Red Targets Smashed Across Korea By U N Planes
U N fighters blasted Communist targets nationwide as Sabre jets engaged MiGs and ground troops repelled Red assaults. Twelve B G bombers hit a supply area at Anak, while warehouses near Wonsan were demolished. Infantry beat back a Chinese attack on Bunker Hill as a U S destroyer and minesweeper faced shore gunfire. Casualties and missing personnel from training incidents were reported.
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Associated Press
Seoul
Korea
Korean Peninsula
Anak
Hhehy Peninaula
Eur
38Th Parallel
Wonsan
Russia
Subo
Manchirian
Sinuijn
U.N
Bunker Hill
U. N
Capital
Aml
Thompson
T We
45Th Division
Seventeen Greeks on Trial for Sabotage In Athens
Seventeen persons including 41 Greek air force officers faced trial before a Greek court on charges of spying and sabotage. The defendants retracted depositions signed after arrest last spring and claimed emotional strain. The prosecution’s case weakened when Col. A Vian, former commandant of the Aviation School, testified he could not identify the accused with sabotage incidents.
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Athens
Greece
Martin T
Col
A. Viantpusit
Gas Well Brought in at McKeesport Today
McKeesport Pa Peoples Natural Gas Co today brought in a gas well on Route 4a in Elizabeth Township with a daily output of 1 500 000 cubic feet. The land was leased from Joseph and Margaret Pignanelli after drilling since April. The well was declared successful at 9 700 test as a strike ended a long wait. Injunction extended Philadelphia An injunction aimed at a strike threat that could paralyze Philadelphia transit has been extended to September 19 with court hearings resuming Judge John Morgan Davis noted the aim to have the union drop the strike threat by then.
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Mckeesport
Peoples Natural Gas Co
Elizabeth Township
Joseph and
Margaret Pignanelli
Philadelphia
John Morgan Davis
Gas Well Drilling On Carter Hill Near Shelly Yields Mixed Output
A Carter Hill well on the Follett farm produced about 600000 cubic feet of gas daily, with officials reporting a single large pocket as the cause of varied outputs among six producers. Plans consider a fifth well, but exact location remains undecided. authorities expect disclosure within days as additional wells are tested.
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Briers
Zermsylvanik Gas Company
Lenoos
Carter
Subir
Pas
Thly Reyes
Uwily
Newell
Medina
Shelly
Nixon backs McCarthy if renominated in 1954 race
Vice presidential candidate Richard Nixon said he would support Wisconsin Senator Joseph McCarthy for re election if McCarthy is renominated. He added he would aid Republican members of the House and Senate where possible, but would not participate in party primaries. endorsement would follow the nominee's selection.
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Wisconsin
Associated Press
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
California
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsii
McCarthy
Nixon
Quibbeh
New York Times
House
Lennie
Aldes
Wold
Mikel Monroney
Oklahoma
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Mundt
Republicant Campany Spencers Bueau
Monroney
Mindt
MBS
Eisenhower
Compalen
Aly Khan Plans Midwest Visit After Split From Hayworth
Aly Khan travels toward Chicago after a week with estranged wife Rita Hayworth and their daughter Yasmin. He will be met by John Galbreath, Pittsburgh Pirates owner, and fly to Louisville in Galbreath's private plane to tour Kentucky horse breeding establishments.
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Hollywood
France
Aly Khan
Chicago
Rita Hayworth
Yasmin Sal
John Galbreath
Pittsburgh Pirates
Galbreath
Louisville
Kentucky
Kefauver Urges New Laws to Curb U.S. Crime
Sen. Kefauver warned Congress to pass tougher measures, backing records for racketeers, income tracing, and a permanent crime commission. He aimed to reintroduce the proposal at the January session as the crime probe's first year wrap up. Reports noted gambling stamp purchases rose with new fiscal-year needs, amid court doubts on tax constitutionality and expected Supreme Court action.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Congress
Eveason
Kefaliyer
Erin
pIush
Internal Revenue
Supreme Court
Raymond Aides To Get Pay Hike Aims At Raymond Mfg Co
United Auto Workers unit at a Raymond Mfg Co plant with about 200 members will receive a three cent an hour wage increase tied to the cost of living. International representative Harry W. Delin said the new consumer price index, released today, shows the index up 22 points from June and five percent from January 1951.
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Raymond
Delin
Miners Could Call Strike On September 22
John L. Lewis formally notified that coal contracts with the industry end at month’s end, risking a nationwide strike. UMW officials said government action is required 30 days before expiration, with mediation and negotiations ongoing since July.
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John L. Lewis
UMW
Associated Press
Washington
Worl
Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Welly Hopkins
Harry M. Moses
Bituminous Goal Operators Association
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Moody
Dutch 351-Ton Ship Peto Sinks Off Terschelling
The Fairhead reports a Dutch coaster named Peto, 351 tons, sank near the Dutch island of Terschelling. All 11 crew members were rescued. The Dutch vessel is identified as hailing from Groningen by local agency Dirk-Wagert’s.
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Rotterdam
Netherlands
Fairhead
Terschelling
Dirkr- Wager's
Peto
Groningen
Ike Stevenson statements test harmony in party ranks
Pre campaign remarks by Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson aimed to test harmony within their parties. Eisenhower, in Kansas City with GOP leaders, argued intervention in Korea was necessary despite blunders, while warning against attacking Red China. Stevenson called Eisenhower a me too candidate and prepared for a busy post vacation push with appeals to multiple party conventions. The piece also notes Truman’s critical reaction and Eisenhower’s Denver departure en route to New York, with Stevenson heading to Wisconsin and then New York.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlei B. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Kansas City
Sin Cholce
South Korea
Iit
Red China
Tean
Douglas MacArthur
GOP
Coneres
Gov
Stevenson
Truman
Washington
Truman Aba
Joe
Dome
John J. Sparianan
Alabama
Denver
New York
American Legion
Wisconsin North Woods
Springfield TL
Two Die In Hospital After City Car Crash Near town
Two people were hospitalized after a collision near the city line yesterday at 5:12 pm. Mrs Harold Bemis and Ames Creuilt were treated for injuries and released. Gerald Airline sustained a forehead injury and left arm. Kinney and Bemis named drivers in the wreck that caused about 800 dollars damage.
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City
Corry Mesinial Hospital
Corr
Eltyth
Hlarald Bemis
Curry
Rod
Ames Creuilt
North
Jeno Ralph Airline
West Washineion
Bemis
Folloe
Kinney
Bemiix
Kinney Veltme Ae
Che Tech
Sind Beltus
Hem
Davioni Wife Reinvoked in New York Grand Jury Probe
New York reports Raymond Russell Davioni refuses to testify before a grand jury on cash society matters. His 14-year-old wife Gloria Sinclair faced questioning, was assigned $10,000 bail as a material witness, and previously released. Davioni and accomplice Minot F. Mickey Jelke face multiple charges including prostitution and conspiracy. Jelke also faces two gun counts.
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Associated Press
New York
Raymond Russell Davioni
Cash Society
Davin
Davinn
Davioni
Gloria Sinclair
Minot F. Mickey
Jelke
Jali Ir Tet
Mock Guard Battle Featured At Pennsylvania Review
In Indiantown Gap Pa a public review highlights a mock battle by 5490 Pennsylvania National Guard troops. Gov John S Fine leads the event with F51 fighters and multiple military bands from Regular Army and National Guard, including the 432nd Army Band and 55th Air Force Band.
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Indiantown Gap
Korea
Snmuel
Pennsylvania National Guard
Keystone
Air National Guard
John S Fine
TWO SHIP COLLIDE IN FOG NEAR CALIFORNIA COAST
Strange fogbound collision near the California coast reports two ships, Stratus and another vessel, sustaining minor damage with no injuries. The incident occurred miles east of Anavepa Island near Ventura as both boats veered from the Cove Bay area.
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California
Fress
Long Beach
Calif
Ainellin
Steaeingy Coop Bay
Rossi Varly
Thole
Alhougl
Birmen
Gerkarnel
Anavepa
Ventura
Callt
Encephalitis Spreading on West Coast Warns Health Dept
A statewide health warning reports encephalitis spreading through California. The disease has claimed 30 lives and 400 people have been stricken in recent weeks, with 290 cases reported to date and 315 clinically confirmed. Mosquito control and residual spraying are underway to curb transmission.
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Ujy Galifornia
State Health Department
Taxralis Mas
Suite Health Department
Greeks Demand Withdrawal of Ambassador Peurifoy
Athens printed a sharp demand to withdraw Ambassador John Peurifoy after he urged lectures on Greece’s government. The pro government Elliniki Tip, aligned with Venizelos Liberal party, led the attack stating a new government would tackle economic problems better. Opposition papers broadly backed the move.
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Athens
Greece
Eltinili Tmo 1
John
Peurifoy
Lectins
Teteas
Peurifou
Ellinikimers
Sophocles Venzelos
Liberal Party
Articks
Peurifay
Tribute Given to US Soldier in Paris War Cemetery
Washington honors the first American wounded in Operation Paris during World War I. Emmanuel Temple placed a wreath on the grave of Staff Sergeant Lawrence R. Kelly at Arlington National Cemetery. Kelly, who served in World War I, arrived in Paris August 25, 1944 with an airborne unit aiding the French underground and was wounded repeatedly. He died in Algona, Pennsylvania, two years later.
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Washington
France
Paris
Emmanuel Temple
Lawrence R. Kelly
Artington National
Kelly
Alagona
IUE Wins Election to Represent Westinghouse Workers
In East Pittsburgh, the International Union of Electrical Workers won the election to represent 18,800 Westinghouse Electric employees, defeating the Westinghouse Independent United Workers Union by a vote of 6,81 to 4,823. The UE previously represented the works and had split from the CIO in 1940. The Pittsburgh plant is one of the larger Westinghouse sites.
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IUE
W. E
Assurton Press
Pittsburgh
Ternational Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
TOE
Tndeperderit United Wleettical Workers
Navona Relations
Bayse
Alii
CTO
Communis Mlice
Uronindya Talon
Uninenutidivrs
essenLiliae
Lion
Enne Puysvuren
Westinghouse
Mt Sone
Corry Chamber Gains 25 Members and Plans
The Corry Chamber of Commerce reports 25 new members amid campaign activity. Officials discuss highway signs, a Welcome project, and a five-ride festival lineup for the September 4-5 festival, with contracts signed by Stewart Lote and Philip Zalen in Warren.
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Corry
Iefectury
Lawrence
Thomas
Anal Highway
Abseowcies
Eity
Stewart Lote
Philip Zalen
Warren Asl Hight
Brynelib
Poin
Humane agents remove 25 pet dogs from Pittsburgh woman
In Pittsburgh Mrs Edna Stone faced police and Humane Society agents who seized her 25 dogs from a two room apartment. Grandchildren Darlene Stone and David Stone Jr were placed in juvenile detention after the commotion. Mark Stone 10 disappeared amid the chaos. Stone was arrested for resisting an officer and posted a $25 fine to be released.
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Associatehaye
Pittsburgh
T's
Edna Stone
Anoual Rescue League
HuMane Society
Stones
Darlene Stone
David Stone Jr
Mark Stone
Firms Charged With World Wide Oil Price Discrimination
A group of firms stands accused of inflating oil prices shipped from the Middle East, claiming the actions impose an undue burden on taxpayers. The case spans multiple regions and involves alleged price discrimination practices across overseas markets.
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Middle East
Spokesmen Claim Competitive Prices Amid Agency Report
The Associated Press reports that five oil firms including Standard Oil of New Jersey and Gulf Oil faced accusations from the Mutual Security Agency over alleged price inflation. Spokesmen for Standard Oil of New Jersey and Texan Company defended competitive pricing, saying no protests were filed by the states involved, while officials argued the agency sought to interfere with normal pricing. The Justice Department and Economic Cooperation Administration were noted as involved in the inquiry.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mutual Security Agency
MSA
U_ 5
Marshal Plat
Ahe Corpaties
New York
Stigidard
New Jersey
Sid
Wlan Oi
Nowy Jersey
Ssuid
Besa
S Peel Thorouehy
Ese
Flem
ECA
David Fropsof
Wce
Colinseline
Corp
Pittenrahy
Paper workers 60 on strike at three plants
The United Paper Workers Union reports about 1,400 members walking out at three plants Cavineting in Covington Virginia and Williamsburg Pennsylvania. The strike comes as talks with the company in Washington proceed. It is the first major walkout in the postwar era for the pulp and paper industry.
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Assorinyen Lake
Hary Sayre
CTO United Paper Workers Union
West Virginia
Luke
New Antibiotic Cure Reported For Infant Diarrhea
New York based C. S. Pharmaceuticals announces a new antibiotic combination called neohac 2 to treat infectious diarrhea in infants and children. In hospital tests on five days to four year old patients, fever subsided and relief followed after neobactn administration.
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New York
C. 5. C. Pharmsq ‘Eutients
Commercial Solvents Corp
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