Navy Battery Supply Lines From Soviet Siberia
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports Allied forces targeting Red Korea supply lines routed from Soviet Siberia along the northwest coast. South Korean infantry and bombardment ships press toward Pyongyang while coastal fighting includes heavy air and artillery support amid efforts to disrupt industrial targets such as chemical centers near Hungnam and Wonsan.
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Belman Morin
TOKYO
Soviet
Siberia
Wonsan
Sea of Japan
Red Korea
Prenaer Kim Ib Buog
Radio 4
Dctien
Rea Ching
San Francisco
Res
Pyongyang
United 4 Nations
Missouri
Red Fire
William Jorden
Jorden
Mamhung
Hungnam
Wonsan Hungasm
Hamburg
Truman Heads Toward Hawaii for UN Korea Talks
President Truman flew west toward Hawaii in clear weather en route to a major strategy meeting with General MacArthur. The conference may shape U Ns actions in Korea and postwar reconstruction. a Wake Island gathering was widely reported, with an aim to counter communist threats and discuss Allied plans for the region.
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Hawai
Truman
Pacific
Hawaii
General MacArthur
Howe
Charley G Howe
Wakerland
United Nations
Korea
freeFeasuy
Folvo General
Macarthur
MacArthura de Furture
Generst
BA Teast
Traian
Air Force Base
Itive
San Byanerseo
Duar Biscies Chaiman
Jame Chiefs of Staff
Ncr
Ayr
Morle
Hese
Rots
Trunana
Echon
Caltorma
St J Laws
United Nations General Assembly
New
Peanuts Pack Festival as City Decor and Events Grow
Festival planners announce one ton of peanuts to decorate downtown and be placed in reach for visitors. Merchants urged to boost town with displays as the event runs through Saturday featuring parades, dinners, and guest speakers including Alabama politicians. World’s oldest peanut will arrive and local organizations prepare a week of events with a broad publicity drive.
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Nabonay
Dotiaa
Maurice
Chantman
Todas
Kraselsky
Kravelsky
George Grant
Alabama
George Andrews
SAS
Gueats
Dothan Rotary
Faem
Gant
Chuck Acree
Reggie Cross
Poreter’ Heaps
George Menard
Jim Gamppell
Dick Swan
Ann AD
Samson Man Killed in Action in Morea
The Defense Department announces Corporal Wilmer Branhoo Brannon, known as Sam gan, was killed in action in Morea. He was the son of Mrs Ollie Bran d Picees, Samson.
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Wilmer Branhoo
Samgan
Morea
Defense Department
Toda
Cpi Brannon
Ollie Brand Picees
Samson
Joint Chiefs Propose New Mobilization Drive for 3 Million
Washington dispatch reports Gen Omar Bradley chairing talks on expanding armed forces to 3 million men and advancing a draft plan to Congress via President Truman. The plan aims to address global communist threats and boost U.S. readiness amid increases in manpower and regulatory considerations. In Saigon, Viet Minh pressure drives French forces to withdraw from Thatkhe near the Chinese border as efforts to speed U.S. aid and airlift supplies into Indo China continue.
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Washington
Foint
Stare
Atepp
Omar N Bradiey
Joint
Chats
Truman
Bradley
Columbia Broadcasting System
Lewis B Ufrshes
American Veterans Committee
Selective Service
Congress
Robert Branson
Saigon
China
Thatkhe
Toahui
Jules Mochi
Caobang
Thoikhe
Thayalo
Thai Nguyen
Les ‘Ponnaires
Linton Dt
Thar J Neuve
Cognueiut
Tonkin Province
Haney
Hong Kong
Miss Newton 1950 Gloria Cauthen Named Beauty Queen
Gloria Cauthen, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs WD Cauthen, was chosen Miss Newton of 1950 by Newton High School faculty and students. She will represent Newton at the Nangaal Peanut Festival Beauty Pageant in Dothana, as her father serves in Korea and her brother was wounded recently. Second place went to Miss Lane Bram Muss Elaine Germainne.
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Jem Gaxley
Eagle Biase
Newton
Korea
Dothana
Gloria Gauthen
Newton High Scool
Miss Lane
Bram Muss
Elaine
Ac Jion
Hess
Medi
U S Allies Seek Lie Reelection Despite Soviet Veto
In Lake Success AP report US and allies press for Tryggve Lie to continue as UN secretary general after the Soviet veto blocks a second five year term. Delegations defer to the General Assembly while Lie defends his record and awaits possible extension to a new three year term.
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Stanley Johnson Lake
United States
Frigade
Tryeve Lie
United Nations
Andreiy Vishinsky
Russia
Tryyve
General Assembly
Jagob A Malik
Security Council
Organizanos
Warren R Ausim
Nashrollah Entezam
Iran
Telofree General Assembly
Austin
Tatlang
Sue
Somme
Sue Shawn
Lie
Ofice
Bare Quorum Hinders Alabama House Convenes
Alabama lawmakers opened with a bare quorum as the House convened for the session. Only 20 senators attended, forcing delays on proposed resolutions to end the fifth special session. A move to suspend House rules and consider a reapportionment measure failed for lack of a four-fifths vote, sending the matter to the rules committee while plans for a sine die adjournment stalled. House leaders faced pressure from timing conflicts with conventions, influencing candidates and seating considerations.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Senate
House
Charles Norman
Bullock County
House Rules and Bring &F
Dallas County
Walter Givhan
Giban
Order of the Eastern Star and
Wever
House Rules Committee
WM Beck
Faday
James Adams
Jefferson
Supreme Court
Legion Elects Georgian At Legion Convention
World War II hero Eric Cocke Jr, 29, of Dawson, Calif., narrowly elected national commander of the American Legion. He urged a peace framework based on universal military training and criticized Secretary Acheson’s handling of foreign policy. Delegates also elected officers, installed a rabbi as chaplain, and approved resolutions calling for reconstituting the State Department and recognizing Spain.
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Legion
Eric Cocke, Jr
Dawson
American Legion
Stanting
Los Angeles
Ook
Cocke
Stave Acheson
Herbert Jacobi Washugtos
Joseph HW
Adams
Miem
Fla
Felix Palleno
Denver
Lewis K. Gound
Pusadens Celit
Frederick Bramlige
Grend Junction
Kanane
David Letkowie
Shreveport
Gerve
George N Graig
State Department
Spain
United Nations
Atlantic Alliance
Willig Reed
Vinita
Ohio
Legion Auxiliary
National View
A. Lalani
Madison
Iowa
Poorbaugh
Baltimore
Myron E. Lee
Kefauver Crime Probe Shifts to Philadelphia Hearings
Senate crime investigating committee moves from New York to Philadelphia to probe policy rackets and numbers games with major figures like Luciano and Lansky under scrutiny. Kefauver, O’Conor and Wiley lead hearings as aims include calling former officials and exposing large cash flows tied to organized crime. The tour continues to Chicago next, ahead of November elections.
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Philadelphia
Senate
New York
Estes Kefauver
Retauver
Charles
Lucky
Luciano
Italy
Lucna
Kefauver
Herbert R O'Conor
Aid Lansky
Jon Adonis
Frank Erikson
Charlie S Fischetti
Will Raven
Chicago
Cotton import quotas eased by U S government proclamation
The White House issued a proclamation easing import quotas on Egyptian long staple cotton after a Tariff Commission hearing held September 29. The action follows a government review of cotton supplies and aims to adjust imports to current needs.
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White House
Taritt
Curbs Hit Business Retailers Complain to Government
Retailers in Washington confronted William H Harrison over consumer credit curbs claiming they dampen demand and lower prices. They urged relaxing controls and delaying wage price restrictions while Harrison cautioned against rapid loosening and signaled possible adjustments.
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Washington
LLP
William H. Harnsop
Harrison
Peter
Balsuce Inc
Maury I. Nee, Ji
4He Commerce Department
Tolg Hi
Be. Veld
Mass Detention Of Aliens Looms As Rules Studied
Washington AP reports possible mass detention of aliens seeking entry as government drafts rules under the new anti subversion law. Officials say clarifying requirements are being written, with focus on who fits the ban on former members of totalitarian parties. Dozens detained at Ellis Island and other points as visa suspensions ripple through consular offices worldwide.
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Washington
United States
Vfheism
State
Justice Department
Ibw
Elke Island
Victor de Sabata
Milan
Ditis
State Department
America
Conswa
Comrou‘mat
Promises Prisons Cleanup and No Tax Increases
Tuscaloosa AP Governor-nominee Gordon Pearoas pledges to clean up the State Prison System to end brutality. He cites the Scottsboro Case and vows to consult federal prison experts to fix problems. He received nomination after Phillip Hamm withdrew. Hamm later served as a conservation director. Pearson says he will reduce taxes for education and replace some staff with qualified appointees. Drive case carefully save lives.
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Tuscaloosa
Gordon Peraoas
Alabama Broadcasters Association
Haywood Paterson
Phillip Hamm
Folsom
Cuba Feels Tremors After Sudden Earthquakes
Partial readable text reports tremors felt in Santiago Cuba with reports of strong shaking around 7 pm yesterday. Local authorities alerted residents to seek safety as aftershocks were possible.
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Soviet Siberia
Truman Smier
Douglas MacAdine
Wake
Joint Chiefs
Hershey
Viet Minh
Gloria Cauthen
Miss Newton
U.S
Telybave Aire
Acheson Custer
UMIT
By Vernon Scott
Cuba
Santiago
Cube
Yertendey
Ldese
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