
Dean Amick
Clyde Clay
Senator McCarthy
Unusual Films
Joe Parilli
Laurel Hill Gospel Tabernacle
Jennerstown
U. S. Weather Bureau
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Esse
Jacksonville
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
Denver
Santa’‘S
Barkman’s Hardware
Toys
Walker Buick
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