Allies Prepared to Push Fight in Korea
Gen Ridgway warns Tokyo briefing that the Eighth Army will strike hard if the Reds reject truce talks. Bradley and Ridgway tour eastern front as UN autumn offensive begins. South Korean troops capi ture ridges west of Heartbreak bridge and a hill near Yanggu. Air clash near Sinanju yields one MiG destroyed, three damaged with no allied losses reported. Bradley says bluffing time is over while UN command stands ready to strike if negotiations fail.
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U. S
Heartbreak Bridge
Punchbowl
Yanggu
Wartorn
Korea
Eighth Army
James A. van Fleet
Bradley
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ridgway
van Fleet
Charles Bohlen
U. S. State Department
Russia
Parcel Post Hike to Go Into Effect Today
Parcel post charges increased today by about one quarter, adding roughly 100 million dollars a year to mailing costs. The ICC authorized the hike after Congress rejected higher department rates, shifting to postmaster general Donaldson. Local one pound rates rose from 10 to 15 cents, 70 pound from 64 cents to 1.02 dollars, and distant zone rates climbed from 18 to 27 cents for one pound, with 170 pound in zone costing 9.93 dollars up from 7.97.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Department
Donaldson
ICC
Truman endorsed by Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor
The state central committee of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor party endorsed President Truman for another term. Truman delegates will be entered in the Minnesota primary next March.
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Minneapolis
State Central Committee
Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party
Truman
Minnesota
Navy Chief Says No Russian Invasion Possible
Admiral Fechteler warns invasion of the United States is unlikely while sea control remains with the U S. He also says allied forces could seize strategic Russian areas in war and outlines future naval power, submarine, and carrier plans through 1952.
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Washington
U. S. Navy
America
Adm. W. M. Fechteler
Russia
Navy Ace Recalled Cresbard Officer Returns to Duty
Cresbard, South Dakota, Lt Cmdr Cecil E Harris navy ace and high school principal, recalled to active duty. He reports to Memphis Tennessee on October 15 for a two month refresher course at the base.
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Cresbard
S. D
Cecil E. Harris
Navy
Memphis
Tenn
Kostelecky Couple Found Dead In Dickinson
Mr and Mrs Edward A Kostelecky aged about 40 and 30 were found dead Sunday in Dickinson authorities label the death murder death by own action An inquest was ordered for today the couple married in 1943 had no children
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Dickinson
N.D
Edward A. Kostelecky
Hunt for three missing boys in Minnesota forest
In Walker Minnesota a search runs for three teens Billy Olson 17 Ronald 15 and Bobby Benson 15 missing since Sunday on a partridge hunt. Two other hunters were found and 50 men scoured the woods as Sheriff Buck Simpson flew a plane seeking traces.
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Walker
Steamboat Hill Lookout
Buck Simpson
Walker High School
Jake Sheerer
St. Cloud
Reamer
Ray Godfrey
Right to Picket Atom Project Discussed in New Mexico
Los Alamos officials will hear representatives of striking plumbers travel to Albuquerque to seek legal sanction for picketing atomic energy installations. The plumbers and steamfitters union ordered withdrawal of pickets here until legality is confirmed. The group meets the building trades council in Albuquerque tonight.
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Los Alamos
N. M
Albuquerque
Plumbers and Steamfitters Union
AFS
Building Trades Council
Senators Demand Quick Action Against Truman Information Edict
Washington Republican senators led by Mundt call for rapid passage of a bill to repeal President Truman's order allowing federal civilian agencies to withhold information for security reasons. They condemn the measure as a threat to press freedom and plan early hearings before adjournment this month.
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Washington
Sen
Mundt
R-Sd
Truman
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
Ferguson
MR. Truman
Congress
Sen. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Executive Expenditures Committee
Wife Held After San Antonio Chief Meat Inspector Slain
A. E. Wharton, 50, chief San Antonio meat inspector and former pathology teacher, was shot to death Sunday by his estranged wife Paula Wharton, 45, who proclaimed her guilt. Kathryn Zuccarello, 43, Wharton’s fourth wife, hid in the bathtub.
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San Antonio
Tex
A. E. Wharton
Paula Wharton
A. E. Zapata
Dave Cisneros
Wharton
Texas A & M College
Mexico
One Dead Six Hurt in Rochester Crash
A weekend spate of violent accidents left eight Minnesotans dead or gravely injured. In Rochester a head on collision five miles northeast killed Mrs. Rodney Keehn and injured her husband and two sons. seven others suffered injuries across two cars. Additional deaths came from a hunting mishap in Crow Wing county, a residential fire in Lake City, and various vehicle crashes near Newport and Montevideo.
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Rochester
Rodney Keehn
Route 1
Keehn
David Crazan
Douglas
Minn
Donald Keehn
David Keehn
Crazan
Marilyn Anderson
Russell Hall
Pine Island
Patricia Winans
Harold Fremling
Newport
St Paul
James Stanger
Paynesville
Russell C. Randle
Wrenschall
Highway 16
Tomah
Wis
Ray Schmidt
Randolph
Montevideo
Schmidt
Charles Kjelstrup
27Th Ave
Minneapolis
North Victoria Street
Mrs. Anderson Signs Denmark Treaty First U S Woman Ambassador
Eugenie Anderson, U S ambassador to Denmark, signs a new treaty of friendship commerce and navigation in Copenhagen becoming the first woman to sign such a treaty for the United States. Foreign Minister Bjorn Kraft signs for Denmark. The pact supersedes an 1826 convention and is the eighth since 1948. It assures fair treatment, promotes protection of persons property and interests, aids private investors, and upholds non discriminatory trade and shipping.
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Washington
Eugenie Anderson
U. S
Denmark
United States
State Department
Bjorn Kraft
Copenhagen
Chicago leads mid size cities in cutting traffic deaths
The National Safety Council reports Minneapolis, with 1.7 traffic deaths per 10 000 population, tops the 500 000 to 750 000 population class for the first eight months of the year in reducing fatalities.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
National Safety Council
Treasure Hunt at Austin Merchants Offers Free Gifts
Austin merchants stage a multi day Treasure Hunt with free gifts in stores. Readers are told to compare numbers on gifts with a number on the Herald on Tuesday night to win by turning over the numbered Herald.
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Austin
Herald
Ayrshire Breeders Elect Douty and Cook to Membership
Douty and Cook of Dexter Minnesota were unanimously elected to the Ayrshire Breeders Association. National secretary C. T. Conklin of Brandon, VI announced the membership. The Douty and Cook herd traces its Ayrshire origins to Scotland’s County Ayr. There are over 20,000 Ayrshire herds in the United States.
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Douty & Cook, Dexter, Minn
Ayrshire Breeders Association
C. T. Conklin
Brandon
Douty & Cook
County Ayr
Scotland
United States
Youngdahl Sworn In as DC District Judge
Luther W. Youngdahl, three time Minnesota governor, is sworn in as judge of the U S district court for the District of Columbia. Chief Judge Laws administers the oath as 12 of 14 judges attend. Minnesota figures McGrath Thye Humphrey Gray and Ray Ewald attend with friends and officials.
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Washington
Luther W. Youngdahl
Minnesota
U. S. District Court
District of Columbia
Youngdahl
Bolitha P. Laws
District Court
Atty
McGrath
Thye
Humphrey
Carl Gray
Veterans Administration
Laws
Ray Ewald
Minneapolis
DiSalle Calls Meat Violations Deplorable
Price director Michael V DiSalle called it deplorable that two of every five packing plants checked in a government enforcement drive violated price stabilization regulations. OPS said 1145 plants were surveyed with 435 violating at least one rule totaling 934 violations, and 14 court actions have begun.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
American Meat Institute
Britons to Be Evacuated From Abadan
The United Nations discusses the Iran oil dispute as Britain plans to evacuate all oil workers from Abadan by Thursday. Most workers will sail by warship to Basra, while a few officials move there by Thursday. Iran insists on the expulsion despite a UN inquiry.
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New York
United Nations
Britain
Iran
Abadan
London
Basra
Iraq
Security Council
Hossein Fatemi
Tehran
Hussein Makki
Iranian National Oil Board
U. S
Ernest A. Gross
Peron Secret Police Dragnet Targets Opposition
In Buenos Aires hundreds of soldiers and political leaders were rounded up in a government dragnet aimed at crushing opposition to President Juan D. Peron following a rapid weekend sweep by secret police.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Truman announces Boyd resignation from Bureau of Mines
President Truman revealed the resignation of Dr. James Boyd as director of the federal Bureau of Mines. Kenneth Copper Corp had previously announced in New York that Boyd would join its staff.
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Washington
Truman
James Boyd
Federal Bureau of Mines
Kennecott Copper Corp
New York
Boyd
Evidence to Resolve Boyle Loan Aid Question
Senator Mundt says vital evidence exists that could resolve whether William M. Boyle Jr. received eight thousand dollars from a firm that secured large government loans. He adds the matter may be drawn into another question.
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Washington
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
William M. Boyle, Jr
Mundt
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U. S. Invasion Insurance
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Hunt
Associated Press
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Mrs. Anderson
Ayrshire
Flushing Meadow
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Mossadeyi
Council
Azerbaijan
Late Wire News
Peron
U. S. Mines
Boyle
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