Outbursts From Peiping Follow Dean Homeward
Envoy Arthur Dean heads home from Korea amid Peiping broadcasts accusing him of wrecking a Korean peace conference. Dean rejects renewed talks, while Americans in Korea await a possible apology and await Red retracement.
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U.S
Aide
Korea
Jim Becker Torio
Arthur Dean
Washington
Peiping
Dean
United States
Panmunjom
Kenneth Young
U. S. State Department
Reds
U. S
Moscow Radio
London
Ravenscraft jailed for disorderly conduct in Holsopple area
Justice of the Peace Charles G. Clark of Mooversville ordered Theodore Ravenscraft, 49, held in the county jail on a disorderly conduct charge. Galen Barron was discharged Tuesday.
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Justice of the Peace
Charles G. Clark
Mooversville
Theodore Ravenscraft
Ravenscraft
Holsopple
R. D
Galen Barron
Thieves Take Beer and Tomato Juice From Warehouse
Thieves in Bismarck enter a warehouse and steal ten cases of beer and two cases of tomato juice, marking a bold theft with clear commodity targets. Police investigate and seek information to recover the goods.
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Bismarck
N. D
Heaviest snow of season blankets western Pennsylvania
The season’s heaviest snow fell in western Pennsylvania with five to six inches in several areas and one to two inches elsewhere. A truck and a skidding auto collided on ice covered Rt. 8 near Pittsburgh, killing one passenger identified as Vosepen Yenka, about 50, of Bairdford, and injuring two others. Temperatures ranged 26 to 32 degrees. Snow disrupted roads and buses ran 15 to 30 minutes late as crews patrolled the area.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Rt. 8
Vosepn Yenka
Bairdford
Daniel Worsmarty
John Scello
Joseph Bozic
Merle Weiland
Butler R. D
Weiland
Union City
Torpedo
Erie County
Johnstown
Brookville
Philipsburg
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Bedford
Donegal
New Baltimore
Rt. 51
Skidding Auto Injures Two on Pennsylvanian Turnpike
A skidding car crossed the medial strip on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Donegal at 3:30 pm Tuesday and collided with an oncoming auto, injuring both drivers Matthew W. Dukes 44 of Port Columbus Ohio and Robert E. Edwards 23 of Cleveland Ohio. They were taken to Mount Pleasant Hospital for minor injuries. Police estimated damages of 300 and 700 dollars respectively.
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Donegal
Matthew W. Dukes
Port Columbus
Robert E. Edwards
Cleveland
Turnpike
Mount Pleasant Hospital
Dukes
Edwards
Harbaugh Found Guilty On Two Counts At Trial
James Harbaugh former Rockwood chief of police found guilty on larceny of gasoline and pointing and discharging deadly weapons by an eight to four jury. He was not sentenced and the judge deferred sentencing to the January term. Case stemmed from gas theft at John McNellys school bus garage in Milford township on October 23 1953. Key witnesses testified Harbaugh was caught in the act and fired shots during the incident.
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Criminal Court
James Harold Harbaugh
Rockwood
Thomas F. Loansberry
Louis Packler
Pennsylvania
Harbaugh
Warren Miller
R. D
Ray Brant
The
Commonwealth
Brant
Miller
Lansberry
Atlantic Reef to Operate Pike Stations On Turnpike
Atlantic Refining company completes negotiations with the Pennsylvania turnpike commission to construct and lease three service station restaurants on the Delaware river extension. The sites will be larger to handle increased patronage, with two westbound locations near U S Route 202 and U S Route 1 junctions and a third on the eastbound side opposite the Route 1 westbound station. The commission, after no bidder responses by June 3 1953, settled on Atlantic Refining as the satisfactory grantee for the project.
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Atlantic Refining Company
Atlantic Products
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Delaware River
Somerset
Turnpike Commission
Last Faint Hope Is Dispelled For 22 US Prisoners
Lt Gen K S Thimayya, head of the neutral repatriation commission, says the 22 American war prisoners with the Communists likely will not return. The 90-day explanation program ends soon with no homecoming in sight. Custody of 22,600 Indian and other prisoners ends January 22 under armistice terms.
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Stan Carter
Panmunjom
U. S
K. S. Thimayya
India
Thimayya
New Delhi
Nehru
U. N
Washington
U.S
Dulles
McCarthy Says Alert Not Prove Espionage Job
Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy reiterated that his duty is to alert security officers rather than prove espionage. He praised the Senate subcommittee for its investigations at Ft Monmouth and private defense plants and urged that security concerns be addressed. Witnesses invoked the Fifth Amendment as open hearings continued into Communist infiltration and espionage.
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New York
Joseph R. McCarthy
R—-Wis
Senate Permanent Investigations
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Wisconsin
Republican
McCarthy
Signal Corps
Army
Stevens
Justice Department
Plan to Revitalize U.S. Housing Aims for Liberal FHA Reforms
A 52 point plan handed to President Eisenhower by a 25 member advisory committee calls for broad FHA mortgage liberalizations including 40 year loans with no down payment on low cost homes, a lease and purchase option, ongoing public housing and urban renewal funding, and up to 3000 repair loans over five years. The report stresses a strong economy as the path to better living conditions, and notes some dissents among its recommendations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Albert M. Cole
Federal Housing Administration
Esenhower
Congress
Shanksville Builders Supply Ad Listing
Shanksville Pa hardware firm Shanksville Builders Supply promotes building needs with free estimates and delivery. Contact William G Baltzer and Son at phone numbers 3464 or 3465 from Shanksville.
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Shanksville Builders Supply
William G. Baltzer & Son
Shanksville, Pa
Italians by Millions Ask Higher Pay
In Rome a 24 hour general strike by millions of Italian workers demanded higher base pay. Communist and non-Communist unions led action across industry from dawn to Wednesday, halting buses and most nonessential services. Union leaders claim near universal participation while clamor centers on raising base pay from about 5 1 lire to roughly 50 lire monthly take home.
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Rome
General Confederation of Labor Cgil
Free Confederation of Labor
CISL
UIL
Italy
Democratic Socialist Party
Republican Party
FLNELEC AWARDS PRIZES FOR WINDOW DISPLAYS
Pennsylvania Electric company southern division awarded prizes for a four week clothes dryer sales drive. Sears Roebuck and Company won first in Class A with 25 dollars, followed by Wolf Furniture and Penn Furniture. In Class B Electric Supply and Critchfield Hardware placed second and third. Point of sale display prizes went to Lohr Furniture and Uber Appliance. Individual sales awards went to Vera Vaccarine, Walter Marian, Ralph Sowers, and William White. Nearly 1,500 dryers were sold by 520 dealers, with 485 sales by 167 in the southern division.
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Sears Roebuck and Company
Johnstown
Edmuund
Clearfield
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Sears
Wolf Furniture
Penn Furniture of
Indiana
Electric Supply
Critchfield Hardware
Somerset
Lohr Furniture
Uber Appliance
Blairsville
Vera Vaccarine
Modern Kitchen
Walter Marian
Marian
Davidsville
Ralph Sowers
Sowers
Brookville
William White
Swank Hardware
Penelec
West German backing for Dulles on European army
Secretary of State Dulles won West German support at the Paris NATO meeting for a unified European army to share burden of Western defense. Italian Belgian Dutch British officials offered sympathy while Adenauer’s party called the move logical and natural. The Free Democrats urged a separate alliance if the plan collapses, citing a curb on France veto. Dulles hinted at a broader pact if NATO evolves.
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Bonn
Germany
Dulles
Europe
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Britain
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Paris
Christian Democrats
U. S
Free Democrats
Adenauer
United States
West Germany
Yugoslavia
Spain
France
NATO
Reds Had Liaison Agent With White House During FDR
The subversive activities control board heard that a Communist party member served as liaison with the White House during the Roosevelt era. John Lautner testified that Elizabeth Gurley Flynn described the agent in June 1945, naming Josephine Truslow Adams of the Jefferson School of Social Science in New York City as the liaison. The hearing probes whether the Jefferson School is a Communist front.
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Washington
Jefferson School of Social Science
New York City
Lautner
Communist Party
Jefferson School
Weather forecast for Pennsylvania regions
Western Pennsylvania will see cloudy cold conditions with snow flurries on Wednesday and possible snow squalls near the lakes and higher mountains with a high around 25 to 30. Thursday remains cold with additional snow flurries. Eastern Pennsylvania stays cloudy and cold with wind and light snow turning to snow flurries Wednesday, high near 30 to 35, and Thursday patchy clouds with continued snow flurries in the mountains.
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Pennsylvania
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Disco
Ferner Concrete Co
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NR. D
S. Center Ave
Laura Lee
Musser’s Bread & Pastry
Motorola T.V
Radio & T.V
Union St. Somerset
Penna. Turnpike
Yancey
Lima Davis
E. Church St. Somerset
DIAL
Heiple Oer Company
PHO
America
Bill Ogline
Prop
Atlantic Reef
Montgomery Ward
Singer Sewing Center
Singer
W. Matin St
Todd
Zenith
General Electric
S. Edgewood Ave
Governor Theatre
Technicolor
Robert Mitchum
Linda Darnell
Jack Palance
Flnelec
Dickey’s Store
Berlin, Pa
ARROW
Wilson
W. Germany
Joseph EE. Dynan
Atlantic
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Pentagon
White House
Turkeys
Harold Pletcher
Jack’s Home & Auto Supply
Center Ave
Scotts Radio & TV
Bender Implement Parking Lot
Oakhurst
Chamber OF Commerce
Smerset
David Grove
U. S. Weather Bureau
Chicago
Louis
Boston
Jacksonville
Miami
Philadelphia
Denver
USA
Calvin Nair
Somerset R. D
Dan Landis
E. Main St
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Ankeny Ave
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