Chinese Communists Driven Off Two Hills Front Battles Signal Prelude
Allied troops drove Chinese Reds from two hills on the western front as UN lines battled encircled outposts near Yonchon and Yangen. Reports say 2,000 Communist casualties, including 400 killed, with nurses seen among attacking troops amid foggy conditions hindering air support. New Red notes rejected Allied neutrality zone denials and Ridgway’s call for a new truce site.
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Associated Press
U.S. Bth
Korea
United Nations
Kroll Hs
Yonchon
Seth Parallel
UN Infanteomew
Reds
Allong
Yangen
No-Man's-Land
Reiss
Report Complete Break In Oil Talks
Naomi Eds reports from London that British officials and Mohammed Mossadegh’s Persian government broke off talks on Abadan refinery and oil policy after a Persian premier speech. Britain considers new proposals or a reshaped government to restart negotiations.
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London
Olviller
Britain
Frit
Tunuy
Brun
Bremile
Mohimmed
Persit
Senate
Richard R. Stakes
t-Aquarely
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U S Senate Hears Of Secret Weapons Beyond Imagination
Senator Young disclosed that the United States has several new secret weapons in advanced development and possibly ready for war, while senators backed a 3 million appropriation. Pentagon leaders pledged secrecy as officials remained tight lipped about potential uses amid cited non atomic devastation fears.
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Washington
Senator Young
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Tmman
Korea
Young
Pentagon
Truman
Bush Young
Maybank
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Chapman
Brother of Adamic Claims Murder by Russian Agents
The brother of author Louis Adamic alleges he was murdered by Russian agents and that his house was set ablaze to destroy private papers. Adamic was found dead from a gunshot in a burning farmhouse near Flemington New Jersey, with local officials listing it as suicide while inviting U.S. authorities to probe possible anti Communist motives.
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Mooie Cross
London
Louis Adamic
Futhor
Flemington
N. J
U. S
Ex Ambassador James W. Gerard Dies in Southampton Home
James W. Gerard former U S ambassador to Germany before World War I died yesterday at his Southampton summer home aged 84 after a long chronic ailment. His wife was at his bedside as the only close survivor.
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Southampton
James W. Gerard
U. S
Local Driver Hurt In Crash East Of City
A Corry Wn Maas Yuen may be involved as police report two vehicle crash three miles east of Mill Village on Route 6. Robert Winters, 36, of Concord Street, suffered a deep laceration and bruises with possible fractured vertebrae after his car spun and skidded off the roadway at 7M. He was rushed to the hospital. damage estimated at 800 dollars. Investigations continue. charges expected. The second crash involved Robert Gregor of Union City RD 1 and Eleanor Dauchy of San Diego in a side swipe three miles east of Mill Village on Route 6. both drivers claimed proper side of road and no injuries reported.
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Scott's Crouse Road
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Mill Village
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Union City
RD. 1
Eleanor Dauchy
San Diego
Gregor
GLE
Daushy
Hishwry
Teachers Seek Aid From Plea In Schuylkill County
One hundred eastern Pennsylvania teachers on strike for back salaries turned to the State Education Association for aid. They voted to stay off the job until back pay for periods up to 10 months is provided by financially distressed districts. Delgates were named to attend a Saturday meeting at Schuylkill Haven to gauge backing. Meanwhile, limited back-to-work was in effect in Cass Township and Kulpmont after state funds were advanced to those districts. Education officials pressed for a return to classes as talks continue.
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Pottsville
Pennsylvania
State Education Association
Sehuysill
Hard Con
State Education
Schuylkill Haven
Ax Tuel
Cass Township
Schuylkill County
Kulpman
Northumberland County
Francis B. Hass
Cass
Kulpmont
Hass
Gilverton School Bord
Gilberton
Schuylill
Hats
Truman abolishes federal real estate board
President Truman signed an executive order dissolving the federal real estate board, an inter departmental agency created by Roosevelt in 1939. The board had payroll kept to eight staff, with work largely shifted to the General Services Administration as the real property inventory task continues under that agency.
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Washington
Truman
Federal Real Estate Board
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General Services Administration
Army Air Force feud over support for troops radicalized
Washington debate intensifies as Army and Air Force clash on operational control of air power for ground troops. Generals argue ground commanders should direct aircraft used for bombs rockets and support missions, while the Air Force favors centralized control. Both sides claim efficiency and effectiveness depend on who directs air power in combat.
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Miur
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Haya 14
Big Three to study 16 urgent world issues at four nation talks
Washington January reports say the Big Three will review sixteen urgent world problems in a four day foreign ministers conference opening Monday. Topics include Russia, Germany, Italy, Greece, Indochina, Egypt Suez, Morocco, and Iran along with potential shifts in Western alliances and diplomatic recognitions.
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Washington
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Dni
France
Germany
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Ching
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Polite
Europe
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Achesor Hus
Terbert Morrison
Robert Schuman
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Ennenliinl
Russia
Alluwie
Mediterranea
Frante
Italy
Spain
Greece
Korma
Wimg
Conarawaiat
China
Ecorama
Indochina
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Egypt
Britain
Ttee
Suez Canal Zone
Beitain
Sohuthan
Indi
Pakistan
Kashmire
President MacArthur Attacks Truman in Cleveland Speech
General Douglas MacArthur denounced the Truman administration in Cleveland delivering a sharp critique of centralization and what he called the drift toward totalitarian rule. He praised Japanese postwar progress under American institutions and warned against erosion of personal liberties amid government power.
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Ang IsuptEer Hom Ghiouns
Houweh
Robert Tart
Ohio
Cate Yay Whitney
Hoover
Taic
Whitney
Macarthur
New York
State Department
Prominent Attorney Woodley Dies in East Bangor
Bangor Pa September 7. T Fredstick Woodley prominent attorney and feuding Republican in Northampton county died at his East Bangor home after five years illness. He was 67.
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T. Fred— Stick Woodley
Northhampton County
East Bangor
Fiteness
Grand Jury Holds Donovan For Trial
Grand Jury returns 20 true bills in Crawford County quarter sessions court at Meadville. SEAL J Donovan, Union City address, charged by brothers with theft of partnership funds from Donovan Construction Co. Case followed with interest as Erie County court trial looms.
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Union City
Crawford County Gruper
Meadville
Donoval Construction Company
Partnership Funde
Corry Liwenee
Erie
Tuy
Courter
Smith Street Star
Guict
Spud Festival Plans Finalized With Parade Today
Plans for next week's Potato Festival were finalized at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Miss Jean Mastin of Quakertown, the 1951 Pennsylvania Potato Blossom Queen, will be honored. The Wednesday parade includes 41 farm equipment pieces, 12 potato growers, seven floats, the Garry-Columbus drum and bugle corps, Corry High School Band, and the No Riding Club. Reservations for the Thursday dinner are urged, with a $25 prize bonus for the first five prizes drawn Saturday afternoon. Major awards are on display at the Penelec office.
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Jean Mastin
Quakertown
Pennsylvania
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Corry High School
Wittt
WPX
Penelec
Two Killed In Jet Plane Crash at Fort Dix
At Fort Dix New Jersey on September 7 a jet training aircraft exploded mid air and dived into woods southwest of the base. The two crew members from McGuire Air Base were: pilot Captain Vernon G Steward 90 of Oklahoma and radar observer 1st Lt Kitzies S Meek 30 of Feary New Jersey. Eyewitnesses said the plane blew up before the plunge, wreckage scattered over a mile area.
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N. J
Jol
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McGuire Air Base
Vernon G. Steward
Oklahoma Cuy, Okls
Jat
Six Empty Seats After Blazing Navy Plane Escape
A Navy P-45 Beach plane from the Photographic Center at Suburban Anacostia made an emergency landing at National Airport with six aboard. Firefighters quickly extinguished fumes. no injuries were reported. The craft radioed from three miles out that it was in trouble before landing.
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Washington
Sept
Nstonal
Navy Photographic Center
Anacostia
Actress Maria Montez Drowns in Bathtub
Actress Maria Montez died today apparently from drowning in her bathtub. She was found unconscious by her sister who called a doctor and firemen. Artificial respiration was attempted for three hours but she did not recover. The actress was married to French actor Pierre Aumont. they have been living in France for about two years.
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Tiade Aultess
Maria Montez
Pierre Aumont
France
Second Corryite Held for Court
Second Corryite, Steele of 11 Leman abrees, was picked up by officers after a lengthy pursuit. He pleaded guilty to burglary in an alignment before Alderman George Gordon at WY o clock Jel height. A 15-year-old yard was located and reported missing by her sister as the case unfolded. The high school student aid accompanying Steele remains noted.
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Steele
Stu Phe Ina
Ely Oficers
Wiler
Carpenter's
Smith Street
Aldurnay
George Gordon
Eoiyl
Benes
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Hart
Erie
Steeto
Ilee
Sim
Raymond Picnic Set Tomorrow
Raymond Miz Co employees and families are expected to attend the annual Raymond Round Up picnic at the plant. The event runs from 1:80 to 2:30 p.m. with activities for children and door prizes including a home freezer, radio, and other gifts. Cash prizes and merchandise will be awarded, and a barbecue dinner will be served from noon to 1:30 p.m.
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Pankc
Raymond
Sevatatuer
Hurricane Aims At Florida With Wide Tropical Storm Warning
A tropical cyclone advances toward Florida with winds over 140 mph. The center lies about 360 miles northwest of San Juan and roughly 1,000 miles east of Miami. The Miami Weather Bureau warned the next 24 hours will determine if the hurricane makes landfall or veers offshore. In Sofia, a military court sentenced Bilarians to death for acting as American secret agents, with nine others given terms from five to 30 years.
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Miami Weather Bureau
U. S
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Miami
Niite Mies
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Soui
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