Chinese Reds retake White Horse Mountain in brutal front
Amid heavy fighting on the 156 mile front, Chinese forces surged up White Horse Mountain for the sixth time today, recapturing the peak from South Korean troops after hours of bombardment and savage close combat. Allied observers warned the enemy is far from finished as losses mount.
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Notal
Turnpike urged to bolster police protection after crash
Greensburg Pa Coroner's jury urged the Turnpike Commission to increase police patrols on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The call followed an August 4 auto-truck crash that killed Pittsburgh couple Mr and Mrs Norman Gottron and one of their eight children. The truck driver Richard Christie was deemed negligent.
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West Morelane County
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Norman Gottron
Pittsburgh
Richard ©. Christie
Magazine solicitors fined for no permit in Corry
Five magazine solicitors, two women and three men, admitted they had not obtained permits before canvassing Corry. They paid a $5 fine each plus costs and left to peddle their wares in another community.
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Stevenson Turns Campaign South With Defense Warning
Oklahoma City report records Gov. Actin M Stevenson turning his campaign southward to warn that Russia may drop aggressive policies but that the United States must stay on guard against treachery. He urged strong defense and linked defense cuts to disaster, criticizing Eisenhower and the Old Guard for opposing bipartisan foreign policy and stressing peace comes with defense strength.
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TV Actor Sanford Tillis Found Beaten to Death in Fire
An AP report from New York states television bit actor and scenery artist Sanford Tillis, 35, was found bludgeoned and bound in his fire-damaged apartment. Police call the case arson and murder with robbery unlikely, as no valuables were missing. A medical examiner says Tillis died about two hours earlier from a head wound. In Pittsburgh, Harvey Johnston, 63, of Apalco, died after being struck Sunday.
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New York
Sanford Tillis
National Broadcasting Co
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Benjasmin M. Vettes
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Vance Vale
Sinen Slaytig
Lewis Weighs Nationwide Coal Walkout as Pay Deal Hits
Associated Press reports Lewis considering a nationwide coal strike while wage talks with the United Mine Workers unfold in Washington. The UMWA has secured a $1.80 daily pay rise to $18.95 and a 10 cent royalty boost, with strike timing tied to wage board approval and October 15.
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Cincinnati
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LaWwit
Welly Hopkins
United Mine Workers Union
Washington
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Democrattcc
Aryl Steven
Soiafter
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Harry M. Moses
Northern Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Joseph EB. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Jeet Fie Maiti
WSA
United Mine Workers
Potato Bowl Friday Set by Chamber for Corry Titusville Game
The Chamber designates the Corry Titusville High School Potato Bowl as next Friday’s boy game. The chamber runs promotion separately from ticket sales and will donate the trophy to the winner. Officials discuss Sewage plant costs and Nixon campaign events as part of the board meeting agenda.
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Corry-Titusville
Powell and Thomas Automotive
Lise of Automobiles
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J. Pred Kinley
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Pureiacea
Somerset man sentenced for bombing Uniontown home
Leroy Enotter pleaded guilty to planting a bomb that damaged a Uniontown house owned by Joseph Karem. John Morrow sentenced a 42 year old Somerset County man to two to 10 years in Western Penitentiary for the bombing. No one was hurt and the motive cited was a loan dispute of 300 to 400 dollars.
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Somerset County
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Uniontown
Leroy Enotter
Uysina
Enotter
Plaustigia
Histy Bory
Joséph Karem
Anotter
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Saleme Khe
Mrz
Karem
Dues Hike Move Rejected By IUE
In Pittsburgh the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers rejected a proposal to raise per capita dues 25 cents a month, a plan supported by union officials. If enacted, dues would rise to one dollar monthly to fund a national defense fund, expanded organizing, and education. The roll call followed a voice vote ruling. Carey then sent the measure back to committee for further study after it was defeated on the floor.
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Pittsburgh
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Incvedia
International Head of Quarters
TUL
James B. Carey
Carey
Penn Week Observation Promotes Pennsylvania's Role
Harrisburg plans for a seventh annual Pennsylvania Week highlighting the state's past and present contributions to national progress. State secretary Andrew Sordoni called the week a showcase of farms industry resources and people with celebrations and industrial exhibits planned across communities. Also noted is the retirement of Police Officer John W. Meduire after 25 years with the New Castle State Police Station and his prior role in Troop D at New Castle.
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Sordoni
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Sardont
New Castle
John W. Meduire
Pennsylvania State Policw
Hew
Potatoes Harvest Pressures Probe Future Shortage
In Corry district growers face high demand and labor shortages as harvest delays and picker scarcity slow potato output. Prices show 50 and 100 pound bag sales while production is up in places yet weather and nationwide conditions create uneven yields. Officials hope to finish harvest by month end with quality described as good.
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Corry Distrien
Louke
Corry
Unions Back Democrats Unite Labor Support Tallies
Pittsburgh meeting saw 1100 leaders from eight counties form United Labor Committee to back Democratic candidates in the November election. CIO President Murray hailed the AFL CIO and railroad brotherhoods cooperation as unprecedented and projected strong Stevenson support. Counties represented include Allegheny, Armstrong, Indiana, Beaver, Washington, Fayette, Cumberland and Westmoreland.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
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Murray
United Labor Committee
AFL
Brotherhood of Railroad
Hugh Millin
Elmer J Yolland
Charles Sindden
Railroad Brotherhood
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GIO
Adlil Stevenson
Aong
President Truman Named Defendant in Court Suit
A deputy US marshal served President Truman with a federal court summons in Cleveland. William Cavanaugh, a 33 year old lawyer, filed the suit challenging the legality of entering the war without congressional approval. The President has 60 days to answer the summons, and observers doubt the case can stand in this district.
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Truman
Harry
Norman F. Black
William Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Gas Company Ordered to Resume Heating Fuel Supply
The Pennsylvania Gas Co Warren was ordered to restore fuel gas service to about 48 Erie residents whose heating had been cut. The Public Utility Commission set a public hearing in Erie to consider the case and granted a permit priority system for home heater installations amid a gas shortage.
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Beeen Telie
Ie Aldley
Erie
PUC
Harrisburg
Pennsys- Vania Gas Co
Warren
Uider
Kiday
Trinity Commission
Typim
Fetter
Poipany
W. Pit Gittord
Eric
Pittsburgh Schools Fire Back at High School Football Study
In Pittsburgh the school system reacts to a Saturday Evening Post article titled Tun Through With High School Football. Dr. Earl A. Dimmick accuses the piece of unfairly criticizing the program and highlights local schools Seath Township and Scott High. Coaches defend routines and eligibility checks as part of daily practice. AFL Pennsylvania State Employees Council urges Gov. Fine to raise salaries for over 50 000 workers by ten percent, citing budget constraints and delayed consideration.
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Associated Frese Pittsburgh
Saturday Evening Post
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South High Grid
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Pittsburgh Public Schools
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Nixon Speaks Erie Stop on Northwestern Pennsylvania Campaign
Sen Richard Nixon campaigning with Eisenhower stops across northwestern Pennsylvania. He spoke at several communities and was scheduled to address a crowd at Gannon Auditorium in Erie at 8 o'clock this evening.
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Coreyiles
Sen
Richard Niko
Senacer
Gen
Eisenhowe
Pennsylvania
Gannon Auditorium
Erie
Birth control pills stir medical and religious reaction
A medical report in Science notes some women using birth control pills show temporary fertility suppression for 3 to 30 months with many later conceiving after stopping. Catholic and Methodist leaders caution against contraception, while researchers stress no permanent sterility and potential health benefits.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Benjamin Sivve
Technical Journal “Science
Boston
Francis J. Gounell
Sacred Theology
Catholic University of America
G. Bromley Oxnary
Washington, D. C
Three Indicted for Beer Theft from City Brewery
An Allegheny County grand jury indicted two Indiana Pa truck drivers Stanley Mut 38 and Felix Petterell 23 and former Pittsburgh Brewery checker Edward G Pollock 33 on charges of stealing 150 vases of beer from Tron City Brewing Co during August and September. The trio allegedly took more beer than called for and the thefts occurred at the brewery.
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Pittsburgh
Indiana, Pa
Pittsburg Grewery Checker
Tron City Brewing Co
Stanley Mut
Felix Petterell
Goth Bf Indiana
Edward G. Pollock
Checker
Allegheny County
Eisenhower Campaign Swing Reaches Arizona
In Arizona Eisenhower draws thousands as he campaigns for 32 electoral votes. He attacks Truman era policies and proposes stronger security measures while noting Stevenson as a ghost spokesman for Democrats. The rally in Phoenix and appearances in Tucson draw large crowds and police-estimated 20 000 listen in.
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UNG Proposes Gas Rate Increase From New York to Ohio
United Natural Gas requests higher gas rates to lift annual revenues from 58 242 000 to 10 012 2500 with estimated sales for the year, aiming to begin November 10. Affected resale customers include Iroquoit Gas Buffalo Pennsylvania Gas Warren Union Hill and others across the region. The company cites higher taxes wages and material costs as drivers of the proposed rise.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Iroquoit Gas Corp
Buffalo
Gis
Warren
Union Hell Ad Ciehh Co
Emilehton Matcer Gs
Fealth Fahd Fuel Co
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Amiprer Gas Co
Andover
O. United
Wleher Sreiend
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