World pleasantries push for UN talks amid tensions
United Nations debates a new general appeal to the Western Big Four to unite for world peace. Eisenhower, Churchill, and Malenkov are among leaders urged to convene, while public speeches warn the era of high tension demands decisive action.
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Livas
Russia
Rispleas
Middle East
U. N
Theso
Korea
Palestine
Disarma
Morocco-Tuisia
Germany
Austria
Tistrubing Orici
Eeland
Thor Thors
Ident Eisenhower
Britain
Chiets
Rij ‘Stals
Georgi Malenkoy
America
Germans Freed by Soviets Set to Return Home
East Germany reports the first batch of German prisoners of war to be released by the Soviet Union is due in the zone later today. The official notice gives no number and mentions the return under a Kremlin agreement. the release follows last month’s accord and involves a government delegation led by Premier Grotewohl.
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Associated Press
Ierein
East Germany
Kremlin
East Berg
Nui
Georgi Muleav
East Gel
Tte
Grotewonl
Plane crash near Ling t on kills two, injures one
A small light plane crashed shortly after takeoff at Line ington early today, killing two occupants. Pilot Weir, 25, of Richborn, and passenger Martin, 21, of Abington, died after the aircraft struck a tree and burst into flames. A third passenger Raber Paher, from Somerton, was injured with facial wounds and taken to North Penn Hospital.
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Lineington
Vey Weir
Richborn
Harr ‘Martin
Abington
Pas
Raber’ Paher
Somerton
North Penn
Aero workers to file unemployment claims after strike
Aero Supply plant workers not recalled at once may qualify for unemployment compensation as operations resume. Paul Heasley of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service notes those not employed elsewhere can file claims. claims processing may delay initial payments into mid October. More than 100 expected to wait for recall and unemployment checks.
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Oii
Airginity Avey
Aero Supply
Paul Heasley
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Dave Nob
Vestines Opera Mons
Heasley
Eithy
Hensley
PSES
Harrisburg
Simmelin Pleads Guilty In Drunk And Disorderly Case
Ivan Simmelink, 9, of RD II Coury, was jailed in default of fines after pleading guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct. Police said he was taken into custody following a report of a window peeper near West Pleasant Street. He claimed to have been at a tavern and did not recall porch activity.
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Ivan Sinmeliik
I. Coury
Erie County
M.S. Cobbett
Simmelink
Alty
West Pleasant Street
Simmelin
Embargo Hit Railway Express as Pittsburgh Strikes Narrow Shipments
Railway Express offices in major cities face embargoes as workers at Pittsburgh facilities join a wage dispute. About 400 staff at three railroad offices, including Baltimore & Ohio and Pennsylvania lines, pressed for higher rates and better conditions. Union leader Harry T. Schultz said talks failed to progress. A second incident reports a Wichita couple escaping injury after a light plane crash landing in a farm field near Washington, Pennsylvania. the engine failed en route from Lock Haven.
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Railway Express
Railway Express Ageny
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Pann Central Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship
Pitsburgh
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennnsylvania
Erie Railroads
Harry T. Schultz
Lodige
Schultz
Washington, Fa
Kansas
John L. Green
Wichita
Evangeline
Green
Lock Haven
AFL CIO pact eases raid disputes as convention winds down
At St Louis the AFL convention prepared a noon halt to raiding by agreeing with CIO to date a two year panel arbitration process for any raiding questions. The plan aims to bind subscribing unions to arbitration and seeks wider acceptance by Teamsters Carpenters and Pattern Makers amid cool reactions from some CIO unions. Former President Truman attended memorial services for William Green.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
AFL
GIO
CIO
Afl-Gio
Cleveland
APL
Teamsters
Carpenters and Pattern Makers
Cioa
Afl-Cto
Harry Truman
JAF
William Green
Dems Lead City In Registrations
Registration data shows 98 Dehni verais and 85 Republicans registered for the November election. The surge, linked to the mayoral race between J. Fred Kinley and Barr. Cherry, reflects revived voter activity from both parties and longtime nonvoters signing up.
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Thenault
J. Fred Kinley
Barr. Cherry
Japan swept by 13th typhoon amid blackout and deaths
The 19th typhoon battered southern Japan killing at least five and disrupting trains and communications. Two ships radioed distress from sea south of Tokyo. 10 missing near Osaka with thousands evacuated. Okinawa reports four dead in Nara, one on Shikoku. Kobe and Osaka flooded. Weather bureau warns 60 to 75 mph winds. ships adrift. In Baltimore, Elmer Gunter, 25, held on $5,000 bail for supermarket robbery.
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Associated Treas
Tokyo
Kyodo
Osaka
Nara
Osta
Shiki
U.S
Alr
Fore Weather Burreatt
Japan
Kobe
Kii
Honshu Island
Sharon Man
Baltimore
Elmer Edward Gunter
Sharon
Greenville
U.S. Gom
Ernest Volkert
Gunter
U. S
Anniversary fete honors E. W. Feldt at Raymond plant
About 64 employees and executives gathered at Corry Country Club to fete E. W. Feldt on 25 years at Raymond Mfg Co, including 12 as general manager. The event featured toasts, a steak dinner, a self winding watch gift, and nostalgia drawings from Feldt’s 1920 Bristol draftsman days.
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Raymond Mfg. Co
E. W. Feldt
Corry Country
Associated Spring Corp
Mr. Feldt
Lator
Bristol
Joseph O'Brien
Bhstol Brass Gorp
Brett Gott
N. Markham Purple
Detroit
Clarence Goff
Chicago
Martin Buckingham
Hamilton
Ont
Counntry Chuir
Ernest Goff
Feld
Me. Feldt
Wallace Barnes
G.H. Holden
Raymond
FE Whittlesey
The
Spring Corporation
Victor Orn
Foremen’s Club
Richard Bachomer
Mat Persuenel
Seven Killed In Plane Crash In Ankara Turkeys Flight Disaster
ANKARA Turkey seven people died when a Turkish Airlines two engine DO3 plane crashed during takeoff for Eastern Turkey. Thibe crew members and tour passengers were killed. Hugh Duckworth American advisor to the airline said no Americans were aboard and several passengers were seriously injured. A wide explosion and ensuing fire halted the climb.
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Ankara
Turkey
Thibe
Hugh Duckworth
Safeine
Severs
Anitari Alvnort
Duckworth
Mother of MIG pilot's mother appears in South Korea
The mother of North Korea’s MIG pilot, sought as a prize figure, made a surprise appearance at the ROK Army Headquarters in Seoul and said she will join her son within days. Her public presence followed years of secrecy surrounding his whereabouts.
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South Korea
ROK Army
Son
Seoul
Cot Tse
Gyorg
North Kore
Ik Chung Woi
North
Tan Kien
Wee
Shu
Focay
Suyane
South Bovey
NATO Munitions Plan Aims to Rebuild Western Europe Factories
The North Atlantic Council plans an eight billion dollar ammunition program in Western Europe to reduce dependence on U S output. The United States will contribute but seeks to keep its share confidential. Lord Ismay stated the plan will mobilize Western factories and offshore procurement under mutual security to supply Allies.
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Associated Press
Paris
North Atlantic Council
NATO
Lodiy
Europe
U. S
Bvikiin
Lord Ismay
Atlantic Alliance
United States
Ismay
Man Jailed For Shooting Of Boy In Wall
PITTSBURGH, George Miljus, 60, a Wall hotel operator, surrendered after a 12 year old boy, Joseph Devlin, was shot. Tessier, wounded in the knee, is in a Mo Keespath hospital in good condition. Investigators say Miljus fired after free drinks and broke windows in his tavern. Detectives removed the badge and gun from Wall Police Chief John Miller.
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Pittsburgh
George — Miljus
Wall
Joseph Devlin
Allegheny County
Bief
Sald Miljus
John Fessler
Tessier
Milius
John Miller
Miller
Tractor Trailer Crash Kills Father of Five on Turnpike
A two-tractor collision on the Pennayivari Turnpike six miles west of Bedford Pa killed Meredith Schaffer a 26 year old father of five from Middletown Md. He died in the crushed cab of a Transportation Co truck, state police reported.
Italian Workers Return To Jobs After 24 Hour Strike
Italian industrial workers ended a 24 hour general strike that shut down production facilities nationwide. Observers questioned the political implications for Italy's alliance duties while workers pressed for higher pay and job security. A separate report notes a fierce battle near Hanoi as French forces target Communist bases in the Red River Delta.
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Rome
Tinly
North Atlantic
Saigon
Iduchina
Red River Delta
Hanoi
Fragmented police report about missing wife and reunion
An incoherent OCR passage describes a distressed caller claiming loss of a wife and seeking police help. It references a person named Warner and a possible reunion, with scattered details about locations and events.
Sixth hurricane Florence churns in Gulf of Mexico
The season's sixth hurricane Florence, about 438 miles south of Pensacola, flung winds to 90 mph near its center and moved northwest toward the Gulf coast. Forecasts warn small craft to avoid the upper Texas coast to Florida Keys and urge caution as it gains size and intensity.
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New Orleans
King Field
Te Gull
Gulf of Mexico
Pensacola
Fla
Florence
Gulf
Burval
Texas
Florida
Elizabeth Taylor In Copenhagen Aids Reported Illness
Elizabeth Taylor and Michael Wilding arrived in Copenhagen from Stockholm where illness forced her to rest. An MGM agent confirmed the star was seriously ill with influenza and a collapse at the hotel prompted medical attention.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Aluyse
Elizabeth Taylor
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
Michael Wilding
Stockholm
Miss Taylor
Hell Hote
Sven Johnsen
Allies and Reds Split Over UN Interrogation Rules
Reported talks on prisoner interviews show Allies and Reds divided over whether prisoners may refuse to answer questions. UN Command insists on minimal, noncoercive inquiries while Communists seek broader rights and protection from intimidation.
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Associated Press
Panmubliom
Red
Weber
Omlmaaanors
Moray
Cotta
Spakepmian
Acta Serdind
Indiente
Perpetett
Durlig
Odig Laverwin Weriod
Cormier Primera
Dei
We Redi
Tuulla
Sweden
Awitherland
Crevhingloyalis
Boslund
Sven
Irving
Alla
Reds
U. N
Teri Migiah
U.N
Patton
Youth Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Canandaigua New York Eugene McManus 18 of Valley Stream L I was found guilty by State Supreme Court jury of 10 men and two women of first degree murder in the postol slaying of William Brayerman. Judge H Douglass Van Dusser set sentencing for tomorrow with life imprisonment likely though death by electric chair remains a possibility. The jury recommended life in prison after McManus confessed to killing Brayerman in the incident.
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N.Y
Eugene McManus
Wiliam
Manus
Oliver Kllings
Indiyiuatty Patter
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