Seoul drive by Marines tightens UN advance in Korea
A 200 mile UN arc grips southeastern Korea as Marines and infantry push toward Seoul from three directions. The First Cavalry flying column drives 24 miles toward Poun while forces hit Hyopchon Kumchon Andong Yonudok. Inchon supplies heavy reinforcements as Seoul nears capture with battles along the Han River.
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Seoul
7Th Infantry Division
US First Cavalry Division
Sangju
Poun
United Nations
Taegu
Hyopchon
Kumechon
Andong
Yonudok
Chinju
Pusan
Kumchon
Tartu
Highway Center
Sd Division
Yondok
Pohang
Kimpo
Inchon
Arthur J. Noonan
Sheridan
Wyo
LVT
Korean Republic
Han River
Yongdongpo
Dan Whitehead
Tor Lambert
First Marine
East Germany joins Soviet orbit as purge drives elections
In Berlin and Halifax reports, East Germany is described as joining the Soviet satellite bloc after treaties with Poland and Czechoslovakia and a purge campaign against Western agents. Trials in Pirna and Leipzig target economic sabotage as the Oct. 15 elections approach.
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East Germany
East German
Taegiliche Rundschau
Soviet Union
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Runchau
Democratic Republic
Rundschau
Pirna
Saxony
Leipzig
National Front
Note on Slavic life and new government amid machine era
A page 3 note discusses the whir of machines under the new government and the price paid. A Missouri teacher's peace letter has sparked commentary from various sources. Four Southwest Conference teams won but overall play was weak as Arkansas and Baylor fell. SMU, Texas A&M, Texas, and TCU posted victories. Classifieds pages follow.
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People's
Missouri
SMU
Texas A&m
Texas
TCU
Arkansas
Baylor
No Let Up More Controls Foreseen in US On Businesses
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer said more controls on business are necessary but gave no date. He mentioned possible halts on articles vital to the military effort and priorities for military orders, with requisitions to curb profiteering. He warned civilian life will be affected but can still maintain a high standard of living.
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Washington
Sawyer
Korea
CBS
America
Loan Jump Not Inflationary Yet
The head of the American Bankers Association, F. Raymond Peterson, said the recent surge in bank lending is not yet inflationary. He cautioned a further rise could threaten inflation but did not specify how much loans must grow. The latest weekly loans totaled 15.33 billion dollars, up from 14.93 billion the previous week and 13.17 billion a year earlier.
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New York
American Bankers Association
F. Raymond Peterson
ABA
First National Bank & Trust Company
Peterson
N. J
Bankers Association
Bertram Girl Admitted as Polio Patient at Brackenridge
Pauline Marino a 12 year old Bertram girl was admitted to Brackenridge Hospital as a polio patient Saturday afternoon. She was diagnosed as a polio victim Saturday and listed in good condition Sunday by the hospital office.
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Pauline Marino
Daniel Marino
Bertram
Brackenridge Hospital
US School Costs Rise Sharply Since 1940
The US Chamber of Commerce reports public school cost per pupil climbed from 88 dollars in 1940 to 206 in 1949, a 134 percent rise. Real investment per pupil grew about 37 percent when adjusted for living costs, while national income outpaced school spending.
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Washington
US Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
South Dakota
New Mexico
Missouri
Massachusetts
York
Montana
New Jersey
Connecticut
Kentucky
Alabama
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
Doctors Report Shaw Resting Well Indeed
Doctors attending George Bernard Shaw said the 94 year old Irish playwright had a comfortable night and is getting along very well indeed. He is recovering from operations to mend a fractured left thigh and to relieve a kidney and bladder complaint.
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Luton
Eng
George Bernard Shaw
Communists Charge US Plans Extend War Against China
London dispatch reports Com munist China accuses the United States of aiming to prolong the Korean war to strike at Formosa and extend aggression against China. Chou En Lai formal note to the UN demanded US duties be placed on the General Assembly agenda and access for Communist China to UN discussions.
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China
United States
Korea
Formosa
United Nations
Chou En-Lat
Arma
Chou
United Nations General Assembly
Alam
New China News Agency
Peking
Chou En-Lai
Tryeve Lie
Nasrodlah Entezam
Iran
Train Kills Painter Near San Marcos
A W year old San Marcos man Pablo Guana died after being struck by a northbound Missouri Pacific train. His dismembered body was found on a railroad right of way near San Marcos Saturday night. He worked as a painter at Southwest Texas State Teachers College. Funeral services set for Monday at 10 am in San Marcos with Rev. Richard Trevino officiating.
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Pablo Guana
Missouri Pacific
Jack Gary
Justice of the Peace
W. G. Callihan
Guana
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
Los Angeles
Richard Trevino
Night at Midday: Smoke Cloud From Canada Covers Northeastern States
Thick smoke from Canadian forest fires wafted over the Great Lakes region and spread through the Middle Atlantic, Ohio Valley, and New England, darkening skies midday. Observers noted sun purple in Philadelphia, lights on at baseball games, and flights delayed as the 14,000 to 17,000 foot smoky layer moved seaward.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
New England
New York Weather Bureau
Virginia
Iowa
Seaboard
Richmond
Bristol
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Pittsburgh
Detroit
New York
Weather Bureau
la Guardia Field
Mother Contests Sheriff on Whistler Hoax Claim Near Paradis
Mrs. Clifford Cadow in Paradis Louisiana disputed Sheriff Leon Vial’s denial that the whistler terrorizing her daughter Jacquelyn 18 is a hoax The threats and whistled dirges began last February and intensified around her daughter's engagement to Herbert Belsom 26 of New Orleans as a bridal party was held nearby.
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Paradis
Clifford Cadow
Jacquelyn Cadow
Leon Vial
Vial
Bayou
New Orleans
Three Day Dedication of Hillel Building in Austin
A three day dedication at the Hillel Foundation building 2105 San Antonio Street concluded with an all day program on Sunday. The main ceremony featured addresses by Dr David Jacobson and Milton J. Mehl. A luncheon address by Rabbi Arthur J. Lelyveld titled Fortresses of the Spirit followed. Chief Justice John F. Hickman spoke on Texians. Acting Mayor William S. Drake and UT President T. S. Painter welcomed visitors. An afternoon symposium on What Can the University Jewish Community Contribute to Texas included scholars and community leaders. The observance began Friday night with religious services and continued with services and open house Saturday.
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Temple Beth el
San Antonio
Kabtah of Texas Rabbis
Milton J. Mehl
Fort Worth
Bnai Brith
University of Texas
Arthur J. Lelyveld
B'nai B'rith Hillel Commission
Drake
Austin
University of ‘Texas
T. 8. Painter
City of Austin
University
Texas
Clarence Morris
University Law School
Aaron Schaffer
Jerome K. Crossman
Dallas
Norman Black
Sidney 8S, Guthman
Hastings Harrison
Southwest
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Frost Hits Great Lakes as Texas Stays Mild
Frost covered the Great Lakes region with sub freezing temperatures while much of the nation saw fair skies. Wisconsin reported a killing frost and frost also marked upper and lower Michigan and western Minnesota as Austin forecasts mild, cloudy conditions with some rain.
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Florida
Texas
Wisconsin
Upper
Michigan
Lower
Minnesota
Austin
Fx UT Football Star Succumbs in Dallas
Sam R Harwell 47 of Dallas a former University of Texas football letterman died in Dallas Sunday. Harwell was an official of Magnolia Petroleum Company in Dallas. He lettered on the Longhorn team in 1919.
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Sam. R. Harwell
Dallas
University of Texas
Harwell
Magnolia Petroleum Company
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