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Somerset Daily American

Location

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1946

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Bilbo Hearing Recessed After Collisions in Senate Inquiry

The Senate war investigating committee recessed after former Rep. Ross Collins punched and kicked witness Robert Gandy during testimony about a $25,000 campaign contribution from war contractor Felix Newton to Senator Bilbo for Wall Doxey’s Senate race. Gandy described cashing checks as Bilbo disbursed funds in hotel headquarters.

Ren Ross Collins Washington Senate Theodore G. Bilbo Mississippi Robert Gandy Baptist Church Bilbo Collins Gandy Capitol Ferguson R-Mich Senate War Investigating Committee Felix T. Newton Wall Doxey Doxey United States Newton Jackson William M. Mounger Jackson Bank Mounger Rolland Wall Eastland

Carol Sing Mass Meeting in Somerset December 19

A community Christmas carol sing at the Somerset court house will feature Somerset High School band musicians. After the carol program, Spiritual Mobilization will host a meeting in Court Room No. 1 with Rev Norwood E Rand of Philadelphia as speaker to discuss threats from Communism Fascism and Socialism to American liberties.

Somerset Court House Atrance Somerset High School Court Room No. 1 Norwood E. Rand Park Congregational Church Phrladelphia Church of the Brethren Mr. Band John S. Milholland St. Paul's Presbyterian Church

Martin wins Pennsylvania by 608120 vote margin

Governor Republican Martin and U S Senator elect defeated Democrat Guffey with a 608120 majority as official returns show. Duff leads Rice for governor and Dent leads Strickler for lieutenant governor, with final completion delayed by a Westmoreland County contest.

Harrisburg Martin U. S Joseph F. Guffey Pittsburgh State Elections Bureau James H. Duti John S. Rice U.S. Senate U.S Edward Democrat Daniel B. Strickler Republian Robert G. Burnham Prohibition Wilda Weatherford Socialist-Labor Secretary of Internal Affairs Albert Schmid William S. Livengood, Jr Charles Palmer Thomas Grady Westmoreland County

Chief Hoyt posts bond for grand jury

Ned L. Hoyt Confluence chief of police is free on bond after being charged with assault and battery and surety of the peace. He waived hearing and will appear before the grand jury January 27 1947 following an December 4 altercation in Confluence. Kemp accuses Hoyt of slugging him. Hoyt was discharged October 29 from Price hospital after treatment for three pistol wounds from a gun battle with Roy Murphy who remains at large.

Ned L. Hoyt Confluence Hoyt Robert Kemp Confluence R. C. 1 Justice of the Peace Charles J. Harrison, Jr Grand Jury Kemp Price Hospital Roy Pug) Murphy Murphy

Quackenbush Cressman and Hare Speak on School Funding

At a Friday afternoon directors meeting in the courthouse Hon. Fred P Hare Jr. pressed who will pay for higher teacher salaries while arguing equalized opportunity and democratic work. State Senator-elect Hare cited possible future pay rises to 2400 for teachers and noted 4700 emergency teachers while warning tax increases may be required. E A Quackenbush then explained Act 403 as a consolidation stimulus.

Sara Roberta Getts Fred P Hare Jr Court House Hare Quackenbush E. A. Quackenbush Department of Public Harrisburg

Teachers Urge Embezzlement Of Sinking Fund In Strike

In Shamokin Pennsylvania the school board and 94 striking teachers fail to resolve a wage dispute after a two week stoppage. Dr Francis Haas plans separate talks in Harrisburg to aim for return of 2400 pupils. Teachers seek release of sinking fund money to meet demands while board proposes using bonded debt reserves. Haas may mediate third meeting.

Shamokin Commonwealth Coal Towhnship Francis B. Haas Harrisburg Northumberland County Dr. Haas

Stamp windows open Sundays at post office

Postmaster Oscar F. Sutliffe announces stamp windows will be open tomorrow Sunday and Sunday December 15 and December 22 from 2 to 4 p m. Parcels may be mailed at the parcel post window on weekdays between 8 a m and 6 p m.

Oscar F. Sutliffe

King George VI to Celebrate 51st Birthday at Buckingham Palace

King George VI observes his 51st birthday tomorrow and will spend the day at Buckingham Palace. The royal observance marks the monarchs 51st year with customary ceremonies planned in London.

King George Viis London King George VI Buckingham Palace

UMW Loses Round In Virginia Securities Dispute

The Virginia State Corporation Commission denied the United Mine Workers Attorneys request to dismiss charges over solo memberships. Hearings begin January 29, with Commission Chair Downs noting evidence will be heard to dispose of the case. UMW attorney Ambler argues the law is unconstitutional and infringes federal rights.

Richmond INS Virginia State Corporation Commission Eoney United Mine Workers UMW Commission JL. McCarthy Downs Rulin Blake T. Newton Gordon B. Ambler The Union Newton Ambler Federal Supreme Court John L. Lewis UMW Woul State Corporation Commission Doe United Mine Workers Union Amble C. Victor Werne Richmond Better Business Ambler Werne Virginia Corporatien Commission American Legion Ahmond

Safe cracking gangsters nab third man in Westmoreland raids

State police said Tom Jarwaski, 56, was captured at his Penn farm as part of a roundup of a safe cracking gang linked to robberies in Westmoreland and nearby counties. Charges include robbery of Ellis Hall Inc explosives plant, unlawful possession of explosives, and parole violation. Edward Shermitoger and Henry Borgan face related counts after separate arrests in Oakmont.

Greensburg Westmoreland Joseph J. Conwell Tom Jarwaski Penn Here Conwell

Reds Consent to Relief Shifting at UNRRA Conference

Washington reports Russia agreed to allow UNRRA to move remaining relief shipments between countries as needs arise. The UNRRA sixth conference adjourned with a unanimous resolution permitting changes when circumstances warrant. The United States joined other UNRRA members in pledging swift completion of the $626 million in tentative allocations where possible.

Washington Russia UNRRA Council United States

Berlin Brothersvalley Lighting Contest Opens Registration

Berlin and Brothersvalley civic groups sponsor an outdoor Christmas lighting contest with six prizes for illuminated decorations and similar prizes for non lit displays. Participants must register at Johnson and Son’s or Collin’s Drug Store where registration booths are set up. Deadline is Monday December 23 at 1 p.m.

Berlin Brothersvalley Johnson & Son’s Collin’s Drug Store

12 More Bodies in Tenement Search

New York report on a six story Upper Manhattan tenement collapse. Fire crews and police scoured rubble by floodlight seeking eight more victims amid a growing death toll. grief stricken families awaited details as rescue continued.

New York Upper Manhattan Barbara Popper Sulin «F

BRING SEHN BACK TO JAIL

Robert W. Sehn a 24 year old World War II veteran was discharged from the General hospital at Framingham Mass and brought to Somerset by Detectives Dively and Barkman and jailed. He was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter for the fatal stabbing of Henry A Bieniasz at Friedens Firemens club. Sehn was committed to the hospital September 15 for treatment for a mental disorder after severe war injuries from an 88 mm shell in Germany.

Robert W. Sehn Pretoria General Hospital Framingham Mass Somerset William P. Dively Harry E. Barkman Henry A. Bieniasz Friedens Firemens Club

Chimney Sparks Cause Fire Damaging McKeesport Home

Chimney sparks started a fire that caused about $5,000 damage to the home of Mrs. Fredericka Canose in McKeesport, according to police. The incident was reported today and is under investigation.

Mekesport Fredericka Canose McKesport

Eighteen Die As Golden Triangle Hits PRR Freight Trains

A three way wreck near Mansfield Ohio, involving two Pennsylvania freight trains and the Pittsburgh-Chicago Golden Triangle, killed 18 and injured 25. L Petoskey of Toledo failed to observe a signal and slammed into a stalled freight, causing a massive crash that disrupted eastbound traffic and injured many soldiers en route from Fort Dix to Chicago.

PRR Freight Wreck Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Railroad Central Division Mansfield L. Petoskey Toledo Petoskey Reed D. Smith Mansfield, CO Japan Pennsylvania Here Golden Triangle Wisconsin Fort Dix N. J Chicago Coulter Pennsylvania Railroad

Pauley assigns $2 billion damage claim to Russia in Manchuria

Edwin W. Pauley, Truman adviser on reparations, said Russia caused about $2 billion in American money of damage to Manchuria’s industry during occupation. He cited losses across electric power, coal, iron and steel, railroads, metalworking, mining, liquids, and chemicals while noting uncertainty over exact causes and broader blame.

Washington Edwin W. Pauley Russia Manchuria Pauley Truman Pavlev

Five Indicted in Pittsburgh Beer War

Five AFL teamsters union members were indicted by a grand jury in Pittsburgh on charges linked to the 65 day beer war. Indicted are George Barech of Grafton Phin Bohr of Sharpsville Richard A Loerlien of Fair Oaks Clifford Smith of Pittsburgh and Richard Campbell of Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh INS AFL Teamsters Union Tese George Barech Grafton Phin Bohr Sharpsville Richard A. Loerlien Fair Oaks Clifford Smith Richard Campbell

Anti-Trust Suit Brought Vs Bendix

The government filed federal anti trust actions in New York and Tampa alleging Bendix Home Appliance Inc and partners fixed resale prices restricted dealer territories and mandated use of Bendix parts in service operations. The Tampa case targets Tarpon Springs Sponge Exchange and related individuals for restricting sponge trade.

Bendix Washington Sit New York City Justice Department Bendix Home Appliance, Inc South Bend Department Tampa Fla Tarpon Springs Sponge Exchange, Inc Clark George P. Raney Tamna Florida Tarpoon Springs Sponge Exchange

St Benedict Mine Worker Killed In Roof Fall

Frederick Lytle aged 43 of St Benedict was crushed to death in a roof fall at Spring field No 4 mine near Spangler Cambria county The Cambria Somerset Indiana county area recorded its fifth mine fatality in five days since reopening the pits Two Somerset miners and one Indiana county miner were killed Tuesday and another in Cambria yesterday

Johnstown Cambria - Somerset Indiana County Frederick Lytle St. Benedict Springfield Peale, Peacock and Kerr Co Spangler Cambria County Somerset County

No Civil Court For January 1947

The January term of civil court for 1947 will not be held due to few cases at issue and on the trial list. The court order was filed Friday in the prothonotary Christine Z. Schrock's office.

Christine Z. Schrock

Maryland and Pennsylvania Weekend Weather Outlook

Maryland shows sunny east and partly cloudy west with continued cold conditions through Saturday and a cold Saturday night. Sunday brings fair skies and warmer afternoon. Pennsylvania likewise stays cold Saturday with sun and a warmer Sunday. parts of the region remain partly cloudy.

Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia

Weather Report for Somerset by David Grove

Daily weather summary from Somerset reports a 24 hour period ending 5:30 p.m. Friday. Data includes maximum and minimum temperatures and rainfall measured by U S Weather Observer David Grove with notes on year ago figures.

Somerset Weather David Grove U. S. Weather Observer

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