Air Defenses Urgently Assessed in National Alert
United States air defenses are judged inadequate against a potential Pearl Harbor style strike. Experts cite limited radar coverage and too few fighter squadrons to timely detect and dent a large bomber force. Washington and industrial centers would be prime targets in any attack scenario.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Nate States
United States
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U. S
Alaska
Militirs
Air Force
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WATTSBURG WRECK INJURIES REPORTED TO DRIVERS
Police report two drivers A C Harwood and W P More escaped serious injury after a collision at Route 74 intersection east of Wattenburg. More 88 of Waltsboro turned into Harwood 57 of Winlsburg. damage totaled 150. Investigators undecided on citations. In a separate report Rudolph Gelormino 27 Patton Cambria killed by a Pennsylvania Railroad train near the Gallitzin tunnel.
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Inbury
Watteburo
Corry
A. C. Harwood
Winlsburg
W. P. More
Waltsburo
R. D
More
Harwood
Ford
Gallitzin
Rudolph J. Gelormino
Patton
Cambria County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gallitzin Tunnel
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Spring Corp Plans 2 new Detroit plants and Plymouth site
Spring Corp and its Detroit subsidiary outline plans to build a $2,000,000 Detroit plant and a $3,000,000 facility with 160,000 square feet of new hour space. The project aims to relocate from congested Detroit to Plymouth, about 20 miles away, to expand automotive spring production. The move targets quicker completion and will adjust existing manufacturing levels to serve the auto industry.
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Detraib
Cory
Morro Calla
Maen
Direulars
Opi
W Feld
General Manazer
Brayntane Mf. Co
Associated Sprite
Aumelime Waty
Detroit
Plymouth Lawn
Harrisburg Plans Business Education Day Details
Harrisburg leaders meet to plan Business-Education Day programs as part of Pennsylvania Week October 16-22. Tours of local factories will educate teachers and administrators about operations and policies, with several communities already engaged. Some plant officials remain cautiously optimistic about hosting, while schools close October 17 for the event.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Aus
Pennsylvania
Busin
Leonard F. Fox
Stabe Chamber of Commerce
Fox Siles
Man sentenced here to 15 days in jail
Michael y, serpin, of New York was found guilty of drunken and disorderly conduct in Erie county court. He entered a poultry establishment seeking aid, became abusive when refused, fled, later found in the Boston House doorway. Pleaded not guilty, then admitted possible excessive drinking. In default of a fine and disorderly conduct counts, he received 15 days in jail.
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Michael Y, Serpin
Srann
N.Y
Erie County
Karpin
Wayne Jagel
Second Avenue
Jagel
Upen
Tagel
Boston
M.S. Cobbett
Former Navy engineer held on spy charge
Washington reports the Justice Department says a former Navy civilian engineer, Monjori Sobel, was arrested in Laredo Texas on espionage and conspiracy charges tied to defense secrets. He worked at the Gevena Bleekle plant in Schenectady New York from 1982 to 1907 and faces possible death penalty if convicted.
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NAVY
Associated Press
Washington
Thinny
TLS
Rusia
Monjori Sobel
New York Electric Engineer
Enstodyy i Laredy
Tex
FBI
J. Bigan
Sobel
United States
Laredo
Ménice
Sobell
U. S
Sarele Auk
New York City
Geneva Bleekle
Sehenéatady
Cny
Upside Down Vision Experiment Ends Tonight
Fred, a 25 year old Wichita graduate student, tests special glasses that flip sight upside down in New York with psychologist Dr Pronko guiding the study. He adapts quickly, even driving briefly, and faces public ending of the experiment on NBC radio television program We the People.
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Virrad
Tye
Fred
University of Wichita
Nhf
Pronky
New York
Pronko
Tliws
Wichita
People
NBC
Quake Damage Severe In Assam
At least several hundred people died and hundreds of acres of crops were ruined by Tuesday’s earthquake in Assam. Damage was estimated at 2 000 000 dollars as authorities noted the sparsity of the population kept the death toll down though communications were disrupted and casualty figures incomplete.
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Calgutta
Ondia
Assam
Mercury Hits 88 Degrees in City Heat Wave
The city sweltered as temperatures climbed to 88 degrees with forecasts of relief not until morning. Weather officials warned of a hot day with a chance of scattered showers later.
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Curry Leserts Swesseren
George Myiderick
Wouter
Mornick
Production Aide at Ajax Resigns in Milwaukee Move
James T. Hanson resigns as production manager at Ajax Tor Works after years of service. He will join Nordburg Co in Milwaukee as a production posting, while Howard J. McMullin shifts to production management and L. (Gah) Ser replaces McMullin in the sales department. Hanson will relocate with his family but plans a later move.
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James T. Hanson
Ajax Tor
Pash Loy
Reapyert
Todn
BU Hasilety
Arcept
Nordburg Co. Y
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Aja
Mina
Corry
Incal
Wicht
National Supply Co
Springfield
Hanson
Howard J McMuniny
Pransferre F
L. (Gah) Ser
McMullin
Mgening
Wiir
West Plone Ant Street
Discovery Nip Fire Near Traction Building
Fire discovered by Dames Taylor Charles Weston and A M Spencer while transferring mail at the Pennsylvania Railroad platform. Fire extinguishers were used as Corry Fire Department arrived with a booster line. Damage confined to a tin and wooden shelter leading to the basement of a restaurant. cause undetermined, believed from refuse piles behind North Center Street establishments.
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Center Street
Bay Dames Taylor
Charles Weston
A.M. Spencer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry
North Center Street
Tax boosting bill to be ready by September 1
Senate committee approves measure to bring tax system near wartime footing. The bill aims to raise revenues by about 23 million plus 1.5 billion in levies, with broad increases in personal and business taxes and a push to accelerate wartime style fiscal measures. The plan contemplates withholding and excise steps starting October 1 and targets higher tax rates for top earners.
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Senate
Assuietaton Press
Washington
yaeDrestine
Ancenne Taxis
Delevan
Paulle
Uae
Jon Ony
Two Teens Die After Vehicle Crash in Karthus
A car crash near Karthus claims the life of 14 year old Philpebips resident Andrew Suloniti and 15 year old Karlvin red body in Philpebips State Bee. The driver Rugh Moore, 14, also of Karthus died when the vehicle overturned into a creek.
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Philips
Andrew Suloniti
Karthin
Philpebips
Cate
Truman Cancels Fall Speaking Tour Plans
President Truman withdraws his scheduled fall speaking tour citing uncertain conditions. The decision follows mixed public reception and scheduling pressures as political observers assess potential impact on campaigns and party strategy.
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Truman
Two Staff Chiefs to Visit Front
Washington reports Gen Erga Lawtoy Cullins and Admiral Foreixe Sheriwws, top Army Air Suvy leaders, will visit the front Saturday or soon after. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate high level travel and briefing arrangements in the war zone.
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Washington
Aig
Generga Lawtoy Cullins
Foreixe
Tops
MarAeuhur
Apa Shevissa
Nile Uw
Etait Wah
Ta A. Est Literaty
Red Division suffers heavy losses in bitter battle
Allied forces press the fight south of Taegu as troops encounter fierce resistance. The sector near the city becomes a steel rimmed fortress after an evacuation order reshapes the battlefield and slows enemy penetration.
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Taegu
Reds retreat across Naktong as Taegu offensive stalls
Allied forces, including tanks and air power, forced large North Korean units to withdraw toward the Naktong river after heavy fighting near Taegu. U.S. Marines and South Korean troops captured key ground and held river crossings, while commanders hailed the setback for the Reds and warned of continued pressure.
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Associated Prest
Tokyo
Taegu City
Taek
Vuorn Divdelon Ibok
Eolller
Waest
Sonfy
Nakkfone
Ali Pwost
Aylin
Red Force
Mier
Terape Vaan
Curet
Marine
Anlil
Benjamin Schofield
Des Moines
Schinfield
Taegu Pris Bane
Atled
Tine
Tsegu
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