Iran Parliament Fights as Mossadegh Faces Rallies
Opposition deputies clash with government supporters in Tehran's Majlis as a mob outside demands Mossadegh resigns. The session is postponed, with Mossadegh delivering a rambling speech after clashes and threats amid oil nationalization unrest.
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Phil Clarke
Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Hero
Majlis
Parliament Square
Jamal Imami
Imami
Felixes Bay Property Transfer in Central City
Bernard C. Felix and Evelyn L. Felix purchased a lot on Linn Street in Central City from Henry H. er for about $10,000. The deed was recorded Tuesday in the office of Philip C. Dosch, recorder of deeds, and notes the Central City Lumber and Supply company plan.
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Felixes Bay
Bernard C. Felix
Evelyn L. Felix
Central City
Henry H.er
Philip C. Dosch
Recorder of Deeds
Linn Street
Central City Lumber and Supply Company
Kear Pleads Guilty To Moonshining In Somerset Court
George C. Kear of Hyndman pleaded guilty to moonshine making in Somerset criminal court. He, on crutches, was fined 100 dollars after authorities found a 25 gallon still and five gallons of moonshine in his home. The judge noted the motive was honorable yet illegal.
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George C. Kear
Hyndman R.D. 1
Somerset Criminal Court
Kear
Thomas F. Lansberry
State Liquor Control Board
Terhune
Clayton Allen Terhune
Paterson
N. J
Clayton Jenkins
Philadelphia
Stoystown
Mahlon Thomas
Salisbury
Ream Undergoes Exploratory Operation in Pittsburgh
Tom Ream had an exploratory operation at Mercy hospital in Pittsburgh Tuesday morning. Postoperative condition satisfactory, but overall condition remained very much the same. Doctor expects transfer back to Somerset Community hospital for convalescence in about a week if no complications arise. Ream suffered a fractured skull in a Route 219 crash on Thanksgiving Day and has been unconscious and critical since. Lois Lape, also injured, continues to improve at Somerset Community hospital.
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Tom Ream
Mercy
Pittsburgh
Somerset
Ream
Somerset Community Hospital
Route 219
Lois Lape
Blood drive urged as Christmas gift to troops
Somerset chapter of the American Red Cross urged giving a pint of blood to aid military and civilian needs. A blood donor center will open at Berlin Reformed church next Tuesday from noon to six, with a 150 pint goal per visit, though 135 pints were collected so far in Somerset county. Residents may register by calling 6236.
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Somerset
American Red Cross
Berlin Reformed Church
Red Cross
Korea
Somerset County
Rev Bristol And Dr Page Speak Tuesday
Dr Kirby Page warned that human life is expendable in a Somerset Council of Churchwomen talk at Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church. Rev James Bristol opened with remarks on the American Friends Service Committee and peace work.
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Sara Roberta Getty
Kirby Page
Gospel of Peace
Somerset Council of Churchwomen
Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church
James Bristol
Page
Albert Sweitzer
Secret Police
Russia
Lenin
Dr. Page
Haluska Accuses Two Senators of Offering Bribes
Sen John J Haluska said two senators examined in a three hour hearing offered him 750 dollars and 50 state jobs to back the discarded income tax plan Dent Westmoreland and Taylor Dauphin denied the charges under oath Haluska was removed as minority whip and Frank Ruth was named acting leader The probe continues with a report planned to the Senate next week
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Harrisburg
John J. Haluska
Senate
Haluska
Frank W. Ruth
D-Berks
Albert R. Pechan
R-Armstrong
James S. Berger
R Potter
Dent
Taylor
Army Fliers Grounded in Somerset After Weather Ducts Flights
Two army aviators Lt. Bernell Shaw and Lt. Larry Blumenthal forced down at Somerset airport due to low ceilings and fuel issues. They ferried obsolete L-16 planes from Edgewood Arsenal, Maryland to Fort Campbell, Kentucky bound for Texas, and spoke on army aviation roles while awaiting better weather.
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Somerset
Laurel Hill Mountains
Bernell V. Shaw
Larry F. Blumenthal
Baltimore
Austin
Texas
San Marcos Air Force
Laurel Hill Tunnel
Washington
D. C
Wilkinsburg
Edgewood Arsenal
Maryland
Blumenthal
Gulf Station
Army Aviation
Army Air Fore
Army First
Shaw
Korea
8Th Airforce
England
L E Blumenthal
National Guard
9Th Airforce
Europe
Fort Campbell
Ft. Campbell
Air Force Base
T¢Hey
Ft. Campbell Ky
Sweetwrater
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Ferner Hotel
Pennsylvania Loyalty Bill Debated Amid Crowds at Capitol
Packed galleries witness House debate on a loyalty oath bill with amendments from Republicans and Democrats. Lawmakers hear changes to job protections and appeals while advocates from teachers churches and veterans lobby for or against the measure.
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Harrisburg
House
United States Attorney General
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
William Habbyshaw
Post 23
Bellefonte
American Legion
State Capitol
CIO
AFL
Teachers
Pennsylvania
John S. Fine
Fine
Paul W. Brufyn
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Harood O. Boone
St. George Episcopal Church
Nanticoke
Boone
Truman poised to clean up scandals at White House
Democratic chairman Frank McKinney said President Truman will take drastic action without delay after a White House meeting. He urged an independent inquiry into scandals in the Internal Revenue Service and Justice Department, noting Truman is disturbed by corruption findings and may act soon.
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Roger D. Greene
Washington
Frank E. McKinney
Democratic National Committee
Truman
White House
McKinney
Democratic Party
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Justice Department
McKinney Scot Free
Congress
McGrath
Treasury
Snyder
Internal Revenue Bureau
House
County Officials Seek Air Space Near Friednes Airport
County commissioners plan to condemn lands adjoining the county airport near Friednes to secure unobstructed air space for aircraft. Landowner Philip W. McKnight refused a $1,200 bond and Somerset court was asked to approve the bond.
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Friednes
Philip W. McKnight
Somerset Court
Congressional Medal Awarded Sgt Rodriguez in Korea
The Defense Department announces Sgt. 1/C Joseph C. Rodriguez of San Bernardino California earned the Congressional Medal of Honor for May 21 1951 actions near Munye Ri. He knocked out five enemy emplacements and led his squad, despite heavy fire and a mortars barrage, to seize the objective.
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Washington
INS
Defense Department
Joseph C. Rodriguez
San Bernardino
Calif
Korea
Munye-Ri
Rodriguez
Anti Truman Revolt Gains Southern Backing in 1952
Senator Richard Russell of Georgia drawn into anti Truman movement as Stennis Byrnes and Byrd signal support for a southern revolt. Russell, recently back from Europe, says he is not a candidate but may lead anti Truman forces at the Democratic convention. Russell discusses Eisenhower NATO duties with reporters and cautions about NATO challenges and a potential House election if no candidate wins a majority.
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Washington
Truman
Chard B. Russell
D-Ga
Russell
Europe
United States
Georgia
Senator Stennis
D-Miss
South
Senator Byrd
D-Va
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Stennis
House
Ike Russell
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wut
Eisenhower
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Free World
Prisoner Escapes After Blood Donation in Lewistown
A 23 year old inmate, Jacob W. Earnest of Lewistown, escaped the Mifflin county jail today after a voluntary blood transfusion at Lewistown hospital. Deputy Sheriff William Foster reported Earnest fled the scene as Foster returned to custody with Earnest and another prisoner. Earnest was awaiting trial on larceny charges.
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Lewistown
Mifflin County
William Foster
Jacob W. Earnest
Foster
Earnest
Steve Nelson Political Trial Delayed Again in Pittsburgh
The sedition trial of Steve Nelson was postponed once more after his aide said he is sick at home with chills. A doctor confirmed Nelson is physically and mentally fit to stand trial despite the illness.
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Pittsburgh
Steve Nelson
James Dilson
Communist Party of Western Pennsylvania
Nelson
Max Weinberg
Kozletsky Arrested for Leaving Accident Scene
John Kozletky, 31, of Cairn Brook, arrested Tuesday for failure to stop at the scene of an accident. Information filed in the office of Charles G. Clarke, justice of the peace.
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Kozletsky
John Kozletsky
Cairnbrook
Charles G. Clarke
Justice of the Peace
J Edward Gump Representing New York Life Insurance Co
J Edward Gump appears as representative for New York Life Insurance Co with address at 513 N Center Ave. The note lists the agent’s affiliation and contact point for insurance services.
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J. Edward Gump
NEW York Life Insurance CO
Center Ave
Specials at Cascio's Nuts and Oranges for the Holidays
Cascias offers oranges 26 per bag at 49 cents. English walnuts new crop 39 cents per pound. Chestnuts 2 pounds 39 cents. Mixed nuts 1 pound 9 cents. Xmas candy selection pounds from 23 to 38 cents.
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Cascio
Sabre Jets Clash With MIGs in Korean Skies
U S Sabre jets battled 115 MIG fighters over northwest Korea as 62 Sabres claimed air battles near Anju and Sinanju. One red jet was probably destroyed, another damaged, with two MIGs down overall. The air force reported all Sabres returned safely amid a quiet ground day.
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Uyeen
Anju
Pyongyang
North Korea
Sinanju
Fifth Air Force
Weather forecast for mid-Atlantic states
Eastern Pennsylvania sees cloudy skies with snow flurries and a high in the mid 30s. Western Pennsylvania and Maryland anticipate snow flurries, cold highs around 30 to 45, and continued cloudiness through Thursday. West Virginia follows the western Pennsylvania pattern with similar conditions.
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Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Barometer Falls .45 In Somerset Readings
The barometer at Somerset dropped .45 inch from Monday 6 30 PM to Tuesday 9 30 PM, indicating a notable weather shift.
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Somerset Fell
Somerset Weather Report From U S Weather Observer
Daily weather note by David Grove records the 24 hour period from 5 30 p m Monday to 5 30 p m Tuesday with missing maximum and minimum temperatures and a year ago comparison showing a leap year note and unclear figures.
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Somerset Weather
David Grove
U. S. Weather Observer
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Sipe Auto Parts Company
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