Vishinsky Attacks U.S. Policy In Korea Debate
Russian Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky fire a lengthy critique of United States Korea policy during UN debates. He accused Washington of steering actions under MacArthur and the unified command, citing alleged South Korea war plans and pressuring U.S. aid for Syngman Rhee as the campaign began.
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Wallce W. Mann
General Assembly
Buxsta
Keres
Rusais
Korea
MacArthur
Supreme Command
Ing
Unified Command
Jesp
Vuhinkky
South Korea
UN Commission
Nouth
Syngman Hhee
Nort Korea
Vishinsky
Angers
John Foster Duiles
State Department
Weekend Toll in Alabama Accidents and Fires Rises
Over the weekend Alabama saw at least 13 dead and 26 injured across multiple accidents and fires. Victims include a four month old infant, a 10 year old cyclist, and several adults in Birmingham and surrounding areas. A university truck collision near Abbeville, a fire fatality in Bay Minette, and crashes near Tuskegee and Gunterville are among the listed incidents. Authorities report widespread injuries and fatalities across state roads and homes.
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Mortimer Jordan University
Hoar Bolince Jertan
Oe Beraice
Birmingham
Enta ‘Williaras
Enid
Rucker
Abbeville
Parence Etheridge
Cecil
Etheridge
Melinda Bagnet
Florener
Burt
Ivey Nathen Griffith
Tuske- Emkeineg
Company
Tuskegee
James A. Hardin
Grant
Gunteraville
Bay Minotic
Evie
Surrender Order Ignored By Foe In Korea Conflict
South Korean forces crossed the 38th parallel toward North Korea with light opposition, near 20 000 troops advancing ahead of UN forces while American observers noted faint resistance. China and the Soviet Union threatened intervention as Pyongyang warned of a fierce defense, and MacArthur issued a surrender ultimatum that went unheeded.
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Russell Brines
Tokyo
Red Korea
United Nations
Red
X Island
Wongan
Sea of Japan
Red Pyongyang
Yellow Sea
Dewing
MacArthur
North Korea
Cormue Iit China
Roops
Mas An
Manchuria
Chau En + Lai
China
Peiping
Chau
Chile
Nott Ke
Chow
Gon
Chu Teh
Keighbor
Korea
Chiang Kavshek
Taiwan
Torder Sou
Kim Ul Sung
Chou
Formosa
Defense Ministry
Chang Yi-Ting
Mogcer
Lake Success
Russia
Hal Boyle
Ordre
Walton H. Walker
Berle
Yangyang
Yangzang
B 29s Hit Reds and Installations North of Parallel
B 29s hit Reds and installations far north of the 38th parallel. Operations targeted Manan and Nanam area with strong enemy resistance. Attacks covered highways and rail lines from Pyongyang to Sinan and coastal centers, with 225 sorties reported. Destruction included tanks trucks vehicles field guns locomotives rail facilities and radar and electrical sites near Seoul and Wonsan.
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Reds
Tokyo
Manan
Wonsan
Nanamaves
Bea
Pyongyang
Sinan
Eart
Seoul Ant Fortress
Anibat
Singoran
Wonam
Forth Air Force
Forew
Fahop
Bainbert
Corsa
Gt x Power
Gt x Power Kattan In Pyongrarg
Tanaformer
Navy
Austria Warns Reds Tieup To Meet Force
Vienna officials warn communist general strike planned for Wednesday may threaten state sovereignty. Ferdinand Graf says Russians push strike to destabilize Austria and pressure higher wages, with ultimatum expiring Tuesday midnight. Authorities vow to use force if needed to defend authority under occupation accord.
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Vienna
Austria
Ferdinand Graf
Strke
Ausia
Russi
Karl Waldebrunner
Reds
Fadaral Tax Clinic Planned Next Month
Plans for the fourth annual Federal Tax Clinic at Tuscaloosa were announced by Rarmit T. Hart of Mobile and H.O. Thomas Jr. of Birmingham, co chairs of the Tax Clinic Committee of the Alabama Society of Certified Public Accountants. It will be held at the School of Commerce and Business Administration at the University of Alabama.
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Tuscaloosa
Bam
Society of Certified Public Accountants
School of Flameree
University of Ala
Crusade for Freedom Seeks Blakely Signatures
Chairmen Blake and Early County leaders outline a plan to launch a concerted drive to obtain signatures for the Freedom Scroll. Civil, service, business and social groups are urged to lead cooperatively in the effort.
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Amd
Blake Yes
Cresade For Freedom
Cheek
Oes of
Blakely
Freedom Scroll
Weed
Russian Mines In War Areas Reported By Sherman
Admiral Forrest Sherman testified before the House panel that outlawed Russian made free floating mines have been found in Korean waters. Nine crewmen died and ten were injured when the U S Destroyer Brush hit a mine off the North Korean coast. Communist forces are suspected, with Russia linked gear found in captured invasion equipment.
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Washington
Adm Forrest
Sherman
U. S
Brush
Tvo
Navy
United Nations
House
Armed Services Committee
Russia
Douglas MacArthur
Inquiry Focus Shifts to Chicago Crime Probe
Senate crime investigation turns eyes to Chicago with subpoenas planned for alleged underworld bosses. Witnesses tied to recent slayings of Drury and Bas expected to be pursued as hearings begin.
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Chicago
Toming
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
George H. White
Kansas City
Federal Narcotics Bureau
William To Drury
Marvin Bas
Drury
Bas
Alain
Diarg
John Babb
Cook
Virginia Hill
Benjamin Bugis
Stegel
Gulf Storm Gains Power in Gulf and Atlantic
Two tropical storms threaten the Atlantic and Gulf with one hurricane near 180 miles south of Bermuda and a second gale meeting 40 to 50 mph winds. Officials warn of slight intensification within 12 hours as movement remains slow toward the northwest. Coastal vessels along Louisiana are advised to stay in port as alerts expand.
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Miami
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Rada
Bermuda
Louisians
GFA Directors To Meet Here During National Festival
Georgia Florida Alabama peanut Association directors will meet Friday Oct. 20 as part of the Seventh National Peanut Festival. Festival officials confirm arrangements for the official session with W. C. Crawles of Banks as president and other officers and directors listed. The festival program includes Misses chosen in several towns for the Pageant of Beauties and a large parade set for Saturday Oct. 21 with floats nearing completion. Drive carefully save a life.
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Abby Ellard
Dorian
F. K. Harrell
Eustace Bishop
W. C. Crawles
Banks
W. B Anderson
Greenwood
Fla
J.L. Trammell
Sutmnes
T. M. Borland
Prichard
SE. Statham
Cobb
KR. Donaldson
J. W. Kieve
Albany
J. D Gardner
Camilla
C. C. Murray
Georgia Experiment Station
Tri- States
Marionda
Headland
Kiples
Abbeville
Midland City
Hartford
Quark
Samson
Dothan
Evaula
Slocomb
Excess Peanut Prices Fall Below Nine Cents
A USDA bulletin reports peanut prices dropped to about 8.5 cents per pound for Spanish and 8.7 cents for runners, down from just over 10 cents last month. Prices are set by the Fats and Oils Division based on kernel content, per telegram from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Houston Production and Marketing Administration Office
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Fats and Oils Division
USDA
Farmer Sells
Thellers
National Production Authority to issue military priority order
The National Production Authority will issue a priority order to mobilize industry for the $80 billion annual military readiness program. Firms must accept military orders and rush them ahead of civilian work, with prime contractors directing sub tiers to the mill and mine. Steel expansion plans aim to reach about 200 million tons per year by 1952, spurring industry willingness to advance while debates about price controls rise.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
National Production Authority
Sawyer
Steel Company
NPA
William H. Harrison
Defense
Steele
Sharan Steel Corp
Nth
Truroan
Communists Suffer Decisive Defeat In West Germany
West German police report a decisive victory over Communist agitators who tried to spark nationwide riots. About 1,400 red leaders jailed, scores of demonstrators detained. 30 officers injured in scattered clashes from Hamburg to Munich. Berlin’s Soviet-backed regime sought continued aid from the United States, while German officials promise firm police resistance to any future uprisings.
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Dusseldorf
Germany
APY
Red Ning
Berlin
Truman
Paul G. Holiman
Trurman
Red
East Germany
Hamburg
Munten
Deane
Icemen
Teterior
Gustav Heinemann
UVR Carsyullt
Washington to Hold Clerk Runoff Race
Washington County clerk runoff set for tomorrow with L Cook and P Dalton facing off after a special primary. Rex T Yates resigned as circuit court clerk prompting the vacancy. Jodie W Owens currently serves as interim clerk until January when the new appointee takes over. Yates term runs to January 1083.
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Fuller Warren
Yate
Lever
Yates
LIFES
Germany
Mask Trials Resumed in Alabama Raids Case
Birmingham AP reports the trial on masked raid convictions continues as 38 men were indicted by a grand jury. Bret Brasfield and A Byrd Carradine are named among those called for trial on charges tied to flogging during the incidents.
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Birmingham
Alabama Bande
Bret Brasfield
A. Byrd Carradine
Meganic
Monastery Slaughter Leaves Civilians Massacred In Korea
Aerial reports detail devastation around a Franciscan monastery city in Korea where about 1,100 civilians are dead or missing. Nearly 700 bodies found in and near the monastery. 39 Americans among victims, two survivors, and at least 33 more feared buried in an uncovered trench. Rights groups and the judge advocate general pursue details of the atrocity.
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BEM Pricn
Taeson
Korea
Tle Ang Tn
Aroude
French Capture Capital Of Reds In Indo China
Indo China update reports French forces advancing on Hanoi area with paratroop units entering Thainguyen from the north as infantry push from the south. Mobs of Communist roadblocks and defenses are noted as the strike unfolds along a broad 20 mile front. authorities also bar shipping in a large portion of territorial waters.
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Indo-China
Robert Brandon
Saigon
Nguyen
Spi
Hanoi
Thainguyen
Tndo-Chine
Kees
Taned
Be Alert Against Lawless Elements Hull Warns World
James Eroper reports Hull urges the world to stay alert as lawless elements threaten freedom. Hull, celebrating birthday, emphasizes unity among nations, defending democratic values, the UN, and global security. He warns older nations to keep faith and sacrifice to preserve liberty against aggression.
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James Eroper
Washington
America
Hull
Ms Central
Donce
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