Bradley in Tokyo to map future plans and push talks
General Omar Bradley arrived in Tokyo with a mission to map future Korean war strategy and potential talks with Ridgway as armistice negotiations stall. Ridgway proposed shifting the conference site to revive talks, while Communist forces launched scattered attacks along 50 fronts as air power claimed hundreds of enemy vehicles destroyed.
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Tokyo
Associated Press
Omar Bradley
Bradley
Aneda
Stort
Charles Bohlen
Stie
Rust
Washington
Matthew B Iidgiway
Spreme
Ridgway
Ten Miles
Washingon
Kxesong
Red
Songhyon
RidgjAyis
Lipesong
Enwn
Batte
J Rideway
U.S. Eighth Army
Korea
Korean
Thursdaay
Fifth Airorce
Gommunist
Chorwon
Arew
Hofelangle
Rede
Fangqu
Three Perish In Oil City Blaze
A 92 year old woman and her two young children died in a house fire at Can berry Oil City. Mrs Kenneth Bush and her children Kenneth and Catherine perished when the single story home burned to the ground. Clair Moon alerted Seneca volunteers after discovering the fire at about 5 20 am. Fire officials could not determine a cause though they suggested possible overheated or exploding oil stove.
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OM. City
Canberry
Ol City
Kenneth Bush
Kenneth
Catherine
Moon
Snall
Seneca
Seneca Volunteer Fire Department
Britain May Seek UN Support Over Iran Oil Dispute
Britain weighs bringing the Iran Anglo Iranian Oil dispute to the United Nations Security Council as Mossadegh orders Abadan Britons to leave by October 4. Iran controls the refinery with troops on guard while the US signals opposition to military action and offers readiness to help resolve the crisis.
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Associated Press
London
Britain
United Nations Security Council
Middle East
Abadan
Security Council
International Court of Justice
Iran
Billloidotlar
Foreign Office
Tehran
Truman
United States
U. S. State Department
Washington
Parcel Post Rates Rise Looms Over Busy Pennsylvania Session
Harrisburg reports a looming shift as parcel post rates rise next Monday and parties consider Senate and House actions. Leaders struggle over a December 10 recess tied to the state income tax, with House Republicans seeking to stay in session and Democrats backing a short adjournment watch.
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HOUSE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate
Hacksburg
GOP
House Gop
Tam
Barker
William FR
McMill Jen
Indiana
Walker
Parcel post rates to rise 25 percent under new postal plan
The article reports an Interstate Commerce Commission authorized 25 percent rise in parcel post rates effective October 1. It cites example increases from 8 to 62 cents for 10 pounds to New York City and from 31 to 39 cents to Erie, with California from 1.22 to 1.53 for 10 pounds. Additional catalog mail costs and potential future rate changes are noted as under consideration by Congress.
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Corryllon
Mulion
U. S
Interstate Commerce Commiss Val
New York City
Erie
California
Congress
Woman Injured In City Smashup On Center Street
A Corry woman was injured in a head on collision on South Center Street at 7 58 pm. Mrs Donald Maloney of 11 South Center Street was taken to Coury Memorial Hospital with a lacerated nose and abrasions. The other driver George Curtis of Corry RD 1, a Fort Lawton soldier, drove a Gaventas Votpolis sedan. both cars suffered $400 damage and insurance covered the loss.
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Corry
South Center Street
Donald Maloney
Coury Memorial Hospital
South Genter Street
Hill
George Curtis
Corry, RD. 1
Fort Lawton
Wash
Gaventas Votpolis
R. D
State neutral on pension bill for Pennsylvania blind
Harrisburg reports the Department of Public Assistance will take a neutral stand on a bill to raise blind pension from 40 to 30 dollars a month. The bill's eligibility tests would bar those with 9000 dollars in property or income over 1718 annually. The measure, sponsored by McCreesh and Mallory, awaits House action after December 10. Milk price hits record 2914 cents per quart in Washington area deliveries.
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Harrisburg
Department of Public Assistance
Pennsylvania
Eleanor G Evahs
Public Assistance
John J. McCreesh
Philadelphia
Charles R. Mallory
Blair
Senate
Gress
House
John S. Fine
Washington
Wash
Ington
Two U S Soldiers Charged With Manslaughter in Japan
Sept 28 Army headquarters announced two American soldiers Pfe Raymond C Fox Jr Etna Pa and Pvt Robert F Jucanet Conshohocken Pa are charged with involuntary manslaughter of Japanese guard Takutik Ura at Tachikawa Air Base. They are held at Tachikawa stockade pending court martial.
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Tokyo
Army
Tachikawa Air Base
Pfe
Raymond C.fox, Jr
Etna
Robert F. Jucanet
Conshohook— En
Tachikawa Stockade
Public Information Office
Takutik
St Ura
Ura
Thestrie
Two-Month Recess Of Legislature Is Probable
Buenos Aires reports state radio announces civil war has started in Argentina. Military leaders pledge support for President Peron amid nationwide strike as Peron signals elections plans and possible succession. Evita faces opposition as tensions rise and talks of a leadership change intensify.
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Peron
Associated Peest
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Dyan D. Peron
Tekin
Labor Confedersian
GOT
Peror'y
Busieast
Aay
Llaney
Anu
Solmim
Iryhe Agate
Rosada
Aclavy
Mileine Jasinsl Perm
Himsel
Tn Anpuel
el Perith
Duarte Peron
Whit
Auto Crash Injures Two Near Drive-In Theatre
In Waterford area a two-vehicle collision in front of a drive-in theatre left Mrs Edif McAndrews 83 and Frank Mayo with injuries. Mrs McAndrews suffered a fractured hip and internal injuries while Mayo endured repeated injuries. Thomas McAndrews husband to the injured woman was brought to Union City hospital after the crash. The accident occurred when McAndrews failed to yield the right of way and tried to turn left into the theatre, crossing the path of Frank Moore’s vehicle. Damages totaled about 1000 dollars.
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Wakerford
Cotry
Edif McAnidrews
Waterford
R. D
Joe Am
Allele
Frank Mayo
Stern
Unron City
Omeers
Thomas McAndrews
McAndrews
Fm Woto
Frank Moore
Eri
Mayowae
Ry the Inder
Moore
First Snow Of Fall Seen Here Today
A local report notes the first snowfall of the season with light hail earlier, as passengers on trains arriving west reported snow in the air. The Weather Bureau predicts a row of 25 here tonight with a possible touch at dawn.
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Worclock
Corry
Weather’ Bureau
Bookie Harry Gross Faces More Prison Terms After Sentencing
New York Sept. 24 Bookie Harry Gross sentenced to 12 years in prison for operating a $20 million per year gambling ring and still faces an additional 10 year term for criminal contempt. He received 12 concurrent counts with no fine and will appeal.
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Associated Press
New York
Harry Gross
Leibowitz
Gross
Robtempt
Leiboy
Michael Kern
Korean Vet Stresses Education Value to Students
Private First Class Melvin J. Peters, 21, told Limestone eighth graders in Bradford that education pays off. He noted faster promotions for those who finish school and urged youths to complete up to a high school diploma before enlisting, recalling his own rough school days and his Army 30 day rotation furlough. He plans to earn an eighth grade diploma while continuing Army courses.
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Mse
Bradford
Melvin J. Peters
Korea
Limestone
N.Y
Petars
Peters
Hooley
Mike
Ted Beweve
Beef prices set to rise Monday under price control changes
The Office of Price Stabilization announced new retail beef price ceilings effective Monday. Higher graded cuts like hamburger and rib roast gain by up to 25 cents per pound in some cases, while porterhouse and other high-priced items may fall 4 to 14 cents. overall increases average a penny per pound, with regional variations across 25 price zones.
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Associated Press
Washington
Office of Price Statllixation
OFS
Porterhouse
OPS
Aconta
Corry Youngster Overcomes Cancer
Lute Blaine Dennison, month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Denise formerly of Lyle city, is reported recovering after two serious cancer operations. The child’s life was in peril after a growth on the cheek and she is at Children's Hospital in Washington DC where her father works as an engineering draftsman with the U S Civil Service Commission. Operated on at one month and two months, she has rallied and doctors say a possible complete recovery may follow.
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Lute Blaine Dennison
Albert Denise
Lyle City
Children’s Hospital
Washington, D. C
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Shortage of Engineers Warns of Critical Danger
Pittsburgh September 28 The engineering manpower convocation opened as Westinghouse VP warned the shortage is serious A C Moriteith told a news conference America’s survival is at risk due to the lack of engineers.
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Pittsburgh
Ongineering Midnpawer
Westinghouse Bipatric Corp
A. C. Moriteith
America
Aero Supply Workers Vote On Contract
Aero Supply workers in Tanglon union prepare to vote on a new contract offer next Monday at the union hall. The tentative deal includes a four percent raise and wage-scale increases after months without a formal agreement, with day shift decisions expected by Monday afternoon.
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Aero Supply
Tnlon
Aero Supply Mig
Sui Center Street
Pln Maualgement
Anilon
Tuniony
Uderstood
Ehwinges
Avid Alkoly
Uy Sera
Hinion
Bowie
Iilell
WSR
McCarthy Accusations Echo Senate Perjury Debate
Sen Benton accuses Sen McCarthy of perjury and deceit before a subcommittee, asserting 10 cases support charges and calling for further investigation or expulsion. Benton reads a 25 000 word statement as the hearing opens to the public.
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Associated
Washington
Benton
D-Obra
Tody
McCarthy
Ias
U.S. Senate
Connecticut
Fourteen Bodies Found After plane Wreckage Near Matsu
Japanese police report fourteen bodies recovered from the crash site of a USAF C-119 Flying Boxcar near Matsu Japan. The aircraft, assigned to the 1st Troop Carrier Group, was en route from Ashiya to Tokyo when it crashed last night, raising fears of further fatalities.
Fine accuses Senate betrayal amid education clash in Harrisburg
Governor Fine compared himself to Julius Caesar amid Senate fights over a state education bill. He urged the State Education Congress to teach the meaning of liberty and warned against pay-to-teach schemes, while criticizing unnamed Senate leaders. In Pennsylvania he defended American government as best in the world.
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Harrisburgh
S. Fine
Julius Caesar
Brutus
Senate
State Education Congress
Fine
Stendls
John M. Walker
Congress
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