U.N. Debates Russia on Trieste Stand and Admin Plan
United Nations delegates weigh Andrei Vishinsky proposal to place Trieste under international administration. Yugoslavia and Italy clash over the idea as Britain and the United States show little appetite for immediate intervention. Tito backs a US Britain Italy Yugoslavia conference while Dulles travels to London amid cautious openness.
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Associated Press
Trieste
Security Council
Russia
Andreinsky
Vishinsky
Neil
Nes
Agler
Yugoslavia
Tri
Ishinskyne
Moscow
United States
Briwin
Tri- 4
Thaly
Yupostavii
Tito
Britain
Victims Of Two Accidents Die In Erie Area
Two fatal accidents, one a farm machinery incident and another a two car crash near Girard, claim several lives. Gorltrey Strvehan, 74, of Fairview, dies from head injuries two days after the crash. Seth Joseph Duylt, 26,, and others listed perished in the auto collision. A farmer, known locally, died six days after losing his right arm in a forage harvester mishap at a Vinci hospital. John Diecker, 65, of Auburndale, Florida, drowns when a riverboat barge overturns near Waynesburg, Pa, as three companions escape.
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ERIE
Thurley
St Vincent's Hospital
Ikon
Bla Farm
Strachen
Hamot
Fairplain Road
Middle Road
Gimrd
West Springfield
Joseph Brickn
Girard
Cesture
Struvhen
Brack Fi
Prowns
Waynesburg
Morionighhela River
Crucible
Allutiium Company of America
John Diecker
Auburndale
Fla
Pittsburgh
Utburt
Tension Mounts In Disputed Port City Of Trieste
Trieste saw clashes between Italians and Slovenes as police tried to prevent violence after a night of disturbances. A Yugoslav protest note accused local police of failing to protect the Yugoslav building. three people were injured, including an unidentified Allied police official. The Communal Council held a stormy eight hour session and pledged the territory's return.
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Psvemeen
Koslavin
Geoforce
Lonslon
Glyil
Velimir Mirovic
John H. Winterton
Al.iud
Thay
Special deer hunting permits sell out across Pennsylvania
The State Game Commission announced that 108 765 special antlerless deer permits for December 14 15 sales were bought by hunters in 80 counties. Permits cost 115 dollars and required a state license. County treasurers sold them. many hunters lined up before daybreak triggering complaints over sale method and allocations due to a strike.
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Associated Press
Harrieburg
State Game Commission
Commission
Pennsylvaria
Pennnsylvania
Ibe
Itere
Iit Pany
Bom Sivle
Philadelphia
Wegal
Churchill Wins 1953 Nobel Prize in Literature
Stockholm reports Sir Winston Churchill awarded the 1953 Nobel Prize in Literature for his historical writings. The Swedish Academy named Churchill, first statesman to win the literary prize, with the award totaling 179200 crown. Also noted is Samuel Brownell’s appointment as federal education commissioner in Washington.
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Sveibeed Bay
Stockholm
Sweden
Winston Churchill
Swedish Academy
Academy
Nobel Committee
Education Post
Washington
Samitiel Brownell
Herbert Brownell
Mew Haven
Conn
Local stores see lamb and pork prices fall amid mixed cuts
Prices for lamb and pork slide in area groceries with lamb chops around 79 cents per pound and ham and pork reductions ranging from 2 to 12 cents. Beef and fowl hold steady as chains plan broader cuts and promotions, citing a nationwide easing trend and regional price comparisons for New York to Los Angeles.
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Associated Presy
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Los Angeles
New Yorke
Uno
56 Are Arrested At Pittsburgh In Narcotics Raids
Federal narcotics agents rounded up 58 people in dawn raids across Pittsburgh's Hill District. More than 100 officers participated. arrests followed the capture of interstate distributor Joseph Harper and his wife Bernice at the Greater Pittsburgh Airport. Harper faced charges after attempting to deliver heroin. bonds were set at 10,000 for Harper and 5,000 for others. Also noted, Maj. Gen. Norman Dota resigned as Philadelphia Defense Council executive director.
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Hill District
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Poolige
Hunt Armory
Joseph Harper
Harper
Bernice
Bernice Sith
Joseph M. Bransky
Vision
Bransky
Philadelphia
Norman Dota
2Uth
Philadelphia Clyt Defense Council
Joseph 5
Clark de. Wild
Scientist to Be Called By Committee
Senator McCarthy said a German scientist who fled a Russian lab in East Germany and provided details on stolen Fort Monmouth documents would be called as a witness. He cited Soviet use of the materials and said the witness is in West Germany awaiting committee action with help to bring him to the United States.
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New York
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Fort Monmouth
N. J
McCarthy
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Paran
East Germany
Germany
Air Force
West Germany
Subcommittee
Amy
Robert T. Stevens
United States
America
Soviet Union
Chiouzo Tribune
William Bawards
Trimune
East Zone
Seaguortiies
Westcup
Monmouth
Ft. Monmouth
Hodas
Thomas Motors marks 25 years in Gary
The Thomas Motors of Gary celebrates 25 years in business with an anniversary sale running from tomorrow through October 24. Lawrence Thomas, owner of the Chevrolet agency, began in 1924 with Brooks Motor Company and built a long career across Chrysler, Maxwell, Willys Overland, and Chevrolet franchises at Clinton Street and East Main.
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Thomas Motors
Gary, Inc
Lawrence Thomas
Chevrolet
Thomas
Brooks Motor Company
Thomas Agency
Clinton Street
Chrysler and Maxwell
First Avenue
Reetaurant
Uth
Titiaville
Corry
Willys Overland
East Main Attem
Pt Tn
Chrysler and Plymouth
Focal
Bcome
Tew
Gas well to begin on Carter Hill near Bradford
Three wells are in the drilling stage in the Carter Hill area north of the city. The initial well on the Stutaman property, producing about 25 000 cubic feet daily, is being purchased by Pennsylvania Gas Company. A second well on the DeWitt property, leased by a Michigan company, is expected to start within a week. Two additional leaseholds are in place but not yet drilled. Four companies are involved in Carter Hill drilling plans.
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Beversiam
Pianigan Brothers Eitting
Bradford
Lee Proctor
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Michigan
DeWitt
Vehib Iit
Bio Companies
Carter T
Wable Denies Guilt in Pennsylvania Turnpike Case
Accused terrorist Wes Wable, 24, remained silent as he was en route from Albuquerque toward Pennsylvania to face murder charges in the killings of three truckers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Detected with the case since his capture last Sunday, Wable showed few signs of fear and offered no statements to police as he traveled.
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Turnpike
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Albuquerque
Wes Wable
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Jef
Wable
Westmoreland Guality
Merle Musick
Buc
Belew
Wables
Harry P. Pills
Bownie Green
Lester
Woodward
Duncannan
Mustek
koxGo
Ghidgga
Pittsburgh
Greenshire
Union City Youth Survives Route 8 Crash
A Union City youth escaped serious injury after a late night crash on Route 8, about a half mile from Union City. William Konov, 17, was returning home at 11 40 p m in a 1952 Chevrolet when he lost control and the car left the highway, overturning. He crawled free from the badly damaged vehicle as state police investigated. damage was estimated at 8900 dollars.
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Stte
Union City
Alito
William Konovom
Gevernl Wiese Gresig
Child Drowns In Bucket Of Water In Lewistown
A baby girl named Nellie Ann Sitter died after falling into a large bucket of water in a Lewistown area home. She would have been one year old on October 24. The drowning occurred while the mother, Mrs Edgar A. Stutter of Belleville, was answering a telephone in another room.
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Lewistown
Lewistown Hospital
Tinal Ann Sitter
California Ballot Fight Shifts After Wisconsin Win
After Wisconsin upset, California House race gains prominence as Democrats push ballot plans. Norris Poulson resignation opens a district swing, with Keating and Johnson contesting the seat alongside Martin Hull. House currently stands 218 Republicans 214 Democrats 1 independent 8 vacancies.
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Washington
Wisconsin
California
Sine Republicatis
Thesday
White House
House
Norris Poulsen
Come Myydh
Los Angeles
Poulson
Keatlny
Han
Weseway
Bosler Johnson
Ik House
Martin F Hull
West
Wwe
Roxpublicans
Vacameres
New Jersey
House Vitamey
Giffard Cray
Metblican
Rtven
Challis
Uhey Daven
Violence Flare At Spring Plant In Ontario
Mob violence erupted at Wallace Barnes Co Ltd in Bani Hou Ontario as strikers tried to block reopening of a plant tied to the Raymond Mfg Co. Officials said the firm sought a permanent injunction to prevent pickets from stopping a return to work for about 300 employees after a two day stoppage.
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Seoko
Wallace Barnes Co
Bani~ Hou
Ont
Mye
CoLy
Sickingham
Jiny
Buckingham
Fem
Raymond Mfg. Go
Begin Trial Of 167 In Turkey
In Istanbul three arsy whivers began the trial of 167 individuals charged with communist activities. The government has already handed prison terms up to one year to 79 members of the Tu-1 ist Tijani sect for alleged fraud, religious practices, and efforts to undermine the state.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Dulles and aides arrive in London in uncertain wartime tense
The report describes Secretary of State Dulles and an entourage arriving in London amid ongoing Allied talks and security concerns. It notes officials including Antuny Exe and WS and mentions British foreign minister and other figures. Details are fragmented but imply strategic discussions and postwar planning.
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Dulles
London
Associated Press London Sfiernaley Il Buule
Lomiton
Britis
Iby Wire
S. Ale Parca
Hoondien Algrim
Anh
Haze
Miley
Sethet
Uap
Beith Morlun Froretary
Antiuny
Atalancador Winthroy
Alila Poulos
Helen Weit
Fortis
Minimar Guanes
Mihail Will Lupin
Ike Launches Midwest Farm Tour Highlights Cornerstone Event
President Eisenhower begins a six state swing with a cornerstone daylight ceremony at Defiance College to lay the Anthony Wayne Library cornerstone. He plans a flight to Kansas City and a train option for continuing stops as farmers gather to discuss prices and patronage concerns.
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Defiance College
Toledo
Kansas City
Associated Press
Olio — Presideniwavhower
Midwest
Kevin McCann
Ola Cal Toye
Queee Hye
Valb
McGarth
Eisenhower
Crussure
Baya
Taft Benison
Benson
Abele
Hig
MecDeVitt Quits As Union Chief
James L McDevitt resigns as president of AFL Pennsylvania Federation effective December 1 after heading the federation since 1998 He will devote time to his role as director of the AFLs political education arm Also mentioned is a divorce filing involving Ella Logan in Santa Monica California with details of alimony property and assets including a 100000 home 55000 farm and a sports car
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Associated TL
Harrisburg
James L. McDevitt
Ony
Afl-Pennsylvania Federation
Labor
McDevitt
American Federation of Labor
Hinen
Teague
Divonce
Ranta Monica
Calif
Allep
Ella Logan
Fred Finkle
Divole
Repatriation Interviews Draw Sparse Chinese Prisoner Choices
At Panmunjom the first session of interviews with Chinese war prisoners yielded only ten requests for repatriation. Interpreters and guards stood by as prisoners faced a two door choice between repatriation to Red China or remaining, with tensions high and sessions running over schedule.
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Panmunjom
Ballying
Red Owinn
Macy
Wuman
Tally
U.N
Formosa
Red
Twds
China
Isles
Book salesmen fined for operating without license in city
Police confronted five Pittsburgh salesmen after a local woman complained about their methods. Chief Harley Drake presented them to Alderman George Gordon, who fined each 10 dollars, totaling 50, with costs. The men planned to appeal the summary conviction in higher court. Drake refused to issue licenses when they applied post fine. End strike at Latrobe brewery. OT workers ended a two week walkout after contract talks.
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Psauts
Whiew City
Harley Drake
George Gordon
Pume Burgh
Joy
Drake
Latrobe
Rolling Hook
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Churchill
Joseph R. McCarthy
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Atom
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MecDeVitt
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