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Somerset Daily American

Location

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1961

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Katanga Reinforcements Augment Elisabethville Defenses

Katanga troops moved in from the north to bolster Elisabethville as U.N. Globemasters ferried Swedish soldiers to reinforce U.N. lines. Gen Norbert Moke promised offensive action despite U.N. air superiority while both sides prepared for a possible confrontation.

U.N Katanga Elisabethville the Congo U.S. Globemasters Leopoldville Norbert Moke U.N. Congo

Eichmann Found Guilty on All 15 Counts in Israel Trial

Israeli judges labeled Adolf Eichmann a liar and rejected all defense pleas as they convict him on each of fifteen counts. The former Gestapo colonel awaits death by hanging, with final remarks scheduled before sentencing. the court’s verdict denounces him as a man who aided the destruction of six million Jews.

Garven Eichmann Gestapo Nazi Germany Eeichmann Europe

Shipley blasts use of radar detectors in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg AP Traffic Safety Commissioner O D Shipley denounced radar detectors as a speeders aid while noting the driver re examination program disqualified 7 925 motorists in 18 months. He said detectors will die a natural death and cited a New Jersey speeding case to support his view.

Harrisburg O. D. Shipley Pennsylvania Shipley Governor's Traffic Safety Council George Pinkerton State Police Traffic Control Division Pinkerton New Jersey Commonwealth

14 Mayors to Be Inaugurated Next Month

Fourteen mayors across Somerset county will be inaugurated next month. Some winners elected by write in votes require county certification before official status. Confirmed mayors include Alvin Benson, Eugene Berlin, W Pugh Boswell, Park L Racey, Nicholas M Bruno, Thomas A Courtney, Corbin Lohr, Charles G Clark, George Robert Goodwin, Emerson Henry, Phillip M Schaff, Paul J Morrow, William G Earnhardt, Alexander B Moore, Matthew J Klena Jr.

Somerset County Benson Alvin Marshall Berlin Eugene W. Pugh Boswell Park L. Racey Central City Nicholas M. Bruno Confluence Thomas A. Courtney Garrett Corbin Lohr Hooversville Charles G. Clark Meyersdale George

Board Approves Directors In Service Training Program

Shade Central City Union school board approves an eight week in service course for school directors and the board secretary. A survey will gauge interest before final plans. The district opposes the reorganiza tion law and bids will be opened January 9 for a 1958 model or newer pickup or Jeep truck with snow plow option. Angelo Muro is authorized to attend the national elementary principal's convention in Detroit in March.

Shade Central City Union School Board Angelo Muro Detroit Mich

Fike to Lead Somerset County Bar Association in 1962

The Somerset County Bar Association met at the Court House on Tuesday to elect officers for the coming year. Paul E. C. Fike was chosen president succeeding Judge Thomas F. Lansberry. Other officers include vice president Thomas F. Lansberry and secretary treasurer Robert W. Critchfield. Two new executive committee members were elected for three year terms, Wilbert H. Beachy Jr. and Nathaniel A. Barbera.

Somerset County Bar Association Court House Thomas F. Lansberry Paul E. C. Fike Mercersburg Academy Princeton Dickinson Law School Carlisle Cascio and Fike Robert W. Critchfield Association Wilbert H. Beachy, Jr Nathaniel A. Barbera Robert [. Boose Henry G. Gress Alexander Ogle

Union Policies Clash with Those

Delegates at the AFL CIO convention in Bal Harbour Florida adopted policies clashing with Kennedy administration aims. They backed higher wage goals and longer hours reductions, urging immediate $1.25 minimum wage then $1.50 by next step, and call for more federal spending to curb unemployment.

Norman Walker Bal Harbour Fla Afl-Cio Kennedy Aflcio America Congress Organized Labor

Central City Sledding Streets Designated by Borough Council

Borough council designated Manges avenue in old Central and Second avenue in the new Central for sled riding from 5 to 8 p.m. Night parking bans on Central Sunshine avenues and Main Lambert streets 1 to 6 a.m. were announced to aid snow removal. Police will enforce speeding and stop sign laws on Sunshine avenue and other borough streets amid a crackdown on hot rodding. Mayor Bruno urged clear sidewalks and reported 227.50 in November fines, costs, and rentals. A 1962 wage tax of .5 percent and a $5 per capita tax were reenacted. A reorganizational meeting precedes the Jan 9 regular session.

Central City Borough Manges Avenue Old Central Second Avenue New Central Bureau of Corrections Central Sunshine Avenues Main Lambert Streets Andrew Schanko Sunshine Avenue Nicholas Bruno

Russia Demands Arrest of General Heusinger

Hooversville area suffered a brief power outage Tuesday around 5 p.m. caused by a snapped line pole. Residents reported the outage at 5 10 p.m. and power was restored about 30 minutes later.

Russia General Heusinger Hooversville Pennsylvania Electric Company Listie

GOP Purchases 14 Pounds of State Secrets in Harrisburg

In Harrisburg AP report Republicans bought 14 pounds of state secrets for 296 dollars. Budget Secretary Baldwin handed over thousands of pages of coded personnel data, including 61 905 salaried state employees. 19 000 per diem workers not listed. The coded files were prepared for GOP county chairs for verification.

Harrisburg GOP David R. Baldwin George S. Bloom Baldwin Martin H. Blackbill Republican State Committee Highways Department Blackbill Auditor General's Department Charles C. Smith Capitol Bloom Dauphin County

Lawrence Okays Payment Toward Fayette Project

Gov. Lawrence approved the first 50 000 of a 342 440 state contribution to a Fayette County industrial park project in North Union Township. The total cost is about 2 739 520 dollars for a 660 acre area with substandard houses and small businesses.

Harrisburg Lawrence North Union Fayette County

Final Planning School Class Slated Is Tonight

The final session of the Somerset county officials training course will be held Wednesday evening December 13. John M. Crane Planning Director Fayette county will conduct this meeting. The planning school began November 38 and covered U S planning history legal basis for planning applied to boroughs townships and counties.

Somerset County John M. Crane Fayette County Willl United States Commonwealth

Four Men Burned in Mine Explosion at Grant Town

Four men were burned Tuesday in a mine explosion at the Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates mine in Grant Town. The blast and smoke occurred as the day shift began. All other miners escaped. hospitalized were Mike Mazure, Joseph Kolvach, Robert Grimm, and Alex Mitchell of Grant Town.

Fairmont W. Va Big Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates Grant Town Fairmont General Hospital Mike Mazure Joseph Kolvach Robert Grimm Alex Mitchell

Ministers Agree To Feel Out Talks On Berlin

The Western Big Four foreign ministers agreed to probe Soviet willingness for East West talks on Berlin. No final accord was announced, only that they had agreed on reports to NATO allies. France resisted immediate talks with Moscow, while the US Britain and West Germany pressed for early contact.

Paris Berlin United States Britain France West Germany NATO Soviet Union Moscow Atlantic Council

Berlin Firemen Re-Elect Walker For 15th Term

Ernest Walker was re-elected as Berlin fire chief for his 15th term at the annual Berlin Volunteer Firemen election held December 11. Officers elected included William Dively as president Ralph Lyons as vice president Clyde Miller as secretary and Wayne Carr as second assistant fire chief.

Berlin Ernest Walker William Dively Ralph Lyons Clyde Miller Bob Fogle Wayne Carr Fred Adams John Long Warren Pugh Roy Cropp Nevin Croner Thomas Dive

School Directors Convention Set for January 16

County Superintendent Williams announced the County Directors convention will be held Tuesday January 16 at 9 30 a m. The all day session features Nevin Shaul on Act 516 school reorganization. John Hertz discusses recent school legislation. Delegates Luther Miller and Mrs Evelyn Selasko report on Harrisburg attendance. Anne Eisler covers lunch programs. Joseph Cascio outlines directors responsibilities.

Williams Nevin Shaul State Chamber of Commerce John Hertz Harrisburg Penna. State School Directors’ Association Luther Miller Addison Evelyn Selasko Salisbury Anne Eisler DPI Joseph Cascio

Russia seeks arrest and extradition of Heusinger for war crimes

Moscow demanded the United States arrest Gen Adolf Heusinger former West German chancellor Adenauer's military adviser and NATO PMOC head and hand him to Moscow for trial as a World War I criminal NATO and West German officials dismissed the charges as propaganda while Washington called them crude and ludicrous.

Moscow Russia United States Adolf Heusinger North Atlantic Treaty Organization Permanent NATO Paris Washington State Department Lincoln White West Germany Berlin Heusinger Konrad Adenauer Hitler Foreign Ministry NATO Permanent Military Committee

Wolfe Seeks Child Care Director Post

The Somerset County Child Care Advisory Committee recommended William Wolfe for the position of director of Somerset county child care services. Wolfe, 57, a Dartmouth graduate and current public assistance field worker, would need state approval after regional review in Pittsburgh.

Somerset County Isabel Kline Warren Hay Lewis Baumgardner William Wolfe Confluence Wolfe Dartmouth College Somerset and Allegheny Departments of Public Assistance Somerset The Children and Youth Pittsburgh State Office of Department of Welfare Division of Children and Youth C. Wilson Anderson Ruth Harting Allegheny Co Allegheny County Department of Public Assistance Barbara Morgan Child Care Service Office Solosko Marion Staub Meyersdale L. S. Williams George S. Cook

Somerset House Public Auction Planned for December 28

A public sale of the Somerset House hotel real estate and personal property is set for December 28 at the corner of West Main Street and South Edgewood Avenue. Auctioneer Jack N. Schrock will oversee two land parcels with improvements and hotel goods as estate settlement follows Ella Z. Baer’s 1945 Will.

Somerset House West Main Street South Edgewood Avenue Jack N. Schrock Ella Z. Baer Miss Baer Grace Baer Cook Frank Keefer Elmer I. Lint Lint Cook Elizaeth Carol Cook

Six Newspapers and Station To Be Honored By FFA at Show

In Harrisburg six Pennsylvania newspapers and a TV station will receive citations Jan 10 for outstanding FFA cooperation at the 1962 state farm show. The Derrick, Tribune, Forest Press, Farm ing, Montrose Independent, Selinsgrove Times Tribune, and WFBG TV earned recognitions along with 11 other organizations.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Future Farmers of America FFA State Farm Show Oil City Derrick Meadville Tribune Forest Press Tionesta Lancaster Farming Montrose Independent Selinsgrove Times Tribune Derrick Venango County the Tribune Crawford County Wfbg-Tv Altoona Butler Farm Show, Inc West End Fair Association Monroe County Somerset County Holstein Breeders Association Lycoming County Conservation District Crawford County Trust Co Meadville Charles H. Long Sweet Valley Luzerne County

Urban Renewal Grant Approved for Johnstown Project

Gov. Lawrence approved a 47569 grant for urban renewal in Johnstown. The funds cover half the state contribution to clear seven acres north west of the central business district, enabling a 760949 project to boost the local economy and create jobs.

Harrisburg Johnstown Lawrence Central City

Somerset Boro Ordinance 827 Classified Page Notice

New official notices published this week include Somerset Borough Ordinance 827 with classified page details. The notice outlines the ordinance and related classifications for public viewing.

Somerset Boro

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