UN Plans to Unify Korea Face Communist Opposition
At Lake Success and in UN committees, Communist blasts target the majority plan to unify Korea and cross the 38th parallel. Andre Vishinsky condemns UN Korea resolution as aggression while Yugoslav and Indian delegates push viewpoints amid debates on peace and cross-border actions.
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Korea
38Th
Associated Press
Russia
Andre ¥. Vishinsky
Thhat
UN Assembly
Andrei Vishinsky
Edvard Kardelj
Ales Bebler
Gouiell
38Th Parallel
U. S
New Delhi
Ae China
En-Lai
Bir Benegal
East Main Street wreck causes $170 in damage
Two lorry drivers were involved in a Saturday afternoon crash on East Main Street. Charles Guadagno and Michael Gookus were listed as the drivers, with damage cited at 150 to one car and 20 to the other. Police noted bumper contact near a parking area during the incident.
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East Main Street
Charles Guadagno
Pleasant Street
Michael Gookus
Scutty Certer Street
Cookin
Gladdeno
Ajax Union Votes Strike At Ajax Iron Works Plant
Union employees at Ajax Iron Works voted to strike at 2 30 P M after a special session that ended about 10 P M The vote was reported as well over 100 to a few in favor of striking Workers planned to walk out while plant officials were in conference seeking wage and contract terms confirmation
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Ajax Iron Works
Pupy Imre
Focal
Play
Jos
September Weather Runs Below Normal Despite Rainfall
A Mercury report shows September had below normal temperatures with a freezing dip once, multiple chilling nights, and a 3.29 inch rainfall total. October 1 saw 2.46 inches from a heavy downpour, while October 10 recorded 1.16 inches. The September 24 blackout, blamed on smoke from forest fires near Cana Wah, darkened the city in mid afternoon. Weather observer George Mulderick notes the month ranged from highs near 86 to lows around 38-49 across many days.
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George Mulder
Ick
Cana- Wah
Strike Closes 84 Kroger Stores in Three States
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a truck driver strike by AFL General Packers Titan Local 249 shuts 84 Kroger chain stores and warehouses across Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia. Drivers rejected a 16 cent hourly raise, with talks failing over retirement and labor provisions.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Peninsylvania
Ohio
West Virgginia
AFL General Teamsters Titan
Kroger Company
Sham Grocers
Trusk
Mahagéemeén
Caretaker Held In Shooting Of Jamestown Man
L Sprinchorn a 28 year old heating and air contractor in Jamestown lies in critical condition after being shot in the chest on a cottage path near Chautauqua Lake. Suspect Charley Grassy Granath, 8, of Ashville, admitted shooting during a long standing property dispute and is held at Mayville awaiting sanity examination.
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L. Sprinchorn
Charles
Granath
Jamestown
Jamestown General
Ashville
Moyni
Wrn
Mayville
Chautauqua Lake
Custody Battle Over Betsy Patton in Erie Court
Avorry Eather petitioned Erie county court for custody of his daughter Betsy Patton. Judge Elmer L. Evans issued a writ of habeas corpus directing Mrs. Arlowyn Patton to appear with Betsy on October 19. Patton accuses his wife of desertion last December and concealing the child’s whereabouts while fearing she may move the child out of state. Patton was ordered in non support court to pay 1250 weekly for their four and a half year old child.
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Avorry Eather
Erie County
Avwrit
Patton
Massacre Toll Reported in Korean Town
Reports from Taejon describe a massacre in which 1,100 Korean civilians were found dead. Observers say 5,000 to 6,000 may have been killed by North Korean forces, with bodies around a Franciscan monastery and in a trench yet uncovered. Three survivors, including two Americans, are noted.
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Associated Press
Taejon
Korea
Priority order for industry slated tonight
Washington reports the National Production Authority will announce a compulsory priority order to align all plants with military demand. The move targets 430 billion year needs, enables prime contractors to pass orders down to sub contractors, and aims to prevent civilian work from delaying defense production.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Production Authority
Wilne oMeiuls
Uwegd
Seaven
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
American Tron and Steel Institute
Steel Industry
Steel Company
NPA
William H Harrison
Ochet Defense
American Iron and Steel
Sawyer Ais
Sharon Steel Corp
French seize Thainguyen in major Indochina offensive
A French military spokesman said Thainguyen, a Viet Minh communications hub 49 miles north of Hanoi, was occupied Sunday at 5 p m local time. Two more French columns advanced toward the city on its left and right amid rain drenched terrain and ongoing skirmishes with Vietminh forces.
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Associated Press
Saigon
Indochina
Thainguyen
Hanoi
Vienminh
No. 3
Steelworkers seek wage rise amid looming strike threat
Philip Murray, president of both the CIO and the Steelworkers, urged 43,000 members in district No. 15 to back officers and negotiators in pursuing a substantial wage increase. He cited plans to present the union's stance to company negotiators after meetings on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Associated Press
Mckeesport
Phillip Murray
Whitted Steelwork
Ers
Murray
Nsw
Holt
Miltaity
Ncessary
Murray Sai
Fire Destroys Maco Market on East Main Street
Fire caused by electrical wiring damaged the Maco Market on East Main Street Saturday night. The blaze, which started around 8 95 p m, was contained to the building frame and second floor storage, with a total estimated loss of 1500 dollars all insured. Two women reported smelling fumes, leading to quick discovery and firefighting by Maco and local crews who kept the fire from spreading to adjacent Frank's Tavern.
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East Main Street
James
Frank Perry
Frank
Macko Loday
Macka
Miacko
Deeper Tax Bite Now In Effect
The government imposes higher federal income tax withholding starting yesterday. About 25 million American workers will see a roughly twenty percent larger deduction from each paycheck to fund increases approved by Congress.
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Washington
Four Auto Crashes Wreck Weekend. One Arrest Made
Four injuries reported in area auto mishaps over the weekend with no serious harm. A driver, Hal Hughes Corners Tepne Dewile of Milwaukee, was arrested, fined 13.50, for a crash in which a Mauer woman rode. Another collision on Route 6 west of the city damaged two cars, $800 each, no arrests. Robson, 17, was hurt delving near Walon City, treated and released. Clark and Hulings involved in a driveway collision with minor damage totals. A late-night sideswipe near Union City caused $200 damage to both vehicles. no arrests.
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George Thitwall
Uealee
Union City Hospital
Allee Mauer
David Robson
Winna Baker
Tiibuilt
Sinc Hal Hughes
Tepne Dewile
Milwaukee
Mauer
Rowe
Wayne Skiff
Spartansburg
Lloyd McCelley
Union City
Skiff
McColley
Furl
Young Robson Wils
Beever
Walon City
Robso
Poke
Robson
Wien
Rodls Clark
Paul Hulings
Clark
Hulings
Sis
Bak~en
Rowe F
Donn Lynch
Kinsman
James Raver
North East
A.D
Mines Found Off Korea Prompt Navy Testimony
Admiral Sherman told the House Armed Services Committee that recovered mines from Korea were of a familiar Soviet type and posed risks to U.S. ships. He cited damage to the destroyer Brush and discussed potential further threats from flotations used in river operations and lifting charges.
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Washington
Get
Fabrest
Sherman
U.S. Navy
Karet Nave
Busian
Naval
House Armed Servicws Committee
Westroyer
Eipalleran
Sherman Audphab
Additier
Brush
Congress
Value of Forest Land Soaring In Pa State Laterals
In Clinton, Peter and Campion counties forest lands rise in value as natural gas development expands in northern Pennsylvania. Royalty figures from future operations could reach over 1,000 annually across a five to ten year period. State bids opened for rights to operate gas wells on state lands prompt optimistic, but cautious, estimates from officials.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Del
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Cheap Forest Mars
Clinton
Peter
Campion
Genero
Sanwel Jatkser
Jackson
Mir Furetts
Waleks
Ripire
Infernally
PLC
Dunksan
Forests and Waters
Daniel Miller
Chat Area
Ideal Barracks
Army inductees depart for Erie preinduction exams
Eleven area youths, including Anne Cory, leave by train for Erie to begin army induction. As part of a stepped up call, forty four more from this area will travel this week for preinduction physicals. Departing servicemen present shoe shine kits to those who left this morning.
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Anne Cory
Erie
Corry
Reds Advance Reported By South Koreans Near Wonsan
South Korean sources say a 30 mile advance has been made toward Wonsan as North Korea prepares a final stand. MacArthur reportedly orders surrender but is urged to ignore the directive and continue action.
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Wonsan
MacArthur
Moop up campaign still continuing in South Korea
In a chaotic dispatch from the Korean front, American and South Korean forces reportedly crossed the border into North Korea amid heavy war rhetoric. Reports say units advanced to near seven miles beyond the frontier while Chinese and Soviet involvement looms.
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South Korea
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