Truman to Be in Hawaii Late Today
President Truman flies toward Hawaii en route to a historic one day stop to meet General Douglas MacArthur. The two planned talks will cover final phases of action in Korea and Far Eastern strategy. Secretary Charles C. Ross said details of the meeting site would be released to reporters on Friday.
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Hawaii
Trurman
Truman
Pacific
Honolulu
Douglas Macarthur
Charles C. Ross
Gen. MacArthur
MacArthur Due At Rendezvous Saturday
MacArthur is expected to leave Saturday morning Tokyo time for a Pacific conference with President Truman. Reports say Wake Island is the likely rendezvous with the president, the general accompanied by five aides aboard Scap. The meeting may occur Saturday and Sunday, with discussions on United Nations actions, Korean war, and East Asian strategy. President Truman, at Fairfeld-Suisun, later meets the MacArthur party en route to Honolulu. Continued on Page Eight.
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MacArhur
Tokyo
Truman
Pacific
Wake Island
United Nations
Yeronstru
Tnetehen
Fairfeld
Suisun Air Force Base
San Francisco
Omar Bradley
Use Jolt Chiefs of Staff
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Iast
Itterses
Air Hose Hospital
Ross
Gen. Bradley
California
Air Force
W. Averell Harriman
Army
Frank Pace
Philip C. Jessup
Dean Rusk
Hickam Field
Honolulu
Tasteg
Gen. MacArthur
Senate Crime Probers Target Philadelphia Policy Racketeer
Senate crime investigators plan hearings in Philadelphia on a 110 million dollar a year numbers racket preying on schoolchildren. The panel may call officials including Samuel Rosenberg and Blinky Palermo, with testimony by Mayor Samuel's son and other city figures. Evidence suggests large sums mailed to Luciano and ongoing U S crime links.
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Olos Kefnuver
Bre Rommittes
Philadelpha
Alfred M. Rilvin
Hie Commie
Rome
Scholchidren
Philadelphie
Behid Summuel
Philadelphia
Beraped Samuel
Tudge Joseph Sloann
Common | Pleas Court
Samuel
H. Rosenberg
Howard P. Sutton
Frank
Blinky) Palermo
Mann
Tee Williams
Rosenberg
Richard Samuel
Palermoi
Who &E
Board of Revision of Taxes
Wns
Judee
Phil
Delphin
Last Fight
MBS
Kefanger
U.S
Lucky Luciano
Yilet
Herbert R. O'Conor
Dma
Alexander Wiley
Brooklyn
New York
Seb
Amateur Show and Street Dance Planned Next Week
Pennsylvania Week and the Potato Festival push forward with an amateur show and a street dance slated for Thursday and Friday nights. Stewart Long, chairman, says both events remain indefinite but feasible if ceremonies can be secured from an Erie radio station. Members press on with preparations and wish for better weather next week.
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Pennsylvania
Stewart Long
Erie
Corry Trucker Hurt In Crash Near Erie
Eley F. Smith of 228 Essex Street is in fair condition at St. Vincent's Hospital Erie today with back injuries from a car truck collision three miles south of Erie yesterday. Smith, a Fabricated Inc. employee of Erie, was driving the truck which collided with a sedan operated by Alta Harper of Waterford RD. Lawence Park State Police reported the truck sustained 500 dollars damage while the car was damaged to the extent of 300 dollars.
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Eley F. Smith
Essex Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Smith
Ajax Iron Works Walkout Continues With No Settlement
A 0 day old strike at the Ajax Iron Works plant persists with no negotiation. Foremen assist in inventory and machinery preparation as workers prepare for a prolonged shutdown and possible longer dispute.
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Ajax Iron Works
Tony
Oward
Continue Talks In C J Contract Dispute
Union and management at the Corry-Damestown plant held another negotiating session amid wage dispute tensions. A looming strike was echoed as both sides pushed for a different approach to across the board versus incremental raises. They agreed to reconvene next Monday to draft a new contract while preparations to grease and protect idle machinery continue. Subcontract work at Ajax in Grove City has shifted away, affecting local employment. No further talks are scheduled though mediators are considered to help bridge gaps.
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Corry-damestown
Orne
Wil
Cooper and Bessemer
Grove City
Ajax
Hiss
Rain Totals Reported With Loveland Field Weather
Weatherman George Mulderick said 2.94 inches of rain have fallen in the city since showers began last Monday. An inch of rain soaked the countryside since last evening, with the 9 oclock measurement showing nearly three quarters of an inch. The Titusville and Corry football game drew extra interest as stormy conditions continued.
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Loveland Field
George Mulderick
Titusville
Corry
Pittsburgh Plate Glass declares year end dividend
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co announces a year end dividend of 1.75 to exchange share of $10 par value stock payableDecember to holders of record November 15. The 10a year end dividend was $1.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Exch
Walders
Hershey backs lower draft age in war power talk
Director Lewis Hershey urged reducing the draft age to 18 at a luncheon of the American Veterans Committee. He warned Congress will face the issue and said turning 18 and eligible for service would change exemptions and deferments for veterans who served during World War II or earlier conflicts.
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Hershey
American Veterans
LAVC
Congress
AVG
Huth
East
Tne
New Benefits for Coal Diggers Announced
Washington Oct 19 Miners hospital and disability benefits costing the coal industry about 2 million dollars monthly were announced by the United Mine Workers welfare and retirement fund led by John Lewis The program expands hospital and medical services for widows and dependents and provides 100 monthly pensions for long time members The plan tightens eligibility and ends several generous last year benefits as the 250 million ten year welfare fund nears depletion with trustees reporting prior distributions of over 101 million dollars last year
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Associated Press
Washington
Miners' Hospital
United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund
UMW
John Lewis
Inet
Lewis
Tui
Tlis Fish
Charles Owen
Josephine Roche
Miss Roche
Senate
Mother And Five Children Slain In Collie Home
In Collie Perth morning, a mother and one of her five children were found dead with throats cut. Police searched rough country nearby for the missing father Raymont Armainasco, a 4 year old milk man, last seen last night.
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Perth
Australit
Collie
Raymont Armainasco
U S and Allies Seek Extension of Lie's Term
US and allies press to extend UN Secretary General Lie’s leadership as Russia veto blocks a second five-year term. A clash over tenure unfolds at Lake Success with US envoy Austin backing Lie while Soviet veto sparks questions of post and future.
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Allies
Lie
Ussia
Secretary General
Assembly
Associated Preay Lake Success, Ooi
Warren FR. Austin
Wuinell
Nastollah Enlewmn
Iran
Retarkee General Assembly
Orailin
Wales
United States
Austin
Lowe Istand
Forest Hills
Dilworth Eyes Erie Visit in Campaign Push
An AP report notes Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Richardson Dilworth plans stops in Erie County as he campaigns across Pittsburgh and nearby areas. He claims strong support from labor and cites Republican efforts to unite the party after a hard primary, with scheduled appearances including a downtown Erie street corner at 12:20 p.m. and radio plus TV talks.
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Pittshurgh
Richardson Dilwartte
Pitta
John S. Fine
Rovernor
Comlete
Jay Cooke
Philadelphia
Aint
Cooke
United States
Joseph Grindy
James Hi Dutt
Dilworth
Erie
Fire damages Charles Pless home on Sixth Street
A morning blaze at 8 20 damaged the second floor of the Charles Pless residence on Sixth Street. Firemen from No 1 truck used posterine to extinguish flames likely started by an overheated chimney from a coal stove. Damage totaled about $79, confined to the chimney area with water damage nearby.
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Secon Toor
Charles Pless
Sixth Street
Carry
Service Station Robbed. Cash Stolen Overnight
Gulf Service Station at 434 North Center Street reported a break in between 10 p.m. and 2:38 a.m. A thief used a hacksaw blade to pry open the night cash drawer, taking about $78.41. Police traced the break to the front door, noting the shopkeeper, Bennink, found the bag missing this morning. Harold Goodwill, 518 East Pleasant Street, had closed the station at 11 p.m. and assisted in the investigation. Authorities described the method as a night entry with a visible cash bag and changes left behind.
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Ok Reves
North Senter
Bennink
Oper
Ikl
Hurley Drake
Drake
Harold Soodiill
Pleasant Street
Polly
Goodwill
Jon Teav
Sally Libe Kiev Su Picion
W Bremkel
Wwe Fuer
Benninke
Mark
Teft
Holiday Light Plans Enlarged for Study and Display
Realizing plans started years ago, the holiday lighting program expands this year with 24 new displays arriving for street viewing. The lighting will coincide with colored light displays from prior years, and a committee led by D H Livingston and others will organize fund collection and arrangements for the season. Shopping hours begin Saturday December 16 and run through December 22 with additional Wednesday afternoons after Thanksgiving. The Saturday hosting detail for December 8 will be decided at the year end meeting.
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Beecam
Legal Bustien
Jack Stahl
Retail Merchant Bureau
el Tv 24
D. H. Livingston
Homer Humphrey
High Burnett
Guignon
Bernard Bennett
James Sinare
Corry
Hotel Corry
Newspaper Walkout Hits Pittsburgh Papers With No Settlement
Pittsburgh newspapers face a continuing strike as about 200 printers and staff demonstrate across all three papers. Federal conciliator George Woomer is involved but no peace terms have been reached and talks remain unsettled.
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Puptsburgh
Pittsburgh
George Woomer
No Bar Riders Take Trophies For First Place In Pony Show
No Bar Riders seize firsts in a Barway Knolls event near Titusville. Officers elected include King Randi Albine and vice president Al Fox. Awards cover Western and Children's divisions with Pinky and Chet Bonnie winning several events and Gay Step leading the Enemies Division.
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Eibs
Wb One Association
Brant
Barway Knolls
Titusville
Jowinw
King Randi Albine
Preglelour
al Fox
Columbus
Barney Weaver
Riis
Brio
Wrightaville
Lea Willsie
Nayville
Ari Suummen
Ol City
Th Rifles
Val Clayton Vectoy
Pinky
Chet Bonnie
Ase Durrove
Vina Lilley
Dora Lee Blakestee
Maurine Liley
Vin Lilley
Peggy Fox
Ruth Claggan
Gay Step
Terrane Farms
Jamestown
Chief
Bonnie
Rose Darrow
Suff and running mate campaign together in Pa
Milford Pa Oct 13 Gov James H Dull Republican senator candidate and his running mate Ilohn f Inc rejoin ed Torres Loday for compilation of northeastern Pennsylvania counties. They will speak in Pike Wayne Susquehanna and Wyoming counties. The governor came from Philadelphia after a Columbus Day address at a Sons of Italy banquet and a TV campaign speech. He rebuked the federal government for halting work on the Schuylkill River cleanup project. Army engineers said 3 500 000 set for dredging lower Schuylkill was cut due to non military expenditure cuts.
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Milford
James H. Dull
Jek
Ilohn F Inc
Torres Loday
Pennsylvania
Coutos
Pike
Wayne
Suskehanna
Wyoming County
Philadelphia
Sons of Italy
Duff
Schuylkill River
Army Engineers
Schiuylkill Indeen
South Koreans Moving North From Wonson Amid Rising Danger
Northward movement by South Korean forces from Wonson signals growing allied peril as Premier acknowledges a dangerous military position. Fighting intensifies, with reports of tougher engagements and limited evidence of an amphibious landing by Allied forces.
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Red Premier
Fighter Planes and Artillery Aid Korean Push
Allied air and sea assault supports South Korean ground forces as they push north of Wonwan toward Hamgyong and Hungnam. US Fifth Air Force jets strike rail lines and coastal targets while naval ships pound supply routes and fortifications along the east coast.
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Associatedress
Tokyo
Soviet Siberia
Hijistan
San Francisco
Peninault
Red Capital
Pyoneyane
Actes
Alfred
United Wa Jions
J Steel
Buvden
Tar-Do
Sin-Do
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Air Force
United Nations
North Korea
Rede
Chong
Iron Wied
Soviet
Vladivostok
Red Chifin
Aumalecinele Mit
Red
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Aninigue
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