Russia Claims American Planes Struck Siberian Base
Moscow charged that two American fighters strafed a Soviet airfield near Vladivostok last Sunday causing equipment damage. The United States would not comment while U S Ambassador Alan G. Kirk informed the State Department of the protest.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Siberian
Vladivostok
Tokyo
U. S. Air Force
Walworth Barbour
Andrei Gromyko
Sneh
Ly Veralite
Nove
FBO
Stan Toys
Alefeld
Sukhaya Revhka
Sukheya Sens
Nuvi
Bayr
Fieivontok
Siberiag
Aledtrome
Caswaltie Barbolr
United Nations
Gromyko
U.S
U. S
Alan G. Kirle
State Department
Ussr
United States
Mote
Amer
Bow and Arrow Hunters Seek Own Deer Season
Harrisburg Oct 10Pennsylvanians who prefer bow and arrow hope for their own deer season after 18 years of efforts. Clayton B Shenk executive secretary of the Pennsylvania Archery Association says a resolution backing the proposal could earn the federation's endorsement at the annual federation of sportsmen clubs convention this year.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvsnia Federation of Sportsmen
Shenk
Budget Cut Airs in Non-Defense Appropriations Plan
Associated Press reports a $500 million plus cut in non defense appropriations with details showing reductions across executive branch agencies. The document outlines significant reductions including a $74 million cut to Federal Security Agency hospital construction grants and other large reductions in rural electrification reclamation and European Recovery programs.
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Associated
Washington
Congress
Tranan
Ageroies
Executive Branch
Pankage
Hieryearly
Federal Security Agendy
Agriculture Department
Talerit Department
Army Engineers
European Recovery —Program
Marshall Pla
Government weighs price controls as housing slows
Washington considers price controls and rationing to curb inflation while aiming to accelerate home building. Senators Maybank and Flanders discuss tax and control measures as federal agencies study mortgage options for veterans and non veterans. A potential wage policy echoes the wartime Little Steel pattern, with U S Steel facing a wage campaign by about one million workers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Qet
Flanders Jr-Vi
Maybank
D-Sg
Formua
O10
Philip Murray
U. S. Steel Corporation
Truman To Meet With MacArthur In Pacific Conference
President Truman will meet General MacArthur in the Pacific for a weekend conference with the commander of the unified forces. White House sources said arrangements are completed and the exact location is undisclosed. The meeting will follow Truman's trip from St. Louis for his sister Mary Jane's installation as Worthy Grand Patron of the Order of Eastern Star.
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Washington
Truman
Doights Macarthur
Pacific
White House
Rendeavous
St. Louis
Mary Jane
Order of Eastern Star
France seeks American funds for first year of rearmament
France lays groundwork for a formal request to the United States for funds to finance the first year of its stepped up rearmament program. French officials present initial figures to Washington as Maurice Pesche prepares to meet U S leaders including Secretary Snyder and Secretary Acheson. The plan envisions adding about 250000 troops to a 650000 force and securing roughly 5 71 billion dollars to cover 1951 costs while avoiding inflation at home.
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State Department
Associated Press
Washington
Ort
Freneh
Ls Bein
Hance
France
Tharsesy
Maurice Persche
Patughe
Treasury
Snyder
State
Acheson
Europe
United States
Britain
America
Rutssian Ag- Brendon
Trucker Held After Fatal Fall in Erie
Wthel Swain Jr of Cannon Delaware died from a fractured skull after falling from a truck cab near Erie. Driver Herman Willey of Lockport was held on an open charge during police investigation. Willey claimed the woman was napping as the truck traveled from Lockport to Pittsburgh.
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Erie
Associated Press
BRIE
Wthel Swain, Jr
Cannon
Del
Warren C. Wood
Herman ©. Willey
Lockport N. C
Pendiig
Willey
Trie
Lockport
Pittsburgh
Carl Malinowsky
Miss Swain
Janitors Seek Wage Increase From School Board
Janitors petition the Board of Education for a wage increase to 50 dollars per week. The request was referred to the property committee with a possible special meeting to act on the petition.
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Hallie Sci
Tua
Board of
Educatin
Property Committee
Jack Slab
Lucent
Sip
Lawrence Douglas
Concecion
Harding
Fairview
Washington
Concord
Worker Killed At Erie GE Plant
A GE plant in Erie reports the death of Melvin Simon, 29, who was dragged 200 feet after missing his bucket and colliding with a switching engine. He died before colleagues could help.
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Erie GE
Melvin Simon
General Electric
Simon
Ashe
Soviet and U S discuss United Action for Peace plan
Reports from Lake Success detail Russia’s tentative approval of parts of the Acheson plan amid Cold War tensions. U S Secretary Dean Acheson and Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky spar over provisions on UN peace enforcement, with several nations co sponsoring the proposal including Canada France the Philippines Turkey Britain and Uruguay.
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Associated Press Lake
li—Weateen
Siupliew Sonlay
Russia
U. S
Beetary
Blake Dean Aoheron
Suvi
Andeek . Vishinsky
Hespinn
Vishinsky
Phn
Acheson
Deputunel
John Foster Duitles
Tessoné Leame
Security Counel
Security Council
General Assembly
Canada
France
Philippines
Turkey
Britain
Uruguay
Iy ‘Dulllés
Soviet Union
United States
UdoWirine
Huesia
Telephone Cable Outage Disrupts East Main Street Service
Pennsylvania Telephone Corp reports a fire damage to a cable on East Main near the river and tracks. The break affected about 50 families on single and multi party lines until repairs restored service by 1 o’clock this morning after overnight work by local and Erie crews.
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East Main Street
Rodman D. Benson
Pennsylvania Telephone Corp
Olly
Erie
Officials Fail to Appear for Session in City
A city session to arbitrate a dispute over the East Smith Street sewer project opened with absent officials from the Dunweeny conservation firm. City and bond firms disputed claims totaling thousands, with Donovan Brothers and the Donovans’ construction partners pressing for payments for extras, gravel, and materials. Attorney Dunn hoped for a settlement after two hours of oral counterclaims.
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Atorneys
Dunwveny
Walter Lent
Ray Thomas Dunn
Copurety Pipe Co
Ohio
Atty
F. J. Thomas
Dance van
Alty
Howard Plate
Cory
Atty.Thomas
Dongvan
Mietthiey
Td Ver Beer
Alssa
Wye
Donovan
Vitilly
Aince
Ee Bose
Wii Donova
Bowos Thuilly
Amy
Thomas
Fred
Atty. Dunn
Cycle Rider Killed in Somerset Street Crash
Somerset pa Oct 15 passersby said a bicycle rider Yovearald Williams Dulir of Somerset died after his bike swerved into the path of a car on East Main street yesterday. The rider turned his head to look behind him before the collision.
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Somerset
Draft numbers widen as medical pros face selective service
The draft board projects 1 522 doctors including 1 922 dentists veterinarians and others to serve in the army with deadlines looming in November December and January. The Navy and other services plan calls for medical staff and veterinary roles with final dates in late December and January.
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Washington
Deferise Department
Cotter Jndig
Physichai
BOO Aentisty
Puma
Aira
Taduerion
Steel Plants Study Demand in UMW Negotiations
The United Steelworkers and major steel producers led by United States Steel Corp meet amid talks on a new contract. CIO leaders press for wage hikes as 1,000,000 workers await settlement with Bethlehem Steel and other firms. Murray seeks substantial pay increases while letters from U S Steel reportedly arrive.
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Associated. Press
Pittsburgh
Ovt
Drs
Nacion
CIO
United Steel
Republic Steel Corporation
Ke Nalid
Furuyst Prochurer
Allegheny Lynn Steel Corporation
Jones and Lauphit Steel Corporation
Langest Prober F
Bub Uketintort
Remble
Allegheny
Jared Twili
Union Duclines
CIG
USW
Philly Murray
Muray
Gil Ssers
United States Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Murray Réquel
Union
No Change in Haircut Prices in Scranton and Statewide
Scranton reports no immediate effect on haircut prices following a Pennsylvanian association decision raising minimum charges to $1. The move, announced at the association’s silver anniversary convention, drew varied local opinions. In Pittsburgh region, broader coverage notes a 12 percent rise in girl scouts in the five state region over the past decade, with enrollment climbing from 76,000 to 138,000 across Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia.
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Asousmueyeee Scranton
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Association of Journeyman Barbers
Association
Hors
Scranton
Corry
Pittsburgh
IIT
Scolts Way
Elanore L. Hooves
Ehiulysat
Jidhe Diciberab Scouts
Delaware
Maryland
Virginie
District of Columbia
City Caught After Sharp Day Night Fighting
Communist troops stall the U S thrust across parallel 38 near Kaesong as mop up work begins. Red snipers remain active while forces push toward Pyongyang in a tense engagement shaping the occupation.
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U. S
Kaesong
Te Pyongyang
Capture of Wonsan Signals Early End to Korean War
News from Tokyo reports South Korean forces capturing the key east coast port and arsenal city of Wonsan after intense day and night fighting. Allied troops pressed a sweeping assault northward, with American cavalry and infantry penetrating enemy defenses along a 25-mile front while pursuing remaining Red forces toward the 38th parallel.
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Tokyo
Wonsan
ATW
Carl
Ygne
Pions
Eielleel
Amenioit
Coopers! Aieutf
Byongyan Belair
Wansan
Ciinased
Ilies
Thiamson
Ivan
Arkheen
Yin
Redayferilers
Worsnin
R28
Glee
Pongyans
Hl Bayle
Irene Haye
Foust
Olen Thasuely
Wenuan
Manshien
Iti Resistarroo
Seoul
Yoneyang
Advancme
Te Aig
First Cavalry
Singhing
Boesaie
Pant
Keneuntig
MarArthur
Gol. Wiltinu
Watton
Nesbot
Kas
Amites
Commonwealth Brigade
Arivaneing
Gally
Gorpe
Paralel
MacArthur
Pees Eway
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Pennsylvania ‘Tranatormite “Company
School Board
Columbus
Wayne
Elgin
Spring Creek
Hubert Vaughn
John Coulter
Douglas
Stanley Anderson
Ralph Baker
Gladyse Bulard
Dyan
S. Koreans
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