Allies Repel Heavy Red Attacks on Korean Front
Allied forces beat back sustained Chinese Communist assaults on central Korean hills near Triangle Hill and Sniper Ridge with heavy U.N. air support and artillery. U.N. reports say over 4,000 warplane missions were flown over North Korea as clashes continued through Thursday into Friday.
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Associated Press
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Kumchi
Seoul
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Kamwha
Helene
Milo Fir
U.S
Triangle
Tillery
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Sniper Ridge
John Fujil
Republic of Kores
ROK
U. N
Finger Ridge
Pulthan Rivht
Tron Horse Mountain
Chor Won Valley
Trom Horse Mountain
U.N
North Korea
Par East Air Forces
Stalin Heads New Russian Communist Central Committee
MORCOW The Barlel Communist party named its new high command and kept Joseph Stalin in all ten posts. The Central Committee elected a 25 member Presidium and a 11 member Secretariat to oversee party administration. Stalin was named head of both, with a new chairman of the Central Committee overseeing discipline. The expanded Presidium replaces the old Politburo and will direct work between quadrennial sessions, inheriting duties from the former Orgburo. The Secretariat was enlarged from five members.
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Feta Pres Morcow
Barlel
Communist Party
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Wates
Alto
Wolktburro
Orgburo
Miso
Erlarg Thi
Indicted figures linked to Caudle probe face fraud charges
Jacob Freidus Lind and Larry Epon, tied to the confession investigation of former Assistant Attorney General T. Lamar Caudle, were indicted on charges of making false statements to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Washington
Jacob Freidus Lind
Larry Epon
Asst. Atty
T. Lamar Caudle
Thdyy
He= construction Finance Corporation
Gas firms poised to drill as Pennsylvania gas boom grows
News records show several firms ready to drill off Carter Hill with plans to invest about 80 000 per well. The Pennsylvania Gas Company has struck multiple wells since 1947 on W. W. Stutzman G. J. Follett and other farms, yielding daily outputs from tiny to nearly 1 1 million cubic feet. A company spokesman estimates six producers could return around 1 000 daily or 350 000 yearly at wholesale prices around 21 cents per thousand cubic feet.
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Pennsylvania Gas
Carter Hill
Pennsylvania
Pensylvania Gur
Ely
Accordims Ty Jays
Denhine Finn Mint
W. W. Stutzman
G. J. Follett
AD. Peterson
John Kalika
Hall
Frank Gooper
Gas Company
First Mechanical Heart Milestone In Medicine
A Detroit report recalls the first successful mechanical heart used to bypass the left heart and pump blood for 50 minutes during valve repair. The unidentified patient survived three months after the historic operation, with doctors noting potential for broader use and ongoing animal research, including by GM engineers and Harper Hospital team.
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Associated Fress
Detroit
Tn Dogs
Nm Art Meiatung
Humaan
Journal of
The
American Medical Association
FD. Dodrill
Edward Hill
Robert A. Gerlsch
Harper Hospital
General Motors Engineers
Michigan Heart Association
MANY FUNCTIONS OF Y REVEALED MANY FUNCTIONS OF Y REVEALED
Corry residents are asked to give 20250 to the Community Chest supporting YMCA programs. Arthur Q. Burgess, executive secretary, outlines vast youth activities including Gra-Chiles entertainment, Film Study with Cathedral Films, and Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Teens groups. The YMCA seeks a new site and building to expand recreation and fellowship for youth.
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Corry
Community Chest
YMCA
Arthur Q. Burgess
Gerry
Cathedral
MCA
North West
Deny Break In 7 Arson Cases In City Law Update
Bott city and state police denied reports of a large break in arson cases two weeks earlier. Investigators from Lawrence Park and Erie were in Corry to confer with local authorities on theft and arson cases at Carlisch Build the Supply Union City Maglintatti Fireside Gorey Wood products plants. Officials said no arrests or single breakthrough had occurred and the probe remains ongoing.
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Bott
Special Criminal Division
Lawrence Park
Erie
Harley Drake
Srother
Carlisch
Union City
Maglintatti
Gorey
Clampany
Corry
Farm Wages Hit Record High in Pennsylvania Report
Harrisburg report shows state wage rates at 542 percent of 1910 14 levels and 12 percent above last year. Average monthly earnings rose from 100 to 105 with board, 140 to 145 with house, weekly pay 27.75 to 28.75 with board, 98.50 to 100 without board, and daily figures 6.50 to 7.00. Hired Pennsylvania farm workers last week of September numbered 88 000, unchanged from a year earlier but 9 000 fewer than the peak in August.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Agriculture Department
Asust
American protest over downed B29 sparks Soviet note
The U S embassy filed a protest with the Soviet government alleging a U S B29 Superfortress was shot down off northern Japan on October 7. The note demanded compensation for the aircraft and any crew or slaves lost. A spokesman called it a sham protest while the Far East Air Force denied Soviet fighters fired on the bomber during a training flight inside Japanese waters.
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Mobcow
Japan
d‘Aatfaives Elim O'Shaughenessy
Georgi Pushkin
Far East
U.S. Air Force
Tove
Washington
Chest Drive Pledge Rises by 220 in Second Day
An additional 220 was reported for the second day of the Chest Drive, bringing the total to 4 125 from an opening report of 3 905. The Arsh report from the division for commercial stores and employees is cited.
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Atum
Campaign drive gains momentum in Gary area
Chairman Rasselas Brown said the campaign will quicken this weekend as solicitors contact Gary residents and a Monday report should show the drive well under way toward the $0,350 goal. The payroll deduction plan will be used at industrial plants and pledges will be recorded as they are received in coming months.
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Rasselas Brown
Gary
Car Demolished In Route 77 Crash Near Spartansburg
A one car wreck on Route 77 near Spartansburg around 6:30 PM left a 1961 Fort car badly damaged. Driver Eugene Daseyales reportedly escaped with only minor injuries after the vehicle rolled several times, interrupting electrical service until repairs. The car, owned by Emmett Riehart of Spartansburg, skidded on a curve near the Lam Potter sawmill.
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Spartansburg
Eugene Daseyales
Fort
Emmett Riehart
Ihis Waterstoot Vint Dassynien Aio Nf
Spastanaburg
Lam Potter
Meadville
Cra
Eisenhower Rides Campaign Trail Attacks Truman
General Dwight D. Eisenhower intensified verbal assaults on President Truman while campaigning through New Jersey and Delaware. He criticized foreign and domestic policy, highlighted China, Greece, Turkey, and Berlin, and warned of spending that harms American leadership. Eisenhower also cited the Communist Congress in Moscow as a deadly challenge to freedom.
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Associated Press
Eisenhow
Dwight DB
Browntower
Truman
Deiideratie
Ricinhower
New York
Wilmington
Del
New Jersey
Adlai Stevenson
Tilinais
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Greece
Turkey
Berlin
Korea
Eisenhower
B. Smith Memorial Foundation
Moscow
America
Long Weekend for Corry Pupils Signals Teachers Institute
More than ninety Corry teachers will attend the 27th annual Teachers Institute to be held at Strong Vincent High School Erie. Schools suspend Monday through Tuesday morning for the gathering with a general session led by Office A Crosby of Detroit Public Information.
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Corry
Erie
Cony
Annnual
Strong Vincent High School
Ofis A. Crosby
Department of Public Information
Detroit Public Achan Syestem
Douglas
Eisenhower Endorsed by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The Post-Gazette endorses Gen Dwight Eisenhower for president, arguing there are deep reasons for change beyond rhetoric. It urges new domestic leadership and a steadier foreign policy to uphold U S world leadership.
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Post-Gazette
Dwight DB Eisenhower
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United States
Stevenson Salutes Humble Campaign Role in San Dieg
San Diego reports Gov. Adil Stevenson presenting a humble campaign posture amid a tight race with Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. He frames the contest as a choice between peace and isolationist politics, pledging independence of mind while pressing for a just world order and prosperity for all. A large Los Angeles crowd chanted for Stevenson as he toured Texas and planned further stops in Dallas and Fort Worth.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Adil Stevenson
Incay Walthy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Stevenson
Exetthower Hay
Reepublican
Sen
Robart A
Tal of
Chin
Mik Vear
Btevenson
War Winding
Ghlifarnin
Fol Worth
Tex
Grand Pratend
Dallas
San Dirge
Asaull i Eisenhewer
Ncannile
Los Angeles
Balloons Launch Nuclear Rockets At Cosmic Height
Washington reports the Navy launched rockets from high altitude balloons released east of Baffin Bay. The instruments aboard reached about 40 miles up, with plates for a claimed nuclear emission at 100,000 feet. Data will take months to analyze for cosmic ray measurements.
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Frese Washington
Navy
Net
North Gen Marinetry Pole
Coast Guard
Baffin
Bal
Cresmind
Rioting in Jakarta as government faces recalls and protests
The capital saw a massive anti government demonstration with about 15,000 people around the parliament complex. Police and troops sealed the area as protesters called for the recall of Dutch authorities and a dissolution of the legislature amid rising unrest.
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Indonesia
Jabarta
Tidonesis
Thaitfinds
Tirdonestins Redim
Honeams
Thayiy
Hagkn
Jakain
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Daw
Lockwao
Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky to Address UN General Assembly
At United Nations, Vishinsky readied a Kremlin style offensive and Acheson urged UN members to rally for a common action in Korea. Though Polish and other delegates prepared responses, Vishinsky was set to speak on a tentative lineup as the General Assembly opened.
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Acheson
Korea
United Nations
N.Y
Autre
Andre
Deon Acheson
Waa Lob
Geneva
Polasid
Tron
Cartas
Assembly
Stanislaw Skrzczewski
Achasan Mare
Cominota
Appeal to refrain from burning leaves at Loveland Field game
Property owners near Loveland Field are urged to avoid burning leaves to prevent smoke haze during the Corsy Tuunville foothill game. An expected large crowd for the Potitta Bowl contest will attend, with the Chamber of Commerce trophy awarded to the winning team after the game at the Carry bleachers.
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Tuunville
Loveland Field
Chamber of Committée
150000 Miners Idle as Walkout Shuts Coal Fields
Washington reports a protest strike of 150000 miners across U S coal regions. Officials and producers clash over price increases as the Wagner-Mation Board weighs legality and wage boost plans. Talks continue with the Office of Price Stabilization watching closely while miners face stalled wages and potential welfare funding discussions.
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Washington
Office of
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WSR
Fem
Roger Pinar
WSE
Joan
WSB
Tate
Thatiatey
Onitcome
Sid
Penee i Eny
neKr
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Wwedjs
Penelec worker injured in fall from truck bed
Arnold Weilacher, 51, a Penelec employee, was hospitalized after falling from a ladder into a truck bed while replacing a bulb at East Main Street and Shady Avenue. He suffered a fractured skull and injuries to the face, neck, and shoulder. He was reported in stable condition at Carry Memorial Hospital.
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Armald Weilacher
Peneles
Arnold Weileher
Penelec
Trihires
Wielcher
East Main Street
Shady Avenue
Joh McLean
Wellacher
John Chittock
Memorial
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