Stalin and Lie Endorsement Clash in UN Korea Debate
UN action in Korea and endorsement of the North Atlantic pact dominate the scene. An UN official denies Lie endorsed the Atlantic alliance, saying regional pacts are legal under the UN. Warren R. Austin says the US seeks a new term for Lie to justify backing the Korean war, hinting at a veto if another candidate rises. The council declines a veto free path for Lie, while Malik vows another council bid.
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Korea
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Lie
U. N
General Assembly
Malik
Ohio carpenter arrested in Sept. 17 Voice of Mason bombing
The FBI says Herman Floyd Kinner, 38, of Wilmington Ohio, confessed to bombing the America radio transmitter at Mason Ohio on Sept. 17. J Edgar Hoover announced the capture at El Paso Texas noting Kinner, a former soldier, has been in mental institutions.
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FBI
America Radio
Mason
Ohio
J. Edgar Hoover
Herman Floyd Kinner
Wilmington
el Paso
Texas
Hoover
Kinner
Nationalists Begin Week of Chiang Birthday Fest in Formosa
In Taipei Formosa on October 26 the Chinese Nationalists launched a week-long celebration of President Chiang Kai-shek’s 64th birthday. The birthday itself falls on October 31 with ceremonies planned across major cities and military parades announced by national leaders.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Retail Sales Are Retarded
Estimates show declines in September retail sales across sectors. Motor vehicle and durable goods purchases softened while furniture and new housing starts slowed. Some relief came from stronger non credit regulated goods and price cuts in New York appliances as buyers paused.
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Commerce Department
New York
Kansas City
Summer Heat Across the Nation Surges
Many cities report temperatures more than 10 degrees above normal with Denver and Phoenix hitting peaks over 14 degrees. New York and Philadelphia average six degrees above normal. Los Angeles reaches 104 as San Diego endures its hottest day. Forecaster Philip Clapp cites high upper air pressures and a northward shift of westerlies allowing tropical air to churn in, keeping heat persistent.
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N. C
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Tenn
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Springfield
New York
Philadelphia
Hartford
Conn
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Fla
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Colo
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Amarillo
Tex
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dodge City
Kans
Peoria
Inl
Phoenix
Yuma
Ariz
San Diego
Cal
Los Angeles
Calif
Philip Clapp
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Brazilian Palm Produces Carnauba Wax Used in Finishes
The article notes carnauba wax is sourced from the Brazilian palm and prized for floor finish applications. It highlights the wax’s natural origin and its role in creating durable, glossy coatings.
Jaycees of Thomasville Refunding Ticket Money
Thom asville Jaycees refunding money to ticket buyers for Mills Brothers circus shows canceled after a contract dispute. Refunds are available at Efird's department store or from selling Jaycees. Dispute arose over a $500 guarantee and pre sale split, with the circus rolling to Mooresville after the conference.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Jaycees
Mills Brothers Circus
The
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Efird’s
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Mills
Mills
Blair Showgrounds
Thomasville High Point
Mooresville
Milton Fuller
Jaycee
Circus Project
Um Broos
Fuller
Jaycee Civic Betterment Fund
Korean Front Advances Northward Near Border
South Korean and United States forces push rapidly toward the Manchurian border. U S and ROK marines land at Wonsan to back sea campaigns as plans extend air bomb lines to the border. MacArthur’s HQ cautions that the UN mission is not yet completed, with light fighting expected.
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Korea
Far East
Sea of Japan
Wonsan
MacArthur
Tokyo
United Nations
Red China
Manchurian
Mayo Doctors Nobel Winners Honored in Medicine
Mayo Clinic physicians Dr. Philip S. Hench and Dr. Edward C. Kendall, along with Swiss chemist Dr. Tadeusz Reichstein of Basel, were awarded the 1950 Nobel Prize in medicine for work on cortisone and related hormones. The trio’s discovery holds promise for relief in rheumatoid arthritis and other conditions by leveraging adrenal cortex hormones.
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Sweden
Mayo Clinic
Philip S. Hench
Edward C. Kendall
Rochester, Minn
Tadeusz Reichstein
University of Basel
Switzerland
Civil Actions Seek Damages In Two Industrial Cases
Swarm Supply company sues W. L. Oldham of Greensboro for 1682.77 in plumbing and heating supplies and other merchandise. Industrial Finance company seeks 423.20 and possession of a motor vehicle allegedly secured by a chat tel mortgage. The U. S. Britain Canada Denmark Italy The Netherlands and Formosa are noted as important mustard seed producers.
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W. L. Oldham, Incorporated
Greensboro
Industrial Finance Company
Elliott Morrison
U. S
Britain
Canada
Denmark
Italy
Netherlands
Formosa
Amusement Work Banned Amid Steel Allocation Debate
The NPA banned new amusement construction while enabling steel allocations for freight cars and defense sectors. Steel deliveries to freight car builders may start January with cars rolling out by February or March. Exemptions include repairs, small projects under 5000, and defense or atomic energy commission projects. The DTA sought the order to build 10,000 cars monthly.
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Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Transport Administration
DTA
Truman May Call Congress in Key West Next Month
President Truman indicated he would likely call Congress to session in Key West, Fla., next month due to a busy schedule. He dismissed Harold Stassen’s claim that the U.N. admission of Red China would follow the November elections and suggested Stassen may have spoken to Guy Gabrielson. He also noted Korean Republic forces might control the North Korea Manchuria border without American troops.
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Tion
Key West
Ifla
Harold E. Stassen
Red China
United Nations
Stassen
Guy Gabrielson
Republican National Committee
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Truman
Daniel W. Bell
U. S
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Elect Vargas
Brazil
Washington
Wonsan Landing Curtailed by Dense Minefield
The invasion plan shifted as Admiral Doyle revealed over 1,000 mines in a three by fifteen mile area near Wonsan. A 3,000 foot wide swept channel was used for landings, while Soviet mines proved the greatest naval mine danger in military history. Debarkation was postponed to avoid heavy loss, with Korean advances ultimately preventing a larger setback.
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Sindo
Wonsan
Doyle
Tenth Corps
Almond
U. S. Eighth Army
Pyongyang
U. S. First Cavalry
MacArthur
Allen T. Smith
Detroit
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Russians Say Tibet Invaded by Chinese Forces
A Soviet controlled commission in Germany reports that Chinese Communist forces have entered Tibet. Peiping radio claims orders to advance into Tibet from south China. Taegliche Rundschau and Soviet organs describe Tibet’s detachment as artificial and accuse London and Washington of shaping Tibetan policy.
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China
Tibet
Taegliche Rundschau
Washington
Democratic Peoples of the Republic of
Teacher Mary Ivie Dies After Heart Attack in Leaksville
Miss Mary L. Ivie a retired schoolteacher died in a local hospital at 12 30 a m following a heart attack suffered yesterday She taught 60 years in all with the last 35 in Charlotte schools She was daughter of Sallie Seales and William Ivie a Patrick county native who moved to Leaksville as a girl
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Leaksville
Mary L. Ivie
Charlotte
Sallie Seales
William Ivie
Patrick County
Mrs Beatty Dies in Kosciusko Wild Animal Trainer
Mrs Clyde Beatty, wife of famed wild animal trainer and circus owner, died in Kosciusko Mississippi on October 25. She was in her late 30s and had been prominent in the circus world.
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Clyde Beatty
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