Communists Seize Major Austrian Buildings in Vienna Riot
In Vienna a mass Communist demonstration of over 2,600 surged through the city center as protesters seized the main Post Office and Telephone Exchange. Police fought back in some districts, while rail workers clashed with demonstrators at government rail facilities. The protest aimed to back a general strike for wage gains, with authorities convening an emergency Allied council meeting amid reports of Russian interference.
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Wiener
Austria
Peieure Wi 5
Viens ‘Br
Vienna
Allied Council
Hell
Socialista
Guvernment
de Joga
Seelare
Lorita
Austin
Uide
Byer
Pactorien
Rovernment
Suez
Sefzoren
Area of waspedon hurricane moves north in Atlantic
The seventh hurricane of the season, with winds near 100 mph, sped northward off Bermuda. A Miam Weather Bureau probe of the Area gouty of Cuba was ordered, and small craft were sent from the Florida Keys. The storm’s path kept it offshore, likely to miss land from Cape Hatteras to New England as it accelerates.
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Waspedon
Sbe Ceribbean
Scial
Atlantic
Wlan
Teves
Grady Nutton
Tare Garter
Hurnease Nienung
Cuba
Threuan
Flonda Keys
Dour
Tne
Bermuda
Ward
South Carolina
Norton
Cape Hatteray
New Eng Land
UN forces press forward as Third Infantry joins Korea push
Tokyo reports UN troops advance deep into North Korea with little resistance as a new U S Third Infantry Division arrives to reinforce the Korean theater. Advancing South Koreans spearhead the assault while Allied air and ground units push toward Pyongyang amid weather and supply hurdles.
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Russell Brines
Tokyo
Far East
U.S. Third Infantry
Antwer
United Nations
Mopup
Serge Poasons
South Korea
Manchuria
Red China
North Korea
Jakchon
Pyongying
Yalu
MacArthur
Anelon
Hotoh
Australia
Phlip
Wits
PBS
Dean Hudsons Band to Play During Festival Week
Dean Hudsons orchestra named for Seventh Way Festival events. The street dance at the Mall will feature the Hudon Orchestra with the Alabama Pea Pickers and Sue providing swing music. Two hundred parking signs prepared for Oct 9 parade route. traffic plan includes North Park Avenue and surrounding streets to ease tourist flow.
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Dean Hudson
Dince
Puan
Postinal Ote Hoialy
May Welden
Atvent Dance Pramittee
Alabama Pea Pickers
Sue
Hudron
Tewrens
Gus Lape
Reds Take Major Numbers From Korean War
An official spokesman counts about 33,000 Communist troops captured since the Korean War began. In the last 24 hours, further progress was reported with casualties and engagements noted across front lines as forces advance in Tokyo Reuters style brief.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Cay
Ahune
Massacre Estimates Hit Seoul by Communist Forces
AP dispatch cites Seoul official estimates that over ten thousand residents were killed in the city during a Red offensive aided by North Korean and Chinese troops. Survivors report thousands dumped in rivers and mass executions as UN investigators probe the extent of the purge and missing numbers rise into the tens of thousands.
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King Seou
Santh Kae Lean
Seoul
US & Marines
Lee Joong Choon
Unyt
North Ku
South Korea
Sian Swifton
Kinnsan
Suvivor
United Nations
Chow
Benito X Nen
D. Diensis Ojeda
Philippines
People's Cours
Seon
Wastilyang
Capial
Lee
Red
Korane
Romney
Drive Carefully Have a Life Jackson Man Killed in Korea
The Defense Department reports payne, son of Mr Sally Wilton, of Marianna route four, was killed in action in Korea. The death notice follows a United Press dispatch from Washington.
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Pfe
Jake Payne
Sally Wilton
Marianna Route Four
Korea
Defense Department
Paynes
United Press
Washington
Fall Meat Costs May Drop Below Ceiling Minimum
Washington AP) The Agriculture Department forecast that stock prices will likely stay outside price control as meat costs fall below minimum ceilings. Slaughterers could push more pork, beef and lamb into shops, with hog prices seen dropping 18 to 20 percent by December and a possible rise after the new year as marketings ease.
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Ovida
Martin Washington
Agrieulture
Department
Ups Ag
Sears
Slaughiezers
Korea
Cotton controls lifted for 1951 crop
Washington AP report says government suspends 1951 price controls and marketing quotas to encourage a larger crop, aiming for two thirds more than this year amid shortages. Brannan hints at a new support program, with parity guarantees and high prices, while farmers consider shifting from cotton to livestock in the Southeast and West Texas Oklahoma California regions.
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Washington
APY
Brannan
Tai
Braanen
Belest Board
Coten
Mississipai Meta
Texas
Oklahoma
California
Leas
Graceville Beauty Crowned Miss Graceville 1950
Joe Ann Swoope named Miss Graceville of 1950 at Graceville High School gym. She won from 12 contestants judged on carriage personality appearance and poise with five judges. Runner ups were Dosolly Peacock second and Rita Smith third. Pageant featured fashion parade musical readings and a crowning by Miss Graceville’s parents’ son.
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Joe Ann Swoope
Graceville
Joe
Misi
Graceville High School
Magerette
Drest
Tbe
Tay Rita Smith
J. L. Swoope
Boise
Gio G. Shivers
Chipley
Euless Watford Chipley
Edwin Peacock
Campbellton
Ai. 5
Hert
A. D. Willams
Sra
Kitty Schwalb
Do- 5
Enemy Nine Tes
Mia
Davis
Sinde
Eva Pearl Clark
Willadean Powler
Margaret Everidge
Joyce Felham
Barbara Casey
Ann Casey
Bette Jo Garden
Patsy West
Tommie Sitkiand
UN Body Moves Toward Korea Plans Decision
The United Nations political committee races toward a decision on Korea. A vote on rival Western and Soviet plans is expected by nightfall. The Western measure, backed by Britain and seven others, seeks unification with Allied forces across the 38th parallel and likely goes to the General Assembly for action. The Soviet plan calls for immediate troop withdrawal and a two-assembly path to elect an interim all Korean authority under UN oversight.
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Bruce W. Main Lake
N.Y
United Nations
Korea
Britain
General Assembly
Douglas MacArthur
North Korea
Economic and Social Council
Russia
Ad Het Tour Corridform
U.S
North
South Korea
China
Soen Council
Ousted Banks Head Reveals Commitment To Okay Commercial
Former commerce director Brooks Glass testified in Montgomery that before his firing by Gov. James B. Folsom he agreed under certain conditions to approve a charter for the Commercial Bank of Dothan. The hearing before Circuit Judge Gene Carter considered an injunction to halt the State Banking Board from granting a business permit to the bank. Glass also said he was prepared to urge Folsom against chartering a bank at Chickasaw. The testimony introduced telephone-record evidence of calls between the governor’s office and Banking Board members the same day Shelton was removed.
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Brooks Glass
Montgomery
James B. Folsom
Commercial Bank of Dothan
Glass
Circmt
Gene Carter
State Banking Board
D. E. Marley
Gov. Folsom
Chickasaw
Dathan Bank
Glags
Dalhan
Snooner Bank
Richard T. Rives
Guy Hardwick
Dothan
First National Bank of Dothan
Banking Board
Rives
E. Shelton
Altoona
Lonnie Gentry
Moulton
Alsian, Jr
Tusa
Shelton
Fred
William Hightower
Marley
Robert Ramsey
Dean
Generai Garrett
Wefan
Wallace Malone
Nartone Bank
Garrett
Malone
Jim Alston, Jr
Alston
Tuscaloors
Yankees Edge Phillies Behind Raschi in 1 to 0 Shutout
Vic Raschi pitched a two hit shutout for the New York Yankees, who beat the Philadelphia Phillies 1 to 0 in game one of the 1954 World Series at Shibe Park. Brown doubled and scored on Coleman’s drive after a risky catch by Bauer, giving the Yankees the early lead. Raschi allowed no runs after the first inning, facing 28 batters and securing the series-opening win for the AL champions.
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Shire Park
Vic Raschi
New Yorkinger
Yankees
Bailadelphis Phillies
Emsformers
Raschi
Jim Konstanty
Philadelphia
Yanks
Bobby Brown
Bauer
Cole
Oman
Bater
Brown
Coleman
Lister
Jones
Moertors
Jone
Phillies
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Caine Ge Tea
Sialer
Rooneng
Rizzo
Woodling
Berra
Ennis
DiMaggio
Waitkus
Philadel
Marnel Ravehi
Saminick
Ian
Woodring
Chas
Golist
Sng Waitkus
Nerung
Éevers
Sister
Hamung
Hamner
Russ Meyer
Rizzuto
Moung
Goltat
Sun
Tange
Mize
Seminick
Goliat
Feid
Konstanty
Phladelphia
Yankenes DiMaggio
Pop
Gellat
Rascht
Waltkus
Ai Meyer
Marines Will Call Reserve Squadrons Amid Strength Build
Washington reports the Marine Corps plans to activate 13 additional reserve fighter squadrons as part of reaching a planned strength of 18 squadrons. Maj. Geo. Merwin H. Silverthorn indicated the plan is long-term and that details about the committee’s nature could not be disclosed. In other notes, a baseball game recap mentions Yankee and Phillies actions with lines about DiMaggio, Raschi, and Hamner, including fielding and errors.
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Washington
Geo. Merwin H. Silverthorn
Grandant
Bigg
Silverthorn
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