Allies Reject Red Buffer Zone Plan In Korea
UN and Allied leaders dismissed the Communist proposal for a demarcation line as a buffer zone. The Reds sought up to 16 miles withdrawal, while UN forces would stay near current fronts. Two Russian MiGs were shot down as aerial clashes continued over Korea.
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Heartbreak Ridge
Punch Bowl
Iron Triangle
Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Henry J. Hodes
Pomene Lion
A&th
Pisada
Panmunjom
Kaesong
Ongjin Peninsula
I A. i
Frida
Eighth Army
Navy
U.S
Fifth Air Force
Ite
Two Raymond Plant Workers Injured In Separate Accidents
Two workers at the Raymond Mfg. Co. were injured within a half hour. Kerneth Loveland of East Malmstreet admitted to Derry Memorial Hospital with a severed left index tendon after his finger was caught while setting up a grinding machine. Marlee Johnson of Corry was treated for a thumb laceration sustained when his thumb was caught in a punch press.
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Tocwl
Carling
Derry Memorial Hospital
Kerneth Loveland
East Malmstreet
Raymond Mfg. Co
Loveland
Marlee Johson
Corry
Raymond Plant
Johmson
Atomic Bomb Drop Called Off At Nevada Test Site
The Atomic Energy Commission cancelled a scheduled second atomic test near Las Vegas Nevada after weather conditions remained poor. A red tailed B 29 bomber was seen heading away as restrictions on civilians were lifted and officials warned radiation could not be ruled out.
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Las Vegas
Ney
ABC
Rim Wanet Ale Bute
AEG
Cains
Wen
AEC
Army Reserve Release Plans Now Revealed
Army spokesman outlined reservist release policies under the UMTS Act. All organized reservists serve 24 months except those with preexisting early expirations. Enlisted veterans and non veterans from volunteer or inactive reserve to be released by December 20. voluntary enlistees released after 17 months or at extended expiry. Officer veterans may apply after 17 months. non veteran officers serve 24 months.
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Associated Press
Washington
Army
Motive
Pearl Harbor
Tan
Oak Ridge Labor Walkout Halts Key Atomic Plant Work
In Oak Ridge Temm., labor disruptions halt work on three major atomic plant contracts as over 2,500 AFL workers do not report. Pickets by the plumbers union block entrances to the restricted government installations, with few workers attempting to cross. The dispute arose from a plumbers carpenters disagreement, reportedly settled as plumbers returned to work.
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Oak Ridge
Associated Press
Temm
Atomic Energy Commission
AFL
Worle
Plumbers Union
Plumbers
Oak Bridge
AEC
New Traffic Light Goes Into Service on Center Street
A traffic light was installed at the North Center and East Bond intersection by city electical contractor Robert Besnyind to improve safety after several youngsters were struck while crossing Center Street near the Junior High. The signal will operate with a standard five phase cycle during school hours and flash caution at other times. A crosswalk at North Center Street will be marked and students instructed on its use.
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Nurth Center
Robert Besnyind
Joe
Electical
Center Street
St Will
Genter Stout
North Center Street
East Bond Street
North Center
Shest
Thildren
Talks Continue With Iran Chief Amid Oil Dispute Talks
Washington reports indicate Prime Minister Mossadegh's fourth day in the capital shows cautious progress in Anglo Iranian oil negotiations. Fatemi says talks remain exploratory with Britain over oil arrangements and compensation for nationalization. U S inducement and details remain unclear.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dol
Transtan
Mossadeed
Naion
Truman
Mossadegh
Tren
Britain
Hussein Ratemi
Mogadesh
Acheson
Fatemi
Tehran
United Nations Security Council
Trailah National Oil
Kazem Hassibi
Faterl
Wossaegh
Walter Reed Hospital
Estate of Ora Brown Valued at 335000 in Eyre County
The will of Ora Brown who died October 15 leaves an estate valued at 335000 to Harold Brown of 404 North Center. The estate includes a filling station two residences and a warehouse valued at 35000. The probate filing was made yesterday in Eyre County.
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Mate Utr
Waigress
Eyre County
Harold Brown
North Center
Thie
Milk deliveries resume in New York after strike
Deliveries of milk are back in New York after a two year strike ended with a new two year contract. About 15 thousand drivers and dairy workers in 200+ companies will see a price rise of roughly 10 to 13 percent. The Office of Price Stabilization approved the pact covering New York City and surrounding counties including parts of New Jersey and Connecticut.
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New York
Assoctavod Press
Gallies
Yorkes Hiployet Iy
Diely Rile Witdhren
Office of Price Stabilization
Hal Dhatey
Ang
Waye Stabilzation Board
New York City
Long Twind
Eisenhower urged to decide soon amid GOP race
Senator Murray says General Eisenhower must act quickly to secure the Republican presidential nomination or miss the prize as backers open national headquarters in Washington under Victor A. Johnston. President Truman comments on primaries and party strategy amid the intensified contest.
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Murray
Tast
GOP Prize
Ohioan
Oper
New
Associated Press
Washington
D-Mont
Tony
Dwisht
D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Tall
Truman
White House
New York Herald Trune
Eisenhower
Tatt
Victor A. Johnston
Harold E. Stasfen
William M. Boyie
Democrat National
Elisirman
Wisconsin
Joseph McCarthy
Rowis
A B bombs for battle STL three years away
Chicago Oct reports quote Senator Brien McMahon warning that tactical atomic weapons may not exist until 1954 and that U S forces would face 1951 without them. He spoke to about 2000 physicists at the American Institute of Physics meeting discussing a proposed 50 billion dollar annual armaments program.
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Mewnuren
Chicago
Oct
Uss
Brien McMahon
D-Conn
American Institute of Physics
Senate House
McMahon
Railway Express To Increase Rates By ICC Authority
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted a new general 11 percent increase in railway express rates. The commission allowed Railway Express Agency to apply the increases on all classes of shipments except daily newspapers, military supplies, and certain other items.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
AaiWay Express Agency
Mili
Grace Opposes Steel Pay Hike Amid Wage Talks
Bethlehem Steel Corp chairman E. G. Grace warned that 4 new steel wage increases would undo economy stabilization efforts. He spoke at a news conference after reporting weaker earnings for the company, noting higher taxes and costs reduced net income. Negotiations with the United Steelworkers begin next month. Net for the quarter and nine months fell from the prior year despite higher business volume.
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Associated Press
New York
E. G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Inc
GIO Steelworkers Union
Bethlehem’ Chelrmart
Lnst Yew
Corry Railroader Receives 40 Year Lodge Pin
Charles Bennett of Luang Street, a retired Pennsylvania Railroad engineer, was awarded the 40 year pin for 40 consecutive years in Lodge No. 173 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. He began with Pennsy in 1903, served as fireman, became engineer in 1907, and ran on the Buffalo Oil City Olean route before seven more years in the Corry yards. Presentation was made by W C Patterson, a fellow 40-year member.
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Charles Bennett
Luang Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Pennsy
Ron
Buffalo
U S Mediators Abandon Effort to End Dock Strike
Federal mediators pull out after four member panel gives up on resolving the New York wildcat dock strike. AFL CIO leaders say walkout will spread to more ports as ILA and longshore locals vote to continue or pause work actions.
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Associated Prose
New York
Prest- Mead Truman
Hicelare
National Emergency
Inkiegent
Washington
Clyde M.ipp
Wallon
Atte
Joseph P. Ryati
AFL
Longshoremen's Association
Alks
Jain
Gene) Sampson
Mens Philly
Baltimore
Philadelphia
ILA
Wildcatters
New Jersey
Boston
Albany
N.Y
Ryan
Main
Virginia
Stuvedores
Corry Fathers Ordered to Pay Support in Erie Court
Two Corry fathers were ordered to provide weekly child support after hearings in Erie non-support court. Eric D. Buell must pay 80 weekly for eight minor children and faces jail if a 1500 compliance bond is not met. Kelly Hoffman, of Mott Street, must pay 420 weekly for two children living with their mother on South Center Street.
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Erie
Gerry
Eric D. Buell
Burton Laub
Buell
Erie County
Erie County Institutional Distrct
Sixth Street
Kelly Hoffman
Mott Street
Elmer Evans
South Center Street
Plane Dips Into Potomac. Three Killed
Three members of a Cleveland family died when their private plane plunged into the Potomac River. Thom as H. White, 55, president of the Commonwealth Securities Corp and director of several firms, his wife and daughter in law Mrs. Robert Whity were killed. White also served as mayor of Hunting Valley.
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Washington
Thomas H. White
Cleveland
Robert Whity
Potomac River
White
Commonwealth Securities Corp
Hunting Valley
Chest Drive Reaches $20 924 Total Today
City fundraising effort shows Chest Drive at 20 924 with Spring Creek and Concord topping quotas. Contributions are still arriving from corporations, industrial workers, shops, fraternal groups, and public institutions as totals by division are reported.
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Red Feather
E. Yeaterday
Lowley
Spring Creek
Concord
Tre Napeful
Uhly Salureau
Phoeni Hotel
Contello. 1 Corporation
Soneord
Wat Spring
Creveir
Wayne
28th Division reviewed today at Camp Atterbury
Officers and many relatives watched Lt General Bolte review the 28th Division at Camp Atterbury Indiana. Maj Gen Strickler led current command with former leaders Edward Martin Norman Cota and William Price present as Govs Fine and Schricker observed alongside thousands of spectators.
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Aby
Pri
Atterbury
Ind
Ori
Ilystrinus
Wultih
Pennsylvast
Europe
Army
Sail
Nuk W. Clark
Bolte
Daniel B. Strickler
Gel Edward Martin
United States
France
Gov
Doh
Fine
Pennsylvania
Henry S. Schricker
Isierra
Night Frost Grips Area with Lows Near 28 Degrees
Weather reports show a chilly night with the official low at 28 degrees and frosty fields. Farmers note frost on cattle and windshields, while forecasters predict mid 40s and cloudy skies by tomorrow.
Conservatives win British election and pledge to continue Attlee program
Late returns show Winston Churchill and the Conservatives defeating Labour. The party holds a strong Commons majority with about 315 seats to Labour’s 195, promising to retain key Attlee reforms and halt rapid socialist policies while pursuing a steadier postwar program.
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Associated Press
London
Winston Cauehill
Churchill
Yosmemne
Fenntine Winister
Bgypain
Pemney Mivetor Giement Aviles
Pniwe
le Wittner
Lev
Auler
Babar
Attlee
Tovins
Liberal Party
Nuel
Eveh
Labor
Thad
Ime
Ataek Jed
Labor Party
Max Jovity
Liberals
Tories
Att Tee
Woodford
Agaist
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