Air battles rage in Korea as 193 planes clash
The report details two fierce air battles over northwest Korea involving 193 aircraft with 106 Communist planes claimed shot down, equal to a daily record. It notes Allied strikes on 650 trucks aiding reinforcements, Chinese troops blocking an UN objective west of Chorwon, and no reply to Ridgway's armistice proposal while Chu Teh accuses the US of obstructing talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Fifth Air Force
Chorwon
Ridgway
Kaesong
Songhyon
Tokyo
Bradley
Radioactive Waste Buried at Sea
New York report outlines burial methods for hazardous wastes. Liquid concentrates from hot laboratories are mixed with cement in oil drums and dumped 100 miles offshore. Similar coffins are buried deep in isolated atomic cemeteries, fenced and clearly marked to deter trespassers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fan Blade Kills Taxi Driver in New York
Vincent Somma a 43 year old taxi driver was killed when a fan blade came loose from the taxi engine as he bent over the motor to inspect trouble. He was found slumped under the lifted hood with a fan blade embedded in his skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vincent Somma
Finnish Teachers Train in United States Program
Eleven Finnish teachers arrived in the United States for training under a program allowing payments on Finland’s World War I debt for educational exchanges. They are the first participants and will be trained in various branches of secondary education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash Ton
United States
Battery Powers 15 Miles Of Barbed Wire Fences
A single battery is described as capable of supplying current to approximately 15 miles of barbed wire fence. The report focuses on the anticipated efficiency and practical deployment for border or ranch fencing projects.
12 O'Clock Quotations and Market Snapshots Glance
A dense list of New York stock market quotations from Merrill Lynch shows values for Air Reduction to Ang asset value. Includes numerous named companies, percentages and prices. last item notes Ang asset value and offering price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang
Chicago livestock market report shows mixed gains and declines
Hogs rise 10 to 25 cents with 190 to 270 pound hogs at 21.75 to 21.85. Cattle weaken with high choice steers 38.25 to 40.25, good and choice 32.00 to 38.00, cows 26.50 to 29.00, vealers 30.00 to 37.00. Lambs dip 50 cents, good to prime 30.50 to 31.50, yearlings 28.50 to 29.00. North Carolina hosts nineteen of the twenty oak species in state flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montem Ward
Amer Can
Motorola Inc
Amer Carés Ptt
Mueller Brass
Amer Cyana
Murray Corp
Amer Locomo
Nashane
Amer P
Amer Hore
Nat Can Corp
Amer
Amer Rad
Nat Cylinder
Nat Dairy Pro
Amer Tel
Natl Supply
Prnch Oil
Natomas Co
Armco Steel
NY Central
Armoury& Co
North Am Avian
Ashland Oil
North NatGas
Assoc
North Pac RR
Ohio Edison
Avco Manula
Edillips Petrol
Sutter Bros
PittScrw&Bolt
Plymouth Oil
Canada Dry
Canadian Pac
Ned $ Pla Carrier Corp
Pussman
Colo Fuel Iron
Safeway
Columbia Gas
St Joseph Ld
Columbia Car
Sti-Sf Rail
Comer Credit
St Regis Paper
Com Solvents
Schenley Indus
Edison
Seaboard Oil
Consol Edison
Sears Roebuck
Consol Vultee
Seiber Rubber
Con Baking
Servel Inc
Aon
Con Motors Co
Shamrock OU
Continent
Eastman Rod
Sterling Dru
Eastern Airlin
Stewart Warn
el Auto
Atte Pit Studebaker
Eifacewaices Igi
Aso
Firth Carpet
Svivan Elect
Foster Wheeler
Syming Gould
Fruchau
Gair Co
Tex Gulf
General Elect
General Foods
TexPac Coal
General Tire
Gillette Safety
Timken Roller
Gimble Bros
Transam Corp
Glidden Co
Tram
iLerner
Wheeling Steel
Libby McNeill
Lion
Willys Overind
Wilson & Co
Tew's Inc
Youngsee A Lone Star Cem
Youngsta Star
Lortilard New One Cies
Amer Maracabo
Hagestine Corp
Am Super Power
Humble Oil
Ark Nat Gas
Pivywooog
Burma Corp
Star Gas
Geman Acris Walt Wellee Fies
Claude Neon
Nat Fuel
Carron Rey Co
Niles-B-Pond
Coaden Petrol
Gg Mca
South Royalty
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Taxi driver fined after handshaking incident at intersection
Detroit report says Abraham Sanon received a traffic ticket for shaking hands with a woman in a busy center intersection while signaling a turn. He claimed she grabbed his hand from the taxi window and delayed him. Sanon got a suspended sentence.
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Detroit
Abraham Sanon
Sanon
Andrew C. Wood
Lanon
Soldiers by Night AHS Pupils by Day
Two Amarillo Air Field airmen Billy Insel and Steve Phillips become the first to use the Amarillo School Board rule granting tuition exemption for military personnel attending AHS day classes. Insel, 19, from Murfreesboro Tennessee, and Phillips a former Bell High School student in Washington DC, will study American history typing speech and consumer education alongside cooking duties on the night shift with the 3320th Food Service. Insel hopes to earn his diploma as his sister readies her diploma in Tennessee the same spring.
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Effie Burkhalter
Amarillo Air Field
Amarillo
Billy Insel
Steve Phillips
Billy
Steve
3320Th Food Service
Insel
Police
Fire
Lackland Air Force Base
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Air Corps
National Guard
Tennessee
AHS
Texas
Phillips
Bell High School
Washington, DC
Illinois youth 17 charged in $15712 hold up
The FBI alleges 17 year old Arthur Dredske Jr of near Rockford robbed the Woodford Wisconsin State Bank yesterday flee ing with 15712 in cash. Bank cashier Arleigh Johnson and assistant Jean Campbell identified him and $12382 loot was recovered at his Rockford home.
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Rockford
Ill
FBI
Woodford
Wis
R. L. Murphy
Milwaukee
Arthur Dredske
Dredske
Winnebago Conty
Murphy
Illinois State Line
Kenosha
Jean Campbell
Arleigh Johnson
Reserve Period Long in France Military Training System
In France after 18 months of active duty a soldier joins the reserve for three years then enters the first reserve for 16 years and the second reserve for 72 years. Enlisted and officers may be called for short refresher trainings as defined by law.
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Paris
France
Australia grows jute substitute amid shifting crops
Canberra reports Australia experiments with kenaf as a jute substitute due to shrinking supplies. Cuba imported seeds, with experimental plots in New Guinea and at a government farm in Grafton New South Wales.
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Canberra
Australia
Pakistan
Cuba
New Guinea
Grafton
New South Wales
Army camp water use far exceeds civilians in Rucker
Engineer Roy E. Hobbs at the Rucker Army camp reports soldiers use about 70.1 gallons of water per day each, roughly double the civilian rate, signaling unusually high consumption at the facility in South Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
Rucker
Ala
South Alabama
Roy E. Hobbs
First Big League Game for 1,000,000th Sox Visitor
Kenneth Cook of Anderson Indiana admitted it was his first big league game after being honored as the 1,000,000th person to attend a Chicago White Sox home game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Kenneth Cook
Chicago White Sox
Uranium Found in Atlas Mountains of Morocco
Colonel Pommerie director of industrial production at Rabat announced a uranium discovery in the South Atlas Mountains at Bouazzer and Aze Gour on October 2. The find marks a potential geologic resource near Casablanca with national significance.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Pommerie
Rabat
South Atlas Mountains
Bouazzer
Azegour
Husky Blonde Wins Decision Over Big Deer
Maxine Bloomquist a 6 foot blonde from the State Banking Commission fought a deer while fishing near Estes Park. She sustained thigh and arm bruises after grabbing the animal by the antlers and twisting its ear. The 200 pound buck fled after the struggle leaving the deer with ear injury and a broken antler tip. Emily Bloomquist witnessed the encounter and quipped that a fast buck doesn’t stand a chance against the gals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Maxine Bloomquist
State Banking Commission
Maxine
Emily Bloomquist
Estes Park
Amarillo College Students React To Integrations
A group of Amarillo College students provides varied opinions on admitting Black students. Some express support for equal access and learning opportunities, while others fear disturbance and trouble in classrooms. The mixed views reflect broader national debate on desegregation in higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo College
Joyce
Maller
Man jailed after bogus letters fail to cash check in Spokane
A Spokane business refused to cash a man’s check after examining letters of reference. The letters were addressed to the man in care of a county jail in a nearby town. Police arrested him for vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
U.P
Raiders Slip Away as Riot Gun Is Stolen in Jacksonville
Two Jacksonville police officers left their cruiser briefly near the county medical center entrance. When they returned, their riot gun was missing, and the theft is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
County Medical Center
Man Arrested For Forged Check Purchase In Columbia
A Columbia man was arrested for using a forged check to buy a check writing machine for 82.40 dollars. Police identified the suspect after the discrepancy in the payment and secured the item as part of the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Stolen artificial leg strains Manila romance tale
Adoracion Patigdas, 21, told Quezon City police she stole Teofilo Montalla's artificial leg because she wanted to keep him all to herself. Montalla, 23, said he was definitely through with Adoracion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Adoracion Patigdas
Quezon City
Teofilo Montalla
Montalla
Adoracion
Amarillo College to Admit Negro Students Amid Debate
Four Negro applicants sought enrollment at Amarillo College but none appeared. The board voted 4 to 2 to admit Negro students who meet qualifications, amid civic group support and concerns about integration and educational opportunity. A separate note from Muncie, Indiana, records a man jailed for intoxication after trying to bail out his brother.
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Branch College
Amarillo College
Celia Ann Bennett
Carver High School
Sam Houston College
Austin
Dorothy Reese
Prairie View Normal College
Prairie View
Freddie Imogene Jackson
O. L. Price High School
Taylor
Tex
Willetta Jackson
Dawson
Texas
Big Spring School Board
Howard County Junior College
C. E. Dodd
Big Spring College
Dodd
Big Spring
Carver School
Council of Community Organizations
Mount Zion Baptist Church
W. G. Crawford
Council
Muncie, Ind
Muncie
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