Seven MIG-15s Downed in Allied Jet Clash Near Sakchu
Allied air forces claim seven Communist MIG-15s destroyed and 11 damaged as F-86 Sabres and F-84 Thunderjets engage over Sakchu North Korea near Antung. The action comes amid a heavy Allied assault on a North Korean military academy with multiple sorties and high explosive strikes.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Military Academy
Sakchu
Antung
Manchuria
Yalu River
GOP Scores Usual Win In Maine In 1950 State Election
Republican candidates swept Maine's state elections with Gov. Frederick G. Payne winning the U S Senate seat by over 50 000 votes and Burton M Cross securing the governorship. The GOP also placed three representatives in Congress while margins fell short of the 71.4 percent peak set in 1948 amid a liquor scandal and local issues.
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Portland
Maine
Frederick G. Payne
U. S
Margaret Chase Smith
GOP
Epublican Namacooriace
Arthur Summerfield
United States
Washington
U.S
Augusta
Capitol Hill
U. S. Senate
Roger Dube
Lewiston
Earl S. Grant
Payne
Senate
Burton M. Cross
Cross
James C. Oliver
South
Chase Smith
Liquor Commission
U.S. Senate
Crube eCarthy
Wisconsin Republican Organization
Amse
Schmitt
Leather Schmitt
House
Arizona
Seni
Ernest W. McFarland
Ee Pars M. Goldwater
Lesterahl
Utah
Marriner
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur V. Watkins
Colorado
Es Syeraten
New Hampshire
Hugh Gregg
Nashua
Weather boosts value of North Carolina cotton crop
Unfavorable weather across the cotton belt raises North Carolina's projected 510000 bale crop value by about 3300000 to over 102000000, while South Carolina losses total about 34000000. Prices and grades determine actual worth as yields vary and staples degrade.
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Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
South Carolina
Carolinas
New York
South
Freight Train Derailed Near Richmond
A southbound RF&P freight train derailed at Doswell north of Richmond and blocked rail traffic between Richmond and Washington. No injuries reported and cause undetermined. Engine and leading cars stayed on tracks while 17 cars derailed. passenger trains delayed several hours. RF&P network includes North-South services for ACL and SAL railroads.
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Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio
Washington
Rf&p
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Eight State Primaries Mark Nomination Path For November
Voters cast ballots in eight states Wisconsin Minnesota Arizona Colorado New Hampshire Utah Vermont and Washington as they near party nominations. The focus centered on Wisconsin Senator Joseph McCarthy with Maine and others shifting toward GOP control amid lighter turnout in several contests.
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United Press
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Arizona
Colorado
New Hampshire
Utah
Vermont
Washington
Joseph, McCarthy
R-Wis
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
GOP
Lebanon cabinet resigns amid reform wave
Beiruts cabinet quits in a reform move inspired by Gen. Aguib and the Lebanese political shift. The resignation signals a broader push to reshape governance in Lebanon and respond to regional pressures.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tian
Mae
Aguib
Government seeks Costello denaturalization and deportation
U S authorities pursue denaturalization of New York crime leader Frank Costello aimed at deporting him to Italy. Costello, serving 18 months for contempt of the Senate Crime Committee, is described as a syndicate leader with influence on New York politics. Accardo and Joe A. were also indicted for contempt of Congress in related actions.
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Washington
Frank Costello
James P MecGranery
Frank Severio
McGranery
McCranery
Tello
Justice Department
Agilo
Costello
Lewisburg
Senate
Aapes
New York
Democratic Party
New York County
Sopheny
Tony) Accardo
Joe A
Estel Kefauver
D-Tenn
Eisenhower Faces Jenner Question On Marshall During Indiana Swing
In Cleveland Eisenhower avoids singling out Sen Jenner over his attack on Marshall. He praises Marshall and says he seeks GOP control of Congress to push his program, stressing unity within the Republican ticket in November. Jenner to speak at Butler rally as part of Indiana visit.
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Cleveland
Dwight D. Fisenhower
George C. Marshall
Indiana
William E. Jenner
Eisenhower
Indianalis
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Butler University
Field House
Jenner
Senate
Administration
Marshall
Army
Congress
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
House
White House
Truck Strike Moves Into Sixth Day
Winston Salem reports the Pilot Freight Carriers strike enters its sixth day as 275 drivers and warehouse workers vote to reject the latest offer. AFL Teamsters union members cast the ballot with no negotiations planned, affecting about 600 drivers nationwide and delaying around 100000 pounds of government critical defense freight at the hub terminal.
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Winston-Salem
Pilot Freight Carriers, Inc
E. G. Lackey
Sters
Lackey
S. C. Jones
Theytoeal
Apartment project in Jacksonville backed by FHA loan
The Federal Housing Administration insured a 1 080 000 loan for a 176 unit apartment project in Jacksonville near Camp Lejeune. The project costs about 1 205 403 and is built by E N Edwards of Raleigh with R A Bryan and C C McNairy of Goldsboro. Wachovia Bank and Trust Co of Raleigh funds the loan.
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Greensboro
Federal Housing Administration
Jacksonville
Camp Lejeune Marine Base
E. N. Edwards
Raleigh
R. A. Bryan
C. C. McNairy
Goldsboro
Wachovia Bank Ard Trust Co
Four men to face grand jury in Angier $44,000 robbery case
A Raleigh federal grand jury expected to hear indictments today against four men in the Angier robbery of 44 thousand dollars. Charles P. Green planned to present the bills, but delays occurred. Lillington suspects include a 32 year old and two Arnolds, ages 19 and 26, with the latter two charged as accessories. In Asheville police charged Isaac Rollinson and Carl Williams with murder in the slaying of 73 year old newspaper carrier J. King after a failed robbery attempt.
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Raleigh W
Angier
Dist
Charles P. Green
Akins
Rogers Arnold
Jesse Frank Arnold
Lillington
Asheville
C. C. Waddell
Isaac Rollinson
Carl Williams
Poe
J. King
King
Union Seeks New Contract For Truckers
In Charlotte negotiations resumed between seven North Carolina trucking firms and their drivers to reach a new contract. AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters members rejected the prior agreement two to one. About 1,500 workers voted against the proposal as talks continued with no decision reached. Trucks kept moving during the talks.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
D. Yates Heafner
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Helpers of America
Caudle Set for Public Testimony on Tax Case
Caudle, former assistant attorney general, to testify publicly Sept. 18 after six days of closed sessions. The investigation, led by Rep Chelf, questions White House influence and pressure on tax fraud cases while Caudle headed the Justice Department tax division.
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Washington
House
Ee.ardle
Rep
Chelf
D-Ky
Justice Department
Caudle
Atty
J. Howard Meteau
Congress
White House
Truman
Keats
R-Ny
Nang
Althonough
Keating
Captain Brent Returns Home Then Passes Away
New York. Capt. Martin Brent, 30, housebound by wartime duty, completes 27 Korea missions and returns to his Manhattan apartment for a family reunion before death strikes after he is guided to bed by his wife Shirley. His death follows a doctor’s arrival.
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New York
Korea
Michael
Manhattan
Shirley
Brent
Defense spending peak seen ahead of schedule says adviser
Robert C. Turner a new member of President Truman's Council of Economic Advisers warned that the defense dollar surge has peaked and further increases will end soon. He noted government studies showing defense spending and production already near their peak signaling a shift that will pose a tough task for sustaining current prosperity.
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Washington
Robert C. Turner
Truman
Threeman Council of Economic Advisers
Turner
Stevenson Heads to San Francisco for Major Foreign Policy Speech
Gov Adlai E Stevenson travels to San Francisco for what aides call his most important foreign policy address to date. He will deliver a nationwide radio and TV speech from Veterans Memorial Auditorium at 9 30 p m criticizing Eisenhowers stance on liberation of Eastern Europe and arguing for a careful, economy minded federal policy.
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Seattle
Wash
Adlai E. Stevenson
San Francisco
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Veterans Memorial Auditory
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Europe
Illinois
Local Weather Report With Confusing Temperatures
The text reports a low temperature tonight and a high of 44 tomorrow. It also states a high of 15 today and a low of 53 last night, though some figures appear garbled.
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