Bulgarian Cabinet Resigns Amid Federation Plot Rumors
Sofia reports Premier Georgi Dimitrov submitted his government’s resignation to parliament amid talks of a southern Slav federation with Yugoslavia and possible union with Turkey. Istanbul sources cite plans for a new constitutional republic and a reshaped Bulgarian leadership under Moscow influence.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Georgi Dimitrov
Orlier
Dimitrov
Istanbul
Turoy
Ress
Yurovia
Marsh- 1 Tito
Yugoslavia
Federation
Communist Intertional Information Bureau
Comform
Igaria
Moscow
Pital
Tito
Lile Tito
Miner Drowns At Weirton Tipple
John E. Waffa, 25, a miner, drowned today after falling from a waterside tipple at Isabella near the Weirton Coal Co. area. The incident occurred in a stream near the Isabella mine. Local authorities investigated.
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Isabella
Epublic
John E.waffa
Weirton Coal Co
Fire leaves two families homeless in Listie
A double frame house in Listie burned Tuesday evening, killing no one but rendering two families homeless. Seven children from Vernon Domer and Valentine Lepley households lost their home as Somerset volunteers fought flames from an overheated stove on the second floor. The Juliette Coal Co. of Central City owned the house, and victims were sheltered with neighbors and relatives after the blaze. The total loss was estimated around $6,000, with firemen protecting nearby structures.
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Soames
Listie
Somerset
Thomas Millis
Juliette Coal Co
Central City
Vernon Domer
Valentine Lepley
William Lenley
Jermer No. 2
Frances
Eannette
Esther
Edna
Atty
Pete
Mary Ellen
Wm. Barnhartt
Thomas Arrich
Istie
Flames devastate Dunn garage in Westmere community
Webster Dee 9-(7) Flames today virtually destroyed the Edward Dunn garage in Westmere county causing about 12 000 dollars in damages. Four vehicles including two trucks and two cars were lost. Fire Chief Volk said arson is suspected and requested state police investigate.
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Postofice
Malenkov Says Russia to End Rationing This Year
Georgi Malenkov told the Russian public that conditions have been created for the abolition of rationing in Russia during this year. The Privda report marks the first explicit mention of government plans to end rationing and follows his remarks on the September meeting of Communists from nine nations in Poland.
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Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
Communist Party
Russia
Privda
Malenkov
Communists of Nine Nations
Poland
Cominform
Landon urges U S focus on science and air power for security
Former Kansas governor Alf M Landon told Chicago Kiwanis members that national security rests on science and research. He called for air power and a large navy, warned against universal peacetime military training, and urged strengthening the national guard and reserves. He warned of bacterial warfare risks and urged careful planning amid looming threats.
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Chicago
INS
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
United States
GOP
Kiwanis Club
Landon
Cccor
London
Regilar
Tts
Yoo
Incapacity and Illness Cited as Main Unemployment Causes
The Pennsylvania Department of Public Assistance says incapacity or illness are the main unemployment causes, not lack of jobs. For the week ending Nov 29 relief rolls totaled 285,529 with 4583 on general assistance and 925 aided without public aid. Expenditures for November expected near 7.5 million dollars, with about one third funded by the federal government.
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Hank Eburg
State Department of Public Assistance
Pennsylvania
Hartman Heads Bar Association in Somerset County
Attorney John A. Hartman of Windber was elected president of the Somerset County Bar Association at a Tuesday afternoon meeting. He succeeds W. Curtis Truxall. New officers include P. G. Cober vice president Joseph N. Cascio secretary and treasurer. The executive committee lists J. O. Courtney Paul F. C. Pike Leland W. Walker Simon E. Uhl and Charles Deffroth. The group adopted a resolution opposing a proposed integration plan allowing lawyers to practice anywhere. Two resolutions of respect were accepted for filing for Budd B. Boose and Senator Charles H. Ealy. Routine business was handled.
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John A. Hartman
Windber
Somerset County Bar Association
Court House
W. Curtis Truxall
P. G. Cober
Joseph N. Cascio
J. O. Courtney
Paul Ff. C. Pike
Leland W. Walker
Simon EK. Uhl
Charles Deffroth
Budd B. Boose
C. F. Uhl
Charles H. Ealy
Clarence L. Shaver
Stassen Picks Pennsylvanian as Campaign Manager
Col. Jay Cooke former Philadelphia Republican chairman was named manager of Harold E. Stassen’s Pennsylvania campaign. He introduced former Minnesota governor at the Foot Richard club and will accompany him on tomorrow’s speeches.
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Philadelpha
Jay Cooke
Philadelphia
Joo
Pennsylvania
Harold E. Stassen
Cooke
Minnesota
Foot Richard Club
Hearing Delay in Nation's Newspaper Labor Case
In Indianapolis on December 9 the Taft Hartley case against the International Typographical Union moves to Washington after a one day session. The National Labor Relations Board examiner trimmed parts of the complaint, while three newspaper publisher associations intervene to aid the ANPA in the broader unfair labor practice case. The dispute centers on bargaining rights, recognition, and the use of non union agreements.
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Indianapolis
International Typographical Union
Arkh
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Robert N. Denham
NLRB
Denham
Thc
Tris
Arthur Leff
Allen Sintheimer
Peggy R Ludlow Among Red Cross Girls Honored at Frankfurt
Peggy Reiley Ludlow daughter of East Main street residents was honored in a retreat parade before European command headquarters in Frankfurt Germany. The event marked the Red Cross clubs' withdrawal and transfer to army special service. Lt General Clarence R Huebner cited the Americans’ wartime and postwar service and the Red Cross girls’ spirit. Somerset chapter American Red Cross released the information.
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Henry Baker Reiley
East Main Street
Red Cross
European Command
Frankfurt
Germany
Army Special Service
Clarence R. Huebner
America
Somerset
American Red Cross
Six Airplanes Destroyed in Hangar Fire at Midvalley Airport
Six light airplanes were destroyed today when fire swept the hangar at Midvalley airport in Justus. The origin of the blaze could not be determined, causing thousands of dollars in damage.
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Scranton
Midvalley
Justus
Seven Harrisburg Election Board Members Charged
District Attorney Carl B Shelley ordered the arrest of seven persons tied to alleged election irregularities after a 168 percent turnout in Harrisburg. Alder man L Mauden Jr and two poll workers face conspiracy charges to hinder a fair vote in Fifth precinct Seventh ward with potential penalties up to 1900 dollars.
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Harrisburg
Sec
Carl B. Shelley
Navy
Young L. Mauden, Jr
Voleis Mithie Usabsict
Somerset Chamber Discusses War Memorial Site Selection
The Somerset Chamber of Commerce wart memorial committee met Tuesday night to review four to five prospective sites for the memorial and welcome signs along Route 5, Route 21, Route 3, and the turnpike entrance. Dr Hi W Hay chaired the site tour with H R Schweinber, Haider Saylor, C C McDowell, and A L Rasmussen from State College accompanying.
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Somerset
Com Mierce
Weiel
Ciudiiber of Commerce
H. R. Schweinberg
Halacr Saylor
Turnpke
War Memorial Committee
Hi. W. Hay
H. R. Schweinber
C of C
Acquit Mehlman of Bond Theft in Pittsburgh Trial
Max Mehlman of McKeesport was acquitted by a federal court jury after 11 hours deliberation. The case involved two stolen treasury bonds, one worth 5000 dollars and another 300, with the government contending Irving Segelman of New York supplied the bonds in a related case postponed to next Monday.
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Pittsburgh
Max Mehlman
McKeesport
Treasury
Meatman
Irving Segelman
New York
Shaulis Bags 13 Prong Buck In Glencoe Section
Everett Shaulis of West Maintreet Somerset bagged a 13 prong buck weighing 148 pounds last Saturday in Glencoe. The deer was dressed and divided among six other hunters who accompanied him.
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Everett Shaulis
West Maintreet
Somerset
Glencoe
Shaulis
France and Russia sever trade talks in 1944 alliance crisis
Paris reports Russia and France expelled each other’s repatriation teams and Moscow halted negotiations on wheat imports, threatening the wartime Franco Soviet partnership. The move coincides with strikes easing after CGT and Chamber of Labor ultimatums and hospital for law and order amid broader unrest.
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Paris
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Genral Confederation of Labor
Foreign Ministry
Berlin
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Acts Shostile
Rusian Foreign Ministry
British troops impose curfew as clashes flare in Palestine border zone
Troops enter the Tel Aviv Jaffa border area with shoot to kill orders to curb 10 days of communal warfare. A dusk to dawn curfew affects about 20 000 Jews and Arabs, with casualties reported across Tel Aviv Jaffa Haifa Jerusalem and Aden Syria. The UN partition plan stirs protests while Hussein Khalidi denounces UN handling.
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Davidson
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Jaffa
No Man’s Land
Lider Meuse
Palestine
Pauls
Haifa
Jerusalem-Jatia Highe
Aden
Sou
Syria
Associated Press
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Tel Aviv-Jaila
Hussein Khalidi
U. N
Signs Point To France In West's Camp
London dispatch reports France aligning with the western bloc amid Franco-Russian tensions. Georges Bidault signals readiness to merge the French occupation zone with Anglo American Bi-Zones if security interests and prices for aid are met, while Ruhr supervision and four power pact terms shape the German policy. Russia looms as the distant east rival changing the security calculus for France and its allies.
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AP Paris
London
France
Moscow
United States
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Washington
Georges Bidault
Britain
Ruhr
Bidault
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Elbe
Germany
Russia
Collegeville man arrested for $1500 Ursinus dorm thefts
Ronald Bloomer, 24, of Collegeville, was charged with stealing $1500 in clothing jewelry and radios from three Ursinus College dormitories during a holiday weekend. Detective Albert Murphy said Bloomer admitted the thefts to fund Christmas gifts for his three children. He was held in Montgomery County court.
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Collegeville
Ronald Bloomer
UrsInus College
Albert Murphy
Montgomery Cowry
Bloomer
Montgomery County
Col Killian Sues Stackpole Sons for Libel
Col James A Killian, now at Walter Reed, sues Stackpole Sons Inc of Harrisburg for 500000 libel damages over a footnote in The Purple Testament Life Stories by Disabled Veterans. He seeks 250000 compensatory and 250000 punitive damages plus costs.
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Scranton
U.S. District Court Today
Stackpole Sons Inc
Harrisburg
James A. Killian
Clinois
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Killian
Harrisburg Concern
Somerset 24 Hour Temperature Report
Daily climate update by David Grove records the 24 hour period from 5:30 p.m. Monday to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. The reading shows a maximum temperature of 33 and a minimum of 20 degrees, with a year ago comparison omitted due to data gap.
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Somerset Weather
David Grove
U. S. Weather Observer
Weather outlook for Maryland and nearby states
Extended forecast for Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia and New York from Wednesday December 10 to Sunday December 14 calls for cold and increasing clouds. Snow is possible Wednesday night into Thursday with some rain or milder periods by Thursday and again late in the period with variable snowfall and mixed precipitation. Temperatures are expected near normal with occasional warmer spells and notable regional differences in precipitation.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York
mid-Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
West Virloinia
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