United States Pushes U N to Address Korean Atrocities
The United States formally requests the U N General Assembly to consider charges that Communist forces in Korea tortured Allied captives and killed soldiers. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr announced the move as evidence of atrocities circulated with photos and witness accounts. Diplomats warn of sharp Soviet and Chinese opposition and possible counter demands. The U S delegation plans to present more statements from tortured GIs as debate resumes.
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United Nations
United States Today
U.N. General Assembly
Korea
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Dag Hammarjot
U. S. Army
U. N. General Assembly
U.S
Henry Cabot Zorige Jr
Army War Crimes Division
A.ll
U.N. Action
Lodge
Ted States
Assembly
United States
General Assembly
United States Army
Red China
North Korea
Nile
Abteti¢at
Grange backs milk price control stance in Pennsylvania
In Williamsport Pennsylvania the Penn Grange reversed a decade of no position on milk pricing, approving a resolution supporting the Milk Control Commission while seeking an industry countermove. Secretary J Collins McSparran noted the shift as the first tandem stance since 1943 and urged cooperative methods to resolve industry issues.
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Pennsylvania
Bate Grane
J. Collins McSparran
Grange
Commission
Ite
McSpartan
Milk Control Commission
Man Killed by Passenger Train at Local Crossing
The Erie Nickel Plate passenger train fatally struck Dols Grilli, a paper company worker, at a crossing near her home last night. Coroner W. W. Wood said a probable accidental death verdict may be issued. Will Pratt of Conneaut testified that Grilli stepped onto the track after approaching the train.
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Re‘ed Paper Company
Oade Crossing
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W. W. Wood
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Will Pratt
Conneaut
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Jenly
Corry Driver Bemis Injured In One Car Crash
Orville Leroy Bemis twenty of Fy A Four Cony in severe condition after his convertible coupe left the Corry Chittine road north of the state line. He suffered a concussion and possible internal injuries with a severe laceration to the right hand and thigh. Hospital attendants said he remained semi conscious and could not be moved for full examination. Mrs Kenneth Mecrty alerted authorities after hearing the crash and motorists arriving at the scene found Bemis thrown from the vehicle as it rolled over several times.
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Orville Leroy Bemis
Uie
Spitzer
Bemis
Saint
Hope for break in sex slaying in Lacrosse case
In Lacrosse Wisconsin police and District Attorney marshal hopes a break will surface in the 16 year old Evelyn Harley disappearance. Authorities say so far no evidence of kidnapping exists and the case is treated as a sex crime. A pair of panties found under a railroad underpass is being tested by the state crime laboratory. Federal action under the Lindbergh Law could be possible if kidnapping evidence emerges.
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Associated Press Lacrosse
Wis
Evelyn Harley
George Long
John Bosshard
Bosshard
FBT Gente
State Crime Laboratory
Community Chest Drive Over Top With 32824 Quota
Community Chest reports finishing the drive one day early with a total of 32824, surpassing the 31550 mark earlier today. Walter Ross chaired a team of nearly a score of workers who contacted hundreds of donors. final totals will be announced next week after last returns are compiled.
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Schopl
Concord
Spring Creek
Wayne
Columbus
Igi
Car Damaged In Collision With Truck On West Park Place
Blynt of 2101 Mott Street collided with a garbage collection truck driven by Paul Post on West Park Place after a worker signaling from the middle of the road caused Blynt to pass. The right side of the Blynt car and the garbage truck sustained damage.
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Eugene Asayn
Mott Streal
West Park Place
Blynt
Paul Post
Victor Slye
Question on State Constitution Tops Five on Tuesday's Ballot
On the statewide ballot in the November election, the controversial issue is whether a new state constitution should be adopted. Supporters led by John S. Fine and Democratic leaders argue the 80 year old charter is outmoded and restricts the General Assembly. Opponents fear a revised constitution could allow a graduated income tax if uniformity is removed. the process would require two legislative passages and voter approval.
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John S. Fine
General Assembly
Gold Links Man To Red Spy Ring
A Senate internal security subcommittee lawyer stated that amateur radio announcer Alexander Svenchansky, 41, linked to a Soviet spy ring via a sworn affidavit. Svenchansky, dismissed from the United Nations for refusing to disclose Communist ties, is jailed in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, serving a four year term as a co conspirator of Julius Rosenberg.
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Associated Press
New York
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Harry Ciel
U.N
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Robert Morris
Alexander Svenchansky
United Nations
Morris
Svenchansky
Lewisburg
Tulus Rosenberg
Atom Shy
Reds Charged With Violation Of Armistice
Tokyo report states South Korea’s air force claims 400 Communist fighter planes flew into North Korea and were based at 20 repaired airfields. Choi Yong Duk says North Korea now fields two divisions of MIGs and another of propeller planes near Manchuria borders, with 2,000 more warplanes in Manchuria. He adds the armistice bans movement except replacements, while airfield repair is allowed. A Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission inspection was ordered, but no report has been filed.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
South Korea
North Korea
Choi Yong Duk
Newsman
Manchuria
United States
Korea
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
North
Concert Pianist Among Victims in Plane Crash
A Coast Guard recounts a grim scene 25 miles south of San Francisco as British Commonwealth Pacific Airlines DCA jet crashes, killing 18 aboard including William Kopel a 31 year old concert pianist and a 7 year old Australian boy. Seventeen bodies recovered. two crew hostesses among missing. The plane was near San Francisco Airport on a Sydney to Honolulu route.
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Coast Guard
Wilson Jermings
Here
British Commonwealth Pacific Airlines
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Killme Wil
William Kopel
New York
Sydney
Australia
Honatui
Ohio man killed, wife critically hurt in Turnpike crash
Bedford Pa. A collision between an auto and a tractor trailer on the Pennsylvania Turnpike killed Joseph Killer, 1, of Akron, and critically injured his wife. The accident occurred yesterday near Bedford, Pennsylvania.
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Bedford
Opening Day Hunters Brace For Heavy Season Kills
Weather conditions loom but hunters press ahead as the Game Commission reports strong turkey, rabbit, and pheasant numbers for the opening day. Wing counts show abundant turkeys and pheasants, with smaller game like squirrels and raccoon also noted. Rain delayed some hunts but opened tomorrow at 7 am with expanded bag limits and a focus on preserving game populations.
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Lie Covey
Contommvon
Une Clark
Abe
Quanticie
Cum
Commlison
Enmip
Laluwenoit
Kgystone
Lareseter
Marta
Hugine
Scheile
Aghn S. Pine
Tim
Ringneck
Pennsylvania
Air Force sets new world speed record for level flight
Los Angeles reports Lieutenant Pete Everest of Edwards Air Force Base flew a North American Super Sabre 754 over a 15 kilometer Salton Sea course. Everest achieved a top speed of 767.976 mph with a tail wind, and maintained 722.084 mph in the winged run. The previous record was ttbd by Navy Cmdr. James Verdin in an F-15 over a similarly measured course.
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Los Angeles
Air Force
Navy
Gol. FE
Pete Everest
Edwards Ai
Salton Sea
James Verdin
Patuxent
President Eisenhower to address Canadian Parliament
President Eisenhower will address a joint session of Canada's Senate and House of Commons in Ottawa on November 14. The White House says cameras will cover the event, marking the first time in Parliament history that telecasts are allowed. The speech will focus on Canadian American affairs and broader scope topics during his two day visit with Mrs. Eisenhower.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
House of Commons
White House
James Hagerty
Ottawa
Sallade Appeal Denied in Violent Wounding Case
Harrisburg report states Sallade appealed a murder charge. the appeal was denied by the court after the October session. The defendant, 18, accused accomplices of robbing a building the week prior, and the victim, likely 19, sustained gunshot injuries in the same incident.
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Venice
Forsythe
HsIab
Hallaci
Vany Pott
Mrchy Beyell
Waver Belge
Skioothins
Sallvde
Youtts
Milk Parlays Deadlock Delays Five Day Strike Settlement
Negotiations stall as API union delegates walk out delaying a five day old milk strike. Industry negotiators plan a city hall session while federal and state mediators monitor the talks. Officials said ready supply crews could cover 12 million consumers in New York and northern New Jersey if the walkout ends.
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Associated Press
New York
Miwalhow Urgottn- Ligne Tovend
Aplie
Sirine
Thy Ad Moyer
Vincent Rampellitedhm
Melvin
Pesrrevertative
API
Teymsbere Union
ANA Unio
Simuel Cohen
Pwi
Lms
Cpunts
Lo Ward Sheelky
New Jersey
Bethlehem Steels Earnings Set Record
Bethlehem Steel Corp. the nations No 2 steel producer, reports 1950 nine month earnings of 893,595,340 and third quarter earnings of 34,020,204 or 4.38 a share. Board chairman Eugene G Grave says operations should stay steady for the rest of the year as production runs at 104 percent capacity.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Eugene G. Grave
Enid
Phat
Conviction of Two Kidnappers Nears Swift Verdict
Kansas City report describes federal case against Bobby Green and accomplices in a high profile kidnapping of Mrs Belle Brown Soady and her child. Key figures include Carl Hall Miss Sandy O Day and taxi driver John Haye who testified they discussed a million dollar ransom. arrests followed in St Louis and ongoing trial developments were presented to the jury.
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Carl Austin Hall
Belle Brown
Bobby
Wasiltty Mulouvobile
Gowler
Robert Genes
Krigades
Ole Vondy
Hows
Isavyns
Uae
Wits
Sandy O'Day
St. Lowi Curlig
Ball
St. Louis
Greeniease
Miss O'Day
Jai
John Hayeeb
Seins
Ingeage Hager
Hall
Hater
Hager Alsy
General Clark To Be Honored By Army Today
Tall, lanky Mark Wayne Clark, one day from doffing his general’s uniform, receives a hyegaltite from the Army he served 36 years through wars in Europe and Korea. A parade and reception at Washington’s Ft Morale mark his long career, from graduation in 1817 to formal retirement tomorrow.
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Army Today
Associated Press
Washington
Mark Wayne Clark
U.S
Dilly Caveen
Ft. Morale
Wareer
West
Poly
Korea
Four year old dies of rabies after dog bite in Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky a 4 year old boy who was bitten by a rabid dog nine days earlier died after developing rabies symptoms. Help and advice from many regions were offered but could not save him.
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Louisville
Ihelp
Temple Lewis
Aly Khan seeks return of daughter Yasmin to Europe
Aly Khan Mwants his daughter Yasmin back to Europe from Las Vegas citing threats to her life unless raised in the Moslem faith. Rita Hayworth, maintaining custody issues, plans to raise Yasmin as a Christian. Attorney Bartley Crum represented Rita and noted dangers amid the Haymes marriage.
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Las Vegas
Ney
Aly Khan
Fila Hayworth
Yasmin
Ecwuse
Ihweark
Hin Phild
Rita
Vowiei
Bartley Crum
Hawtther
Eldov
Grim
Aly
Becaus
Frente
Dick Haymes
Costello Returns to Old Haunts After Prison Release
New York mob figure Frank Costello left Milan, Michigan federal prison and returned to his familiar circles. He avoided reporters by departing the train outside the city with a party of nine. He had begun serving an 18 month sentence but was released a year after his conviction. He still faces four charges related to income tax invasion and denaturalization proceedings.
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Frank Costello
Milan
Mich
Costello
Yeaker
Foy Vantwenut
U. S
Sento
Aboud
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