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Somerset Daily American

Location

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1950

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Truman and Attlee Push Faster Western Military Buildup

President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee signaled a quicker Western defense buildup while offering to curb rearmament if Russia and red China modify conduct and pursue peace. They pledged unity to meet Communist threats with no appeasement and noted ongoing consultations on atomic options. Attlee left for Ottawa after the talks while Britain steered UN seats for Nationalist China and resisted a naval blockade of red China.

Washington Truman Attlee Korea United States Britain New York Ottawa China Peiping United Nations Red China Formosa Cairo Japan Moscow

Helicopter Makes First Somerset Visit En Route To Pittsburgh

A Hiller 360 helicopter piloted by A R Bridgeford of Washington DC and two passengers F E Koch and Robert H McRae landed at Somerset airport Friday evening. The trio, touring from DC, stayed overnight at Roof Garden motel after a smooth flight noted by observers. They plan to depart Saturday at 8 am for Pittsburgh to demo the aircraft for local distributors.

Somerset Hiller Pittsburgh A. R. Bridgeford Washington, D. C F. E. Koch Robert H. McRae Roof Garden McRae

Lions Plan For Future Projects And Charities

Lions Club outlines June wax figure exhibit of Last Supper and a toy circus with dates to be set. Berlin lions minstrel show and diamond display are planned. Birthday fund yields gifts for needy children, with fifty members present and December meetings at the Manor Hill hotel.

Lions Club John Minick Ways and Means Manor Hill Hotel Luther Shanks Earl T. Lohr John Billick John Runner Minick South Carolina

Verdict for Mrs Zerfoss in car collision suit

A Somerset township jury awarded Mrs Alverna Zerfoss 1500 dollars after about four hours deliberation. Walker claimed Zerfoss liable via counterclaim in the two car crash dated Oct 31 1948. Separate suit against Sperry division by Tosh and Triangle Shoe was to be concluded Saturday morning.

Mrrs Alverna B. Zerfoss Calvin Charles FE. Walker Somerset Township Zerfoss Walker R. D Somerset Victor Glesaner Place William Tosh Triangle Shoe Company New Holland Machine Division Sperry Corporation Tosh Pennsylvania Turnpike New Holland Berm

Somerset Tuberculosis Society Near Halfway to Christmas Seal Goal

Somerset County Tuberculosis society reports $6,880.91 raised of a $14,000 Christmas seal goal as of Friday December 8. Seal sale chairman J I Whalley of Windber notes $771.77 more than last year at this time aided by lower unemployment. Major contributions come from Somerset $1,499.50 Windber $1,184.00 Berlin $340.75 Meyersdale $348.65 Central City $200.50 Confluence $102.00 Hooversville $125.00 and other boroughs and rurals totaling $2,778.01.

Somerset County Tuberculosis Society J. I. Whalley Windber Seal Sale Berlin Boswell Central City Confluence Hooversville Meyersdale Rockwood Somerset

Truman letter attacks music critic over Miss Truman concert

President Truman wrote a blistering letter to Paul Hume of the Washington Post after he panned Margaret Truman's Constitution Hall recital. The White House confirmed the author, and officials noted the full version likely contained stronger language. Miss Truman arrived in Nashville for a concert amid questions about the missive.

ED Creagh Washington Truman Margaret White House Paul Hume Washington Post Miss Truman Constitution Hall Washington Daily News Westbrook Pegler Whitehouse Mr. Truman Hume Charles G.ross Nashville Tenn Knnie Aoe

Four Alarm Blaze Destroys Franklin Street Church

A four alarm fire at Franklin Street Methodist Church in Johnstown injured five firefighters and caused extensive water and structural damage to the basement and auditorium floors. The blaze started in the basement and was fought with equipment from Johnstown and seven nearby boroughs. An invaluable Handel Messiah manuscript was saved. only two copies exist.

Franklin Street Methodist Johnstown

GM and Ford Defy Government Hold on Price Increases

General Motors and Ford refused the government plea to delay price boosts for 1951 models. GM chief Wilson cited rising wages and materials costs. Ford boss Henry Ford II said the increases went into effect nationwide. Alan Valentine warned of mandatory actions if voluntary limits fail amid calls for wage price controls.

Roger D. Greene Washington General Motors Ford Alan Valentine Valentine C. E. Wilson Wilson Henry Ford II Ford Motors Michael V. di Salle Cyrus W. Ching Congress DiSale O'Mahoney D-Wye Senate House Economic Committee Mr. DiSalle United States

Car Fire Near Post Office Extinguished Before Firefighters Arrived

Somerset volunteers received the alarm at 5 15 Friday afternoon but the fire was out before a truck could respond. Passersby extinguished the blaze in a car near the post office and the owner’s name was not learned.

Somerset

Stevanus Jailed for Failure to Comply with Court Order

Stevanus Glenn Stevanus, 25, of Crerrett, was committed to the county jail late Thursday by Clerk of Courts Ivan Lambert on charges of failure to comply with a court order.

Glenn E. Stevanus Crerrett Ivan Lambert

May Withdraw Trapped Troops From N Korea By Water

Reports from Tokyo at least hint a possible sea withdrawal of U N forces in northeast Korea as more than 20 000 U S marines and infantrymen fight to escape a Chinese trap along an icy road toward the east coast. Maj Gen Almond and Vice Adm Joy conferred on the ship off the coast as the Seventh and Eighth Army units press a march toward Koto with Chinese forces holding positions above.

Tokio U. N Korea Associated Press Stan Swinton Northeast U. S Edward M. Almond U. S. Tenth Corps C. Turney Joy U. N. Naval Joy Lemuel C. Shepherd Fleet Marine Forces Eighth Army Siam Koto Changijin 5Th Regt 1St Marines U. Ss. First Marine Division Hagaru

U S Forces Can Care For Themselves

General Collins, army chief of staff, said U S forces in Korea can handle themselves with no major further losses after a visit with MacArthur and field commanders. He plans a private report to the joint chiefs and a continued fast training pace.

Francis J. Kelly Washington J. Lawton Collins Army Korea Douglas MacArthur Collins Joint Chiefs of Stasis United Nations Lewis B Hershey Selective Service Hershey Truman Budget Bureau

Die For War Appears To Be Cast Says Batcheller

Pittsburgh December 8 Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation board chairman Hiland G Batcheller warned that the die for war appears cast urging total American unity. He urged wage and price controls ration adherence and treason penalties for black marketeers as the nation readies for tougher economic and military strain after Pearl Harbor.

Pittsburgh East Hiland G. Batcheller Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation Pittsburgh Industrial Advertisers Rhine Japan Pearl Harbor

Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania Weekend Forecast

Partly cloudy and cold in Maryland with highs 40 to 45 Saturday. Sunday should be slightly warmer. West Virginia sees considerable cloudiness with rising temperatures Saturday and a not so cold Saturday night. Sunday partly cloudy and warmer. Pennsylvania areas have similar trends with Saturday highs near 30 to 35 and Sunday turning a bit warmer. Eastern Pennsylvania will be partly cloudy and cold with highs in the mid to upper 30s Saturday and slightly warmer Sunday.

Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvana Pennsylvania

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Truman & Attlee Russia John Scau M. C Mike Lions Plan The Pines Johnson Berlin, Pa Gene Ellsworth Belmont Inn Acosta Sid Rangers Jay Barclay Emerick Dick Egner Washington, D.C Oakhurst Tea Room T.B. Society Goa Cascio Aires M’liss Somerset Welfare League Benefit of Children’s Aid Somerset High School Stone's Tavern Sand Patch, Pa Papa Harry GMC Stevanus Main St Dick Johnson American Legion New England Paul A. Woodrow Coffer Hurrell Veterans OF Foreign Wars Post 554 N.e.korea Francis W. Carpenter Lake Kenneth Younger Red China Today Younger U. N. Assembly Jacob A. Malik Almond Adm Joy Confer Shepherd U.S Palm Grill Somerset Door & Coie South Edgewood Ave Batcheller City Playground W. Union &J Robert Dean Reed Christmas Trees Hite Stoystown His Hilltop Hotel Farm Equipment CO Dial Somerset County Youth For Christ Christian G&g Missionary Alliance Church W. Patriot St. Somerset N. K. Powell Butler, PA
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