South Koreans Push 75 Miles Beyond Parallel
South Koreans pressed 75 miles beyond the 38th parallel as Allied forces massed for a planned Dig path into North Korea. The Third Division advanced along the coast toward Wonsan with heavy air and sea support and reports of Russian advisers aiding North Korean fortifications.
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Rubgell
Brines
Toryo
North
Kofer
Sist
Red Heart
Pavalle 8
Buncay
United Nations
Red
MacArthur
Rede
Alles
Srout
Kiraaaler Dandy
Noth
Seoul
Kowsae
Sean Wan Separ
Onc
Tee
Wemenh Br
Wonsan
Sod
Hwachon
Reds
Wensan
Hed
Prod Stelter
Salt
Ler Cong Cran
Pohang
Ava
Walton H. Watler
U.S. Eighth Army
Earle
Parridae
U. S Fifth
Thor South Kores
Proneyang
North Korea
Wooran
Red Capital
South Korea
Kimoo
Assembly Defeats Russian Attempt To Seat Ko Reds
Britain and the United States push for UN backed eight power plan to unify and rehabilitate Korea under UN auspices. Kennith Younger assures MacArthur’s forces will not advance beyond the 38th parallel while pursuing unification and pacification. The Assembly rejects Soviet demands for North and South Korea to appear as equal parties in the dispute and endorses steps to ensure condition and aid across Korea.
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Kennith Younger
UN General Assembly
MacArthur
Younger
North Korea
Russa
China
Korea
Britain
United States
ARC
Assembly
Sovet
Jacob A. Malik
United Nations
Mohk
Bine
Koren xi
Communists suffer crushing defeat in Vienna strike
In Vienna 50,000 Reds returned to work as two days of general strike collapsed. Loyal Austrians resisted Red attempts to seize factories and power plants, while authorities and workers kept traffic moving and rail lines open to the Soviet zone. Soviet aid reportedly did not trigger a broader international incident.
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Rickard Wregan
Vienna
Austria
Europe
O& Austsia
Steenprixs
Altump
Particndes
Couractounty
Rsill
Finseo
Austile
Russia
Rusaia
West Main Store permit approved after court conflict
A construction permit for a brick store at the West Main Street intersection was approved by City Engineer Ford after court intervention. The Salibas and Saliba Construction sought the permit, with hearings delayed to Oct 13. The project involved a $20,000 expenditure and rezoning debates blocked by legal actions.
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South Cherokees West
Main Street
J. Ford
Ford
Saliba
Ralibe Construction Company
Calle
J. D. Saliba
Cty
Iudge
D.C. Heteiead
Afl
Probers Seek to Lift Veil on Chicago Crime Ties
Senate crime inquiry led by Kefauver opens in Chicago to probe the extent of organized crime. Investigators face a vanished witness list as many subpoena targets remain missing. Names linked to the Capone era appear among those sought for questioning.
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Chicago
Ate
Eater Kefauver
al Capone
Miss Abbeville of 1949 Repeats in Pageant
Miss Mary Jule Verear, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mar tinpon, won the Abbeville title for the second straight year in the Archie Theater pageant. She will compete at Abbeville High School for festival beauty. Camelia Roberts placed second and Ann Culpepper third. Lazar Trammell of Dothan hosted with judges Perry Young Sutton Rhea and others. Finalists included Joan Herring and Patsy June Helton.
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Abbevele
Abbeville
Mary Jule
Tinpon
Archie ‘Theater
Navfiousl Peatut
Pik Junloe
Abbevile High School
Camelia Roberts
Ann Culpepper
Lazar Trammell
Dothan
Perry Young
Sutton Rhea
Gien Saydia
Hastell Tedder
Eiet Eims
Fara
Joan Herring
Patsy June Helton
Bricker Signals Possible New Rent Curbs
Senator Bricker says a modified extension of federal rent controls may be needed when Congress returns November 27. He notes housing shortages could persist due to defense cuts, while new construction nears supply. Maybank argues no need to revisit the local rent law during the lame duck session.
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Jowan Chadwick
Washington
Senator Bricker
Onio
Congress
Maybank
Senator Banking Committee
Bricker
Ray
Todaiuen
Seake
Spence
D-Ky
House Banking
Hery
Rome
Brigker
Malone Denies Using Pressure To Block New Bank At Dothan
Wallace Maine, head of First National Bank of Dothan, denied in Montgomery that he pressured the State Banking Board to block a proposed Commercial Bank. He sought an injunction to halt board action and said he contacted Banking Board members and FDIC officials to urge serious consideration of the application. He noted aggressive banking growth claims and defended his actions as seeking proper review by regulators. The hearing, before Circuit Judge Eugene Carter, followed approvals of the bank’s articles of incorporation by the State Commerce Director.
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Wallace Maine
First National Bank of
Doothan
Montgomery
Bosra
Crah
Malone
Banking Board
Iran
Buy
Te Yelt BP
Federal Depos Insurance Corporation
New Commercial Bank
FDIC
Atlanta
Washington
We Fric
Marey
Sir Garrett
Malone and
Dothan
James E. Félsom
Renking
Dim AL Fom
Tuscaloots
U S To Continue Armament Plan Amid Korea War
AP dispatch reports the United States will maintain its arms build up toward a 3 million strong force despite hints a Korean War pause could alter deployment. Army European plans may shift to free divisions, while Air Force, Navy, and Marine strength projections remain under review as draft and reserve calls proceed.
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Elton C. Fap
Washington
United States
Far East
Truman
Con Btes
Kores
Pentagon
Korea
Germany
Army
Tt Wan
Air Force
Navy
Maine Corps
Oman
Vinson
Dga
House Armed Services Committee
Truman Signs Pact On Drafting Medics
President Truman approves an agreement authorizing the drafting of medical personnel. He announced the pact to newsmen in Washington, outlining its aims and potential impact on the armed services.
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Truman
Armed Services
Charles Ross
Guerrillas Drive French From Key Indo-China Post
Communist led guerrillas attacked Indo-China positions today driving French troops from a northern border outpost near Thakhe and Langsen. The Viet Minh assault stretched hundreds of miles across Cochin China and against coastal cities Hue Tourane, with reports of concentrations cutting routes and battles near Nuchary Nedang fortresses.
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Robert Branson
Saigon
Indochina
Indo-China
Indo- China
Chokin
China
Sargon
Sit
Thakhe
Langsen
Netither
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Langson
Nuchary
Nedang
Cochin
Here
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Ghaudec
Hue
Touran
Draft Policy Draws Leaders Attention in Mobilization Plan
Washington AP reports top defense officials debating who should be drafted and who exempt for the mobilization plan. Symington seeks an overall policy with Marshall and Tobin, while Hershey presses tighter deferments and veteran induction to meet a 3,000,000 goal.
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Washington
Armed Services
W. Stuart Symington
Defense Marshall
Labor Tobin
Truman
Symington
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Ttke
Marshall
National Securities Resources Board
United States Conference of Mayors
Hershey
Jershey
Army
Mayors Assured Of Defense Setup
In Washington, 200 mayors were assured today that the nation will set up civilian defense structures. President Truman plans to create a federal agency within days to handle civil defense issues, directing new authority through the National Security Office.
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National Se
Washington
Yankees Rally To Top Phillies In Ninth In World Series Game
New York Yankees narrowly beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 2 as Jerry Coleman delivered a ninth inning hit driving in the deciding run. Lopat pitched well through eight, Ferrick worked the ninth but yielded the pressure hit in a tense finish. The win keeps the Yankees within a step of their 13th world title as they edge closer to a possible fourth game victory.
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New York Yankees
Philadelphia Philliies
Yanks
Lemerren
Jerry Coleman
Gwe Wut
Yankees
Anaes
Tom Ferrick
Eddie Lepat
Muse Myer Wae
Phs Westkus
Coleman
Ashburn
Sones
Lopat
Enols
Johnson
Nao Tung
Ennis
Gfise
Jett
Berra
Yanes
Seminick
Repeaato
Duep Soller
Uke Gress
Aee
Bauer
Norus
Crors
Pmils Hamner
Goliat
Hamner
DiMaggio
Phillies
Heintzelman
Stat ‘Waitkus
Bewer Ietar
Errees
Tawes Hahla
Mize
Mapes
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DiMeggio
Phill. Coleman
Lister
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Hy Lopat
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Jones
Jefield
Watt
Gollat
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Fema
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Serminick
Tanes Bernt
Elnizelman
Sisler
Smier
Tuhs
Phils Ashburn
Bie Coleman
Binley
Jack Maya
Siler Tere Phils
Gene Woodting
Taliana Qi
Hemmer
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Sumner
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Ginrize Soest
Gene Woodling
Hot Tomertick
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