Indignation over Soviet deportations of Hungary patriots
United Nations delegates grapple with mass deportations of Hungarian patriots as tension rises over Soviet actions. The General Assembly considers resolutions to aid refugees, with protest from nations supporting Hungary and questioning Western reactions while noting contributions from several countries and organizations to refugee relief efforts.
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Hungary
United Nations
Renevert
Thelin
Soviet Union
Sipenmitis
Helen Sue
Abgeritini
Helenkin
Delmark
Alves Tisom Low
Red Power
Taienes
Hongoveromesitel
Refijes
Secretari General
Ie “Meh
Americans In South Pole May Have To Move
A South Pole expedition, stranded by failed equipment, faces relocation as weather and damaged power systems threaten base operations. Navy crew, scientists, and support teams work to repair tents and maintain essential communications while supply drops and transport by aircraft are considered to sustain the mission.
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South Pole
Trailer Burns On Turnpike Near Sugar Load Loss
A trailer on the Pennsylvania Turnpike caught fire today destroying a sugar load valued at about $3,000. State Police said the driver is Ed Ward Klink of Rockwood Somerset, with the blaze reported three miles east of the Quinter interchange as Westmoreland and Manor Valley and Yollewood companies fought the flames.
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Irwin
Ed Ward Klink
Rockwood
Somerset
Fant & Tre Brownut
Yollewood
Manor
Westmoreland City
Quwin
Rainfall Totals Reported Across Town
Local weather observers reported rainfall totaling .88 inch for the night and a cumulative 1.78 inches after the storm eased. Temperatures fell to 4 degrees last night and reached 48 during the previous day.
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Huta Ebely
Fio Neokeps
Stockholders Vote To Sell Aero Unit In New York
Stockholders at Aero Supply in New York City voted to approve selling the hardware division. The sale aims to cut losses and strengthen the company’s finances while enabling expansion of other units. Proceeds will fund working capital and reduce debt as Standard Pressed Steel Co handles the transfer and ship‑outs begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Supply
New York City
Leo Strauss
Avro
Expanaun
Weecswors
Engineeriqur de Prrhneént
Strauss
Focal
Standard, Pressed Steel
Cleveland
Angeles
Jenkintown
Pi ‘Abo
Aero
Wit
Phi Total Anioube
Henny Tinhayy
Mansagement
Bolt
Dag Hammarskjold press for withdrawal plan in Middle East
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold urged Allied powers in New York to work toward a timed withdrawal of troops from the Suez Canal zone and to determine if UN police could replace them. He reported broad principles with President Nasser but left open who would police the canal after the withdrawal.
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Unite Aan
Dagammarskjold
Avaenily
Rive Hima Pha Pteers
Peyot
United Nations
Genera Dag Harmarskjold
Britain
Luis
Reynt
Renee
Mareien
Mathond Frwal
Canal Zone
Honmarakejold
Hammoarskjolt
Mintle East
Egypt
Hammonskjold
Regene Oation
Middle East
France
Rael Concertine
Withubawal
Reyption
Nasser
Algo
Noaset
Hummar
Akjold
Scandinavia
Newtrnt
BaEnpens
Connete
Hungary Relief Drive Raises Funds and Clothing Donations
A Phoenixville effort gathers 3316 dollars and clothing for Hungary. The drive, led by Joseph B Ujobut of the Phoenixville Republic, sends a carload of items to support beleaguered Hungary via the Salvation Army and American Friends Committee.
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Hungary
Phoenixville
Chasirman
Joseph Bujobut
Phoenixville Republica
Salvation
Rail Tour Signups Amid Meantime City Beginnings
Local notice details a rail tour signups with destinations including New York and Meadville. It notes participants from Cory residents and Meafville area, listing multiple names and a sequence of travel legs and lodging arrangements for the event.
Named Surtice of Prace Warhesirg Leader May Hamid Pull
The report details a government leader named Hamid Pull and associates Dudley with actions linked to a breach or breach like incident. The transmission event appears tied to a county body and a local agency.
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Surtice
Prace Warhesirg
May Hamid Pull
Thompens
Dudley
Ion Iistlen
Peucn Coy
Shit Transmission
Couney Horanien
Federal Action May Halt Strike Aims Under Legal Pressure
Washington moves to seek a federal injunction to stop a nationwide waterfront strike. The action targets New York port operations and early talks with labor leaders amid President Biden's possible invocation of emergency powers. New York Shipping Association and employers push for restraint while the NLRB negotiates with union officials.
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New York
Etsor
Piravieline
Sebonsky
National Labor Relations Board
Mamie Fm
Uel
Gueville Contens
Angie
Pegins
Stein Ty
New York Shipping Assomatior
Inviatline Ont Biannnan
Ale
GaileCoues Cortraot
New Yorke
Port
Union
IEA
Workers Strike In Budapest Amid Turbulent Standstill
Reported strike action in Budapest involved warehouse and industrial workers halted operations. Police and military-like troop presence surrounded key sites as worker councils from Budapest and allied regions planned coordinated demonstrations to press labor demands.
Norwegians Move Into Suez Officer Places Defendant At Scene
A garbled report describes a violent accusation surrounding an acid hurling case with named individuals Grant and Abe Pelier among suspects. Witnesses locate a man near East Side street and a Beene area after an incident described as a coordinated mob attack.
Killed On Way to Jury Duty
A man was killed while en route to jury duty near West Conshohorkes. Police chief Yrogh Aleipiedi said the victim, Cylhiee Stiffetpdh, died at the embankment after being struck and overturned. The incident occurred in Montgomery County near Telirrhooke Hipepoor during the early afternoon.
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Helsind
Aspowél
Dievaptitin
Electrieal
West Park
Che Diuttellae
Farmur
Shveral
Hart
Ib Trealeties
West Conshohorkes
Yrogh Aleipiedi
Montgometye
No Request For Asylum By Cardinal In US Debate
Confused dispatch cites Cardinal urging no asylum requests as U S officials debate policy. Government figures including John Foster Dulles weigh safety and asylum rights amid tense exchanges on Soviet relations and international refuge.
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Leior
Rysan Enon
Hume
Stile Department
Terversm
John Paster Dulles
Cardin
Molotov Named Minister of State Control in Kremlin Shakeup
In Moscow the Soviet Presidium appointed Vyacheslav Molotov minister of state control, elevating the longtime Stalinist and first deputy premier. The move consolidates old guard influence as Molotov gains broad oversight of Soviet activities and potentially steers Russia back toward Stalinist concepts. He succeeds V Zhavorunkoy in the new post.
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Molotov
London
V. M. Molotov
Kremlin
Moscow Radio
Liyughaly
Russia
Stalin
Supreme Soviet
V. Zhavorunkoy
C of C Schedules Six Meetings for Keep Pace Campaign
The Chamber of Commerce outlines six focused meetings this Friday Monday and Tuesday at the Municipal Building. Groups from automotive hospitality construction finance real estate and insurance will discuss progress and investments. Sessions run 10 am and 4 pm with short informal formats led by Stavirt Loniamananes to boost business support.
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Chamber of Commerce
Resturant
Pome
Kessian
Iiben Uine
Tabsdasi
Olelock
Mieeting
Orelock Allo
Mupielpal- Muilatrig
Stavirt Loniamananes
Dela Ion
Dog Wins Honor From Researchers
A black and white mongrel named Airplane is cited for research aid at Children's Medical Center. Dr Paul Dudley White, Eisenhower adviser, placed a silver collar on the 44 pound dog after it helped surgeons test a procedure to repair a hole between heart ventricles.
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National Society of Medical Research
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
Childveirs Medical Center
Yeny Ald Jautile McLaurhits
Alephupe
Reatt
Field Leaves Charity 30 Million to Marshall Field Foundation
The will of the late publisher and philanthropist Marshall Field, who died November 1 at age 69, directs more than 30 million dollars to the Field Foundation for philanthropic purposes. Residual estate unspecified goes to Field's only son, Marshall Field Jr.
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Tit
Field Foundation
Tne
John F Whitton
Laseyer
Vale of Slitch
Pield
Marshall Wield Jr
Bison
Ti Eytite
First Hungarian refugees arrive in U S to begin resettlement
About 5,000 Hungarians expected to reach the United States by Friday, with the first contingent already landing today at Camp Kilmer New Jersey under President Truman's migration orders. Officials cited plans for permanent resettlement and discussed future admissions and placement.
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U.S
CMM
Aniank
Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Tenetong
Atria
Iter
Uday
Walter
D-Pat
Tod
Refugees Flee as Soviet Troops Fire at Hungarian Border
Vienna reports Soviet soldiers fire on Hungarian refugees attempting to cross into Austria. UN agency cites about 54,000 Hungarians to Austria since the rebellion began, with 8,000 arriving in recent days. Witness Rep. Walter says he saw a refugee shot near a border checkpoint. Gen Swing and Lindsay corroborate, detailing trains and deportation rumors, border checks, and cold crossings into Austria.
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Vienna
Auster
Russlie
Austria
A. UN
Geneva
Office
UN High Commissioner For Refugees
Fennels Walter
D-Pa
Hubgarton
Austeln
Joseph M. Swing
U. S
Hungary
Tremier
Tins Kadir
Tial
Walter Sili
Waller
Cipal
Inter
Swing
Walter
Lindsay
Myamp
Lake Nowsiedlersnd
Budapest
Theennyl
Nab Student Charged With Dormitory Fire Killing
A 20 year old student from Unlvey Site of Waho charged with arson in a dormitory fire that killed several residents on October 19 at MOSUUW. The fire prompted police and campus officials to investigate other dorm tires in the same period. Bond set at $40,000 as preliminary hearings continue. multiple students named in related cases and court actions noted.
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Mosuuw
Sien
Pant D. Mutavich
Waho Treshiniin
Camilamoner
Pieialaa
Earle Koebter
Mutovicin
Hall Oatar
Uae
Isrison
Pat Jolieon
Davenport
Johny Wrythson
Talo Nile
Chase Senardborg
Tereveton
Idahoy
Norwegian Troops Enter Suez Sector for UN Peacekeeping
A 1-A unit of about 190 Norwegian soldiers moved into the northern Suez Zone to support the UN police force in Port Said. The operation, tied to a cease-fire, aimed to ease tensions between Egyptian and British French forces. The contingent, part of an 700-strong international force, arrived by train near Abu Suweir and wore UN helmets as they stood by for orders.
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Catro 1
Suez Sana Zone
Middle East
Port Said
Enna
Goen
Egypt
Canal Zone
Port Shid
Abu Suweir
Ennid
Port Spi
Camel—Atone
Flan Cigilims Bhush
Egypts
Freich
Tisrael
Dag Hammasikjold
London Truck Drivers Strike Over Gas Rationing Crisis
About 1,000 London truck drivers joined a strike amid fuel shortages linked to an upcoming gas rationing plan. The disruption hit meat transport and other essential goods as garages filled with drivers seeking full tanks and shoppers faced tightened supplies across Britain.
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BRS
Middle East
Busek
Idifis
Avinmobile
Ashe
Hairdwattt
License Forms For Martled Urbarrish-ony Firm Of Jrtvirls
Unclear OCR text discusses license forms and applicability, with reference to an entity and refits. The readable fragments suggest a formal licensing context and potential requirements, but the source lacks coherent details. The item remains a damaged notice with limited actionable content.
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Jaye
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Ellie Raltroyd
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Pereons
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NLRB
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Putin
Rasstins
Sydapest
Othiea Qineks
Lye Hall
Warkee
Steerta
Witt
Polley
Suez
Victor Fueseh
Minti
Sy Grant
Grant Steyuer
Fraconurt
Abe Ely
Abe
Minnli
Domentey Bando
Abe Elyl
Governenoye
Abe Pelier
Tabor
Alea
Toni
Abe ‘Teiv
Biontiy
Patronntais Sages
Field
Marshall Field
Pittsburgh
Pittsbiley Reflector Co
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Iors
Heatherhood
Stadiut
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Ding Ihroneh
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Il Sotcalitol
THT
TON
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Spite Jeadesy
Tintonk BP
Kilmer
Teeve
Ianksiiting
Hupaistin
Finn Bowel Tercoe
Broghulge
Air Force Baye
Hboifst
Nab
Fendtor
Arthur Tita Sprite
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Iie County
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