Red Ultimatum At Dairen Yet To Be Explained
Organized business prepares a united plea to Congress over portal to portal pay suits totaling about 450 million dollars, with potential to rise into billions. The Chamber of Commerce seeks amendments to the Fair Labor Standards Act clarifying overtime, interstate commerce, and limited double liability in cases of mitigating circumstances.
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Red
W. H. Mobley
Washington
United
Congress
Supreme Court
United States Chamber of Commerce
Wll
U.S. Supreme Court
Earthquake Toll Surges Across Japan at 2395 Dead
Tokyo reports 2395 casualties with 1088 dead and 165 missing as relief trains rush supplies to 24 prefectures. Homeless estimated at 94669 with hundreds of thousands affected. American and British officials coordinate aid and military government teams in each prefecture.
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Russell Brines
Tokio
Japan
Home Ministry
Kyodo
Supreme Headquarters’ Health and Welfare Section
Rex Beasley
U. S. Eighth Army
Robert L. Eichelberger
Eighth Army
Somerset Plans Christmas Feasts for Hospitals and Homes
Somerset town prepares a holiday program with 75 bronze turkeys for 500 patients at Somerset State Hospital while 73 inmates at the county home receive meals and gifts. Community and Children’s Aid homes also host Christmas dinners, with in-house recitals, carols, and Santa treats for residents and wards.
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Somerset State Hospital
Charles I. Shafeer
Childrens Aid Home
C. C. Barchfield
Clara Custer Barchfield
Blanche Meyers
Four Midnight Christmas Services Told for Xmas Eve
Four churches announce Christmas Eve midnight or candlelight services. Old Trinity features organ music and narration by Dr. I Hess Wagner. St Pauls Reformed offers a historic Adeste Fideles led service. St Peters Catholic Church lists masses at 7:30 and 9 with midnight nativity mass preceded by a childrens choir. Grace Evangelical United Brethren presents Brahms lullaby and a Messiah based program with organ and flute numbers and a Christmas story reading.
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Old Trinity
Martha Phillips Coleman
Mauro Cottons
Charles Jack
Handel
Virginia Miller
Handel-Mason
I. Hess Wagner
St. Paul's Reformed
St. Paul's Reformed Church
George L. Roth
Candleight
Henry Harbaugh
First Reformed Church of
St. Peter's
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Albert Gartland
Childrens
Patrick Doherty
Grace Evangelical A. B
Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church
East Church Street
R. S. Shirey
Brahm
Rozella Ogline
Audrey Petrea
James
Frederick Chubb
Bethlehem
Otto Malling
Richard Layman
Luke
Matthew
Rosaline Brant
Gray Lad Has Fractured Skull
George Horner Jr aged 7 of Gray was struck by a car on Legislative Route 55107 near his home. He suffered a skull fracture and was admitted to Somerset Community Hospital. two other sled riders escaped injury. State police investigated.
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George Horner, Jr
Gray
Somerset Community Hospital
Harry J. Davis
Missouri Avenue
Somerset
Larry Reese
Jennertown
Donald Speicher
Pennsylvania
Somerset Barracks
Olympian Collides With Freight Near Waubay
A Milwaukee road spokesman said the second section of the Olympian eastbound collided head on with a freight near Waubay South Dakota. About 20 to 25 passengers were injured but none seriously. Injured taken to Webster hospital. Four ambulances and six doctors attended. Locomotives overturned and three cars damaged. Train delayed over three hours. remainder to Aberdeen.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Railroad
Waubay
S. C
Webster
S. D
Aberdeen
Messersmith Silent on Showdown Talk in Argentina Policy
American ambassador to Argentina George S. Messersmith arrived in Washington with no comment on reports of a possible showdown with Secretary of State Byrnes over Argentine policy. He will spend Christmas in Wilmington and plans to return to South America in about two weeks after consulting Byrnes. Argentine Ambassador Ivanissevich praised Messersmith for his role and said Americans and Argentines share a democratic process.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
George S. Messersmith
Argentina
Byrnes
Wilmington
Vet
Messersmith
Saar Crisis Sparks Franco American Clash Over Border Barrier
In Berlin the American and French military governments clash over France sending 1290 troops to set up a Saar border barrier. Lt Gen Lucius D. Clay criticizes unilateral action, while Paris says the move targets black market currency and food exports. London backs France. Der Kurier notes new visa rules for crossing Saar. No immediate Soviet reaction.
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Berlin
Germany
Saarland
Saar
Lucius D. Clay
Allied Control Council
France
London
Foreign Ministers Council
New York
Clay
Quadpartite
Bavaria
Bremen
Saxony
Washington
der Kurier
Mayor Kinkaid faces third anonymous threat in McKeesport
A guard surrounds Mayor Charles A. Kinkaid's home as police pursue a third anonymous letter threatening his life and his wife. FBI is reviewing the letters while local officials describe a clash over police methods amid a week of gambling crackdown and arrests.
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M'Keesport
Charles A. Kinkaid
McKeesport
William Kreiling
FBI
Kinkaids
Ben Rosenburg
Alexander J. Bielski
Kansas Eisenhowers All Republicans
Sen. Reed of Kansas stated the Eisenhower family are all Republicans and that General Dwight Eisenhower is not a candidate for the presidency. Reed declined to fully back Senator Elmer Thomas's push for Eisenhower as a Democratic prospect.
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Washington
Reed
R-Kans
Dwight Eisenhower
Kansas
Eisenhower
Elmer Thomas
D-Okla
Donna Lee Beauty Salon Advertisement
Donna Lee Beauty Salon at 137 West Main Street above Dairy Land offers beauty services by appointment. Phone number 518 is listed for contact.
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Donna Lee Beauty Salon
W. Main St
Dairy Land
Two Ohio Pyle Men Die In Route 4 Crash
Two men died when their car left Route 4 and crashed into a parked truck about 18 miles east of Uniontown. State police identified the victims as Clyde V. Groff, 30, of Ohio Pyle, and Frank Turner, 69, of Ohiopyle R. D. 1.
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Uniontown
Route 4
Here
Clyde V. Groff
Ohio Pyle
Fayette County
Frank Turner
Ohiopyle R. D
Plane crash near Rio leaves thirteen passengers dead
A large four engined DC-4 operated by Fama Argentina crashed on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro tonight. Thirteen passengers and seven crew members were aboard. Rescue crews were sent to the scene but details were unavailable. The flight was en route from Paris to Buenos Aires with stops at Lisbon Dakar and Natal and was due yesterday at 9:30 am est.
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Fama
Paris
Buenos Aires
Lisbon
Dakaar
Natal
Rio
Police seek man who stole lights from community Christmas tree
Police in Philadelphia hunted a man described as without a conscience for stealing 25 strings of lights and most of the ornaments from a community Christmas tree in Somerton, December 23.
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Philadelphia
INS
Somerton
Fair Play for Bilbo Aim of Democrats
Democratic senators pledge fair play for Sen. Bilbo amid Republican bid to oust him. Sen. McClellan says innocent until proven guilty and insists on nonpartisan consideration. Bilbo corrects an election certificate dating error to maintain his Mississippi seat.
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Washington
INS
Bilbo
D-Miss
Senate
Byrd
D-Va
McCleean
D-Ark
Sen
Johnston
D-S.c
Mississippi
Leslie L. Biffle
McClellan
Fair Play
Russia reorganizes postwar economic planning system
The decree increases ministry planning powers and creates a new science planning organ. Ministries will submit annual plans to the government, gain authority to adjust enterprise production within limits, and emphasis shifts to plan verification.
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Eddy Gilbore
Moscow
Journal of Planned Economy
Williamsport Wire Rope Case Postponed Sixty Days
In Wilkes-Barre the 60 day delay requested by Attorney Charles Bidelspacher was granted by Special Master Albert Ashton. Testimony in the Williamsport Wire Rope case will resume in Wilkes-Barre on Monday February 24.
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Wilkes-Barre
Charles Bidelspacher
Williamsport
Albert Ashton
Ashton
Police Seek Store Manager Abductors in Stroudsburg
Police pursue three men who abducted Irving Winkler a 33 year old store manager in Wilkes Barre. They drove him to Stroudsburg and abandoned him after stealing 17 dollars and three cameras valued at 700 dollars. Winkler reported the holdup as he left his store.
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Wilkes-Barre
Stroudsburg
Irving Winkler
Fire Forces Two Families From Pittsburg Drug Stockroom Blaze
A $2000 fire in the stockroom of a Pittsburgh drug firm last night forced two families to flee their apartments. Police said the cause was not determined.
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Pittsburgh
Landlord Accused of Liniment Attack on Tenants
Landlord Sylvester Domenick is charged by Kenneth Adams with assault and battery after allegedly squirting strong liniment through cracks and a door hole to evict his six‑member family. Adams says fumes forced the Adams family from the four‑room apartment and rent was to rise five dollars from ten. A hearing is set before Squire R L Zickenfooxe of Oakdale on Friday night.
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Pittsburgh
Sylvester Domenick
Kenneth Adams
Domenick
Adams
Adams Children
Weather Forecast for Maryland and Nearby Areas
Maryland and Pennsylvania regions report partly cloudy and windy with mild to cool temperatures. Tuesday turns colder at night with Christmas Day expected to be fair and cool across eastern and western areas.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Somerset Daily Weather Report by David Grove
The report lists the 24 hour period from 5 30 p m Sunday to 5 30 p m Monday with temperature readings. It also notes the previous year’s maximum and minimum temperatures for comparison.
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David Grove
Weather Observer
Schrock's Service Station Closed All Day Christmas Day
Christmastide notice from Geo A Schrock and Rosina Ave stating Schrock's Service Station will be closed all day on Christmas Day with best wishes for a merry Christmas from the owners.
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Schrock
Christaay
We Wish You All
GEO. A. Schrock W. Patriot & Rosina Ave
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