U N Receives Achesons Plan Against Aggression
US Secretary of State Dean Acheson presented a four point UN plan to empower the General Assembly to act against aggression. The agenda includes a veto free assembly, a roving observing commission, national armed units under UN guidance, and study of further actions while the Soviet Union pushes a rival three point plan.
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Acheson
NEW York
Dean Acheson Joay
United Nations General Assembly
ARVP
Bek Ceerr Trence Acheson
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Assembly
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United States
General Assembly
Security Council
Soviet Union
U.N. Commis
Marines Enter Seoul Amid Mysterious Tank Column From Manchuria
AP dispatches report American marines penetrating northwest Seoul via the Han River crossing as a 40-tank Red column from Antung in Manchuria advances toward the capital. General MacArthur and Lt. Gen. Shepherd caution it may take a week for securing the city.
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Seoul
Han River
10Th Corps
Inchon
Douglas MacArthur
Han
United Nations
Tokyo
Yellow Sea
Lemuel C. Shepherd
Pacific Fleet Marine Forces
Shepherd
MacArthur
Constellation
Scap
Honolulu
Russell Brines
Brines
Red China
Antung
Manchuria
North Korean Column Near Seoul Sparks Allied Push
U S Seventh Division advances along roads by rice paddies as North Korean units reportedly move toward Seoul within 30 air miles. Reds withdraws and many seek surrender while harvest season shapes allied tempo and supply lines as Marines push from the Han to Seoul.
Congress Set to Recess After Thanksgiving Week
Congress plans a Saturday night recess through Nov. 27 after approving the communist control bill 312 to 20 in the House and 51 to 7 in the Senate. A $4.7 billion tax hike and a $17 billion emergency defense bill loom, with a clash over an amendment restricting aid to arms sellers to communists. President Truman is expected to sign or veto these measures.
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Congress
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White House
Senate
House
Lucas
Illinois
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Senate House
Marshall Starts Duties Today as Defense Secretary
Washington- UP Gen George C Marshall begins duty as the nation's third defense secretary in three years and four days. He is 69 and previously secretary of state. No oath time set, he requested a brief ceremony. Senate confirmed Marshall by 57 to 11, after approval by House and president of civilian appointment.
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George C. Marshall
State
Marshall
Louis Johnson
Senate
House
President
Tariff Experts Set for International Conference in Torquay
A nine member U S delegation armed with five tons of papers heads to Torquay England for an international tariff cutting conference starting September 28. Assistant Secretary of State Willard L Thorp leads the vanguard sailing from New York aboard the Queen Elizabeth.
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United States
Torquay
England
Willard L. Thorp
New York
End of 37 Day Strike At Columbia Cement Plant
Workers at the Columbia Cement Division of Pittsburgh Plate Glass in East Fultonham ended a 37 day strike by accepting a new two year contract that provides a five cent per hour wage increase.
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Columbia Cement Division
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
East Fultonham
Want Ads Promote Quick Results in Local Paper
Scotty Reid praises Want Ad effectiveness. A 40¢ ad secures a cash buyer for a nearly new Kroehler living room suite at 3% price near Hocking Street and phone 21952. The column promises fast, inexpensive disposition of unwanted items and reaching targeted buyers.
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Mr. Reid
Kroehler
Hocking St
Estate of Samuel S Fels Valued at About 10 Million
Philadelphia reports industrialist Samuel S Fels left an estate estimated at roughly 10 million dollars. He died June 23 at age 90, leaving a tax payment of 950000 on an 1 million tax after a five percent early payment discount. Fels, president of the Fels Naptha Soap Co, funded the Franklin Institute planetarium and the Antioch College child study laboratory.
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Samuel S. Fels
Fels
Fels- Naptha Soap Co
Franklin Institute
Antioch College
Marooned Flyers Prepare Ski Descent
Six men and a girl marooned seven days atop a 6000 foot Icelandic glacier planned a ski and jeep descent as a U S army plane sent to rescue them crashed during takeoff. No injuries were reported though the aircraft suffered a damaged rudder and wingtip.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Skymaster
Post Office May Make Further Cuts
Senator Humphrey says the Post Office may curtail services further instead of restoring spring delivery cutbacks. He notes the department will absorb part of the 550 million dollar non defense spending cut approved by Congress in the 35 billion dollar appropriation bill.
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Washington
Humphrey
D-Minn
Post Office Department
Congress
Playwright George Bernard Shaw undergoes second major operation
Luton England report says the noted dramatist George Bernard Shaw was admitted for a second major operation today. Medical details were not disclosed.
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Luton
England
George Bernard Shaw
Colony Club Folds Charter in Ohio Town
The Colony Club at Cheasapeake in Lawrence County has given up its charter ending its operations in the town. The move leaves the club without formal organization and prompts local reaction as residents reassess community social ties.
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Columbus
Cheasapeake
Lawrence County
Town Seeks Whistler Threatens Bride in Paradise
In Paradise Louisiana a phantom whistler alarms an 18 year old bride to be Jacquelyn Catlow as sheriff deputies guard her home. State police say the prankster theory fits and investigations focus on threats tied to her October 1 wedding to state trooper Herbert Belsom.
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Bayou
Jacquelyn Catlow
Herbert Belsom
New Orleans
Jacquelyn
Vincent B. Eberer
Clifford Catlow
Herbert
Firing Squad Executes South Korean Colonel
Col. Choi Chang Sik, former chief of the army engineer corps, was executed by firing squad after a court martial found him negligent for ordering the dynamiting of a Han River bridge south of Seoul on June 28. The blast cut a retreat route and caused heavy losses of life and materiel.
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Choi Chang Sik
Army Engineer Corps
Yang Chung Soo
Republic of Korea
Choi
Han River
Seoul
Rep Weichel Busy on GI Bill Probe and South Amboy Blast
Washington reports Rep. Weichel plans a busy period before Congress adjourns. He was named to a nine man House committee probing abuses in the GI Bill education program and sits on a merchant marine subcommittee examining May’s explosion at South Amboy New Jersey. He notes land mines aboard barges were shipped from Newark and may visit the site as counsel gathers details. He also runs reelection campaigns.
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Weichel
Robio
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Merchant Marine
South Amboy
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Two Personal Crisis Reports Take Place In Akron
Akron reports two suicides in separate incidents. Betty Sheets 17 a former South High student council member died by self poisoning after quarrel with her boyfriend Richard Norwood a South High football player. Mary Vaughn 24 drank poison in an upstairs room while husband William with their infant downstairs.
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Akron
C. I. Martin
Betty Sheets
South High School
Richard Norwood
South High
Mary Vaughn
William
Bruce
Rep Huber Urges Truman Veto Of Anti-Subversive Bill
Representative Huber of Ohio said he will urge President Truman to veto the anti-subversive bill sent to him yesterday.
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Washington
Huber
Ohio
Truman
Super Speed Cargo Ships Planned to Outpace Submarines
Federal maritime officials study a program to build submarine resistant cargo ships able to outrun subs and dodge torpedoes. The plan envisions a sizeable initial fleet, with possible defense features like a deck mounted helicopter for scouting and depth charging.
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Washington
Maritime Administration
Taft Aids Reds Claims By Harriman Attack
President Truman said he subscribes to W Averell Harriman's charge that Senator Taft's actions further Kremlin designs. He cited Harriman's AFL Houston speech and declined to name any Democratic senator with a comparable record.
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Truman
W. Averell Harriman
Taft
Kremlin
Harriman
Ohio
American Federation of Labor
Houston
Tex
New Car Prices Moving Upward
The 1951 model car market shows a definite upward trend. Nash announced price increases today from 29 to 98 dollars. Kaiser-Frazer added 10 to 120 dollars to their retail bills, and Packard raised prices on low and medium models while promising higher priced cars would cost less once in production.
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Nash
Kaiser-Frazer
Packard
Man Held on Assault Charge as Wife Provokes Bigamy Question
Howard Lemanski, 54, a machinist, faced assault and battery charges in Cuyahoga County Municipal Court. When a woman claiming to be his wife, Mary Lemanski, 54, stood in court, Judge Louis Petrash ordered a $1000 bond to await possible bigamy charges.
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Howard Lemanski
Cuyahoga County
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Mary
Louis Petrash
War Briefs from Incheon to Washington in Korea Update
Reports from INCHON and Seoul describe anti aircraft fire near a wrecked Han River bridge and traffic moving south from Pyongyang. A 16 year old expectant mother said North Korea forced her to spy for them. UN warplanes set a record of 702 single flights over Korea. The 24th Infantry Division reportedly captured nine red tanks and 20 anti tank guns on the Taegu Waegwan road. About 1000 workers will join Texas plants building Lockheed PV2 Neptune parts. Defense says 223 Korean war casualties were released, with 25 KIA, 164 WIA, 10 missing, 14 in accidents, and total public casualties at 138911 through Sept 15.
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E. W. Peoples Appointed Meigs County Judge
Gov. Lausche appoints Pomeroy attorney E W Peoples as Common Pleas judge to fill the vacancy from the death of Judge Edgar Ervin. He will serve until the November election and the unexpired term ends December 31, 1952. Peoples, a native of Meigs County, previously served as probate judge and city solicitor.
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W. Peoples
Common Pleas Court
Frank J. Lausche
Peoples
Edgar Ervin
Meigs County
Bedford Township
Charles FE. Peoples
Common Pleas
Federal Home Owners Loan Corporation
Meigs County Farm Loan Association
Reds Pressed into Battle by North Korea Front
U N forces report 14 and 15 year old Red soldiers pressed into frontline duty five days earlier. In Seoul area, about 200 prisoners captured. U S bombers and fighters provide air cover as Marine and infantry units push toward Waegwan and Kumchon. Red forces reportedly surrendering or fleeing with leaflets dropped by U S aircraft.
Volunteers Begin Air Warning Course in Columbus
Volunteers at the Columbus filter center, one of Ohio's two central stations for aircraft warning, start training to receive and relay enemy air alert messages from about half of the state's 582 ground observation posts. The Canton center remains the other hub. Three air force reserve officers Maj. Horace C. Hamlin Capt. James N. Diley and 1st Lt. Jack A. Griffith will lead the Columbus unit.
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Ohio
Air Force
Canton
Air Force Reserve
Columbus Center
Horace C. Hamlin
Lancaster
James N. Diley
Mechanicsburg
Jack A. Griffith
Marysville
Runyon Leaves $101,360 Estate in New York
Author Damon Runyon left a net estate of 101,360 dollars, according to an estate tax appraisal.
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New York
Damon Runyon
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