Tito Talks To Congressmen On Religious Freedom
A congressional delegation pressed Marshal Tito on religious persecution claims in Yugoslavia and the return of 11 000 Greek Catholic children. Tito denied persecution and said several hundred children have already been sent home while authorities verify parents identities. The lawmakers urged immediate return of all children and suggested international bodies oversee the process.
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Runyon Estate In New York Net $101,360 Inheritance
Damon Runyon's New York estate tax appraisal shows a net estate of 101,360 dollars. He died December 10, 1946, with children Damon Runyon Jr and Mary R. McCann named as beneficiaries of a 79,768 dollar annuity contract, the bulk of the estate.
Marines Fight Within Seoul in Korean War Push
Marines advance from the Han River northwest into Seoul as Allied air cover and ground support press the enemy from Inchon forward. Morin notes a big push with 200 prisoners, including youths, and reports heavy activity on the Waegwan line and Kumchon Taejon corridor toward the capital.
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Truman Shows Controls Washington Press Conference
Senate and House passed the anti-communist measure by landslide votes, 51 to 7 in the Senate and 312 to 20 in the House, far above the two thirds needed to override a veto. President Truman warned he would veto earlier versions and may do so again.
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Captured Red Leader Surrenders to UN Amid War Struggles
A Pyongyang native and chief of staff explains that communism failed workers and farmers, prompting surrender to the United Nations after his 13th division faced encirclement by U S and South Korean forces. American officers express disbelief yet hope others follow. Butterflies remark closes.
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Teachers May Get Raise Budget Notes Shortfall
The general fund closed the last fiscal year with 13.2 million dollars. The budget commission decided last month that more than 12 million would be required to balance the current fiscal year.
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Budget Commission
Town History Printed On Envelopes In Brighton
Rochester area residents will receive early local history printed on the back of September school tax envelopes. Town Clerk George E. Gordon devised the idea and plans a January installment with town county tax bills. The story notes bullfighting in Spain valued at 50 million dollars annually.
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Acheson Outlines UN Plan for Security Council Reform
Acheson presented a U S plan at Flushing Meadow to expand and formalize United Nations work. It envisions a veto free general assembly, a roving UN commission, member armed services units for peace enforcement, and a study committee to prevent aggression. Dulles said the plan fixes charter loopholes and avoids Korea repeats while Russia countered with its own aims. The assembly meets again this afternoon as background notes include Africa’s subterranean dwellings and faster sound travel in water.
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Super-Speed Ships Planned for Atomic War Service
United States and Russia pursue faster submarines capable of delivering atomic bombs. Most WWII Liberty ships, now in mothball fleets, cruise at about 10 knots. fewer than 100 are active, with 136 reactivated since the Korean War began. A 24 knot speed is needed to sail unescorted in submarine waters, while the big British Queens exceed 28 knots. A 48,000-ton troopship, once to be the fastest liner, is under construction at Newport News and expected by 1952, designed for 28 to 30 knots, 12,000 troops, and 1,000 crew, moving without convoy protection.
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Newport
Thieves Steal $500 From Detroit Movie House
In Detroit on September 21 criminals slipped into a local cinema during an early showing. They targeted the marquee advertising a film titled I Stole a Million and succeeded in taking 500 dollars. No injuries reported.
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