No Air Attack Confirmed In Korean Cease Fire Zone
Allied investigators under Air Force Col. Don O. Darrow could not confirm an air attack in the Kaesong cease fire area. Reds offered no move to resume truce talks as the 12th protest since talks began two months ago continued. Bullet marks from multiple directions were found near the conference site, contradicting claims of a single pass.
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Reds
U.N
Air Force
Don O. Darrow
United Nations
Aeigen Speen See
Crea
Tecy
Darrow
Chang
Red
Matthew B. Ridgway
C. Turner Joy
Hoey Promises Hard Look at Boyle Influence
Three Senate investigators from both parties open public hearings into the St Louis RFC loan to American Lithofold and Boyle links. Mundt Hoey and McClellan pledge a fair inquiry while seeking why Litho obtained contracts after hiring Boyle and whether RFC loans were influenced by political ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Boyle
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
American Lithofold Corporation
St. Louis
Sen
Hoey
D-Nc
Litheford
Truman
Post Dispatch
James Pan
Internal Revenue
Post
Finnegan
Litteford
Mundt
Twelve Are Killed In Weekend Plane Crashes
A series of weekend plane crashes across the United States and Alaska left 97 people dead or missing. Crashes occurred at Brookston Minnesota Phillipsburg New Jersey Abington Pennsylvania Spotsylvania Virginia and Fairbanks Alaska. A Weymouth Massachusetts airliner crash landed in flames injuring 19 others. A DC-3 crash near Sao Paulo Brazil killed 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alaska
North Atlantic
Brookston
Minn
Phillipsburg
N.J
Abington
Iceland
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Waston
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Forest Ranger
Brookstrow
Fairbanks
Philadelphia
Spotsylvania
Crumbles of Thought Prompt Peculiar Exchange
A fragment hints at a stream of consciousness about speaking and thinking. The text presents a jumble of phrases suggesting meta reflection on speech versus thought. No clear event or人物 or organization is present.
Will Reynolds Dies at 88, Harness Racing Figure and Tobacconist
William Neal Reynolds a Winston-Salem tobacco magnate and harness racing supporter died at 88 in a local hospital. Born March 22 1863 in Patrick County Virginia he helped form R J Reynolds Tobacco Co later serving as chairman and leading leaf purchasing. His horse Mary Reynolds won the Hambletonian in 1933 and a memorial coliseum at North Carolina State College honors him.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
William Neal Reynolds
Reynolds
Goshen
N. Y
Mr. Will
Patrick County
Hardin W
Nancy Cox Reynolds
Harden, Jr
Walter
Richard Joshua Reynolds
Richard
Will
Henry Roan
Z Eng
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Mary Reynolds
Brown Berry
Stalin's Troubles at Home Loom Over World Ambitions
In a column by Harry Ferguson, Stalin is portrayed as preoccupied with domestic issues that restrain his global aims. He cites upheavals in Czechoslovakia Albania and shifts in China and France as signs that satellites resist Moscow's control. The piece argues Moscow expects satellites to align with its interests, not their own, leaving Stalin too busy patching his own roof to spark a world war debates.
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Harry Ferguson
United Press Foreign
Stalin
Russia
San Francisco
Czechoslovakia
Stooges
China
Albania
Moscow
Europe
French Communist Party
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Red Star
Korea
Tito
John M. Hightower
Andrei Gromyko
Asia
Far East
Gromyko
New York
Orient
Red China
Weekend fatalities rise to fifteen in North Carolina
A United Press tally lists fifteen weekend deaths across North Carolina including a Lumberton car crash killing Margaret Small and other cases in Robeson and Mecklenburg counties. The report cites drownings, gun and knife deaths, a fatal hanging in Statesville, and a fatal collision near Hildebran with multiple victims.
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North Carolina
United Press
Margaret Small
Lumberton
Robeson
St. Pauls
Edith Kinlaw Rudd
Dillon
S. C
Emma Jean Woodall
Huntersville
Mecklenburg County
Governor Kerr Scott Heads to New York for Portrait Sitting
Governor Kerr Scott will speak at three public appearances, attend the Farmers Cooperative Exchange meeting, and address the State Employes Association. He will visit Mebane civic club tomorrow and travel to New York on Wednesday to sit for a Christie portrait, returning Friday.
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Raleigh
Ulp
Kerr Scott
New York
Scott
Farmers Cooperative Exchange
State Employes Association
Mebane
Howard Chandler Christie
Truman vows to keep Dean Acheson as secretary of state
President Truman expressed resolve to retain Dean Acheson as secretary of state after praising his performance at the San Francisco Japan peace talks. Truman planned informal talks with Acheson and prepared a light schedule including a luncheon with IMF officials and a dedication event for the GAO Building.
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Washington
Truman
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Missouri
San Francisco
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wisney
International Monetary Fund
Legless Soldier Marries Legless Soldier in Joliet
Pvt Hubert Reeves, a quadruple amputee from the Korean war, wed Beverly Hall in Joliet First Baptist Church. About 600 guests watched Reeves in a wheelchair place the ring on Beverly’s finger as they began their life together. Comedian Eddie Cantor dedicated his first TV show to the couple and sent a TV set as a gift.
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Beverly
Reeves
Korea
United States
Ralph Blatt
Eddie Cantor
Cantor
All Attacks Defeated Says Fighting General
8th Army HQ Korea reports United Nations counteroffensive near Pusan and Pyongyang defeated Red attacks with heavy losses. Gen James Van Fleet says UN controls more territory than at start of the week and that a huge enemy push is being prepared in western Korea.
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8Th Army
Korea
United Nations
James A. van Fleet
van Fleet
Pusan
Red
U.N
U.N. Y
North Korea
Gye
Pyongyang
U.S
Yalu River
Two New Jet Aces Claim They Were Lucky in North Korea
Lieut. Ralph D. Gibson and Capt. Richard S. Becker, both new jet aces with five confirmed kills, say luck and skill aided their dogfights over Alley, North Korea. Gibson’s fifth kill came yesterday at 34,000 feet. Becker reported destroying a MIG and witnessing a parachute.
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Warren P. Franklin
United Press
Alley
North Korea
Ralph D
Hoot) Gibson
Mount Carmel
Richard S. Becker
Fort Monroe
James Jabara
Gibson
Ees
Becker
Sitter and Three Die in Gas Fueled Tragedy
A 16 year old baby sitter and three children plus an additional playmate died in a gas filled apartment after a stove jet was ignited. Police say the sitter had left her daughter with Patricia Finkins and two boys, William Armstrong Jr. 12 and John 9, while Kathleen Houghton, a friend, stayed with them amid fears of prowlers.
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Joseph Clifton Wellman
Claude Joe Smathers
Concord
Louis E. Jarrett Jr
Gastonia
Leonard H. May
Donald Morris
Matthews
Monroe
Oliver Jefferson Bradshaw
Davidson
Spencer Goins
Littleton
H. A. House
Ed Alston
Jessie Thomas Mordecai
Raleigh
James Edward Pipkins
Landis
Linnie Belle Vanderford
Eric Vanderford
R. M. Dickerson
Odell Davis
Charlotte
Vanderford Automno
Virgil Mosteller
Hildebran
Robert E. Lee
Gaffney
S. C
Carson McLaughlin
New York City
China Grove
Ina Pearl Hendren
Statesville
Marvin
Odell Jones
Neck
Britton Seid
Patricia Finkins
William Armstrong Jr
John
Kathleen Houghton
Weather update with mild temperatures
The report notes a low of 60 tonight and a high of 84 for the day. Another low around 49 is mentioned, reflecting typical fall swing in temperatures.
Gromyko Faces Defeat Over Japan Peace Pact
In San Francisco Andrei Gromyko’s push to amend the Japan peace treaty failed as 48 nations signed the pact in a 63 minute ceremony. The United States secured key support with Pakistan and Indonesia endorsing the treaty while India did not attend. A defense treaty followed with Shigem Yoshida and Secretary Acheson, confirming continued US armed presence in Japan after occupation ends.
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Russia
Red China
Japan
Gromyko
United States
State Department
Pakistan
Indonesia
Asia
India
San Francisco
Sidio
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San Francisco Presidio
Robert Vermillion
United Press Staff
Tokyo
Kaesong
G. Milton Kelly Washington
William M. Boyle
Peacefote
Will Reynolds
Horse Fame
America
Pearl Harbor
Yoshida
John Sparkman
D-Ala
General Accounting Office
White House
Pacific Coast
Democratic Party
Los Angeles
Arteste
By Leroy Hansen
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Seoul
Sitter
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Mt. Mitchell
New Orleans
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Tampa
Wilmington
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