South Koreans Push Deep Into North Near Wonsan Coast
South Korean troops crossed 75 miles north of the 38th parallel toward Wonsan on the Sea of Japan coast with air and naval support. The United Nations forces, about 175,000, prepared a major follow up as estimates placed North Korean casualties around 200,000 with over 40,000 prisoners.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Sea of Japan
United Nations
Wonsan
MacArthur
South Korea
Tongchon
Pohang
Parallel 38
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Haeju
Hwachon
Pukhan
Yongdae
Yachon
Inje
Chunchon
War's End May Change U S Military Deployment Plans
Washington AP reports an early Korean War end could alter deployment while defense buildup continues toward 3 million. Plans consider expanding air force to 95 110 groups as Army weighs cadre divisions for Europe and reserve activations remain uncertain under ongoing crisis.
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Washington
United States
Far East
Truman
Congress
Korea
Pentagon
Germany
National Guard
ARMY
Escapee Robert Preyer Fends Off Lima Police Chase
Insane convict Robert Preyer, 22, escapes from Kenton to Lima, steals cars, and eludes officers. Officers fire during a pursuit after he transfers a license plate in downtown Lima. Burglary loot valued around $1000 found in the Kenton car.
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Lima
State Highway Patrol
Robert Preyer
Lima State Hospital
Ohio
Kenton
Preyer
Crawford County
Tom Templeton
Prever
Turner Implement Co
Lewis Blasts Truman as State Dept Dogs Inhabiting
John L. Lewis fired back at President Truman saying he would appoint a dog catcher to impound the supposedly “sad dogs” in the State Department. He argued such an appointment would require a new federal bureau and thousands of employees, increasing taxes.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
State Department
Truman
Department of State
Lewis
Colorado
Neal Bishop
Dog Department
Bishop
Police Seek Youth In Zanesville Slaying
Zanesville police sought a local youth for questioning in the slaying of 63 year old pool hall operator James Omen. Det. Capt. Robert Snelling said the youth threatened robbery but investigators had not yet confirmed a robbery. Omen was found at his pool hall with head injuries and a slashed throat during the World Series game broadcast.
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Zanesville
James
Robert Snelling
Omen
Snelling
GE Grants Increase To Retired Employees
New York The General Electric Company announced a voluntary cost of living raise for 7000 already retired employees. Most beneficiaries will see monthly increases between 24 and 49 dollars with some receiving higher amounts.
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New York
General Electric Company
Lazarus proposes five point plan to curb inflation
Fred Lazarus Jr. president of Federated Department Stores outlined a five point program at an Ohio State University luncheon. He urged cutting federal non military spending to improve efficiency in military procurement and recommended a savings program for the public selling more bonds outside banks reducing the money supply restricting credit and raising taxes.
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Columbus
Fred Lazarus
Federated Department Stores
Ohio State University
Lazarus
Pittsburgh Strike Shuts City Newspapers
There was no sign today of an agreement in the AFL mailers strike, which has forced the shutdown of Pittsburgh newspapers.
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Pittsburgh
AFL
Bricker proposes modified federal rent control extension
Sen Bricker R Ohio signals possible extension of federal rent controls beyond December 31 in modified form when Congress reconvenes November 27. He cites housing shortages from defense cuts and more soldiers entering service, urging adjustments to ceilings to reflect current prices and dollar value. Maybank argues against revising local option rent laws in lame duck session. Chairman Spence plans hearings on new rent control measures after the break.
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Washington
Bricker
Ohio
Congress
Maybank
D-Sc
Senate Banking Committee
Spence
D-Ky
House Banking Committee
CIO Leader Resigns Over Taft Support
Otto L. Lyman treasurer of the Trumbull County CIO Council resigns to back Senator Taft. He cites pressure to fund and support a campaign to defeat Taft and says the CIO should serve workers, not partisan politics. Lyman, a union member since 1914, had his photo with Taft criticized.
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Niles
Sen
Taft
Trumbull County
CIO Council
CIO
Robert A. Taft
Dudley Field Malone Dies in California
Dudley Field Malone, 68, internationally known attorney and actor, former Democrat, died in Culver City California. Malone gained national fame as Clarence Darrow's associate in the 1925 Scopes evolution trial.
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Culver City
Calif
Dudley Field Malone
Malone
Clarence Darrow
UN Assembly Meets Today To Approve Crossing 38th
New York reports the United Nations Assembly will vote to approve an American backed resolution urging Korea’s 38th parallel crossing. Britain and eight powers sponsor the plan. Soviet bloc opposition persists with a rival proposal.
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UN Assembly
New York
United Nations Assembly
MacArthur
38Th Parallel
Korea
Britain
Australia
Cuba
Brazil
Philippines
Netherlands
Norway
Pakistan
Soviet Union
Vishinsky
Brannan Plan Losing Favor Across Administration
Vice President Barkley hinted the Brannan farm plan for agricultural support is losing favor within the administration. He said the proposal is controversial and not committed to by the administration while on a 15 state tour for Democratic candidate, avoiding attacks on Wisconsin politicians and stressing a positive party program and likely continued Democratic control of Congress after the November elections.
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Milwaukee
Brannan Farm Plan
Barkley
Wisconsin
Alexander Wiley
Joseph McCarthy
Wiley
McCarthy
Washington
Congress
Police Seek Slaying Motive in Medina Farm Case
Harold Mast, 23, was found by his wife lying in the farm yard with a bullet wound to the back. He died at Medina Community Hospital after a shot entered his right shoulder. Police knew no motive as deputies chased a suspect in Cleveland. the shooting occurred about 10 p.m. and he died early today.
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Columbus
Homer Jack Dean
Dean
Elmo C. Rice
Ralph J. Bartlett
Rice
Home of Friends
Lawrence County
Medina, O
Harold Mast
Medina Community Hospital
Rande Mast
Medina
Medina County
Cleveland
Mast
WomanIdentifies Corpse Believed Son Alive in Jail
A Louisville woman who prepared funeral plans for her son, 19 year old James Wilford Schooler, found him alive in Cincinnati Hamilton County Jail. Schooler, an escapee from the Kentucky House of Reform, was mistaken for a dead youth killed in Harlan County. The error followed a mistaken corpse identification by Mrs. Ora Shulthise amid jail meetings and official verification.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Hamilton County
Ora Shulthise
James Wilford Schooler
Harlan County
Kentucky
Cornelius
McClure
Schooler
ALC Merger Prospects At Biennial Convention
Delegates at the American Lutheran Church biennial convention in Columbus elected Dr. Henry F. Schuh president, endorsing a merger with Evangelical Lutherans and United Evangelical Lutherans. A nine member committee to engage merger discussions was approved, with Schuh favored over Dr. Emmanual Poppin.
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Columbus
American Lutheran Church
ALC
Henry F. Schuh
Evangelical Lutherans
United Evangelical Lutherans
Dr. Schuh
Emmanual Poppin
C. C. Hein
Five Boys Rescued From Ohio River Near Steubenville
Five teenage boys clung to an overturned rowboat for 30 minutes in the Ohio River before two swam ashore to fetch help. A skiff from Atlas of Parkersburg picked up Kenneth Herman 14 Kenneth Roush 13 and Jerry Adams 14 of Tiltonsville after Martinsburg and Tiltonsville fire crews located the boat with aid of lights. The rescued youths suffered no ill effects. Ronald Boyd 13 and Chandler Herman 12 were the two who made it to shore.
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Steubenville
Ohio River
Atlas
Parkersburg
W. Va
Martinsburg
Tiltonsville
Kenneth Herman
Kenneth Roush
Jerry Adams
Ronald Boyd
Chandler Herman
Flying Saucer Films Sent To Wright Air Force
Great Falls Montana manager Nick Mari ana will send films to Wright Patterson Field Dayton today. He shot color pictures of two silver discs over a ball park on August 15.
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Great Falls
Mont
Air Technical Command
Wright-Patterson Field
Dayton
Nick Mariana
Ohio Child Conservation League elects Flanagan Toledo president
Springfield report notes the Ohio Child Conservation League elected E. Y. Flanagan as president from Toledo at last night’s meeting. The move positions Flanagan to lead the organization in statewide child welfare efforts.
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Springfield
Ohio Child Conservation League
E. Y. Flanagan
Toledo
U S. Seen Plotting Korea Colony Pravda Claim
Pravda asserts American business leaders planned Inchon invasion from a U S flagship and celebrated Korea as a colony at a banquet in Seoul. It also says North Korean forces retreated north, wells are salted, and thousands of U S wounded lie under the night sky.
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Moscow
Pravda
Inchan
U. S
Seoul
Korea
Communist Party
James
James Henry Doyle
Inchon
Rockefeller, Morgan, DuPont, and Harkness
Borzenko
Vienna Reds Defeat Ends Two-Day General Strike
Austria returned to normal after a two day communist strike attempt. Trains ran on schedule, street cars operated, and 50 000 striking Reds went back to work. Red demonstrators dismantled barriers and traffic resumed from Vienna into the Soviet zone.
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Vienna
Austria
Europe
Diplomat Angus Ward Assigned to Nairobi Kenya
State Department says Angus Ward, long held by Chinese communists in Manchuria for about four years, has been appointed consul general at Nairobi, Kenya in Southeast Africa. Ward is a career diplomat and the posting marks a shift to East Africa.
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Washington
Angus Ward
Manchuria
Southeast Africa
State Department
Ward
Nairobi
Kenya
Columbus Extended Forecast Highlights Temperature Trends
Col umbus forecast shows average temperatures 3 to 5 degrees above normal with highs near 60 and lows around 40. Warmer Saturday, cooler Sunday, warmer Tuesday, and cooler Wednesday. Showers are expected Sunday and again Wednesday, with precipitation around one quarter to one half inch.
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Columbus
Waynesburg Council posts $100 reward for tomato thrower
The Waynesburg village council offers a $100 reward for information leading to the person who threw a tomato at Senator Taft in the village. Mayor Ralph Sickafoose vows full prosecution and calls the incident embarrassing for the town.
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Canton
Waynesburg
Sen. Taft
Ralph Sickafoose
Comptroller Seeks Bank Condition Reports for Oct 4
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks at the close of business October 4.
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Washington
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