175000 Men Await Okay To Wipe Out Ko Red Resistance
A United Nations army of up to 175000 troops massed to push across the 34th parallel and eradicate communist resistance in Korea. Non Korean forces south of the line poised to cross, joining South Koreans in seizing territory as Allied commanders indicate readiness to act, pending strategic decisions and political aims for a unified Korea under UN oversight.
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Okay
Ty Russell
Tokyo
United Nations
Korea
Northland
MacArthur
Nurin
Koresep
Sunny
Sram
South Kirra
Lake Roccesn
MacaArihar
Koren
Ameren
Arcepland
Sypanene
Comet Pletinn
Seoul
Inchan Werk
Wrra
Macarthir
Aimeriven Marais
Ulangbu
Seou
Red Border
Tongchon
Tertory
Sapir Qos
Folsom Favored Bank Debate Tied to Malone Feud
Testimony at a banking board hearing links Gov. Folunt and Malone feud to plans for a new Dothan bank. Alston testified that board chair Wallace Malone pressed influence against the bank charter while Folsom's aides discussed political retaliation. Malone, longtime opponent of the governor, led objections to the charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folsom
Malone
Bunting Board
Janu B. Folunt Wuld
Dothan Bank
Sivins
Dothan
Wallace Muloe
Donee
Alyde Uf
C .E. Shelton
Altoons
Alston
Folsom Lieriy
Wallace Malons
Dothan Firs National Bank
da Ban
Stian
Malese Fas
Communist rioters halt all rail traffic in Vienna
In Vienna today Communist demonstrations shut down rail lines and halted traffic entering the city. Police battled protesters who also targeted post office exchanges and Soviet installations in the Russian zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Federal Railway
Vinkhid
Mniday
Thil
Poeiten
Nori Starion
Stadlau
Vierima
Curtis T. Ettinger
Searsdate
St. Porlten
Rede
Federal Post Office
Donawitz Steel Works
Graz
Bretisn Pone
Uig
Jaeccor
Tropical hurricane nears Nova Scotia coast
Halifax AP reports a tropical storm weakened before reaching Nova Scotia with light winds forecast along the coast. The storm dumped four inches of rain on Sable Island and caused showers in Cape Breton as forecasters issued warnings in fishing areas. The article notes a deadly previous hurricane in the region a month earlier.
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Halifax
Pas Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Lonely Sable Island
Cape Breton Sie
Weesel
Sable
Ship Magpie Sunk by Mines in Korean Waters
The Magpie and other U S ships faced mine dangers as vehicles in Korean waters. Eleven sailors are missing or unaccounted after the Magpie struck a Russian made mine near Chuksan Dana. The Merganser and Brush suffered damage or injuries in nearby incidents while mine sweeping operations continued.
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Washington
Pusan
Korea
Nave
Nessing
Overey
Brush
Mansfield
Sea of Japan
Sanebo
Japan
Magpit
Warren Roy Person
Yon
Mrk
Roy Ludwig Person
Pavifig Grove
Call
U.S
Eas
Forrest P. Sherman
Naval Operations
House
Araeit Services Committee
Craf
Pacific
Man Dies In Crash At Rutledge Springs Crossing
BASSEMER Ala AP L B Garner 89 a Reynolds budding contractor killed today when his automobile collided with a Souler railway freight train. Authorities say the car was dragged about 90 feet following the collision at Rutledge Springs crossing.
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Bassemer
Ala
L Bgarner
Reysemer
Souler
Rutledge, Springs Crossing
Hill To Request Hospital Funds At Full Figure
Washington AP reports Senator Fed Ala will ask Congress next month to restore the full 158 million dollars for the federal aid hospital program. He says the Budget Bureau has been pressed for no reduction and, if Congress reconvenes, action to make the 150 million dollars available.
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Washington (Ap
Fed-Ala Anid
Congress
Buren
US Gold
Thol Ihe
Budget Bureau
U S May Drop Marketing Quota On 1950 Cotton
Washington report states the Agriculture and Commerce Departments consider ending marketing quotas for 1950 cotton as supplies dwindle and defense needs rise. The move would follow import adjustments and tariff commission guidance, while world cotton prices climb to multi decade highs and quotas, set four years ago, face removal to prevent price surges.
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U.S
OVIDA
Martin Washington
Jnadery
Brannan
Commerce Department
Agriculture Department
Commerce
San
Teuray
U. S. Tarift .Commission
International Cotton Advisory Committer
Headland Midland City Pageant Beauties Crown Winners
Miss Winifred Messer of Headland was named Miss Headland 1950 at a Legion sponsored contest. Joan Floyd placed second and Patti Raleyshire earned Miss Meadowland. Other finalists included Ann Willett, Dore McCord, Justine Buffkin, Rebecca Fuegle, and held in Headland with performances by Headland High School and local dancers.
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Midland City
Bobbye Whalley
Mise Whatley
Whatley
Napier Field Turater
Ann Willame
Dore McCord
Jostine Buffkin
Rebecce Fuecle
Cr + paderm Clark
Headland
Winifred Messer
Headland High School
Misa Headland
Boone- Werd Post
American Legion
J Jar
Joan Floyd
Patti¢la Raleyshire
Meadiood
Gren Starling
Legion
Donna McGee
UN plans aid for Koreans after war ends
The United Nations moved ahead with a Britain led plan to help Korea postwar. The 38th parallel authorization passed 47 to 4 in the political committee, amid Soviet abstentions. The plan seeks UN supervised elections, troop limits, economic rehabilitation, and a seven member UN commission to enforce the program, with Australia, China, the Netherlands, Pakistan, the Philippines, Turkey and seven others named.
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Stanley Johnson Lake
United Nations Today
Korea
38Th Parallel
Abalentiane
Vloo
Fleugeed Cdé
North Korea
Dean Achesay
UN Pri
China
Britain
Australia
Brazil
Netherlands
Norian
Philippines
North
Ory
Indig Wit
Fakintan
Turkey
SAVE
Chicago hearings eye mayor and famed gangsters
U S Senate crime investigators summoned Chicago figures from mayor Martin Kennelly to exiled gang leaders including Virginia Hill before secret sessions. Witnesses tackle gangland slayings of two police officers and a lawyer, with fugitives hiding in Mexico, Cuba and Canada as subpoenas reach Gary Indiana and other sites.
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Earl Aykroid
Chicago
U. S. Senate
Mexico
I Chicago
Estes Lefauver
D-Team
George Robinson
Alice
Cuba
Canada
Nesses
Robinson
Gary
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Twestday
Martin Kennelly
U. S
Virginia Hill
Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel
Los Angeles
Bar Harbor
GOP Siam Expected On U.S. Withdrawal From Formosa
Washington reports new Republican attacks as New Hampshire Senator Siam faces withdrawal of a U S military mission from Formosa. State Department friction with Sea Styles Bridges colors the row as Bridges calls the move disappointing.
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Washington
State Department
New Hampshire
Stassen Suggests Stalin Meet With U S Peace Group
Republican Harold E. Stassen urged a face to face meeting with Joseph Stalin to halt the drift toward war. The plan envisions a conference with Stalin and a few leading American citizens, but the State Department rejected any official inspiration for the idea.
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Stassen
Stalin
U.S
Olive W. DE
Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Russia
Josef Stalin
Moscow
GOP
State Department
University of Pennsylvania
Stagnen
Pary
Hushian
Sinn
Palitburo
Bimelt
Stasuen
Truman
U. S
United
Chesapeake Bay
Williamsburg
Henry A. Wallace
Stasas
Anderson
D-N&l
Democratic National Committee
Area Towns Ready To Select Beauties
Area towns plan beauty contests to crown Miss Ab beville at the Seventh National Fegout Festival. The event, at Abbeville Theater, begins 8 30 p m sponsored by the Lions Club. Tomorrow Hartford American Legion Auxiliary hosts a 7 30 p m contest at the high school auditorium. Saturday night Miss Chipley may be chosen, with the title announced tomorrow. Dothan High School band promotes advance ticket sales for the Pageant of Beauties at the Martin Theater Friday night Oct
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royse Lewis
Martin Theater
Yankees Win Second Game 2 1 on DiMaggio Homer
DiMaggio hits a homer as the New York Yankees edge the Philadelphia Phillies 2 to 1 in a tense game. Woodling and Berra contribute key plays, while the Phillies struggle with timely hits and fielding errors in a pitchers’ duel.
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N. Sab
Jen DiMaggio
Simidh
Biter
New York Yankees
Cme
Neste
Kathes
Philadelphis
Phil Lou
Tanes
Woodling
Seminick
Rizzuto
Berra
Goliat
DiMaggio
Woodring
Weitkus
Mice
Robert
Fa Eminick
Rizzuty
Ashburn
Phils Jones
Hamner
Bauer
Coleman
Mamner
Jie Fek
Gollat
Roberts
Reynolds
Waitkue
Hend
Slater
Mize
Ennis
Walthus
Phils Seminick Walitea
Ralph Caballero
Revival
Waitkus
Long Finer
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Federal Deposit Insurance
Teru Te We
U. 5
Men
Hill
Midland City Athletic
Bonnie Adkins
Pesnide
Betty Wil
Mares
Ming Andland Cits
Mer
Doban
Messer
Bliss
Etme Koe Anne Sey
Ake Sgiso Heh
Gnalslits
Ruby Jewel Harris
Joan Crews
Becty Low
Sackgrove
Bey Carol Farmer
Emma Lod Bates
Maxine Ward
Joan
Art Honnold Endi
Des Momer
George R
Roo Bestien
Gop Siam
Formosa
America
Ussr
Yanks
PHILS
Nauns
Mg Ashburn
Brown
Ashuka Hala Brown
Walte
Mound
Sirik
Heynoldg
Rune
Ennia
Shack
Colman
Hammer
Ken Silverstri
Pils
Fiast
Feld
Shost
Hopp
Prise Ashbury
Lathrow
Sister
Bonly
Atezing
St Jobngon
Coleman Horcing
Sigler
Me Strece
Bone
Pais Roberts
Iesine Bares Fee
Ashbum
Beth Mrectly
Phillies
Lister
Mislett
Lexuto
Lorrine Hamner
Berta
Jones
Svens
Ban Layata
Fae Johnson
Bopo’s
Ente Dong
Jack Mayo
Roberta
Sinacher
Town & Westay
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