Tito Expands Yugoslav Garrison Ties With Trieste Standoff
President Tito declared reinforcement of Zone B and warned against Italian troops moving into Zone A. He proposed a long term settlement granting Italy sovereignty over Trieste in exchange for Yugoslav control over the rest of the territory, while urging vigilance and unity among Yugoslavs.
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Belgrade
Yuugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Trieste
Tito
Italy
Leskovac
United States
Britain
Zone A
Yugoslavia
Washington
Rep
Fulton
R-Pa
Harold Stassen
U. S
Hagen
R-Minn
London
Zone B
Free Territory
U.S
Summerfield Won't Fight Tax Finding
General Summerfield said he will not appeal a tax ruling on proceeds from his wife's stock sale. The Internal Revenue Bureau argued for higher income tax, while the case was settled on the basis of the bureau's finding. Summerfield noted the Detroit collector approved the return, but Washington officials upheld the higher rate.
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Washington
Tito
Summerfield
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Dem
Bureau
Amer cix
Collector of
Internal Revenue
Detroit
Bureau of
Revenue
T. Coleman Andrews
U. S. Court of Tax
Court Action Initiated To Speed Senate Choice
Ohio court action requests a writ to compel Gov Lausche to appoint a U S Senator promptly after Senator Taft's death. Paul Herbert argues this vacancy must be filled forthwith, while Lausche plans to name a successor in due time before Congress reopens.
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Senate
Columbus
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Supreme Court
Lausche
Frank J. Lausche
Paul M. Herbert
Congress
Herbert
High Court
Paul Herbert
John W. Bridker
Ohio Republican
Sen
Taft
Lausthe
United States
Churchill Urges East West Pact and Talks With Russia
Churchill appeals for a friendly conference of world leaders and an American backed non aggression treaty to curb a potential Third World War. He still hopes Eisenhower and Laniel will accept face to face talks with Malenkov and stresses maintaining the Western Alliance. He warns France to join the EDC or risk direct links between West Germany and NATO.
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Wong
Churchill
Joseph Stalin
Margate
England
Georgi Malenkov
Her
European Defense Community
EDC
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Chiang Sees Red Crackup
In Formosa, Chiang Kai Shek presided over a double tenth celebration with a military parade by the 52nd Army and other forces before officials. A crowd exceeding 100000 attended a rally with Maj. Gen. William C. Chase, while Chiang warned that Red China faces physical and spiritual exhaustion and would collapse when the Nationalists strike, though he gave no date.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
Chiang Kai- Shek
Chiang
William C. Chase
U.S. Military Assistance Group
MAG
Red China
A&P antitrust case eyed for early settlement
Attorney General Brownell said the Justice Department will push settlements where possible as it renews anti trust actions. He cited McGrath's 3 year old suit against A&P seeking its breakup and other cases in negotiation.
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Washington
Atty_ Gen
Brownell
Justice Department
Atty
J. Howard McGrath
A&p
McGrath
Columbus
Ohio
Eisenhower
Ohio Federation of Republican Women’s
Indianapolis
John W. Bricker
McKinney
Ferguson Says Audit Vindicates Office
Ohio state auditor Joseph T. Ferguson calls an independent audit covering his four years in office a complete vindication of charges from his last campaign. The article notes his defeat by James A. Rhodes after a lengthy tenure amid controversy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph T. Ferguson
Second tallest building sale nets 52 million in New York
The T1 story Chrysler Building second tallest office structure and two adjacent buildings were sold Friday for 52 million dollars. The three buildings Chrysler Building East and Graybar Building were transferred to Webb & Knapp and Lazard Freres & Co.
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New York
Chrysler
Graybar
Webb & Knapp
Lazard Freres & Co
Major CIO wage demands meet Chamber opposition
Washington reports the U.S. Chamber of Commerce attacking annual wage demands by CIO unions as harmful to the economy. The chamber argues production and growth matter for prosperity while unions claim security measures protect workers amid layoffs and pay cuts.
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Washington
Majo
CIO
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Riot Leader Acquitted of Wrecking Property
William St Cyr 27 of Hartford Conn was acquitted of maliciously destroying property in the Halloween prison riot but found guilty of rioting. He faces a $500 fine and 30 days in the workhouse after release from Ohio Penitentiary where he is serving 10 to 25 years for armed robbery.
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Columbus
Ohio
William St. Cyr
Hartford
Conn
Bobcats Rout Western Reserve 39–0 in Saturday clash
In a decisive afternoon game the Ohio University Bobcats blunted Western Reserve 39 to 0. Ted Jackson opened scoring in the first quarter, grabbing two first downs and setting up the second touchdown as Reigland and Davidoff anchored Reserve and OU players lined the turf in a sport photo.
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Ohio University Attuck
Ted Jackson
Western Reserve
Bobcats
Reigland
Davidoff
Mahoney
Messenger Sportsphoto
OU Notches 2nd Victory in M A Play
Ohio University powered past Western Reserve 39 0 at Ohio Stadium in an opening day rout. The Bobcats, now 2 1 in sixteenth series games since 1912, launched with a 59 yard TD run, then added a barrage of attempts that stalled near the Reserve goal line. A late interception halted another scoring drive as OU dominated on both sides of the ball.
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Jack Gilbert
Ohio University
Western Reserve
Bobcats
Red Cats
Crm
Cleveland
Ohio
Ascami
Ted Jackson
Bobrcats
Aard
Toledo
Harvard
Tf OU
Bill Frederick
Curt Spar
Charles Wilson
Invaders
Larry Lawrence
Boscats
Wable sought as PA crime net widens in two states
Police hunt for John Wesley Wable after ballistic tests tied a foreign pistol to the murders of two truck drivers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike and wounding another. Authorities in Pennsylvania and Ohio canvassed cities and rural areas aided by descrip tions and photos.
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Pittsburgh
Pennnsylvania Turnpike
John Wesley ‘Wable
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wable
Col
C. M. Wilhelm
Foelice
Col. Wilhelm
Zanesville
JPI
Harold St. John
Dorchester
Mass
Harding
Columbus
Ammo Truck Car Collision Sparks Explosions Near Boys Town
An ammunition truck and a passenger car collided on a four lane highway ten miles west of Omaha. A series of explosions followed injuring two and killing three people. The co owner of a nearby inn died of a heart attack. Victims include Laura McClaskey 67 Theo McClaskey 72 both Geneva Illinois and Mrs Harrie Paige 65 Omaha. Chester Dazerman co owner of the Ten Mule Inn collapsed and died.
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Omaha
Here
Boys Town
Laura McClaskey
Theo McClaskey
Geneva
Harrie Paige
Chester Dazerman
Uin
Manslaughter Charge Filed in Columbus Pedestrian Crash
Patrolman Charles Cooper charged with second degree manslaughter after his police cruiser struck and killed Edna Mae Gieke 40, of Firebrick Lawrence County. Cooper and cruiser partner William Edgington resigned after a hearing before Safety Director Donald Cook and Chief Frank Harrison.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles Cooper
Cooper
Wiliam Edgington
Donald D. Cook
Frank J. Harrison
Edna Mae Gieke
Firebrick
Lawrence County
Storm Rips Florida Heads Out to Sea
A tropical storm lashed Florida with gales and rain then regained strength over the Atlantic Saturday heading toward open water. The storm formed in the Gulf of Mexico crossing Florida from the Gulf coast to Vero Beach with winds near a mile a minute and a 10 by 150 mile rain band north and east of the center.
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Miami
Fla
Floriday
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Floridai
the Gorda
Gulf Coast
Vero Beach
Atlante
Bleachers Collapse Injures Thirteen At Oklahoma High School Game
In Shattuck Oklahoma a bleacher collapse during the Woodward Shattuck high school football game injured 13 spectators. Officials blamed teens jumping, noting the crowd may have been overcrowded. Injured were taken to hospitals and the game resumed.
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Shattuck
Okla
W. E. Gorley
Crash Kills 21 as U.S. Backs British Actions in Guiana
In Georgetown British Guiana, British troops and warships hold strategic positions while civilians remain calm after a fatal collision between a bus and a train near Linares. The incident follows political upheaval in Chile and Washington's concern over threats to Western Hemisphere stability.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Santiago
Chile
Washington
Britain
Linares
Thement
Police Press Hunt for Lost Ransom Money
The pursuit of missing ransom money in the Hubby Green kidnapping case moved to the Meramec River banks as authorities questioned half the $600,000 payment. Hall and Bonnie Heady remained in custody on federal extortion charges after a taxi driver tipped police. Rewards totaling $2,590 were announced for cabbie John Hager, with contributions from his employer, the local union, and international union leader Dave Beck.
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ST. Louis
Hubby Greenlease
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
Kansas City
Little Bobby
Halli
St Louis
Meramec
John Hager
Hall
AFL Teamsters Union
Hager
Dave Beck
College grid scores snapshot of 1940s era games
Ohio U. defeated Western Reserve 39 to 0 while others show Yale over Columbia 13 to 7 Duke and Fordham splits, Texas A&M edged Oklahoma A M 14 to 14, Mississippi beat Vanderbilt 28 to 6, Auburn over Miss State 21 to 21, and numerous other lines reflect a busy weekend of early college football results.
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Ohio U
Western Reserve
Elanora
Ohio State
Miami
Ohio
W. Michigan
Pittsburgh
Nebraska
Yale
Columbia
Denison
Wooster
Army
Dartmouth
Maryland
Macon
Princeton
Rutgers
Michigan
Iowa
Michigan State
TCT
Bowling Green
Bradley
West Virginia
W & TL
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Holy Cross
Bucknell
Indiana
Marquette
Harvard
Colgate
Syracuse
Fordham
Rhode Island
Brown
Penn State
Boston
California
Pennsylvania
Navy
Cornell
Marrland
Georgia
Virginm
G. Wash
Duke
Purdue
South Carolina
Furman
Minnesota
Northwestern
Westminster
Bethany
Ghia Wesleyan
Case & Oklahoma
Wichita
Oklahoma
Texas
Baylor
Arkansas
A. State
Central State
Kansas
Colorado
Brigham Young
Idaho
Knox
Carleton
Trinity
Tufts
Alabama
Tulsa
Wyoming
Colorado A&m
Carnegie Tech
Johns Hopkins
Kansas State
Jows State
Auburn
Miss. State
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
VMI
the Citadel
Vinton Man Killed In Two Car Crash Near Route 23
A two car collision Friday night near Circleville left 32 year old Ohin-2 Clen W Tatman of McArthur Route 1 fatally injured. The crash occurred at an intersection about three miles east of Route 23.
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Circleville
Ohin
Clen W. Tatman
McArthur
Two County
Yanks Ready as UN Presses for POW Clarifications
In Panmunjom area 22,500 Chinese and North Korean prisoners of war who repudiated communism await return home. The UN and Indian observers push for an early plan to explain, while South Korea orders precautionary evacuations and flags potential force to secure POWs. Lt Gen Thrumayya seeks a prompt Communist reply on بدء explanation work.
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Panmuniom
Nly
Panmunjom
8Th Army
China
North Korea
K. 3. Trhumayya
USAF Hikes Bomber Goal to 137 Wings by 1956
The Air Force aims for 137 wings by 1956 with long range planes able to carry atomic bombs, while preserving the original 143 wing target. A wing ranges from 30 bombers to 73 fighters and the plan includes a 127 wing level as a potential interim step, pending Defense Department approval.
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Washington
Air Force
M.duay
Defense Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wilson
Fifteen Cars Crash On Smogey Turnpike
Elizabeth New Jersey report details a chain collision on the smogboard turnpike near the Newark border. Fifteen cars smashed head to tail. several vehicles rammed, four cars caught fire, three destroyed by flames, and multiple injuries reported.
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Smogey Turnpike
Elizabeth
Das Fmiazhr
New Jersey
Newark
Pric
Ramimee
State Workers Get Longer Vacations
A new state law will grant hundreds of state employees an extra week of vacation with pay, extending benefits for those with 15 or more years of service. The law, passed by the last Legislature, becomes effective Oct. 27. Banks in Gallia County and Gallopolis will also close Monday for Columbus Day.
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Columbus
China
William O Nei
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Gallocis and
Vinton
Bids To Free 3 Yanks Fail
The State Department says its efforts to obtain information on three Americans detained in Red China last March have failed. Thirty three Americans remain in Chinese custody with no progress in securing their release or rights to depart. The department stated it will not comment on potential actions toward detainees.
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Washington
State Department
Comerunent
Crna
C.zed
Horikong
Department
China
Chinese Communista
French Farm Bloc To Barricade Roads
More than 390000 farmers in the southwest third of the nation will barricade highways Monday to demand legislation to prop livestock prices. They also seek marketing reforms to cut middlemen and strengthen farm support.
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Joseph -Center
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