Talks With OWs Facing More Delays
Red interviews seem stalled as the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission meets with POWs and Koreans. Officials offered no timetable for decisions on mandatory interviews or possible consequences, while the prisoners and anti-Red Koreans face continued delays and demands for explanations.
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Warners
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Comnist
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
Sweden
India
Thimayya
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sThimayya
Local injuries brief report from home accidents
Three local residents were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital after mishaps at home. John Street Jr. was released after a right leg fracture. Lavern Menidowney was discharged after a left hand fracture. Donald Beck underwent x rays for a possible shoulder fracture. Jane Gates was treated for a facial injury from a fall. Limestone miner killed at National Gypsum mine in Ontie. Reggio Calabria flood search for victims in southern Italy.
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John Street Jr
John Stresh Sr
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Donald Beck
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Jane Gates
Leo Gates
Onte
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Dhillan
R.D
National Gypsum Comy
Lansberry
Sarfield
Income From School Funds Boosts Cory Area Authority
The Cory Area School Authority reports earnings of 10,940 from investing school funds through interest and treasury bills held by Citizens National Bank as trustee. Construction finance shows 632,086 paid to contractors, 1,048,977 in the fund, leaving 1,059,562 balance. Annual meeting names Walter Fhandler as chairman and officers including Dallas Sunley and Howard Hammond. District reps from Gary, Wigon, Columbus, Wayne, and Concord attended. Spring Crack district has not named a replacement for Bernard Porter.
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Robert 1
Dallas Sunley
Howard Hammond
Airborney
Frank McKnight
George Orcutt
Howard Hutzelman
Harold Howard
Ray Burrows
Gary
Wigin
Columbus
Wayne
Concord
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Spring Crack Distriet
Barnard Porter
Two Aviation Plants Struck by United Auto Workers
The United Auto Workers walked out at North American Aviation in Los Angeles at 12:01 a.m. and at its Columbus Ohio plant, after contract talks broke off. About 28,000 workers involved across Los Angeles and Columbus, with pickets at both sites and extra guards at the gates. The Fresno plant strike is planned but contract expires tonight.
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Associated Press
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CIO
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North American Aviation Co
Columbus
Ohio
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Ware
John Fenton
UAW
Tresng
Calif
Fresno
Cardinal Spellman Heads to Brussels from Vienna
Cardinal Spellman, archbishop of New York, leaves Vienna for Brussels by air today amid rumors of illness. He reassures reporters he is feeling well.
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Brussels
Associated Press
Vienna
Austria
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Rmors
Munich
Germany
Korean War Casualties Exceed Six Million Worldwide
United Nations officials disclose final war casualty figures with totals for U N Korea and United States reaching into the hundreds of thousands. Estimates show overall UN casualties near 1.74 million with Korean forces at 1.91 million and U S losses at 144,173. Pentagon figures differ on Chinese and North Korean deaths, while prisoners and missing mount, with Turkish and other allied forces noted for front line strength.
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Associated Press
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Hobie
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Ue Republic of Korea
United States
U.N. Giling
Pentagon
Washington
New England
Unik
Turkéy
Ex Soviet Army Officer Held In Espionage Probe
Frankfurt report states Georgii Vladimirovich Khorumzhit alias Georg Mueller is held in special custody in an espionage investigation. U S authorities say he had been released from civil custody September 29 and lacks personal knowledge of his whereabouts. Speculation centers on whether Army arrest followed civil release amid prior spying charges linked to Russia.
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Germany
U. S. Agh Commission
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Georg Mueller
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Russia
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Heidelbere
Seek Driver in 1 Car Crash Involving Guard Rail
State Police at the Ideale barracks investigated a one car crash on Rouke 6 west of the fish hatchery. The damaged Ford was found to have been towed by a second vehicle within ten minutes of the 7:30 p.m. accident. The driver, described as a young man traveling west, fled the scene before officers arrived. The guard rail along the north side of the highway on the curve had been installed a year earlier after a past serious crash.
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Stalefish Hatchery
Rouke 6
Churchill Wins Confidence Vote In Commons
Churchill's government survives a five hour debate after suspending the colony's constitution and replacing the left-wing government. The House of Commons votes 294 to 956 in support of the prime minister's drastic action. The labor-backed group endorses the policy pool and names new local officials.
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Associated Press
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Galena
Oyanmere
House of Commons
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Pennsyl
Yania Home Rule Assn
Labor
House
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William Claft
Armstrong County
Howard Kernedy
Wilkes-Barre
Maurice Nearhorl
Blavony
Focal
Extension of price supports foreseen by Republican senators
Republican senators Mundt and Payne predict extending current price supports for base farm crops into next year perhaps adding other commodities. They cited President Eisenhower’s stance and the administration’s farm policy as factors in the Midwest. Mundt and Payne expect congress to approve an extension, with possible inclusion of other crops, while Benson’s department may offer a plan to improve farmers’ incomes.
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Baste Farm
Senialos Mundt
RSD
Payne
Rme
Seni. Young
Rei
Peek
Eisenhower
GOP
Midwest
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Bensem
Tran
Benson
White House
Jwieheon
Dan Pankberg
Eisenhoover
Congress
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Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Numbers Books Seized In Harrisburg Bust
District Attorney Howling said the search recovered what may be the largest stockpile of numbers books. About 4,164 books, each with a $9 write-up were found in the home of Elmer Magaroy 51, who was arrested.
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Harrisburg
Howling
Séurch
South Harrisbiire
Yleland
Dowling
Elmer Magaroy
Swedish plane downed report disputed by Israel and Sweden
Conflicting reports from Beirut and Damascus claim a Swedish plane was shot down near Damascus in Syria. Swedish and Israeli officials deny the incident, with authorities in London and Tel Aviv stating no knowledge of any such crash and no confirmation of casualties.
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Syria
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Lebanon
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Damascus
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Middle East
Two Convicted of $32,000 Burglary
Samuel Tedesco of Witktrmbure and Philip Murgle of O Haran Township were found guilty by a jury after a two hour deliberation in the $31,000 break in at Homestead Police Chief Thomas F. Contin's home safe. Sentencing was deferred pending possible appeals. In Albany Governor Dewey ordered all state forest lands closed for ten days due to fire risk with exceptions for Nassau and Buffalo counties.
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iMirglary
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Samuel Tedesco
Witktrmbure
Philip Murgle
O'Haran
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New York
Albany
N.Y
Dewey
NASA
Buffalk Counties
Erie Workman Drowns In Lake Erie
A 27-year-old shipyard worker in Erie drowned when his rowboat overturned near the Bull Harbor entrance after fishing. The U S Coast Guard recovered the body about an hour after the accident. Charles Bartlock, 24, a laboratory technician, was pulled from the water earlier and died of drowning. Both families said they were fishing at the time.
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Heets
Const Gummdamen
Texas drought area gets relief after heavy rains
In West Texas drought regions farmers welcomed soaking rain totaling up to inches after three years of dryness. The downpours disrupted roads and streams, with Spur and Dickens among towns reporting flooding and forced restrictions as cattle and irrigated land benefited from the widespread showers.
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West Texas
Jan Allke
Spur
Dickens
Britain hints wildcard strike red inspired Britain hints wildcard strike
A disrupted labor scene near London signals a wildcat strike affecting fuel and transport, with government fears of broader disruption. Officials report workers plan action despite warnings, as gasoline supplies and essential services face potential impact.
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Britain
Police Near End of Probe in Kidnap Case
St. Loves reports the panel of top police officials may wrap up their inquiry into how officers handled the Bobby Greemleuse kidnapping. Chief Jeremiahearnwell notes testimony could end with two more witnesses, with recalls possible for some, as Capt. William O Day testified about the Newstead district desk. No official comment yet on progress or leads about the missing 300000 in rangent money.
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ST. Loves
Bobby Greemleuse
Jeremiahearn Well
O'Connell
Cpt
L William O'Day
Newstead
Bonnie Hendy
Raymond Borg~ Moro
Mundt Calls Plan for Foreign Aid Constructive and Useful
Senator Mundt argues the proposed foreign aid and home assistance package is constructive and useful. He says the plan warrants close scrutiny by lawmakers and will wrap up only after thorough review. The remarks emphasize careful consideration of foreign end support and domestic relief details.
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Sen. Mundt
Administration Hopes for Passage of One Package Bill
A reported one package budget aims to unify national defense aid and foreign military lines. Critics warn it could shield a broader plan and draw opposition from lawmakers and lawyers. Officials say the bill, tied to the next congressional session, seeks to boost foreign aid while balancing domestic needs amid complex international strains.
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Amucigted Press
Washington
Eyntinn
Ge. Mundt
Arash Cornwal
Searfle
Army
NAVY
Eisenhoven
Loken
Cours
Hin Stasani
Lawiikers
Foremani
Europe
Soviet decree to boost consumer goods and services
Moscow reports a two page decree from the Soviet Council of Ministers and the Communist Party Central Committee ordering a 72 percent rise in money value of consumer goods by year end. It calls for 40,000 new stores 11,000 new restaurants and a major expansion of state trade to improve distribution and service.
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Mulenioy
Communist Party
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Boviek
Jude
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