Twelve Divisions Set For Strike In Korea War Simmer
Tokyo dispatch says U N forces near Wonsan and Kaesong with twelve allied divisions under Gen MacArthur prepared to drive across the 38th parallel toward Pyongyang. U N assembly backed unification plans while Soviet bloc opposed.
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Tokyo
U. S. First Cavalry
Kaesong
Red Korea
Wonsan
United Nations
38Th Parallel
United Nations Assembly
MacArthur
New York
Korea
South Korea
U. S
Red Army
Three Killed and Four Injured in Asheboro Crash
A motorist attempting a pass on a hillcrest curve caused a wreck this afternoon in Asheboro. Five victims were from a Spartanburg family in a speeding car, including Everett B. Martin 39, and Bailey Martin 5. Robert T. Bell 78 and Carolyn B. Martin 35 were also injured. Patrolman Vaughan sought manslaughter charges against Julius Goins 22, who is hospitalized with minor injuries.
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Asheboro
Oct
Hillcrest
Spartanburg
S. C
Everett B. Martin
Robert T. Bell
Bailey Martin
Carolyn B. Martin
CO. R. Vaughan
Julus Goins
Goins
Former Rochester U President To Head Economic Agencies
President Truman selected Dr. Alan Valentine, former president of the University of Rochester, to lead the Economic Stabilization Agency. Valentine, an educator and industrialist, will oversee stabilization and coordinate ESA with the National Production Authority and other mobilization bodies. He held university and corporate posts and will report directly to the president. He resigned as Rochester U president in June and is to assume the role within a week.
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Washington
Truman
Alan, Valentine
Economic Stabilization Agency
Commerce Department
William Henry Harrison
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
NPA
ESA
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Valentine
Uni
Truman Returns to Work After Eight Day Vacation
President Truman, rested after an eight day cruise, returned to the White House to resume duties. He assured reporters he felt fine and noted fatigue had lifted after the trip. He visited Blair House and Yorktown, spoke of a productive rest, and followed the final World Series in a naval yacht pool.
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Oxford
White House
Williamsburg
Dr. Valentine
Mr. Truman
Washington
Truman
Blair House
Charles G. Ross
Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
Yorktown
Naval Gun Factory
Loyalty Board Clears John S. Service in State Department
The State Department loyalty board cleared diplomat John S. Service, once linked to McCarthy’s charges, after a months long review. The inquiry, begun over a rumor from the Far East, found no basis for security risk. Service previously faced Amerasia case suspicions and Senate inquiries, but maintained he acted only in a state department capacity and disclosed no classified material.
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Washington
John S. Service
McCarthy
State Department
Roger Tubby
Far East
Service
Patrick J. Hurley
China
Amerasia Magazine
James F. Byrnes
Wisconsin
New Delhi
India
Loyalty Board
Foreign Relations
Carlisle Humelsine
Truman
Agan
Senate
Amerasia
New York
Philip Jaffe
Jaffe
Jaffee
UNC Student Is Fatally Injured Near Fayetteville
Jack Goddard a 20-year-old UNC freshman from Dunn was killed in a head on crash on highway 15 A four miles north of Fayetteville while en route to a Hamlet football game. Five Dunn youths were injured including Charles Overman a 19-year-old NC State sophomore and George Willoughby 18.
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Fayetteville
Oct
Jack Goddard
University of North Carolina
Dunn
Here
Highway Patrol
Highway 15
Goddard
UNC
Hamlet
Charles Overman
North Carolina State
George Willoughby
U S To Give Full Support To Austria
Washington October 7 The United States orders Lieutenant General Geoffrey Keyes the American high commissioner in Austria to back the Austrian government in maintaining order amid Russian aided disturbances. The move follows a direct assurance from Acting Secretary of State Webb to Austrian Chancellor Leopold Figl and aims to uphold law and order in Austria's zones.
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Washington
Geoffrey Keyes
Austria
Webb
Leopold Figl
Figl
Russia
Red
Fig
United States
Keyes
12 Year-Old Girl Held On Murder Charge
Charleston, Oct 7. The body of two year old Samuel Izzi Jr. was found on Sullivan's Island. A 12 year old cousin Janie Coste was arrested on a murder charge. She claimed a masked man with a pistol killed the child. The solicitor ordered a mental examination at Columbia state hospital.
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Charleston
S. C
Sullivan'’s Island
Little Samuel Polizzi, Jr
Silas B. Welch
Janie Coste
Gedney M. Howe, Jr
Columbia
John Coste
Yankees Defeat Phillies 2 to 2 To Sweep Series
Whitey Ford pitched a record breaking World Series start and led the Yankees to a 5 to 2 win over the Phillies in New York. Ford, a 21 year old rookie, outpitched Jim Konstanty and struck out seven, while Gene Woodling's ninth inning error nearly denied a shutout. The victory clinched the Yankees' 13th world championship in 17 attempts as they rode late offense to triumph before 68,098 fans at Yankee Stadium.
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Gayle Talbot
Yankee Stadium
New York
New York Yankee
Yankee Power
Philadelphia
Yankees
Gene Woodling
Whitey Ford
Wulkerlut
Alu
Phil
Allie Reynolds
Stan Lopata
Philly
Jim Konstanty
Yanks Clinch World Series with Fourth Straight Win
Led by Yogi Berra’s homer and single, the Yankees toppled the Phillies as Bob Miller struggled early and Jim Konstanty was hammered in the sixth. Berra sparked a late fightback, Woodling’s misplay nearly cost the win, Ford closed strong in relief, and New York sealed a four straight-game victory in the best-of-seven.
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Yogi Berra
Bombers
Phil
Bob Miller
Konstanty
Berra
Woodling
Andy Seminick
Yanks
New York Yankees
Ford
Willie Jones
del Ennis
Dick Sisler
Gerry Coleman
Ennis
Granny Hamner
Acheson Accused of Planning An Asiatic Munich
Senator Knowland charged the State Department sent 100 plus magazines including The Reporter to Far Eastern consulates and missions last August. He said packets to 64 U.S. posts favored Chinese Communists and harmed Nationalists, while a State Department spokesman said the issue was for library use.
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Acheson
Munich
Washington
Knowland
R-Calif
State Department
U. S
United Nations
U.S
Far East
Secretary of State
Lic
United States
Reporter
New York
Max Ascoli
Grid Scores From Early Season Football Play
A roundup of college football results shows Georgia defeating Carolina 4 to 0 while Tennessee beats Duke 28 to 7. Purdue tops Notre Dame 28 to 14. Wake Forest shuts out William and Mary 47 to 0. Northwestern beats Navy 22 to 0. California falls to Pennsylvania 14 to 0. Vanderbilt defeats Alabama 27 to 22. Army beats Penn State 21 to 7. Missouri shuts out S M G 21 to 0. UCLA nips Washington 21 to 20. Maryland wins 34 to 27 over Michigan State. Clemson defeats N C State 27 to 0. Catawba defeats High Point College 27 to 6. Appalachian State edges Lenoir Rhyne 20 to 16. Elon over E C T C 21 to 16. More scores in sports section.
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Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Duke
Purdue
Notre Dame
Wake Forest
William and Mary
Northwestern
Navy
California
Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Army
Penn State
S.M.G
Missouri
Washington
U.C.L.A
Maryland
Michigan State
Clemson
N. C. State
Catawba
High Point College
Appalachian
Lenoir
Gordon Gray Inauguration Begins Today
Gordon Gray will be inaugurated as president of the Consolidated University of North Carolina in a three day program at Woman's College Greensboro beginning tomorrow morning. Prominent academics and leaders will attend, with Dr Harold W Tribble delivering the morning sermon and Dr Helen Maude Cam and Dr Arthur Holly Compton speaking at the afternoon convocation on higher education and the human spirit.
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Greensboro
Gordon Gray
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Woman's College
Harold W. Tribble
Wake Forest College
Aycock
Gray
Graham
Harrellson
House
John R. Cunningham
Davidson College
Helen Maude Cam
Harvard University
Arthur Holly Compton
Washington University
St. Louis
United Nations approves crossing 38th parallel in Korea
The United Nations General Assembly vote 47 to 5 with eight abstentions endorses cross over into North Korea by U N troops to unify Korea under a U N command led by Douglas MacArthur. The assembly refuses immediate armistice and backs elections and postwar recovery while Formosa debate looms.
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A. I. Goldberg
New York
United Nations General Assembly
U. N
38Th Parallel
Korea
North Korea
United States
South Korea
Security Council
Douglas MacArthur
Arab League
India
U.N
Russia
Red China
Formosa
Czechoslovakia
China
Jacob Malik
Hawaiian Islands
T. F. Tsiang
Kora
Britain
Death Of Babies Investigated By Richmond Sheriff
Richmond County sheriff Carl Holland said he is investigating the deaths of three month old twins in Hamlet hospital as possibly due to starvation and neglect. Physicians described the boy and girl as filthy and covered with sores when brought to the hospital. The parents, Herbert and wife Lewis, aged in their early 20s, live near Cordova about five miles away. Death certificates were not yet signed and the cause was not confirmed. Relatives reportedly took the children to the hospital after local concern. Doctors reportedly tried to feed the infants with an eyedropper for several hours before they died.
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Rockingham
Richmond County
Carl Holland
Hamlet
Holland
Lewis
Jan
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S. Koreans
By Bill Ross
U. S. Eighth Army
U. S. Air Force
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Kaeson
Red Border
Pyongyang
Air Force
Eighth Division
Jupkok
William Jorden
Seoul
7Th Division
U. S. Army
Sakchu
Sin Inu
Imanchuria
Manchuria
Isariwon
Habsu
Hamhung
Chorwon
Hwachon
HWANG
Suwon
Kilchy
Ichaho
Tanchon
Yachon-Nie
ROK
Yachon-ni
Uijongbu
Inchon- Seoul
Rochester U
Phillies
Yankee
Whitey
Department
Elon
E.C.T.C
Richmond
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