Seoul Capture Looms As Airfield Falls In Battle
Allied troops pressed toward Seoul the capital as Marines reached within about a mile of Yongdungpo and the Han River defenses. Army plans expanded reserve officers calls while North Korean forces reportedly seized Seoul earlier as operations focused on crossing the Han and targeting Kimpo airfield.
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Aly Leif Erickhon
Seoul
Korsane
10Th Corps
Hang
Yongdungpo
Benuj
Han River
Eross
Han
Republic
Area School Bands Maxwell To Appear in Peanut Parade
Eleven high school bands and Maxwell Air Force Base units will march in the Peanut Festival parade with invitations sent to schools earlier this month and space reservations opening tomorrow. The festival souvenir book highlights peanut industry progress with Dixie Runner tests and photos from the Florida Experiment Station.
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Maxwell
Abby Klard
Maxwell Air Force Base
Kenry Kennedy
Conmitter
Ach
Kennedy
Peanut Fes
Howevary
Yilf
Fuomeras
Bock Alte
A. Garver
Fred H. Muir
Flo
Wda
Eustace Buuhop
Soda Ash Tieup Accord Expected
The Associated Press reports a tentative agreement on wage increases and benefits in the soda ash industry, aimed at ending ongoing walkouts at four plants, amid shortages affecting chemical production and related sectors. Concurrently, United Electrical Workers reached a two year contract with General Electric, boosting hourly pay and benefits.
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Associated Press
Planta
United Electrical Workers
General Electric Company An
Civilien
Norfolk and Western
Solvary
Davilson
Chemest and Dye Corp
Cults
Eit Mite Workers
Qurites
XAO
Fabor
CIO United Alito
South Bend
Ind
Rendie
Rendig Aviation Cory TH
New York
Slack Pleads Guilty to Spying Charge in Tennessee
Alfred Dean Stack of Syracuse New York pleaded guilty in Greenville Tennessee federal court to spying for Russia. Assistant U S Attorney James O Meek urged a long prison term noting Stack admitted passing on ten Russian agent secrets involved in explosive manufacture. The judge said the government would seek a ten year sentence but Stack resisted sharing information with Russian agents.
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Greenville
Tenn
Alfred Dean Stack
Federal Court Today
Wariare
Russia
U.S
James O. Meek
Syracue
Meek
Siete
Robert L Taylo
Howard MecGrath
Federal Bureau of Liveatigaiun
Stack
Ruenan
Ria
Seventh Division Joins Marines In Seoul Area
INCHON Korea The Seventh Division joins Marines in the Seoul area to reinforce the advancing American troops. South Korean and American forces consolidate gains at the battered port as the division absorbs and trains with Marines during occupation duties.
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Seventh Division
Seoul
Inchon
Korea
Cotton Production Hike Sought Amid War Pressures
Industry leaders pressed for higher cotton output in 1951 citing Korean War demand and tight supplies. A weekend conference with Cotton Mobilization and national committees outlined quotas and acreage controls, with Agriculture Secretary likely to lift marketing limits. Looming shortages, last year’s small crop, and pests worsen the outlook for the South, especially Alabama and Georgia, as weather and boll weevil affect yields.
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William J. Box
Memphis
Sears
National
Corian Coyarell
Ty Wall
Washington
Agricure
Charlee Forrannan
Alabama
Florida Men Wounded in Action Korea Sighting
Two Floridians identified as wounded in action in Korea are Private Elbert J. Gent son of Mrs. Catherine V. Gentry of Graceville and Private Samuel A. Masa, said to be of Chipley route. The Defense Department lists them among soldiers reported wounded in the conflict.
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Korea
Defense Department
Arenufier Thom
Elbert J. Gent
Cathe V. Gentry
Gracerite
Samuel A. Masa
Wille Mae Me Lesder
Chipley
Mighty New Jersey Battleship Sails For Active Duty
The battleship New Jersey, commissioned in 1943, set for return to active service with the Atlantic Fleet. It may join combat duty if needed, after the Missouri’s recent Far East deployment and amid a limited reserve status of other 45,000-ton battleships.
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Wasfengton
New Jersey
Dleet
Far East
Arpore
Bert
Norfolk
San Francisc
WMT
Wisconsin
Ups
Lowe
United States
Carrens
Missouri
Korea
Balloting In City Slow Before Noon
Balloting in the city’s general election opened with light turnout at noon. Voters cast early tallies at City Hall Ward One Hobers Malone Motor Company Ward Two and Courthouse. James T. Thrower leads toward a two year term as first Monday adjourns.
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James T. Thrower
City Commission
Curtina
Seves
Offerstye
Civilian Curbs On Easy Credit and Hoarding Start
Washington AP reports the government issues stop orders to curb easy consumer credit and business hoarding. Commerce bans accumulation of key materials and enforces penalties, while the Federal Reserve tightens installment terms on autos appliances and furniture to conserve defense resources.
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Washington
Commerce Department
S & Year
Federal Reserve Board
Suvere
Reserve Board
Thalys
Bank Accaonte
Apple
NPA
Truman Signs Bill to Appoint Marshall as Defense Chief
Washington AP reports President Truman signed legislation to confirm General George C. Marshall as Secretary of Defense. The White House will forward Marshall’s nomination for Senate approval, with oath planned at the Pentagon. Truman also signed orders to promote Omar N. Bradley to full General, using a special provision to meet unification act limits.
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Washington
Truman
George C Bmptsnall
Defense
Marknall
Senate
Charles Ross
Warshal
Pentagon
Louis Johnson
Tomor Ros
Truman Sue
Omar N. Bradley
Marshall
Grtts
25000 Troops Due for Camp Rucker by Nov 1
The Army orders 25000 troops to Camp Rucker by November 1 after rescinding a prior plan for 12000. Col. Gantt notes units for the larger force are not yet designated. Painting of about 1.0% of Camp Rucker buildings will begin at Kidd tomorrow amid amended specs. An orientation program for Rucker troops is set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow with Col. Gantt to speak.
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Department of Army
Col. Gantt
Camp Rucker
Emaineers
Washington
Dishengh
406Th Engineer Brigade
Fete
Unife
144Th Transportation Company of Bay
Ainine
Tydings Appears Certain Winner In Demo Primary
Senators Tydings and Wiley faced renomination in primaries shaping the slate for the November congressional elections. In Rhode Island, Gov. John Pastore won the Democratic Senate nomination. Maryland's race drew attention over criticisms of McCarthyism and the Senate investigation.
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Tydings
Associated Purse
Wiley
Fay
Rhode Island
John O. Pastore
Senate
J. Howarda McGrath
Edward L. Leahy
Dennis J. Roberts
Forand
Fogarty
Massachusetts
Muryland
McCarthe
Hawish
Senate Foreign
John A. Meyer
Baltimore
Hugh J. Monaghan
Anther Haltimore
Crimary Calpain
McCarthy
John Markey
O'Conor
D-Ma! M
John Marshall Butler
Baltimmore
Marylomi
Willan Preston Lane, Jr
George P. Mahoney
Theodore R. McKaidin
Wisconsn
Wile
Eden Finan
Bristol
Thomas & Fairchild
Wisconsin Attornny
Daniel W. Hoen
Milwaukee
Witliam
Refusal By Talmadge For Neuro Delegation May Bring Kickback
Washington reports Gurdurmsun Talmadge refuses to place Negiura on Georgia’s White House conference committee for children and youth. The national panel weighs two options: preserve the all white Georgia delegation or cut it by a third and invite a Negro group. Georgia’s quota and context are debated while Oscar Ewing oversees the process. The conference runs December 1 to 7 at the National Guards Armory with a 5500 seat limit.
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Washington
Gurdermsun Talmadge
Negiura
Talmadge
Georgia
Os Awaing
Oscar Ewing
National Guards Armory
Quoiss
National Committee
Corn State
Genasia
Dozier Hill Case Dropped From Court
PANAMA CITY Charges of breaking and entering with intent to commit two misdemeanors against Paul Dozier and Bobby Alli of Dothan were not pressed today as witnesses failed to appear. Bailey had identified the two men in an alleged July Gulfside resort attack. Dozier and Hill had surrendered to Bay County authorities earlier. bonds were fixed by Judge Joseph Bailey.
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Panama City
Paul Dozier
Bobby Alli
Dothan
W. H.billys Bailey
Gulfside
Bailey
Dozier
Bul
Aid To Reds Proof By Arthur Reported
Lake Success AP General Douglas MacArthur was reported to have told the United Nations he has positive evidence that Russia supplied munitions to North Korea in 1950 and 1950 and that Communist China implied trained manpower. Informed quarters said MacArthur made the statement in his latest report to the Security Council. The report was received by UN Secretary General Trygve Lie this morning, but not yet made public. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Jacob A. Mailha insisted Russia has given the Koreans Communist nap FA suppl
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Russia
Koreas Comunists
Nap
Solons Pave Way For Tax Boost By Compromise
Washington AP reports a compromise on excess profits tax clears the way for a 4.5 billion dollar tax boost with retroactive levy to either October or July. Congress back in session may act this week to impose an excess profits tax, with immediate measures aimed at individuals and corporations and a possible November return for final action.
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M. Lemat Washington
Congress
Knotty Corporation
House-Senate
Senate
Emforces
Connally
O'Mahaney
Wyer
George
D-Ge
Senate Finance Committee
Congress Haa Bren
Congress reaches terms on anti Communist bill
A Senate House conference committee agreed on the terms of a bill to crack down on Communists led by Senator McCarran. The measure would require registration of Communist and front organizations, bar Communists from federal jobs, tighten immigration barriers, and give new powers to combat subversion. The bill heads to the House then Senate, with President Truman yet to decide on a possible veto.
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Washington Fap
dMcCarran
D-Nev
Benete
Plang
Senate
Truman
House
Senate Messares
Planis
Banement
Treinman On Trial
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a trial facing Treinman with attorney actions connected to a death event. The readable fragments mention courtroom proceedings and alleged involvement, but lack complete details. Further text would be needed to finalize a fuller summary with defined actors and outcomes.
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