Air War in Korea Expands Deep Behind Front Lines
U.S. Airmen press attacks north of the Yalu and within 12 miles of Siberia targeting oil refineries as Fifth Air Force jets deter Red MiGs. Navy aviators on Boxer Princeton and Essex report Allied fliers forced to bail out and being fired on. An Air Force spokesman offered cautious comment on the incidents.
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Russian
Siberia
Fifth Air Force
Boxer
Princeton
Essex
Navy
U.S.S
Air Force
Weather explains formation and reach of Atlantic hurricanes
The article describes how warm air masses form storms near the West Indian doldrums and how trade winds push these hurricanes across the Caribbean toward the U.S. East Coast. It notes storms near Puerto Rico this week follow a recent hurricane that hit the Carolinas, and warns of dangerous peripheral winds.
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Equator
West Indies
U.S
Caribbean
Puerto Rico
Carolinas
Stevenson and Eisenhower Campaign Across States
Schedule shows Stevenson touring San Francisco, Indianapolis, San Joaquin Valley, and Los Angeles from September 9 to 11 while Eisenhower speaks in Cleveland Portland Seattle Indianapolis and Amarillo during the same period. NATO maneuvers off Scandinavia begin on September 13 as contingency coverage.
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Cleved
O. Stevenson
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Wash
Protestant Episcopal Church
Boston
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Ithaca
N. Y
Stevenson
San Francisco
Indianapolis
Texas
Amarillo
Oscar Torp
Norway
New York
U.S
San Joaquin Valley
Calif
Los Angeles
NATO
Scandanavia
Eisenhower and Stevenson Ramp Up Presidential Campaigns
Eisenhower and Stevenson pressed their campaigns with strong speeches and broad travel. Stevenson urged mutual liberation for voters while Eisenhower attacked Washington corruption and promised a tough, nationwide message to win Southern support. The discussion covered states like Virginia Florida and Texas and a long-running coastal land dispute over tidelands. Stevenson backed Federal title to offshore lands amid a clash over states rights versus national control.
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Herbert Hoover
Virginia
Florida
Texas
States Rights
Congress
Eisenhower and Stevenson take stands on Taft Hartley and civil rights
The piece outlines Adlai Stevenson proposals to replace Taft Hartley with a law recognizing unions, banning unfair practices, rejecting labor injunctions, and new disputes methods. Eisenhower pledges no coercion, seeks labor input, and favors fair treatment without coercion. Truman campaigns to support Stevenson and attacks the GOP line.
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Adlai Stevenson
Congress
Mossadegh Faces Twin Dilemmas Over Oil Offer
Iran's Premier Mohammed Mossadegh wavers between accepting Western help and rejecting it. By turning down last week's Churchill Truman oil settlement proposal, he risks domestic bankruptcy and international suspicion.
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Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Japan Election Campaign Braces for Oct 1 Vote
Japan faces a high stakes general election on October 1 with 40 million voters. Premier Shigeru Yoshida’s Liberal Party pushes closer to the United States and a defense buildup while rivals Mamoru Shigemitsu and Ichiro Hatoyama seek to shape postwar policy and influence in a volatile Diet battle.
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United States
Shigeru Yoshida
Liberal Party
United Nations
Diet
House of Representatives
Yoshida
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Progressive Party
Ichiro Hatoyama
Shigemitsu
Hatoyama
Allied POW camps under control but flareups possible
Maj. Gen. Haydon L. Boatner notes that with 150000 prisoners in camps, occasional minor flareups are expected while praising fair handling. Trygve Lie observes progress toward realistic views of the UN amid lingering misunderstandings. Iran faces oil revenue loss after nationalization, Mossadegh risks power, and Truman Churchill propose a $10 million loan and ICJ arbitration, with Mossadegh summoning parliament to reject the offer.
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Haydon L. Boatner
U.N
Kose Island
U.S. Fourth Army
San Antonio
Tex
Mossadegh
Tudeh Party
Iran
Truman
Churchill
U.S
Britain
International Court of Justice
Tehran
International Court
Predicted UN Assembly to Take Up Korea and Truce Talks
In Short Predicted notes that the Korean war and truce negotiations will be on the agenda when the U.N. General Assembly meets in New York on October 14. The survey of 258 federal state and city law enforcement officials finds organized crime in lull but temporary. World meat production rises but cannot match population growth. Labor Day holidays claim 558 deaths, 432 in traffic. Field Marshal Sir William Slim named Governor General of Australia at age 61.
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Ernest A. Gross
U.S
U.N
U.N. General Assembly
New York
United States
Australia
Sir William Slim
Sidelights from Denver to Philadelphia on oddities
A five year old in Denver began kindergarten after a long booming baritone from birth following tonsil removal last November. A Grand Rapids man sued the BBB after being bilked by a sensational exotic book ad. In Philadelphia a holdup at a gas station led to a peculiar $150 theft where the robber kept $140 and returned $10.
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Phil Peralta
Phil
Grand Rapids, Mich
Better Business Bureau
Philadelphia
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