Ridgway backs new site for cease-fire talks
General Ridgway proposes moving Korean cease-fire talks to a no-man's-land site near Songhyon six miles southeast of Kaesong to resume discussions on the key terms. He urges safeguards, and Keesong location rejected by Reds amid threats to stall negotiations. Air war reports say Allied and Communist forces clash as Mig jets are damaged and frontline fighting continues on Heartbreak Ridge.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Public Information Office
United Nations
Ridgway
No-Man's-Land
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Tessing
Feds
Delates
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Rigeway
Kaesong
Songhyon
Ridgeway
Korea
Reds
Red
Red China
Peiping
C. T ‘Sim
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Khesong
UN Command
North Korea
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Registration totals show party gaps in City voting turnout
The report notes 112 voters registered in a Republican drive at the Municipal Building, with 26 address changes. Republicans register 43 voters, Democrats 52, and independents 7. A registration event yesterday, led by Mrs. Gladys Slows and Mrs. Fred Hannan, drew about twice as many Republicans as Democrats.
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Adres
Gladys ‘Slows
Fred Hannan
Powers in agreement on dividing Trieste
Belgrade reports that the United States Britain and France agreed to divide Trieste and surrounding territory between Yugoslavia and Italy. Zone A would include the port and be under Allied control. Zone B would go to Yugoslavia. The plan followed meetings with Italian Premier De Gasperi and talks in Washington with Dean Acheson and Yugoslav ambassador Vladimir Popovic.
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United States
Britain
France
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Ttaly
North Adriatic
Ket Lip
Americas
Thy
de Gasperi
Italy
Truman
Dean Acheson
Vladimir Popovic
Acheson
Washington
Alians
Kean
Thaly
Tie Gasperi
de Gaspert
Russia
Unites States
Marshal ‘Tto
House Votes Today on Loyalty Oath Bill
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania House rejected a motion to send a loyalty oath bill back to committee after a stormy three hour debate. The bill would require mandatory oaths for all public employees including teachers and election officials with suspicions of subversive activity needing concurrence from the state Justice Department.
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HOUSE
Associated
Harrisburg
HG. Andrews
Senate
State Justice Department
Senate Deadlock Halts Wage Tax Vote in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on Sept 27, the Senate failed to vote on the income tax plan as House leaders push for a December 10 recess. Lawmakers traded name calling, with Sen. John Waller accusing the House of acting like brats and Rep. Charles Smith warning the Senate must face the people of Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Republican House
Senate
General Assembly
House
Huns
John M. Waller
Charles ©. Smith
House Gop
Chey
Pennsylvania
Smith
Tower Ranch
Assembly
Giles Named To Succeed Frick In National League
Cincinnati baseball official Warren C. Giles accepted the presidency of the National League succeeding Ford Frick of New York. Giles, president and general manager of the Cincinnati Reds, said he would assume duties October 16 with board approval.
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Cincinnati
Warren C. Giles
Ford Frick
New York
Som Fullstoner
Giles
Cincinnati Reds
Somerset man killed, wife critically hurt in crash
Arthur Eugene Albright, 27, of Salisbury, died at Somerset Hospital five hours after a head on crash on the platike yoad three miles northeast of Lombdot killed him and left his wife in poor condition at the same hospital. The incident occurred in Gamersek county.
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Lombedot
Arthur Eugene Albright
Salisbury
Wrick Hs
Boyle Denies Using Influence To Obtain Loans
Senate inquiry hears Democrat national chairman Boyle testify about arranging an appointment for H W Elymer to meet RFC officials regarding American Lithofold loans. He denies any improper action and says staff from the Democratic national committee can and should make such appointments as part of their duties while noting he gave up his law practice when becoming chairman in August 1944.
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Washington
Democrate Syional
Wiltin M. Boyle, Jr
RTC
Senate
Boyle
H.W. Elymer
St. Lewis
Sym
RFC Chairan
Harley
Boyl
House
Democratsc National Committee
Hoyle
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
RFC Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Boyles
Senators
Liv
Cryplies
Commisselinis
Variaus
Yuyivedny
Selene Gale
Siskind
National Democratic
Senate votes to cap expense allowances for top officials
Senate approves an 11 to 1 vote to cap the expense allowances of the president, vice president, and members of Congress, effective January 3, 1953. President Truman asks Congress to require annual income disclosures from all top government officials, including generals, admirals, and judges. Truman accuses opponents of impeding progress and urges that peace and welfare not be politicized.
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Bulletins
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Congress
Truman
Home conditions investigated in Erie County case
Mrs Harrison Lind of the Erie institutional dissoler promised to appear before Erie County judges to seek custody of Mesik children amid reports of deplorable living conditions. Police say investigation found filthy unsanitary conditions and steps will be taken to admit the children to a home for proper care.
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Children's Department
The
Erie
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Erie County
al Iin
Nelahbar
Mia
Sity
Teacher fights to reclaim job amid school dating scandal
In Ambo y Til Sept 27 high school teacher Stanley W. Gibson, fired for dating senior Joyce Underhile, seeks reinstatement with support from the girl's parents Joyce Andlerhile 17 and the school board holds hearings. Gibson, 31, was dismissed over the relationship with the valedictorian now attending the University of Texas.
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JY Asnoo
Fae Amboy
Til
Stanley W. Gioson
Atudent
Gil
Joyce Andlerhile
Echo Board
Gibson
Vofeed
Wii
Treshuss
University of Tinos
Railroads End Traffic Checks On City Crossing
The Erie and Pennsylvania Railroads finished 48 checks at Center Street crossing yesterday. The Pennsy paused auto and pedestrian flow north and south while Erie completed its phase by one o clock tonight. Data may be used as evidence at next Tuesday’s Erie County hearing on automatic crossing installations presided by a Public Utilities examiner. Opposing views were limited as hearings are expected to cover the railroads’ request.
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Pennsy
Center Street
Erie and
Fensylvania
Nso
Penney
Erie County Court House
Public Utilities Commission
Alko
Benneylyania Railroad
le Railroad
County taxes accrue 5 percent penalty after Monday
City Treasurer Carlton Smith announced taxes are due by 5 P M Monday to avoid a five percent penalty. Read totals show $49 551 paid of a $47 630 tax duplicate with $23 495 from real estate levies and $26 055 from personal property. The 10 mills real estate duplicate was $1 507. The office notes near total collection for the personal property portion, and a two percent rebate had previously been offered before the current deadline and after.
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Carlton Smith
Amplint
Jon
Carmate Elected President of Pennsylvania Realore Association
Cladetone A. Carmate of Brookville Jefferson county is elected president of the Pennsylvania Realore Association at the group s first annual convention. Carmate succeeds Herbert S. Jones of Beewnton as delegates selected him yesterday in the fiat session.
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Realpors
Yore
Truman signs new regulations covering draft
President Truman signs broad draft changes affecting aliens, parental consent for 17 year olds, and the deferral for expectant fathers. The reform aims to spread calls more evenly across ages, lower physical standards, and redefine “child” to include any conceived infant.
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Washington
Tria Yerberdug
Iiti
Congress
Tee
Alguile Tor Suty
Lewis Rentraw
Act Ig
Selensive Norvite
Tooal Healy Lourdes
Tooal Healy Lourdes. Selection Service
Jess
Cablenat Muni
McCarthy Tries To Block Jessup Nomination In Senate
Senator McCarthy produced a pink bound packet of documents before a Senate foreign relations subcommittee as part of efforts to block Truman’s nomination of Jessup as an American delegate to the United Nations. Sparkman warned Jessup might testify later, while McCarthy said the material would persuade the Senate to refuse the nomination.
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Associated Press
Washington
McCarthy
R-Win
Sunaport
Ache
Abcommiier
Senate
Jessup
Sparkman
Ain
Essup
Tornado Outbreak Threatens Iranian Oil Crisis Impact
Tornado toll rises as violent twister rips through Wisconsin Columbia County killing six and injuring children. The storm leaves barns, silos, and homes destroyed with deputy reporting “snitted boxes” like crushed structures.
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Lurnady
Bitelby
Mioh
Wieeoristn
Columbia
Sherit
Torbedoes
Wisconsin
Jb Lanninh
Miuenpi Livenwee Ieee
Three Die In Two District Auto Crashes In Erie
Erie dispatch reports a fatal roadside tragedy after a late night crash near Iroquois Creek and a garage incident. Victims include Evie youth Mahon Kimit and veteran teacher Thomas Ren McGahen, with others injured as police investigate road conditions and vehicle impacts.
Strike Threatens Huge Defense Work At Wood Ridge
Strike of about 10 000 workers in the CIO United, a pay dispute at the Timbical firm near Wood Ridge New Jersey, halts defense orders worth around 4 billion dollars. The walkout began yesterday as the firm prepared to assemble the first American sapphire engine designed with British input, touted as one of the world's most powerful. Federal mediators call the situation hopeless.
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Wood Ridge
CIO
Thited
Gan
British cabinet to decide policy on Abadan crisis
Washington dispatch reports Premier Mossadegh in Tehran urging expulsion of British technicians from the Abadan refinery as tensions rise. Britain seeks US help and weighs sending troops while Attlee’s cabinet mulls an impending decision amid warnings of possible bloodshed and economic stakes in Iran and the Middle East.
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Troy
Abadan
Great Traplan
London
Truman
Attlee
Tyriallans
United States
Ottien
Middle East
Moscow
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Pais
Tran
Kehucstan
Muhmammed Mossadegh
Moiraiod
Chile
Gluwen
al Tein
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SpeNiIng
Mossarireh
Britain
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Tehran
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