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New Castle News (Newspaper) - December 19, 1951, New Castle, Pennsylvania New Castle news year no. 5 my we put Gre by a who rfh/ta9amvw Newcastle a wednesday december 19, 1951�?28 pages news phones�?4000 my Lawrence county Soldier on Wampum . 1 Soldier s name on . List Cpl. W. Cunningham reported at one of prisoners of reds the . Defense department at 2 45 this morning presented mrs. John c. Cunningham of . 1, Wampum with the greatest Christmas present of her life. By Telephone from Washington d.c., mrs. Cunningham was notified that her son Cpl. Wayne Cunningham had been reported on the prisoner of War list received from the chinese forces. Months of prayer Hope and Faith were rewarded earlier however when last night at 12 00, a news broadcast included her songs name on a prisoner of War list the list had been released from Tokyo. Toward per Faith the Faith of mrs. Cunningham was Strong even after Wayne had Post office snowed under by Yule mail employees working around clock to get caught up War activity on front in Korea reported Small no american or non korean Allied Soldier killed in Day Down at the new Castle Post j by Don Dixon office they Are snowed under and it i. Sum Corr up Bdl at it not with the White stuff that has eighth army head been filtering Down from the skies quarters Korea dec. 19. This week but Christmas cards a a 4. J _. A. A ror the second time in Les Christmas packages and the usual. Mail that in and out daily thaa a week no american or employees Are working around the other non korean Allied sol clock to try and reduce the Load Dier today was reported killed but it just keeps piling up on the a 24-hour period de harassed clerks and carriers j sharpened fighting it everything was going along r r a a smoothly until sunday and then j some Points the Avalanche hit. Monday the j the eighth army said no Allied postmaster stated local patrons a Jroski combat deaths. Other than a new Castle news photo a a re a mat a flee employee la dwarfed by the a Midi of bags of Christmas mall. The peat office is working around the clock is Rush the mail the a Destin Tationa. Blame Russia s actions for Middle East defense need by pm of a. Buchmann l if. 8. been reported mining in action in april of this year. That belief was strengthened in october of this year when from a North korean prison Camp came a letter from Wayne notifying the family that he was being held prisoner. Chi. Cunningham had been taken prisoner when a Convoy in which he was a part was ambushed while moving South of Kandau Gong. Cunningham was then serving As a radioman in the 5th regimental combat team of the 24th division. Kurce a by Robert Cummings jr., aged 14, of King Avenue was successful in bagging a 154-Pound Dee at Walnut Bend i Venango county Inal week. He was accompanied by his father Robert Cummings or. 0 0� Curt Williams of 1211 South Cascade Street wondered whether this was 1951 or 1901 when he looked out his window on tuesday afternoon. As he peered out the window he beheld a Sleigh drawn by two Hora a and driven by a Man. The Sleigh was travelling North and presented an unusual scene a it moved out of sight. 0 0 0 Chy recreation director Rees Flannery asks out Matari ats he careful As they travel on the streets that Are reserved for sledding. Seme motorists Are moving the Herr fades and making use of the streets. If it is necessary the travel on these streets the watchman Wol remove the barricade oms is m Page to Washuk toil 1�.-tbe u. 8. Ill Ilju to Tot russians a aggressive act eur the the Eastern Medla Terraneau Afonce 1440 have made the formation of a Middle East defense command necessary. Rejecting the soviet protest of nov. 24, the u. Said the need 1 for the Alliance is directly linked i to present world tensions which j have been a created by the soviet unions aggressive actions a. The u. S., Britain France and Turkey delivered parallel replies to Moscow. The Kremlin had warned these Powers plus Israel and the Arab states that it regarded the pact As a a offensive to soviet interests. The american note made pub a Cotte Aatif n fax to 25th District is unchanged Eli Minot three Congress seats in the elimination of three congressional seats in Pennsylvania the 25th District is untouched. Composed of Lawrence Beaver and Butler counties this District still has More than the average congressional districts population. A new Bill has been presented in the general Assembly trimming Pennsylvania a congressional delegation from 33 to 30 conforming to the 1950 census. Several Bills have been proposed but the latest one is thought to be the one which will pass. None of the proposed Bills have distributed the 25th District. Northam am of mid West to get More Snow Brief respite from storms will end in Many sections by Ultra Attoul be i serve a residents in the Northern two thirds of the . From the Rockies to the Atlantic sem Ard took Comfort in a Brief respite from storms Snow and cold today but girded for a new blow from the elements. The fury of the frigid Snow Laden winds from Canada entered in a Northern area West of the Mississippi harassing residents of the Northern Rockies and the Northern Plain states. More show anticipated additional Snow was anticipated from the great lakes to the Pacific coast with the greatest commons a a vat two it a pennsylvanians named by reds on prisoner list bulletins Day by Woal hot Raport Hollywood. Dec. 10.�? ins a attorneys for Walter Wanger today prepared a possible a unwritten Law Quot defense for the Hollywood producer who will to arraigned the Day after Christmas far the jealousy shooting of the rival for the love of Wanger i Octress wife Jean Renault. Washington Dae. 10.�?<in8 a Hauae probes we expected today the reveal teat the Justice department attempted to hinder their investigation of tee handling of Federal grand juries fee Francisco. Washington dec. 19.�? in8 a Zimay Ranjan sen indians newly named amb Asander the the ., today declared Ana of America s Teran geat Jupp a Joe Burma Tom Tenn tonne my a my a web we a Washington do. 19.�? ins Lioon Bettr far president Lead Washington 19�? ins a the following pennsylvanians and their next of Kin Are included among the names in the prisoner of War list released by the communists in Korea pfc. Edgbert w. Hall parents Rev. And mrs. William Hall 333 South first st., Duquesne. Cpl. Robert d. Bailey. Jr., parents or. And mrs. Robert d. Bailey sr., 402 Hasel St Reading. Pfc. Earl l. Beck brother Harry w. Beck. 301 front st., Brownsville. Cpl. Albert c. Belhomme parents or. And mix. Theodore l. Seifert 1507 Walnut st., Ashland. Sgt. John Cicak wife mrs. Leola w. Cicak 115 st., Harrisburg. Cpl. John a. Clayton parents or. And mrs. Alva f. Clayton 1318 Swissdale. Wilkinsburg. Cpl Wayne c. Cunningham parents or. And mrs. John c. Cunningham . 1, Wampum. Pfc. Dailey c. Halsey parents Suau m of to poured in about 325,000 pieces of mail on top of which around 100,-000 pieces came in from the outside world by train and bus. Beyond capacity it was just beyond the capacity of the regular Force and the Hundred or so extra employees added to take care of the emergency to handle this amount. In fact the cancelling machine running continuously handle it ail on top of that another 233,000 pieces just dropped in yesterday along with about 10,000 pieces of metered mail and hand stamp stuff. First class mail newspapers and magazines Slang with two want Christmas earths will he handled first and Tea rest of the matter will a just pushed aside until after Christmas the postmaster said. No calendars please patrons who Are in the habit of sending out calendars and other advertising matter Are asked to withhold it until after Christmas because it just simply cannot be handled and wont be Hanna stated. People accustomed to putting business mail in the mail boxes Are advised to bundle it up and cwt Ali my new two maj. Gen. Dean apparently kept in near isolation by Don. A. Schanche i. N. Staff a or Mhz knt Tokyo dec. 19 a maj. Gen. William f. Dean the hero of Taejon has apparently spent the last 17 months in communist Captivity with Only the company of an orderly for reasons Best known to the reds. On the list of american War prisoners made Public by in Headquarters Dean and private first class Eon Mitchell it army serial no. A 15251692 Are the Only two captives listed at Camp no. 6. The reds reported that Camp no. 6 lies somewhere within the lettered North Korea capital of Pyongyang. In near isolation Allied observers expressed the belief today that Dean has been kept in near isolation pumped for tactical knowledge and doused with communist Ideo Jagy. These same sources said that pfc. Mitchell May have been assigned to Dean As an orderly. Mitchell was a member of the u. Second division at the time of his capture. Another Odd note in the report on Dean was that the communists did not list any army serial number for him. He was one of Only Tel this a Mimm to it in South korean ranks were reported along the 145-mile front for the 24-hour term ending at 8 . Tuesday. Somewhat stepped up but action in the so called a twi a a it Taal a it re a two prisoner of War lists Are still being Craded to da1rkll Garwood i. N. St of Cine Nav i Washington. Dec. 19.�?two congressional medal of Honor winners were included today among 3,198 americans listed As prisoners of War in Korea by the communists. Names of the holders of the 1 nations highest award were disclosed As the defense department in Washington stepped up its tedious work of checking the communist provided names and releasing them for publication. 1,000 telegrams sent a 10 . Est., the department reported it had sent out about 1.000 telegrams to next of Kin and had issued to the press and radio 650 of these names and addresses. The department said it expects to Complete the checking process sometime tonight. The medal of Honor winners held in pow Camps Are maj. Gen. William f. Dean famed commander of the 24th division who disappeared near Taejon 18 months ago and Marine sgt. James e. Johnson 25, of Washington d. C., who won his decorations for heroism at chosen Reservoir. Two russians Are reported executed As american spies London 19. A ins a Moscow radio announced today the execution of two russians who allegedly were parachuted by a u. Plane into the restive Ukraine last summer to serve As american spies. The broadcast heard in London identified the two men As a. I. Osmanov and i. K. Sarant Sev describing them As Quot american diver zionist so and alleging that they had pleaded guilty. In Washington the state department insisted it knows nothing about the alleged espionage activities of the two russians the two men allegedly admitted they were recruited by u. Intelligence in West Germany and received special sabotage training. Rom reds demand better identification of War prisoners Motte roadblocks to Rath of Hoco i Kottea threatened by Robert so Makov . Mar Outaw ssh Mun san dec. If an argument Over the Yesny of changed War prior for Iota sea toothed for Leon of of 9b Najt Getti be Peeve be it to to a the Arnm by Haik to fkr u3j14h1 by the attn. Barkley makes report Wrather porxca8t a toss a a the Mam possibly battering late tonight. Lew Teal get 10 the 15. Net a Tete a Eam to Eusner afternoon. S Hrth a the Tel Tener will stay for tee 24-Benr Pertez ending at a african petites until tee 9 end of Jene. Maximum temperature 30. Minimum temperature. 13. Moscow Dee. In. A ins a precipitation .30. Two inches of american and turkish diplomatic Snow. Representatives railed on soviet River stage 0 feet. Deputy foreign minister Andrei -. Gromyko today but is reason for state a for tee same Date a the year age. Fellow in. The United mates Maxim temperature 27. Key a in cad however a internal temperature 12. The Quot a it mopping Toppa lot Cay lef�a�u�?1 hew Sottus Here Are the main Steps remaining to be taken before the Allied War prisoners listed by he communists in Korea actually can be returned and sent Home. The allies and reds must agree to accept the prisoner lists they exchanged a process that May require haggling Over additions of names deletions and revisions. They must agree on a basis for Exchange prisoners that it to say whether there shall be a Blanket Exchange of All listed prisoners or some other formula. They must agree on a place or places where the prisoners shall be traded and on the Agency which shall be entrusted with supervising the Exchange. Then after conclusion of a full armistice the prisoners must be transported by each Side to the place or places of Exchange. The prisoners returned to the allies must undergo identification procedures and physical examinations at designated place in Korea or Japan where they will be taken. Those needing it will be Given medical treatment special feeding and the like. The prisoners then will be taken incl tall m run two Nelson Runyan Ellwood City robbed of 1450 Nelson Runyan proprietor of the Runyan service station line Avenue Ellwood City was held up at the Point of a gun and robbed of $450 tuesday night about eight of clock. The Holdup occurred in his Gas station. The Bandit is described As about 18 years of age. Five feet eleven inches in height. State and new Castle police were notified by Telephone. City police set up read blocks on the Ellwood City new Castle Highway but the Youthful gunman was not caught. According to reports the Young Man entered the service station and displayed sales slips made out in the name of he also gave the name of a John Hanlon a and address As Beaver Falls the name and address later when checked by police proved false. Draws revolver the Bandit Drew a revolver and up Runyon taking $450 from o Cash Register. The gunman walked out of the station and disappeared. Credence was Given to the possibility he had a car parked nearby because a Packard Sedan License jb982, was stolen in Ellwood City cmtlaw4 m of two Tyr vet see some Hope big steel strike May be averted Washington 10�? ins a five steel company officials left Washington today with Price data that May Avert a threatened Industry wide strike Jan. 1. The five officials representing both Quot big and a a Little steel took an office of Price stabilization proposal for an adjustment under the Capehart amendment. The so called Capehart formula in the Price wage controls Law allows manufacturers to reflect All Cost increases or decreases from june 1060, through last july 28 in computing ceiling prices. Both the steel executive and Ops officiate with whom they met monday and tuesday refused to say what the steel Industry might be entitled to under that formula. May stave off strike informed sources said that if the steel companies can compute an increase under the Capehart formula they May offer the Cio United steelworkers an acceptable i Nuho m a of a Xii grappling a ii to truce terms ate mob wednesday the Mutual tons. A the Allied senior detente a a a Nisi Tete Tori hmm of War prisoners i report dotted i Wash Attoh. Go cd i a senators Umay a ask a Abbhi truthfulness of tee Eek port that Only Are prison in called for n Troiel hmm mss has a no Faith the Given by Tea Beds tented if a it the of croat have follow up Tatton ,. Section of War a Tel the 3,198 americans bated an prisoners by tee coat a net ten compares with 12,006 americans officially listed As missing in be i Tion. Sen. Cordon b ore., said the communist announced number of Ltd to Imp a a a my to Western disarmament plan is Given approval death record wednesday december 19, 1951 Mike Pelosa. 52, . 1, new a Aiau Ohio. A tote Schreiber 01, Macomb of _ mix. Alfred a. Martin. 62. Uttie to aver township by Pierre j. Hu8s it i. N. Stoff Crry a a a Dmit it Paris dec. 19.�?the political committee of the United nations general Assembly overwhelmingly approved the Western disarmament plan today by a vote of 44 to 5 with 10 abstentions. Only the soviet bloc voted against the Western proposal after a series of soviet amendments designed in fact to substitutes Russia s proposal for that of the United states Britain and France was soundly trounced a few minor amendments approved by the Western big three won out and the tripartite proposal won steadily on paragraph by j paragraph balloting before the \ final vote on the proposal As a whole. An egyptian amendment opposed by the West calling for the Legal committee to work on an immediate and unconditional ban on atomic weapons was Defeated 35 to 14 with five abstentions. Soviet amendments Defeated then the following soviet amendments were Defeated. A to outlaw atomic weapons prior to an inspection and control system Defeated 40 to 11 with six abstentions. 2�?a one third across the Board arms reduction Defeated 40 to 5 j with 12 abstentions. 3�?a czech amendment deleting All Terras of reference for the disarmament commission beaten 40 to 5 with 11 abet Nettena. Other soviet Amend a to were beaten by Simitar Votee. Two Wool of i inside today s no Chou tiled Cross word Conics a Tortol psf .2� 29m4 Sodio . Sports. Stocks obituary i Iowa trial a a �10. F m m Arthur a they weeks 1 nothing very need i Irr <9 for shaving and so Teifel lotion for the after do a such. 1 told teem nil Tell a lot of Doleah. Fee t�?4 if i hankies i pert they Beeli he a and Peart of

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