Strike Impasse Persists in New York City Newsrooms
New York City remains paralyzed as six major dailies and 400 striking photo engravers, backed by 20 000 other union members, hold out over wages. Mediation efforts continue with subcommittees and a 2 am meeting planned as prints halt and stores lose Christmas advertising. Continued on page two.
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New York
Deco
Manhattan
Walter A. Maggiolo
Mageiolo
Thomas Murphy
CIO Newspaper Guild Local 3
Long Island Star-Journal
Queens
Herald Tribune
Winter Weather Sweeps Nation Across Regions
AAP reports snow in the Rockies and midcontinent with cold winds in the Midwest while the southern plains enjoy sun. Minnesota and the Dakotas endure a major storm dropping over a foot of snow and isolating towns with ice heavy. Utah Idaho roads slick, four killed in Utah truck crash. widespread rain east of the Appalachians and Great Lakes. Alabama heavy rain with 6.93 inches at Evergreen and other totals cited.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Mid-Continent
Midwest
Plains States
Minnesota
Dakotas
Canada
Utah
Idaho
Siick
Kanarraville
Appalachians
Great Lakes
Alabama
Evergreen
Lafayette
Atlanta
Marienna Fila
Shanksville Builders Supply Ad Promotes Free Estimates
Shanksville Pa retailer William G Baltzer and Son invites customers to see them for building needs. The ad lists contact numbers 8464 8465 and promises free estimates and delivery from Skaneateles brand.
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Shanksville Builders Supply
William G. Baltzer & Son
Alatimates and Delivery
Skaniaville, Pa
Indict Lorwin for Denying Red Charges
Federal grand jury charges Val F A Lorwin a former State Department official with three counts of falsely denying Communist party membership during a 1950 loyalty hearing He allegedly lied about never belonging to the party or holding party cards Lorwin faces up to $10 000 fine or five years in prison The case ties to McCarthy era probes and Tydings committee findings in Washington and Chicago context.
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Washington
Val FA
Lorwin
State Department
European Service
Chicago
State Department Loyalty Board
Communist Party
Office of Strategic Inaervices
Office
Sen
McCarthy Rwss
McCarthy
Senate
Tydings
New York City
Dee
University of Chicago
Dr Reiley Retires From Clearfield Hospital
Dr Frederick R. Gilmore of Durham North Carolina becomes head radiologist at Clearfield hospital succeeding Dr W E Reiley who retires after holding the post since 1919 The article notes Teesley as the youngest brother of Henry Baker Reiley publisher of Somerset American.
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DR. Reiley
Clearfield Hospital
Clearfield
Rederick R. Gilmore
Durham
N. C
W. E. Reiley
Dr. Teesley
tHlenry Baker Reiley
Somerset American
ProRedPOWs Defy Explainers With Slow Interview Tactics
South Korean officers face a defiant group of 107 POWs as they begin expedited explanations, but many captives cling to communism. A neutral commission allows staying in tents, delaying forced departures while questions and recesses stall progress.
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Milo Fparneti Panmunjom
Neutral Nations
K. S. Thimayya
Tempt
B. M. Kaul
U. N. Command
U. N
U.S
President Eisenhower Named Humanitarian of the Year
In New York on December 4 the American Committee on Italian Migration named President Eisenhower humanitarian of the year for aiding the resettlement of 214000 displaced persons to the United States. Assistant Labor Secretary Rocco Siciliano accepted the award on his behalf.
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Humanitarium of
New York
INS
Eisenhower
American Committee On
U. S
Rocco C. Siciliano
Spanish Plane 33 Aboard Down with 6 Survivors
A Spanish transport plane carrying 33 people crashed into a mountain 60 miles north of Madrid in heavy rain. Six survivors, including the pilot and a Spanish university professor, were rescued. among the dead were an American courier named Paul J. Douglas and two Britons. The Bristol aircraft, dubbed the Flying Bathtub, had been en route from Bilbao to Madrid when it exploded after the crash. Local villagers searched the wreckage as doctors restricted contact with the injured survivors.
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Madrid
Here
Spanish Commercial Aviation Co
Paul J. Douglas
Douglas
U. S. State Department
Paris
Copliot
University of Deusto
Santander
Air Ministry
Bilbao
Buitrago
US Freighter Nears Jordan With Wheat Aid
The US freighter Albion, 7,225 tons, carries 9,600 tons of gift bread wheat for Palestinian Arab refugees and heads toward Aqaba Jordan after avoiding Egyptian shore artillery. The ship’s captain is James H. Hassell. the US Embassy reports no casualties or damage while Egypt promises action to ease passage.
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Cairo
Egypt
U. S
Albion
Jordan
New York
Drytrans, Inc
Gulf of Aqaba
Sinia Peninsula
James H. Hassell
East Williston
N. Y
Aqaba
U.S. State Department
Naguib
Mohammed Naguib
Gulf
Red Sea
Elath
Israel
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Sinni Peninsula
Arab League
Suez
Saudi Arabia
One Man Burns to Death in City Fire
Fire in a small Philadelphia apartment building left Williams Adams dead on the ground floor and Daniel Walker, 28, seriously injured after leaping from a second floor window to escape the blaze. Firemen found the body and started an investigation.
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Philadelphia
Williams Adams
Daniel Walker
Potter seeks UN inquiry into Korea atrocities
Sen. Potter announces he will press the Senate to back an impartial United Nations inquiry into war crimes in Korea. He cites testimonies from former U S POWs and accuses both North Korea and China of grave atrocities. Potter vows a resolution urging an independent commission in the next UN session.
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Washington
Potter R-eich
Senate
United Nations
Korea
Potter
Senate Investigations
W U. S
Red China Bliamea
China
North Korea
James M. Hanley
Douglas MacArthur
Col. Hanley
Wu, N. General Assembly
Col
Hanley
Vishinsky
U. N
Dean Uses Recess as Red Demand Sparks Prisoner Tie
In Panmunjom, U S and Communist negotiators adjourn for a weekend as the Reds press that anti red prisoners stay until a peace conference decides their fate. Arthur Dean cites Jan 22 as the deadline for freeing prisoners regardless of conference status.
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George Warthour Panmunjom
U. S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Panmunjom
Reds
India
New Delhi
Red
Two Rockingham youths admit five car thefts and a robbery
Two male youths aged 15 and 17 in Rockingham admitted five car thefts and a store robbery after being picked up shortly after midnight Thursday by Windber police. Cars stolen belonged to Gerald Zeigler, T. E. Snyder, Fred Webb, and Mrs Pauline Dona. one theft occurred in Central City. They will be turned over to Somerset juvenile court authorities.
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Rockingham
Windber
Central City
Bittner
Gerald Zeigler
T. E. Snyder
Mine 30
Fred Webb
Pauline Dona
Railroad Street
Dona Auto
Somerset Juvenile Court
Local Man Killed Crossing Highway in Hancock
Felix J. Menhennett aged 60 from Lake Como Pennsylvania was struck by a car and killed while crossing a highway in Hancock New York near the state line. The incident occurred near Lake Como about 10 miles south of the village.
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Hancock
N. Y
Felix J. Menhennett
Lake Como
New York-Pennsylvania
Big Three Swap Views On Red Policy At Conference
President Eisenhower Prime Minister Churchill and Premier Laniel met at the Mid Ocean club in Bermuda to align Britain France and the United States on Soviet policy. They discussed divergences in their approaches and planned a possible January meeting with Molotov.
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Stanley Johnson Tucker
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Churchill
Laniel
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Mid-Ocean Club
Britain
France
United States
Georgi Malenkov
Joseph Stalin
McCarthy Campaign Says 1500 Telegrams Reached White House
Senator McCarthy claimed his Write the President drive produced more than 1500 telegrams in 30 hours while the White House cited a similar figure of about 1500. President Eisenhower and Dulles resisted coercing allies over red China amid Soviet pressure as telegrams continued to pour in and a later number cited by McCarthy suggested higher totals.
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Washington
White House
Sen. McCarthy
McCarthy
China
Dulles
Murray Snyder
Eisenhower
Western Union
Wilton B. Jerry Persons
Toledo Blade swamped by messages on Eisenhower letters
The Toledo Blade was flooded with requests late today after offering to write letters for readers who support President Eisenhower, a counter move to Sen. Joseph McCarthy's earlier offer.
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Toledo
Toledo Blade
Eisenhower
Joseph P. McCarthy
R-Wis
Weather Outlook for Pennsylvania This Weekend
Western Pennsylvania sees partly cloudy skies with diminishing winds and cooler highs in the 50s on Saturday. Clouds increase Sunday with rain at night, while eastern Pennsylvania remains partly cloudy and mild with highs around 60 in the southeast Saturday and cooler Saturday night and increasing clouds Sunday.
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Pennsylvania
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Coal Home
Deliery & Truckers Disc
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Somerset R. D
Center Ave
Motorola T.V
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Union St. Somerset
Singer
Sewing Center
W. Main St
Somerset
Calog
Singer Sewing Center
Television
Rmpatring
Scotts Radio & TV
Center Ava
Oehling’s
Rebecca Missionary Society of
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Jack’s Home & Auto Supply
S. Center Ave
Berkey
D‘arrigo’s Tavern
Mike Kowatch
Polka Kings
Dick Johnson
American Legion
Somerset, Pa
Sen. Potter
Leonard
WYVSC
Shaffers TV & Radio Service
Kenny Clark and His Orchestra
VFW
New Centeville Fire Hall
Bob Frost
Laurel Mountain Chapel
Big
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David Grove
U. S. Weather Observer
U.S. Weather Bureau
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St. Louis
Boston
Jacksonville
Miami
Pittsburgh
Denver
Atlantic City
Help Fight
Todd
Zenith
General Electric
S. Edgewood Ave
Stoystown Rd
Turnpike
Rosina
Franklin Ave
Main St
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N. Center
Felgar Road
Hickory Hollow
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