Whitehead Mascots Turn Warfront Rabbits Into Hope
Marines land at the Han river shore as amtracks advance under fire. Sergeant Kent retrieves three white rabbits found in a bed of straw and shares them with frightened local civilians, lifting spirits as Major Ehrlich directs fire and evacuation. The rabbits become symbols of resilience for the Third Battalion amid heavy combat.
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Maj
Mike Erhlich
San Diego
Seoul
Pede Sores
Mike Ehrlich
Mike
Han
Equal pay support widens in ILO inquiries
Geneva reports that the International Labor Office findings show 15 countries favor equal pay for women and men for equal work, while 11 countries prefer a less obligatory approach. The figures reflect ongoing debates over wage parity across nations and labor standards.
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Geneva
Switzerland
International Labor Office
Advocates Oscar For Makeup Artists In Hollywood
Hollywood actor Jeff Corey argues makeup artists deserve Academy Awards noting their 50 percent contribution to performances. He cites their skill in crafting era-appropriate, expressive makeup, explains facial physiology and aging, and recalls iconic looks like Karloff, Dunne, Ferrer, Chaney, and Blyth.
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Hollywood
Jeff Corey
Corey
George Raft
David Garrick
Boris Karloff
Frankenstein
Irene Dunne
Queen Victoria
Jose Ferrer
Cyrano
Lon Chaney
Wolf Man
Ann Blyth
Death by own action suspected in Dr Sander aide death
Hooksett New Hampshire authorities concluded Helen Maciolek 25 secretary to Dr Hermann Sander likely died by her own action. The body was found in a ravine near her home with no external wounds and a two ounce jigger and envelope nearby. Autopsy results awaited to determine stomach contents and cause. The secretary had been a key witness in Dr Sander murder trial last spring.
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Helen Maciolek
Hermann N. Sander
Sander
Raymond K. Perkins
Perkins
Lindsay Rice
Miss Macidlek
Helen
Thomas Maciolek
Pennsylvania
New York
Abbie Borreto
Marshall stalls on Formosa policy and German rearmament
Marshall defers official comment on both Formosa policy and rearming Germany while awaiting confirmation as Defense Secretary designate. Yochihiko Miyahara traveled from southern Japan to Tokyo to receive a CIO from the British Broadcasting Corporation for an overseas listening competition.
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Germany
Marshall
Yochihiko Miyahara
Japan
Tokyo
Cio
British Broadcasting Coronny
Tanaka's view on Japan's militarism and democracy
Tanaka recalls Japan's prewar education shifting to field drills under Tojo and questions the depth of democratic ideas among youth. He warns revival of militarism could quash new democratic thinking, noting democracy must be taught across classes and pressed by outsiders. He cautions truth may be relative and progress uncertain.
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Tanaka
Japan
Tojo
Gruver Girl Hurt in Crash
Anna Marie Melanie 20 remains in critical condition at Hans Ford County Hospital Spearman after a jeep containing her two brothers overturned while moving furniture. Raymond 14 suffered serious injuries and shock. Leslie 21, driver, was uninjured. The trio were en route home on a dirt street when the trailer overturned.
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Anna Marie Melanie
Hansford County
Spearman
Raymond Melanie
Leslie Melanie
Miss Melanie
Warm Weather Prevails Across US Including Midwest
Summer like conditions continued in the southeast and central regions while cooler pockets appeared in the northeast Great Lakes and Pacific Northwest. Early temperatures ranged from the 30s in northern New England to highs of 89 in Des Moines 90 in Kansas City and St. Louis with a rain belt stretching from the upper Ohio Valley through central Illinois and Indiana into the central plains. Thunder showers were reported in the southern plains and across the south and central Rockies.
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New England
Duluth
Minn
Des Moines
Kansas City
St. Louis
Ohio Valley
Illinois
Indiana
Central Plains
Southern Plains
Rockies
Hereford C C Names Secretary
Hereford Texas September 20 Tom McFarland head of the local Employment Service was named secretary manager of the Hereford Chamber of Commerce during the leave of absence for Pete Cowart Cowart will report Oct 5 for active service in the Army reserve He was a captain The chamber board announced the hire after a Hotel Jim Hill meeting with O L Bybee Wayne Edwards Don Zimmerman Robert Weigel Guy Lawrence Bruce Wooddell Dr Will F Graham and Cowart present
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Tom McFarland
Texas Employment Service
Hereford Chamber of Commerce
O. P
Pete” Cowart
Cowart
Camp Hood
Organized Army Reserve
Hereford Chamber
McFarland
Jim Hill
Amarillo High Holds Minute of Prayer for World Peace
Students at Amarillo High joined nationwide observances yesterday as a minute of prayer for world peace. At the moment, Student Council temporary president John Isaacs rang the bell four times signaling the start of quiet prayers and a pause in activities.
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Amarillo High School
United States
John Isaacs
Hoffmans ECA clash over foreign aid amendment
Paul G Hoffman head of the Economic Cooperation Administration says the amendment would create problems for the agency and for European countries. Senator Bradley urges opposition to Cannon who fears it would embarrass the US with allies and could bar economic aid to friendly nations shipping food or cloth to Russia during active hostilities in Korea. Despite concerns, passage seems likely as lawmakers seek re election safety, with Wherry amendment among Senate House disputes yet likely to be resolved.
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Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Cannon
Russia
Security Council
United Nations
Hoffman
Bradley
House
Wherry
Senate
Inchon Landing Leads Daylight Push Across River
The lead battalion, first ashore Friday at Inchon port west of Seoul, stormed the river in amtraks after Navy guns shelled Red strong points from Inchon waters. Big guns from Missouri joined Taetiner to lob shells inland as ground artillery and air units pounded the Reds before dawn. AP Correspondent Don White reports.
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Inchon Port
Seoul
Inchon
Taetiner
Missouri
Don Whitehead
South Koreans Land North of Pohang
The Army announced that South Korean Marines landed and established a beachhead at Samchok on Korea’s east coast opposite Seoul. Samchok lies about 105 miles north of Pohang, and the Third South Korean Division had occupied Pohang after bombardment by the battleship Missouri. Samchok serves as an eastern railroad terminus to Seoul and a key point on the coastal highway from North Korea toward the southeast battle area.
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Washington
Samchok
Korea
Seoul
Pohang
North Korea
Marines Storm River Barrier With Rabbits As Mascots
The document describes a World War II river assault where Army and Marines crossed in a nighttime operation. Master Sgt Anthony Kent of Salina Kansas led the first wave carrying a box of three fluffy white rabbits, mascots of the Fifth Regiment, as Marines pressed ashore with heavy casualties reported in the effort to secure the river crossing.
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Salina
Kan
Kent
Fifth
Whitehead
Bill Ross
Ross
Texas
Marines Cross Han River At Seoul Front In Korean War
U N forces report First Marine Division crossing the Han River west of Seoul with river crossing gear moved forward. Marines brace on high ground north of Seoul as South Korean and Allied units push toward Kunwi Taegu Pohang and Kasan amid heavy fighting and air artillery support.
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Col
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Chesty
MacArthur
United Nations
Han River
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Yanghwa
Yongdongpo
Seventh Division
Southeast Korea
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Taegu
Kunwi
Kasan
Waegwan-Taejon
Heartbreak Highway
US 241 Division
Waegwan
Bem Price
Ruptured Waegwan Ashes Mark Korean Front
The weary infantrymen began a softball game as Waegwan, about 12 miles northwest of Taegu, lay mostly in ashes. South of Waegwan, US Second Division infantry pushed a third bridgehead across the Naktong River in Kyongsan, with the Second across the river in force along most of the front except the far north.
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Taegu
Naktong River
Kyongsan
Fort Worth Hit By Cloudburst
A heavy rainstorm drenched Fort Worth and Dallas, with Fort Worth recording about 5.05 inches in Meadowbrook and four flooded sections. The downpour extended toward Jacksboro and Hood County, and a thunderstorm spanned from south of Waxahachie to Waco, causing high water concerns before waters receded last night.
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Dallas
Texas
Meadowbrook
Jacksboro
Hood County
Waxahachie
Waco
Mrs Staahl Sells Gothenberg Hotel Amid Offical Rules Critique
Mrs Gunhilde Staahl sells her Gothenberg hotel in Sweden and criticizes the current official rules and regulations as being unmanageable for those with free and easy ways. The remark blames gypsies as the only group able to cope with the complexity of rules today.
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Gunhilde Staahl
Gothenberg
Sweden
Woman Charged in Slaying of Spouse
Fort Worth reporter says Mrs. Alma Hoffman was free on a 10000 dollar bond after being charged with murdering her husband O. B. Hoffman age 35. He was shot twice in the back and once in the arm with a rifle while writing a letter at home yesterday. She was arrested shortly after the shooting.
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Fort Worth
Alma Hoffman
O. B. Hoffman
Hoffman
Tito Hosts World Bank Chief in Belgrade Lunch
Premier Marshal Tito and Yugoslav economic officials entertained Eugene Black, World Bank director, and his wife at a luncheon. Black visits to review Yugoslavia's request for a multi million dollar loan.
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Tito
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Eugene Black
World Bank
Black
French Retreat After Dongkhe Assault Leaves Garrison Missing
French reconnaissance pilots over Dongkhe reported the fortress abandoned as rebels fled under heavy counter attack. Reports said the Communist capture of the town included seizing arms from retreating rebels. Fate of the French garrison remains unconfirmed, with fears they were killed.
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Page
Dongkhe
Turkey Filbert Growers Reluctant to Sell Despite Crop Hope
Turkish filbert growers show caution amid forecasted bumper harvest as many farmers delay selling and seek higher prices. Industry analysts note lingering price uncertainty and market demand remains muted, with potential impact on exports and packinghouse activity.
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Turkey
Fair exhibitor claims grand champion titles at fair
Fair exhibited the grand champion male Bob Domino 51st and Straus Royal Lady 23rd as grand champion female owned by Straus Medina Hereford Farm San Antonio. Frank Daugherty Orton rode Patsy Daugherty an 18-year-old mare to win the quarter horse rein ing class. Nancy Binford Wheelerado won the quarter horse cutting division aboard Blondie B. Bill Tallant Oklahoma City judge placed poultry entries. High School bands from Panhandle Phillips and Beaver Okla appeared on the midway.
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Bob Domino
Straus Royal Lady
Straus Medina Hereford Farm
San Antonio
Frank Daugherty
Orton
Patsy Daugherty
Nancy Binford
Wilderado
Blondie
Ww. Co
Bill” Tallant
Oklahoma City
Brazil Moves to Curb Exports of Strategic Products
Brazil shows a growing tendency to restrict exports of products having strategic importance. Officials argue limits protect domestic industries and national security, signaling tighter controls across key sectors and potential impact on trade partners.
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Brazil
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