Two Highway Accidents From Rain Cause Injuries and Damage
Heavy rain at about 8 pm led to two collisions injuring two men and causing roughly 700 dollars in damage. Bracey H Welch of High Point was treated for facial cuts after his car hit a telephone pole. Johnny Mahalik of High Point College swerved to avoid pedestrians and overturned, both treated and released. Earlier, Walter L Clodfelter backed into Frances C Welch, causing Welch 200 dollars in damage. Alis P Smith of LaGrange Ga rear ended an unidentified car on the Greensboro road, about 300 dollars in damage to Smith’s vehicle.
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High Point
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Dorothy Street
Frances C. Welch
English Street
Clodfelter
Smith
Greensboro
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Nerve Center of U S Air Power
Charles W. White profiles Wright Patterson Air Force Base as a vast, secretive nerve center where every American military aircraft part and system is planned tested and refined. The facility blends ordinary factory life with cutting edge aviation science including wind tunnels propeller labs and medical aviation research. The article emphasizes the base’s central role in modern air power and its high security.
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Armies Ready To Hit North Korea
Allied forces plan further action with General MacArthur having broad authority over Korean operations. Jet squadrons shift to new bases, while B 26 and B 29 bombers patrol the 33rd to 38th parallels seeking targets near Pyongyang. Reports say 2,000 Reds attacked Wonju, killing up to 2,000 civilians and five American officers.
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MacArthur
Air Force
North Korea
Korea
Gans
Pyongyang
38Th Parallel
Red Korea
U. S
Eighth Army
Wonju
Seoul
U. S. 24Th Division
Taejon
Tropical Hurricane Passes Nova Scotia
A tropical hurricane whipped past Nova Scotia early today after shifting course. Winds up to 90 mph were expected along the Nova Scotia coast, with 70 mph gusts to southern Newfoundland as the storm moved northeast. Four inches of rain drenched Sable Island, light showers hit Cape Breton, and forecasters warned fishing vessels east and west of Sable.
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Grand Glaze for Smoked Picnic or Ham
A simple glaze combines flour brown sugar and vinegar to form a paste. Spread over a smoked picnic or ham, stud with cloves and return to the oven to glaze.
Slow Panbroiling Beef Steak Method Card
To cook a thin tender beef steak place it in a frying pan without fat. Cook slowly turning frequently and pouring off excess fat as it accumulates. When browned on both sides season and serve immediately.
Military priority in steel loom shapes future orders
The War Mobilization dispute among W. Stuart Symington and cabinet leaders centers on control of metals and whether the military priority extends from mine to mill. Officials differ on how much of output defense will claim and how far regulatory reach should go as plans for freight cars ships and broader preparedness bite into industry. A decision is pending.
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W. Stuart Symington
Commerce Sawyer
Interior Chapman
Chapman
Sawyer
NPA
Stassen Bid Ineffective in Push for Talks with Russians
Stassen proposed a meeting between private citizens and Russian leaders to influence policy, a move that could expose Soviet weaknesses but would not bind the U.S. to action. Stalin favored direct talks with Truman, but illness prevents a long journey. The U.S. stance remains that the United Nations is the proper arena for key issues with Russia.
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Stalin
Truman
United States
Ested
Russia
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Washington
Cabinet officers silent on possible compromise
The cabinet officers concerned offered no indication of what compromise might be reached, leaving negotiations and outcomes unclear and unresolved amid ongoing policy discussions.
Mine Blast Traps and Frees Miners in Czechoslovakia
Prague radio reported a blast at the Michalka coal mine in Silesia trapping many miners. Thirty six men were skilled in the explosion and several were later freed as radio broadcasts updated on the recovery efforts.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Slezska Ostrau
Michalka
Silesia
Bob Hope Leads 40 Entertainers to Korea War Tour
In Burbank California on October 5 Bob Hope and a troupe of more than 40 performers departed from Lockheed Air Terminal aboard an Air Force plane for a three and a half week entertainment tour for servicemen in the Korean war zone Jane Russell is to join the group later during the journey
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Bob Hope
Hope
Lockheed Air Terminal
Air Force
Jane Russell
Cubed Steaks Quick Prep Method
To prepare cubed steaks brown the meat well in fat and add a small amount of water. Cover the pan and simmer the meat for about 20 minutes to finish cooking.
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