Insurgents Seize Towns in South Korea Civil Unrest
Seoul reports rebels led by alleged Communist elements seized towns along the south coast as government forces rush to quell the uprising after President Rhee returned from Japan. Police stations were attacked and evacuated settlers moved inland as insurgent bands pushed toward Kwangju and other provincial capitals amid calls for military action.
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Korea
Tan Towns
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Kored
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Yoon
Syngmen Rhee
Japan
Spreack
Je Te Suchon
Goledoers
Surhun
Seoulan
Yosti
Nath Paeraltel
Vusth
Kowin Vrush Guard
Upen
Far
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Cholla
Amth
Nut
Tee Ufame
Rehely
Fem Botte
Ghar Sugheen
Erwin
Sisuc
Tne
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Pune
Reon
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Khe
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Rhee
Tuya
Weather and harvest progress across Oklahoma and surrounding areas
Light rain touched parts of western Oklahoma as cooler air and increasing clouds brought a dreary day. Temperatures hovered around 31 degrees with light showers, while cotton and sorghum fields faced mixed conditions and variable harvest progress across southern counties. The VA clarified it does not lend money to veterans for homes or businesses, with guarantees instead on real estate and non real estate loans.
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Vila
Furceut
Oklahoma
Wainy
Cape
Veterans Administration
Fender
Deserter Russian Officer Flies Bomber to Austrian Base
An American zone airfield in Austria received a Soviet bomber crew after they landed following a planned escape from the Soviet Union. The pilot and navigator were detained while the plane was seized and examined by U.S. and Austrian authorities. The mission involved attempts to defect, with authorities noting the crew’s statements and the bomber’s damaged plans.
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Erican
Soviet Union
U.S
Lise
Austria
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Uni Deasnin
Soviek
Lane
Boviet
Russia
Baby Faken Found After Carriage Snatchings In Baltimore
Detectives recovered Jo Ann from the home of Leona Shafflet, a 45 year old mother in Dundalk after reports of a baby snatching. Mrs Shafflet faced possible charges for allegedly stealing the infant. Police traced clues from a neighbor who saw a stranger toss clothing into a cemetery before driving away. Police Commissioner Hamilton R. Ate led the investigation at headquarters as officers checked license numbers provided by witnesses.
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Orl
Ann M Nolte
Henry J. Kriss
Leona Shafflet
Ithyee
Jo Ann
Dundalk
Chev
Prances Kucimssi
Hamilton R
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Jo San
Truman Plans For Final Big City Campaign Drive
President Truman prepares a last major campaign push from Washington, planning to stay near the White House and deliver speeches in key industrial centers. He meets with AFL leaders George Harrison and George Paterson to discuss strategy while touring the capital and southern states to argue for the Democrats.
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Big City
Washington
White House
George Harrison
American Federation Iat Labor
Democnay Tie Mateerial Care
George Patyson
Amecicam Federation
Bat
Mfamouralemotional
Laoor
Touran
Ralep
Shane
Ted
South Sind Maeth
Five School Bond Issues Approved in Oklahoma City
The attorney general has approved seven bond issues across several districts. Prairie Consolidated in Delaware County gets 84,000 for transportation development. Dickson Consolidated Leon District in Carter County is funded for building and furniture at 3,000. Wagoner counts 1,000 for repairs and furnishings. Haskell School Board spans Wagoner and Okmulgee for 3,000,000 in building. Plainview District 27 in Okmulgee County receives 3,000 for motor building.
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Prairie Consolidated
Delaware County
Dickson Consolidated Leon
Carter County
Wagoner
Haskell Scheol Board
Wagoner and
Okrui
Plainview
Okmulgee County
Tito's Cave Proposed as National Monument
A Yugoslav news dispatch from London says Tito's cave near Drvar, Bosnia, is being set as a national monument. The plan envisions a monument at the cave from which Marshal Tito led resistance against the Germans. Concrete steps would lead to the Unirarea, with a plaque around the Save river area.
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Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Drvarin
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Belevade
Nusoslav Capitals 4
Yurgoslavy
Tasiug
London
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Ada Airport To Be Busy Spot Friday
Ada is set for a busy Friday as about 34 teachers from the East Central district plan to visit for the district QEA convention. Local air committeemen have prepared a morning arrival with planes from 10 airports, breakfast at the airport, and transport by bus to the college in Deneo. After the homecoming football game, teachers will return to the Ada airport for flights home. Strong interest and multiple local aviation groups support the event amid a weeklong convention with sessions and regional meetings.
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Willes
East Central
Tawi
QEA
Chauncey Field
Deneo
Felds Ada
Feeckers
Ada
Nnce
Pauls Valley
Shawhee
Flit Klakamtatient Ron
Tluther Belge
Ineal Business
John Burke
Walex Post Airp
Okrasan City
Guy Thru Ada
Oklahoma Aviation Committee
Br J. R. Ciandrey
Mother Gives Birth To Daughter While Two Sons Perish
BIXBY Oklahoma Oct 26 7 Mrs Grover Alexander gave birth to a daughter in a Clare more Hosana dey about same time her two small sons perished in a fire near their home four year old Alexander and his brother Tom aged one were alone when their sister Daniel crossed to a grocer’s store The father Vin Bixby operated a tale t at the Pumpsin Center community five miles north of here Janice emerged from the store and found the house engulfed in flames The girl’s hair was singed but she was uninjured One body burned beyond recognition was found in the ashes and search was continuing for the others
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Bixby
Oklo
Grover Alexander
Claremore Hosana
Alexander
Tom
Daniel
State Free Will Baptist Convention in Progress Here
The Oklahoma Free Will Baptist Convention opened its fourth annual session at a local Fifteenth and Ash church with Rev. Clay Richer delivering the opening message. Delegates, totaling about 120 registered this morning, represent 15,009 members and 225 churches across the state.
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Free Will Baptist Convention of Oklahoma
Fifteenth and
Ash
Clay Richer
Blanchard
Richey
Oklahoma
H. West
Tulsa
Melvin. Bingham
Oklahoma City
W. S Mooneyham
Tecumseh
Selvin Bingham
Oklahoma Guy
Eleck
ML. Suttom
Fort Worth
Texas
Frank McConnell
Aca Ministerial Alliance
B.A O Donnell
mMimacness
Pacific Coast Strike Dries Up Four Million Dollar Waterborne Trade
The Pacific Coast maritime strike, in its 49th day, has nearly halted four million dollars daily of waterborne commerce and spurred a large airlift for perishables. Air shipments to Alaska up about 100 percent and to Hawaii about 55 percent. 222 of 375 dry cargo ships idle along the coast. Wages paid to idle crew and dock workers run into tens of thousands daily, with no end in sight as talks stalled since September 2.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Shige Ping
Pan American Airways
Alaska
Hawaii
American Steamship Companies
Seattle
San Diego
Mobile
New York
CMO
Cease fire ignored as Negev war continues amid Gaza turmoil
Observers report 67 hostiles drowned during night air raids while cease fire fails to halt fighting in Gaza. U.N. Acting Palestine Mediator Ralph Bunche warns refugees number 472,000, with $30,000,000 needed for nine months of care as regional war intensifies gutters.
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Aydment
General Assembly
United States
Julius Kate-Suchy
Poland
Dimitry Manwlsky
U'sraing
Ralph Bunche
U. NW
Palestine
Desberste
Charles Mali
Lebanon
Victory in California and rabbit import ban
Roosevelt predicts three paths to a Democratic win in California as a rally is held to push a "practical idealism" program. The article notes ongoing policy continuations from the 80th Congress and a cautious mood in national prospects while reporting a federal ban on importing European rabbits due to ecological risk.
Open Bids on Five State Road Projects in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City October 26 state highway commission opened bids for five road projects with total bid amount about 322974 and estimated combined cost 774753.45. The largest project covers 750 miles of surfacing on state highway 9 in McIntosh county with bids from Smith Brothers of Noble and James Brothers of Shawnee for about 395476.94 to 328284.80. Other bids include Okmulgee county farm to market road 0-202 miles, Pontotoc county Little Sandy Creek bridge near Ada, and Hughes county SH 9 projects with bids from Hunter Construction Company and P&L Construction among others.
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Oklathoma City
State Highway Commission
McIntosh County
Okmulgee County
Eaglecreek
Hector
James Brothers
Shawnee
Mtosh
Eufaula
Smith Brothers
Noble
Pontotoc County
Little Sandy Creek
Ada
Hunter Construction Company
Writ Filed For Betty Fulcom In Tulsa Case
Attorney C B Allan filed a writ of habeas corpus to free Betty Jane Fulcom held since October 14 without charge. He learned the 21 year old pleaded guilty in municipal court to a state charge, was fined $30, and sentenced to 30 days in jail.
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Tulsa
Oxia
C. B. Allan
Allan
Betty Jane Fulcom
Guilvests
Janey
U N Adopts Plan By U S At UN Meeting
In Paris on October 7 a strong UN majority backed the American sponsored long range plan for atomic control. The political committee voted 41 to 6 to refer the atomic dispute to the Big Five and Canada with instructions to seek a basic settlement. The Big Five are the United States, Soviet Union, Britain, France, and China.
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Paris
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Russia
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France
China
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Teedy
Atomic Energy Control Organization
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Palestine
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Social Committee
Folke Bernadotte
Social
Tom Nations
Changing Scene in Costa Rica and Guatemala Told
Walter Dittell an insurance statistics expert from Costa Rica spoke at East Central about economic and political rumblings in Costa Rica and Guatemala. He described democratic tensions, Costa Rica’s state roles in railroads insurance and utilities, and predicted Guatemala’s democracy would rise to a leadership role in Central America.
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Aca Lions
Walter Ottell
Cost Rica
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Freig
East Central
Sid
Dittell
Southern Methodist University
University of Michigan
Conta Rica
Buttell
U.S
Central America
Training Fight Crews for Airlift Missions Begins at Great Falls
Mort Great Falls Oct 30 training of airlift flight crews for Bertin missions began at the air base yesterday. When full, crews will rotate through missiles of service while replacing earlier units that completed their Germany duties.
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Great Falls
Mort
Mer
Germany
Men Fussier Than Women About Sage Costuming
In a NEW WORK feature dated Oct 20, designer Feathes, a 36-year-old Englishman, explains stage costumes. He notes men are harder to dress than women, with bigger stars demanding more fuss, while audiences focus on action rather than clothing. He highlights British period design and awards for Brigadoon and other shows.
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Davide Flobbes
Feathes
Broadway
Ffolks
Charley
Ray Bofrer
Ffolke
Wemer
Court overrules ruling in Phillips Privatein case
Oklahoma City October 20 Federal District Judge Stephen S Chincer issued an order to set aside his prior ruling in the Phillips Privatein Co case. He notes the judgment dated October 12 was based on misapprehension and written stipulation facts and should have been tried on merits rather than briefs. He delays trial date to November 1 for full hearing.
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Federal District
Stephen S Chincer
Phillips Privotein Co
Tex Am
Oklahoma
Man Offered 834000 to Kill Walter Reuther
Detroit Oct 1 A witness testified that Car Balton offered him 15000 to kill Walter F Reuther president of the United Auto Workers. John Miller 45 testified Balton’s examination on an assault with intent to rein charge. The witness said Kenneth Bangers director of Ford department was planned for assassination. Reuther was shot in his home last April and is recovering.
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Detroit
Car Balton
Walter F Reuther
CLO United Auto Workers
John Miller
Balton
Kenneth Bangers
Un~ion
Ford
Tater
Reuther
Shanghai shopkeepers keep shrewdness despite price decree
Shanghai shopkeepers rarely close and seldom lose money, but a new government price decree disrupted trade. Officials claim prices are fair while merchants insist costs are below government set levels. Today a few Dodges appeared as shops across the city closed for lunch and dinner, with signs referencing renovation and other notices.
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Avanghai
Krug Dinner Invitation Confusion In Albuquerque
In Albuquerque on October 20, Winterser Secretary Kru attended a planned banquet as guest of honor, but the dinner did not appear. The Chamber of Commerce allegedly denied sponsorship while Clintom P. Ancer som, former secretary of agriculture, was mentioned in connection with the event.
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N. BM
Winterser
Kru
Chamber of Commerce
Krug
Europeans in Singapore intermarry at high rate
Official figures show Europeans married between January 1947 and July 1948 have 12.2 percent marrying other races. The 613 European marriages mainly involved Chinese and Eurasians. In contrast 1628 Chinese marriages in the same period show 55 percent to other races, including Europeans and Eurasians.
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Singapore
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