Jets Clash in Record Air Battle over Northwest Korea
Allied pilots destroyed or damaged 14 communist planes in a historic one day air duel. 256 jets, 77 American and Australian versus 120 MIGs battled over MIG Alley. Afternoon fights near Sinanju left one MIG destroyed and eight damaged while no Allied losses were reported. On the ground, forces pressed the Heartbreak Ridge engagement as US and South Korean troops advanced toward Kim Il Sung Mountain.
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Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Fifth Air Force
Heartbreak Ridge
Kim
Sung” Mountain
Hearteak Ridge
PUC Enters Final Stage of Hearings
Ohio Public Utilities Commission moves to deny telephone and telegraph service to known betting establishments as hearings begin on proposed rules. Western Union and Lorain Telephone Co. witnesses discuss race wire revenue and client lists amid crime investigations and Proposals to bar bookies from using communications services.
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James Gorrell
Western Union
The
Utility Commission
Ohio
Frank C. Dunbar Jr
Columbus
Lorain Telephone Co
Commission
Halley
Paul Denton
State Utilities Commission
Deaton
Crime Committee
Kefauver
Fireplace heater sale ad highlights Florence cabinet unit
An advertisement notes the sale of a large Florence hot blast cabinet heater in first day response, described as in A-1 condition with dial 25083. The item’s readiness and prompt buyer interest are emphasized in the classified brief.
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Florence
Allies Reject Red Plan To Resume Conference
United Nations command rejected a Communist demand for immediate full delegation resumption of truce talks at Kaesong. Allies insisted liaison officers set conditions to prevent interruptions before any main armistice discussions resume. Reds walked out, signaling no immediate return as three long liaison sessions failed to restart negotiations.
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Tokyo
United Nations Command
Kaesong
Korea
Barbara Payton to Wed Franchot Tone Revealed in Flight
Chicago gossip centers on Barbara Payton who told reporters she will marry Franchot Tone. Tone recently recovered after a brawl in Payton's yard with Tom Neal, who attacked him on September 14.
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Chicago
Barbara Payton
Hollywood
Franchot Tone
Tom Neal
Barbara
Los Angeles
Disalle to Speak at Columbus Restaurant Expo
Price director Michael V. DiSalle will address the 32nd annual Mid American Restaurant Exposition in Columbus Friday.
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Disalle
Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Atomic Weapons Nearer But Infantry Still Counts
Congressional and military leaders said atomic weapons are closer to use, but foot soldiers remain essential. McMahon urged rapid all out production, Lovett stressed progress and cautioned against over‑optimism, Pace noted Army needs for quantities when ready.
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Washington
U.S
Brien McMahon
D-Conn
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Meiary
Lavell
Pace
McMahon
Federal Bar Association
Atomic Energy Commission
Lovets
Pentagon
Lovett
Defense Department
King George Improves After Lung Operation
King George's doctors report a quieter night and improving strength following Sunday's operation. They say his general condition is good and that he is near the end of the immediate crisis though a new danger period may begin on Saturday with risks of infection or secondary hemorrhage.
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London
King George’s
Senate split on delaying higher corporate tax start date
Washington reports a Senate Finance Committee proposal to keep excess profits tax on high earnings, with Taft and Bricker backing a July 1 retroactivity while a January 1 date faced likely defeat. The plan to push back to April 1 failed 62 to 20.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Finance Committee
John W. Bricker
Senate Finance Committee
Ten Highway Workers Are Returned to Duty
Columbus State Highway Director T. J. Kauer yesterday restored to duty ten of twelve inspectors and engineers who had been suspended after a 500 foot section of US Route 36 east of Port Washington cracked under the first traffic.
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Columbus
T. J. Kauer
Port Washington
Tuscarawas County
Giants Begin Taking World Series Ticket Orders
NEW YORK The New York Giants announced they would start taking World Series reserved seat ticket orders immediately. Tickets will be sold in three game sets and each applicant is limited to two sets.
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New York
New York Giants
Farmer Pleads Innocent in Shotgun Slaying
Urbana Ohio reports James Griffin a 58 year old Champaign County farm worker pleaded innocent to a first degree murder charge in the shotgun slaying of 65 year old Skiles Dunlap on Sept. 17. Judge Marion B. Owen presided.
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Urbana
James Griffin
Champaign County
Skiles Dunlap
Common Pleas
Marion B. Owen
Pot Set & Wial
Truman extends security rules on military information
President Truman issued a broad order extending strict handling of military data to all civilian and military agencies. The plan requires classification of sensitive material as top secret secret confidential or restricted but imposes no penalties and does not limit what newspapers or radio may publish.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Charles Taft Delays Governor Candidacy Decision
Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati said he will not decide on seeking the Republican nomination for governor until after November municipal elections. He said Toledo reports of an October 16 announcement were erroneous.
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Columbus
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Taft
Toledo
Silvester Returns After Week Missing in Austria
Joseph Silvester, a 64 year old Cleveland real estate man, turned up in Salzburg after a week in Vienna. The Army quoted him saying he had no trouble and had spent the week in Vienna before returning to the American Occupation Zone.
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Vienna
United States Armies
Joseph Silvester
Cleveland
Ohio
Austria
Salzburg
Silvester
OPS Agents Charge 96 Meat Violations Across 27 Cities
OPS enforcement roared through meat packing and distribution with 96 price control violations in 27 cities. St Paul led with 30 alleged offenses as inspectors checked over 200 plants for over ceiling prices false weights and incomplete records.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Atlantic Coast
Los Angeles
St. Paul
Minn
OPS
Michael V. di Salle
San Diego
Calif
DiSalle
American Meat Institute
Ohio
Michigan-Kentucky
Slayer Shares Wife's Estate in Ohio Court Ruling
Oscar A. Tipton, convict in the 1949 murder of his wife Helen Tipton in Columbus, wins a surviving spouse exemption of 20 percent of her estate. The ruling awards about 1700 to Tipton while the remaining 80 percent goes to two daughters.
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Columbus
Oscar A. Tipton
Second District Court of Appeals
C. P. McClelland
Helen Tipton
Oscar
Ohio
Tipton
McClelland
Clipton
Mildred P. Kreese
Otilda
Detley
Los Angeles Examiner Raises Newsstand Price to Ten Cents
The Los Angeles Examiner says its price at the new stand will rise from seven to ten cents, effective Oct 1, due to higher costs for newsprint wages and materials. Home delivery moves from $2 to $2.25 monthly.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Examiner
The
Examiner
Powers seek to lift Italy armament limits and gain UN seat
The United States Britain and France say they will remove permanent restrictions on Italy and pursue Italy's full UN membership. They note Italy's wartime cooperation and democratic restoration, but highlight Russia's veto as blocking full international inclusion. President Truman vows to explore ways to restore Italy’s rights under a revised peace treaty during a Arlington dedication ceremony with Premier Alcide De Gasperi.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Italy
United Nations
Russia
Alcide de Gasperi
Free World
Family of Nations
Truman
Arlington Memorial Bridge
Rock Creek Parkway
Lincoln Memorial
Alcide de Gaspert
Attlee Seeks Truman Aid Over Iran Oil Clash
Britain asks President Truman for help in the Iran oil dispute as Tehran orders about 300 British oil staff to quit Abadan Refinery by October 3. Prime Minister Attlee and cabinet officials discuss strong protest and Iran’s nationalization pressure on Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. control.
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Attlee
Truman
Britain
Iran
Tehran
Abandan
Foreign Office
Francis Shepherd
Mohammed Mossadegh
Oid
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Abadan
AFL Leaves Way Cleared For CIO Unity
The AFL opened its 71st year backing labor unification with CIO leaders to meet on terms favorable to the AFL. Delegates at the 70th convention reelected President William Green for a 28th term, with 13 vice presidents and Secretary-Treasurer George Meany also returned. New York was named 1952 convention city as the 8,000,000 member federation pressed for organic unity with other unions.
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San Francisco
American Federation of Labor
AFL
William Green
George Meany
New York
CIO
Covington Man Killed While Attempting Escape
Earl Lambert of Covington Kentucky was shot and killed by Patrolman Howard Smith as he tried to flee a police cruiser after arrest in an $980 theft case. Lambert had been taken into custody for questioning regarding a $75 watch and a $5 bill taken from Esther Childs.
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Cincinnati
Earl Lambert
Covington
Howard Smith
Smith
Esther Childs
Mother Found Guilty Of Paddling Principal
In Cleveland a jury convicts Bernice Smey of assault and battery for paddling James B. Fenwick 55 principal of A. B. Hart Junior High in his office. The incident followed an argument over disciplinary paddling of her son Danny 14.
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Cleveland
Bernice Smey
James B. Fenwick
A. B. Hart
Danny
Estate Left by Johnston to Two Daughters
Cleveland report states that Alvaniey Johnston who died September 17 leaves a $70,000 estate to be split equally between his two daughters. Anna M. Saddington of Shaker Heights and J. Kendall of Palo Alto are named as beneficiaries of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers member.
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Cleveland
Alvaniey Johnston
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Johnston
Anna M. Saddington
Shaker Heights
J. Kendall
Palo Alto
GOP Women To Hear 7 Ohio Congressmen
In Columbus on October 8 Republican Women’s Organizations will host a fall conference with seven Ohio lawmakers among speakers. Senators Robert Taft and John Bricker will address the event alongside Representatives Thomas Jenkins John Vorys William McCulloch Frank Bow and Jackson Betts. Senator Edward Martin of Pennsylvania will also speak.
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Columbus
Ohio
Republican Women’s Organizations
Robert A. Taft
John W. Bricker
Thomas A. Jenkins
John M. Vorys
William McCulloch
Frank Bow
Jackson Betts
Edward Martin
Draft Call Issued for November Inductions in Ohio Counties
State Selective Service headquarters in Columbus issued an induction call for 2523 men for November. The October call was 3436. Inductees must be born before August 1, 1932 unless volunteering. County allocations include Athens 17, Gallia 10, Hocking 7, Jackson 12, Lawrence 23, Meigs 8, Morgan 5, Perry 10, Vinton 7, and Washington 13.
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Columbus
Selective Service
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs
Morgan
Perry
Vinton
Washington
Ohio U. gridder inducted into army
Dover two Tuscarawas County athletes are to be inducted today. Don Miller of Uhrichsville, an Ohio University football player, and Clarence Yackey Jr. of Strasburg, a Bowling Green State University basketball player, receive Army inductees honors.
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Dover
Tuscarawas County
Army
Don Miller
Uhrichsville
Ohio University
Clarence Yackey, Jr
Strasburg
Bowling Green State
Vienna to Rome Express Crash Kills Two Near Graz
The Austrian Press Agency reports two people were killed and at least ten injured when the Vienna to Rome Express collided with a freight train near Graz shortly before midnight.
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Rome
Vienna
Ada Heidt Wins Divorce From Horace Heidt
Ada Heidt, wife of Bend leader Horace Heidt, is granted a divorce and half the community property estimated at 600000 dollars.
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Heidi
Santa Moni
Horace Heidt
Adaline
Higher Milk Prices Seen With Damaged Pastures
Washington reports rising milk costs due to drought damaged pastures and higher feed grain prices. The Agriculture Department studies producer price increases in about 40 urban markets under federal orders to stabilize prices and supplies. Retail milk averages 22.3 cents per quart, about 2.2 cents higher than last year. Producer prices up about 1.5 cents year over year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
South Central
North Central States
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Charles Taft
Slayer
Adolph Menjou
Menjou
Hed
GOP
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Chauncey Gallipolis
Glouster
Logan
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