Munsan Entered by UN Forces in Key Push
Allied reports say armored patrols pierced Munsan 21 miles northwest of Seoul, wiping out a Red threat to flank Seoul while tanks and infantry moved through with little opposition. Gen Aldmont cited minefields and supply shortages hindering Chinese forces as U.N. troops pressed advances along the western front.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Munsan
Seoul
Baward M. Almont
Almont
James A
van Fleet
Eighth Army
Seoul-Munsun Road
John Randolph Yale
Bidijie
Fillines Pilal
Illini
Eigh Marine
Air Force
Sail
Sienju
Mwahe
Manchuria
Fifth Air Force
Aoon
Red
Pyongyang
U. S
B-26 Bomber Downed Off California Coast
The Coast Guard reported a B-26 bomber en route to Hawaii was down about 420 miles off the California coast. Five crew members were aboard, and rescue planes were dispatched from the Coast Guard and the Army Air Force base at Marin?on. No further details were available.
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Acy Arroolam Ge Rem
San Francisco
Coast Guard
Air Force
Ha- Waii
California
At Sea Rescueervice
Marillion Air Force Base
City progress reviewed over the past decade in Corry
At the Corry Chamber of Commerce annual meeting Attourney Roger Brown reviewed a decade of civic progress. Highlights included Mead Park and Meadi Park facilities, new clinics and stores, expanded paving from 1 to 18 miles, and housing increases well above state and national averages. Employment growth cited from local plants and expansions, with the treasurer reporting a loss for the year and a cash balance, investments, and total assets.
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Roger Brown
Corry
Dr. Bennett
Dr. Mosiér
Franz Store
Widmann and Tesh
Ritz
Mead Park
Fourth Ward
Lhs
Brows
Brown
Ann
Ie Great Striden
Corry-Jamestown
Ajas Tron
Raigntonet Mfg
Raymond Plant
Sam Chapman Traded From Athletics to Indians
Philadelphia May 10 The Philadelphia Athletics traded veteran outfielder Sam Chapman to the Cleveland Indians for outfielder Allie Clark and reserve infielder Lou Klein. GM AM Ehlers called it a straight player deal with no cash. This marks the second major trade for the A's in two weeks following April 20 moves involving Gus Zerniss Dave Philley Ray Murray Sam Zoldak Lou Brissie and Paul Lensch.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics Today
Sam Chapman
Cleveland Indians
Allie Clark
Lou
Chuck
Klein
AM Ehlers
A’s
Gus Zerniss
Dave Philley
Chicago White Sox
Ray Murray
Sam’ Zoldak
Indians
Lou Brissie
Heveland
putHelder
Paul Lenser
White Sox
Meat market operator punished under new price controls
Magnuson meat market operator in Spokane was sentenced to six months in a Federal road camp for violating price regulations. Officials said he was among the first prosecuted under the national price stabilization law governing meat dealers.
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Spokand
Wish
Magnuson
Intinn
House Tax Framers Vote Increase In Income Levies
Washington May 10 The House Ways and Means Committee approved a large rise in corporate taxes and an 3 4.0 percent to 14 percent income tax hike across brackets. The plan, debated in a close session, would raise about 40 percent for the top bracket while targeting lower earners with substantial increases. Details show a broad revenue impact and potential changes in deductions for families with dependents.
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Associated Prixs
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ftouse
Commie L Energy
Neuposls Ladda Corporation
Aero Supply Adds Women to 2nd Shift
Aero Supply announces return to employing women on the 4 p m to midnight second shift starting next Monday amid labor shortages in the area. Lon Rives, personnel director, says hires will be through the Pennsylvania State Employment office and OFE Lo WAC, with every applicant needing transportation to home. The plant now employs 97 women on day shift and may add a third shift after May 21 to boost material flow and prevent stock depletion.
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Lon Rive
Aura Supply Mle
Rimes
Aero Plant
Pennsylvania
Hold Corry Man in Morals Cases
Leon J. Lindsley, 84, of First Avenue, was arrested and brought before Police Magistrate Cobbet on morals charges. He faces indecent liberties with a 4-year-old and two charges for an 18-year-old: indecent liberties and sodomy. Lindsley pled not guilty. police say he admitted certain practices over a long period and a 14-year-old reported more than one incident. Bail on sodomy requires county court, and he was held at Erie County. Detective Coates assisted Chief Drake and Sgt. Pall Good in the investigation.
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Leon J. Lindsley
First Avenue
Cobbet
Harley Drake
Erie
Coates
Veliy
Drake
Pali
Goodmutinny
X Consideratte Perin
Britain halts rubber exports to China in 1961 policy
London reports the British government will cut off rubber exports to China for 1961. The decision was announced in the Commons shortly after a U.S. stance on relations. The move aims to align Britain with interests in United States policy amid tense relations.
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China
Sry Pasottes
London
Bovns of Commons
Winstay Chivetitl
Britain
United States
Foremen Named for New Cory Plant No 3
Cory Jamestown plant announces appointing Donald W Hall and Ollie McClintock as foremen for Plant No 3 in the eastern cliff area. Hall will lead raw material, machine and process parts. McClintock will supervise assembly finishing and shipping. Both have long service with Cory and related divisions.
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Velen
Cory YoRumuseiwa
Cory
David A. Hillswon
Reiter
Minager
Donald W. Hall
O. A. Mecknock
Hall
Corry- Jamestown Eneryn Shire
Sevbent
Jlttch Press
Depatmen
William
Eadlnating
T Fe Tveal
Robert
Furmerly
Ollie” McClintock
West Oe Gress Street
Shelin
Fay
Mr. McCoinock
Defense opens case in free work trial
Pittsburgh May 10 The defense opened its case today in the free work trial of City Controller Edward R Frey who is charged with misdemeanor in office and fraudulent conversion. Before defense witnesses were recalled Attorney Louis Little requested a directed verdict of liability but was overruled. A special session last night the commonwealth lost its ability to use the testimony of Herman Den Bler a former city shipleys because the statute of limitations.
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Pittsburgh
Dpense
Edward R. Frey
Louis Little Wekedl
Commonwealth
Herman den
Bler
Bhipleys
beCaIher
Lady in Black In Critical Condition By Unknown Causes
Holly Woon reports Marion Elisabeth Watson age 46 once linked to the "Lady in Black" persona visited Rudolph Valentino's tomb. She was found in a coma at home and rushed to the hospital after an overdose of sleeping medicine. Police and doctors described the condition as critical with medical staff attending.
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Holly Woon
Marion Elisabeth Watson
Ruddlph Valentino
Amenty General Hospital
B. N. Wells
W. 1
Dolineon
W. B. Peebles
Panama chief restores 1944 constitution amid turmoil
In Panama City crowds attacked the capital and protests followed the ouster of President Arias. Police faced unrest, a state of emergency was debated as Vice President and remnants of the government sought stability. Remon backed by police and army influence pressured the assembly and the constitution crisis escalated with shutdowns across the city.
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Jy Associated Press
Panama
Buiama
Winely
Chotirig
Alethia
Adolphnmehel
National Assembly
Arins
Jose Antonio Remon
Puma
All Army
Arias
Heitz Reman
Avias
Remon
Aring
Polly
Arasonein
Tavniit Developments
Amo
Ike
Tony
Sluwi
Transpur- Tomon
Aiba Stantishill
C J Officers Re elected In Corydamestown Miz Corp
Six officers of Corydamestown Miz Corp were re elected at a reorganization held at the home of Mr and Mrs Davin A Hilletrom on East Congress Street Yesterday afternoon David A Hulistrom was named president and general manager G A Hillstrom vice president and assistant secretary Archour Hillstrom secretary and assistant general manager HH Keppel treasurer R E Larson vice president and Roy A Edgren also named vice president Mrs C A Williams and He Martin Keppel were elected directors at the stockholders meeting in Jamestown Tuesday night The directors met later at the Hotel Corry for further actions Leaders commended a record year and noted the firm’s progress as the largest and most successful in its history Attending from away was Mrs Edna H Bracken of Long Beach California.
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Cory-damest
Miz. Corp
Davin A. Hilletrom
East
Congress Street
Ie Oficers
David A. Hulistrom
G. A. Hillestrom
D. Archiour Hillstrom
HH Keppel
Weasurer
R. E. Larson
Indywrge Bt Silest
Roy A. Edgren
Merilne
C. A. Williams
Martin Keppel
Jamestown
Hillsteort
Armel
Corry
Filmer
Edna, H. Bracken
Loi Beach
Cul
Somerset Man Loses Leg After Three Day Crash Exposure
Richard Adair a 23 year old man from Somerset was exposed to the elements for three days after a car crash. Doctors at Somerset Hospital report that his broken leg will require amputation.
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Somerset
Wil
Richard Adair
Goul
Ron Amon
Jey
Singer Vic Damone Inducted Into Army
New York May 1 Vic Damone 22 radio singer from Brooklyn was inducted into the Army today after five years of night engagements. He will report at Camp Keil mer and receives $75 pay while serving. He said goodbye to his girlfriend Joan Benny and spoke of her father Benny Damone.
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Petes
New York
Vie Damone
Radio Wid
Uto the Army
Vnet
Damone
Vito Rocco Farinola
Brooklyn
Joan Benny
Duck Beviny Damone
Camp Keil+mer
Dutch businessman released by Czechs amid Prague jail stay
Amsterdam reports the release of Dutch businessman Louwers from Prague after 14 months in prison. He arrived at Schiphol Airport and said his case involved economic concerns and a lengthy sentence. His release follows prior similar actions involving other businessmen associated with American interests.
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Ap Rer
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Czechoslovakia
WTA
Louwers
Auich Hisinesamat
Prague
Tor
Schiphol
Siniar
Ult
Ok Amerit Ean
Robert A. Voge
Jy Axiaeary
Als Aviv
Petann
Defense chief quizzed for fourth day in MacArthur case
The Associated Press reports Secretary of Defense Marshall avoided endorsing Gen Ridgway statements linked to MacArthur's fate. Marshall said the matter should be handled by the State Department while noting the subcommittee hearing revealed tense questions about the 38th parallel and public disclosures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Marshall
Mathew B. Ridgway
Douglas MacArthur
Sen
Ae Wong
General MacArthur
Palley Wilerpncey Wehiod
Vncing
Beni
Alexander Smith
R-M
Wueluil
I Gem
United Navny
Cuntro
Jay Let” Smith
Washigton
Hla Foncey
Wah
Murshid Bead Simine
Lucey
Ger
Ldwiwl
Mi Almond
BS Wi
Tel Chen Arles
Korea
Strilz
Li Gey
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Man
Saith
Maodthar
Ueenpanon
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MacArthur
Ridgway
Dulles
Smith
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Rom
Shahmazy
Tal Avanee
toRay'e Susttayiy Fitor Bridges
Marshall Bard
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