Russia renews demand for world atomic weapons tally
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Malik pushes for a United Nations tally of all weapons from every member nation. Warren Austin, U S delegate and council chair, calls the move an attempt to fool the public. Malik cites a mass communications agency report on Russian weapons. The debate follows Malik’s request after Russia vetoed a Western proposal on conventional arms counting.
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Malik
Associated Press
Russia
United Nations
U. S
Weten Austin
Depuuty
Jalsaby Malhake
Thealleds
Milik
Warren Austin
U.S
Deega Lewin
Union 6
Ruwsiak
Russiia
Touln
United States
Security Council
Ukraine
Tenation Sociyty Coimeit
Complaints On Halloween Pranks Reported To State Police
Residents of Columbus report youths overturning school outbuildings and damaging farm equipment on Halloween night. State police were informed and observers note the incidents may lead to action. authorities consider strict measures. Treasury report shows October budget figures with expenditures around 97.7 million and total receipts near 123.7 million.
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Hallowe
Yeserrday
Columbus Ney
Talipment
Qyhille
Afiifpmnent
Pofsa
Eimre
Treasury
Washington
The
Linsts
Red Forces Near Canton Threaten City
Nationalist defenses in south China crumble as Communist forces push within 45 miles of Canton. Government troops retreat toward nearby strongholds while thousands flee to Hong Kong. Observers caution the main Communist force may still be miles away, with 80 000 Nationalist troops said to be withdrawing to Canton’s outskirts and possible evacuation routes to Hainan.
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Canton
Associated Press
Hong Kong
South China
Noethensk
Lauder
Ghreniekbrunke
Puramist
Hainan Island
Murray Sees Steel Walkout End Soon With Gains
Philip Murray predicts a swift end to the national steel strike with victory for union workers over pensions and insurance. He spoke in Youngstown, while industry gave no response and conciliation sessions were arranged with Bethlehem Steel in New York. The strike and related coal and metal disputes threaten broader economic impact as fabricators face staged contracts and layoffs.
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Associated Prey
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Murray
Youngstown
O. Tt
Amio Its
U. S
Tron Age
Basic Steel
Bibe
International
Harvesters
Chicago McCarrick
Milwaukee Railroad
Rashid
Chautauqua
Titusville
Ated
James
Jowet
Clarence Bell Guild
Mayvilis
Honer
Lucas predicts farm measure passage today in Senate
Democratic leader Lions predicts the farm bill will pass today as talks focus on price supports and the Anderson plan. Lucas says Congress may not adjourn by Saturday and notes Truman pressed lawmakers to reach a bill he can sign, amid reported White House differences with Senate leaders.
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Washington
Lions
Senate
Anderson
Lucas
Congress
Truman
White House
Sherman Minton
Supreme Court
Ford Develops Three Speed Automatic Transmission
A joint announcement from Ford and Bore Waimar Corp unveils a new three speed torque converter automatic transmission. It is described as a pioneering device with an expected price likely not exceeding 6150. The report notes collaboration across firms and hints at broader automotive innovation.
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Mercury
Bore
Waimar Corp Aritive Fond) Motor Co
Cory teachers to attend Northwestern convention meet
Seven Cory schools teachers will represent the district at the Northwestern Convention of the Pennsylvania State Education Association in Erie. William B. Miller will lead the Cory teachers, with Ruth Bennett as vice president Cornelis Anderson secretary and Jamies Harper treasurer. Harper serves on two district committees including public relations and legislative jitney.
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Corry
Cory
Pennsylvania
Vincentigh
Erie
William B. Miller
Corry Tenchers' Aesselation
Ruth Bennett
Cornelis Anderson
Jamies Harper
Harber
Cawe Ise
Ber
Mrsolutions
George Watco
Nelle
Caio
Pritiaipala
Lanston Store Sold to Merle McIntyre Today
The Lanston decorating and home furnishing store on South Center Avenue was sold today to Merle J. McIntyre. McIntyre, a longtime seam of Unispity, takes over with a strong retail background and will continue offering wallpapers draperies curtains and window glass at the same location after leasing from Mrs. Johnny B. Patterson.
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D A. Lanett
Hole iWnishbes
Scutty
Genter Street
Olay
Merle 3
McTintyre
Myston
Whimsun
Teah Drug
Washington Lanch
South Center
St. Dams
McTiyre
Davison-Fogle Lumber Mill
A. W. Harmon
Busness
Jonny B. Patterson
Lanston
Vetiue
Healt
Pennsylvania Week Train Arrives with Public Observance Planned
Arrangements announced for Pennsylvania Week with a special train arrival next Wednesday. Chairman Richard Rossbacher says local merchants will display the American Flag and a city proclamation will urge observance. Notables include James Duff and Theodore Roosevelt Jr. traveling aboard the train. a large Warren delegation plans to meet and escort the party to the city. The organizing committee lists Rossbacher Wheeler and Hillstrom as leaders.
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Wwen Us
Corry High School
Ard
Walconie
Pensylvania
Richard Rossbacher
Eta
James Duff
Theodore Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Warren
Rossbacher
Henry Wheeler
A. Hillstrom
Company A Graded High in Review After Inspection
Reviewing Officer commends Company A of the Pennsylvanian National Guard for its record system and administration. Major George H. Watsu notes the best supplies and officer performance, praising S/Sgt. Wintert Williams and Captain Paul Pizaran for organized records and strong unit discipline.
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Paul Pizaran
George H. Watsu
I Secorta Army
Agbuckla
Boowlise Puardsry
Senate Leaders Review Acheson Cold War Report Turbulence
Washington reports Secretary of State Acheson and senators debating postwar delays and the new Chinese question as the State Department group led by Ambassador-at-large Philip Jessup conducts a broad review. Congress warns of a hinge in policy affecting American public opinion and potential revisions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senaté
Luxe
Lyon
Willy
Pomaitine
State Department
Acheson
Wulton
Groujs
Ambumsddor
Philip
Jexany
Laval
Nehru Launches His Tour Of U.S.
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru begins a strenuous get acquainted tour of the United States with speeches and handshakes planned in Washington. The visit will include a stay in New York and a tour of notable sites, as American officials stress keeping relations with India positive amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Jawaharlal Nehsal
India
United States
Amelia
Mr. Truman
Howe
Muntit Vernon
Toy
Iimnister
New York
Néhry
Limes
Pittsfield Man Held In Incident
Albert T Jordan twenty one of Pittsfield was held in Warren after a rape charge involving a nine year old. He allegedly lured the girl after school, his parents away, and admitted the offense. Jordan was arraigned in Warren and remanded to custody while authorities investigate.
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Albert
T. Jordan
Pitts- Held
Warren
Jordan
Warren Alder
Orden
Orden Aleaced
Hal Gilly Midi Waa Bonalutt
Warren Cottall
Tt Yam
Unemployment soars in Pittsburgh area amid twin strikes
The Pennsylvania State Employment Service reports 713000 idled in the Pittsburgh region due to twin strikes. The rise stems from 67000 to 214000 job losses with 12000 plus workers in other sectors, including retail and manufacturing. Officials note widespread impact across counties and industries.
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Sy Assorsaten
Pittsburgh
Sivet
Pillsburgh
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Lavier
Nealing
Bittsburgh Prvs
Envers
Slle
Wmieny Besver
Buller and
Laywieice
Kensinmfar
Rand Westinccelarsd
Train Wreck in Buenos Aires Kills 25, Injures 100
Buenos Aires October 12 A collision between a passenger train bound for Tigre and a freight train on the General Batfohihe Mitte Line left 25 dead and about 100 injured. Most victims were in the lower class cars as authorities reported through a police communique with figures revised later. Evita Peron and President Peron were at the scene as rescue teams worked amid wreckage.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Bose
Peron
ogoumEed
General Bat Fohihe
Poron
Traim
Tira Elas
Juan D. Peron
Evita
Eabinel
Sumter
Tigre
Baonga
Aires
Wmeline
Weather report notes sharp drop as cold front passes
A weather bulletin reports a significant drop in temperatures as a cold front moves eastward bringing rain and cooler air. Officials expect the chill to ease soon with rising temperatures forecast for the weekend.
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Bos
Easward
Sain
Bixent
Vaimas
Shermarneten
Five Percenter Hearings May Be Resumed Soon
Washington October 12 Republican senators pressed to keep the five percenter inquiry alive as a subcommittee planned further hearings. Hoey said more witnesses would be sought while Hoey did not hint at immediate closure. GOP members urged calls for three named figures tied to government contracts, perfume payments, and real estate dealings, amid talk of possible indictments involving Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan and others.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mather
Hoy
North Caroling
Hoey
Wny
Margaret Owase Smith
Maine
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Mundt
South
David Bennett
Chicago
Jalbert Verley Gold
William Helis
New York
Rick Ohe
Taslice Department
Johny Maragon Maragon
Harry H. Vaughan
Truman
Army
Are
Vaughare
Maragon
Self Confessed Murderer Seeks Release From 1929 Corry Case
Self confessed killer Wing, jailed for life after pleading guilty in 1929 in Warren County, seeks parole. Reports say he was evaluated by psychiatrists who found no insanity but noted mental disorder. he claims lack of due process and aims to overturn the conviction at Western Penitentiary in Pittsburgh.
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Corry Case
Goumecer
Concord Towsighip
Conyhay
Western Poitentiary
Wallace S. Gourley
Pittsburgl
George Whig
Wing
Tore
Bes Ut
George LaVerne Onisbee
Goney Pallies
Olution
Ted
Ormsbee
Doarre
C.B. Porter
Fyeldl
Coun Triat
William Bhirt
North Warren
Halsey calls for readiness over mass bombing in air wars
In testimony before the House Armed Services Committee, Admiral William F. Halsey argued that mass bombing would only delay war and urged a strategy of immediate heavy air attacks on military centers. He stressed command of the air as essential and warned bombs on civilian targets fail to deter enemy forces.
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Presa
Washington
William F
Bull)Halsey
Halsey
Ing. Ee
House
Armed Services Committee
Conlinwe
Navy
Barrage
Bolles
Gonuut
Dar Masa Abek
Pacific
Europe
Fieter
Halepy
Canohh G. Crausmelin
Wii Navy
Snde
Effenses
Virion
Wei
Haley
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Hegarty
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