Plan to Build Up Armed Might Continues in War Outlook
Washington reports that despite the Korea conflict opening, the U S will maintain a 3,000,000 man military buildup. Air Force expansion to 95 110 groups is considered while reserves and draftees are slated to continue. Debate centers on how best to deploy forces in Europe and Korea with possible cadre divisions and national guard options.
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Truman Heads Back Toward Washington After Idle Chesapeake Cruise
President Truman, aboard the yacht Williamsburg, returns up the Potomac toward Washington after a quiet day anchored near the Chesapeake. He and a small party of aides cruised the Chesapeake Bay since last Saturday with plans to dock in Bladensburg Island then reach the capital by Saturday afternoon.
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President Truman Signs Doctors' Draft on Chesapeake Bay
President Truman signed a proclamation authorizing physicians and dentists for armed services. Charles Ross announced details would be released in Washington, with only the proclamation’s general aim disclosed. The president spoke during a Chesapeake Bay cruise.
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City defense plan taking shape in four ward recruit drive
Walter Scott announces Corty’s Civilian Defense enters active phase with 220 more workers needed beyond 80 wardens. Efforts avoid overlap with 120 Red Cross disaster committee members, volunteer fire notices, and air raids spotters. Names must be submitted by October 10 to blueprint the program.
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Rent Control Action Hinted by Bricker and Maybank
Washington reports Senator Bricker suggests a modified extension of federal rent controls may be needed when Congress returns November 27. Senator Maybank disputes a revision is required after the elections, while House and Senate chairs push for hearings on a broader rent control measure before year end.
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UN Forces Won't Cross Korean Border Says Britain
Britain assured Russia and China that Gen. MacArthur's forces would not remain in North Korea longer than needed to stabilize the country. The pledge, made during the U N General Assembly debate on a sight power resolution, backed by Britain and the United States, amid Soviet opposition to inviting North and South Korea as equal parties.
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GE Pensioners get voluntary cost of living increase
General Electric announced a voluntary cost of living increase for 7,000 already retired employees. Most recipients will see $24 to $48 more per month, with some smaller amounts. GE president Charles Wilson cited long-term pension goals and hardship from higher living costs. The amendment aims to align current payments with those to future retirees.
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Manpower Debate Shapes Defense Draft Policy
Senate and government leaders push for a broad policy on selective service as Symington and Marshall discuss exemptions for scientists and crucial workers. Hershey defends limited deferments while warning that meeting a 3,000,000 man goal under current rules is unlikely.
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Lancaster Colonel Awarded Distinguished Service Cross
Col John J. Michaelis of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, commander of the 27th Regiment in the 25th Division, earned the Distinguished Service Cross for leading a forward attack near Sinsam. He exposed himself to mortar and sniper fire to call an air strike, helping his unit hold and withdraw under heavy enemy action.
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No Settlement Near In Newspaper Strike Hits Pittsburgh
More than 2,500 employees have filed since Sunday night as AFL mailers strike shuts all three Pittsburgh newspapers. Mailers for the Pittsburgh Post-Clarotte and the Sun Telegraph refused to work, forcing closures across the morning and evening editions.
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State Guard Recruiting Delayed Amid Personnel Shortages
Recruitment for the State Guard is slowed as Army leaders push to form three main regiments with headquarters in Washington Wilkes Barre and Erie. Veterans aged 26 to 40 are urged to enlist while training stays occur at local armories. duties mirror National Guard but with no federal service.
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Internationally Known Attorney and Actor Dudley Malony Dies
Dudley Field Malony, famed attorney and actor, dies at 98 in Culver City after a long heart condition. He worked with Clarence Darrow in the Scopes trial era and served as Port of New York collector during World War I, with roles under Wilson. His advocacy included women’s suffrage and divorce cases in Paris, building an international reputation. He represented clients such as Guinn Walsh and Justus Fleischman.
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PUC Approves Relocation of Shady Avenue Crossing
The Public Utilities Commission and city authorities authorize moving Shady avenue east to suit the Corry Jamestown project. Construction will build approaches and crossing refinements with reflector signals. AML work must finish by May 4, 1952.
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Three Candidates Lead Queen Voting Field
Voters await coronation set for October as early results show Liv Ahe Miss Cats ry leading with 497 votes, followed by Jownne Clobbite and Le on Volk. Other contenders include Donis Jean Whpley, Laveen May Purine, Marenevite Drissall, and Mercena Brociay, with many ballots held back until closer to election day.
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Two Drivers Hurt in Route 6 19 Crash Near Utica and Cambridge
A collision at the Route 6 and 19 intersection left Richard Klein, 43, of Utica, and Talia Elk, 34, of Cambridge Springs, with two cars damaged. Klein’s car sustained about 25 dollars in damage. White’s vehicle suffered about 125 dollars. Police expect further investigation.
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Rooms Near Atterbury Camp Offer Visiting Families Lodging
Atterbury Camp in Indiana offers rooms in nearby towns and on base for visiting members of the Pennsylvania 26th Infantry Division now in federal service. Civilian business rooms at the base and nearby hotels provide accommodations with advance reservations. Rates range from 3.10 to 8 dollars per night for two persons, with a three day limit for room use.
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Yanks Take 1-0 Lead In Third Game
The New York Yankees push ahead in game three with a 1-0 lead as players like Lopat and Seminick contribute. Highlights include a run-scoring single by Coleman and a defensive miscue by the opposing team.
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Negro officer's case in Washington hands for review
Army spokesman said Lt. Leom A Gilbur Yaris a Black officer faced a court martial for alleged misconduct before the enemy by refusing to advance with his unit during a battle near Lane July 31. Death sentence upheld by Maj. Gen. Kenn the judge advocate general will make recommendations to the secretary of the army for presidential review.
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President urged to make campaign tour
Washington dispatch reports Senator Anderson favors urging President Truman to campaign after his Chesapeake Bay cruise. Anderson seeks a stumping tour on the Korea situation if the president returns with a changed no campaign stance ahead of the November congressional elections.
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