Walker predicts quick end to Korea war if no reserves
Lt Gen Wallon H. Walker in Korea said that if the North Koreans are the entire Red force the war should end quickly. He cautioned that if reserves arrive there will be hard fighting. He noted supply lines, personnel and equipment limits and praised the Inchon amphibious action. He said the North Korean army had weakened as its best soldiers were killed.
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United Nations
Korea
Wallon H. Walker
U. S. Eighth Army
Eighth Army
Walker
Inchon
Lng
Steel Corps
Allson Promoted To National Mine Purchasing Chief
Robert J. Allison, formerly purchasing agent for the Whiteman Division, is named general purchasing agent for all divisions of National Mine Service Company. He will coordinate buying with John Delaney and F. W. Holsapple assisting, with headquarters at Indiana, Pennsylvania.
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Robert J. Allison
Whiteman
National Mine Service Company
Gordon MacVean
John Delaney
Indiana
Pennsylvania
F. W. Holsapple
Bemeco
Berkley
West Virginia
All-State
Logan
Negatives of Nudes Burned at University
In Seattle a pile of 284 undeveloped nude photographs of University of Washington freshmen was burned in a furnace. Dr. Raymond B. Aten and Barbara Honeyman watched as the films were destroyed following parental protest and claims of lack of consent during a chaotic entrance physicals lineup.
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Seattle
University of Washington
Raymond B. Aten
Barbara Honeyman
Columbia University Constituion Laboraory
Columbia
Janeymar
Pennsylvania Leads in Savings Bond Sales in August
Pennsylvanians bought over twenty nine million dollars in U S Treasury Series E FY and GG Savings Bonds in August. Arthur C Kaufman says the state shows strong bond sales versus other industrial states with payroll savings increasing weekly. More than 5 000 Pennsylvania firms encourage employees to buy E Savings Bonds through regular payroll deductions. Indiana County sales for August total 114 685 75 dollars.
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Indiana County
Senator Lodge proposes volunteer freedom warps plan
Washington September 13 Senator Lodge proposes a volunteer freedom warps of 250000 non citizens in the United States. The warps would be a single unit limited to the Foreign Service. His bill also would raise the aliens eligible for regular army service from 4900 to 25000.
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Washington
Lodge
U. S
Photo of Guards Available From Indiana Gazette
A 14 inch photograph of Co. F Indiana or Co. Lb Blairsville unit is offered for $2.00 by the Indiana Evening Gazette. The images show every man’s clear face in full unit photos. Requests and payments should be sent to the Photo Department, Indiana Evening Gazette, Indiana, Pa.
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Co. F
Indiana
Co. Lb
Blairsville
Indiana Evening Gazette
Gazette
One Year Old Edward Nadzadi Jr Celebrates Birthday
Edward Nadzadi Jr son of Mr and Mrs Edward Nadzadi of Graceton marked his first birthday on Thursday September 14 Eddie is grandson of Mr and Mrs Mike Nadzadi of Graceton and Mr and Mrs John Stern of Coral This brief item notes family relations and the date of the celebration.
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Edward Nadzadi, Jr
Edward Nadzadi
Graceston
Eddie
Mike Nadzadi
Graceton
John Stern
Coral
Sheila Henry Celebrates 1st Birthday at Home
Sheila Suzanne Henry daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick G Henry of 458 Philadelphia Street celebrated her first birthday on September 14. The Greer Siking Company presented her with a delicious first birthday cake.
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Sheila Suzanne Henry
Frederick G Henry
Philadelphia Street
Greer Siking Company
Union Services in Loduana to Host Sunday Talk
Union Surywe of the tous Central Churenes in Loduana village will hold Sunday night services at the Furat Presbyterian Church. Harry Burton Boyd will speak on The Hour of Decision.
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Union Surywe
Loduana
Furat
Harry Burton Boyd
Barnesboro Man Alverda Speaker at 7:45 Service
Donald Joiner son of Mr and Mrs Paul Joiner of Barnesboro RD 2 will be the special speaker at the 745 pm service Sunday Sept 17 at the Alverda Full Gospel Tabernacle. Joiner is a student at Asbury College Wilmore Kentucky and will resume studies there soon. He witnessed the college revival that drew national attention from the broadcasting system last winter.
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Donald Joiner
Pail Joiner
Barnesboro
R. D
Alverda
Joiner
Asbbury College
Wilmore
Liability candidate seeks removal from ballot in Marquette
Marquette County Democrats weigh removing their nominee for County Treasurer T Edward Aho after he won the primary while a patient at a state hospital for charges involving a minor. Aho led Stephen Sarka 1241 to 14, with Probate Court placing him at the hospital in July. Democratic leaders ask Attorney General Roth for guidance on substitution procedures.
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Marquette
Mich
Marquette County
T. Edward Aho
Stephen Sarka
Aho
State Hospital
Stephen J. Roth
Presbyterian Church Leader Dies in Wyoming Crash
Dr. William Barrow Pugh 62 executive secretary of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, died in a crash ten miles south of Thermopolis Wyoming on U S Highway 20. He had addressed the Wyoming Synod at Fowell earlier and received WWII Medal of Merit as an Army chaplain. Only the driver, Rev Joseph Lininger of Cheyenne, was seriously injured. Pugh logged 8000 miles in Europe last year.
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Thermopjosis
Wyo
William Barrow Pugh
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Philadelphian
Wyoming
Fowell
Pugh
City Is Now Surrounded
City defenses tight as forces enclose the area with barricades and guards on duty. Residents report checkpoints and restricted movement while officials announce continued negotiations and readiness for escalation if needed. Nearby businesses observe curfews and heightened security.
Inchon Landing Expands As Inchon Port Opens For Use
Allied forces push ashore at Inchon as 262 ships bring about 40,000 troops of the new Tenth Corps to a Yellow Sea port. Destr oyers and air support halt enemy tanks in the first clash, with steady supply and forward movement despite cautious forecasts of further heavy fighting ahead from Lt. Gen. Walton Walker and other U N commanders.
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Inchan
Tenth Corps
Yellow Sea
Inchon
Walton H. Walker
U. S
Eighth Army
Woman Loses 2nd In Korea Battle
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Sept 16 Mrs Donald B Atherton lost her first husband Pfe Joe T Winter of Oklahoma In the battle of the Bulge in World War II Yesterday she was notified that her second husband Sgt First Class Donald B Atherton had died of wounds received in Korea.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Donald B. Atherton
Pfe
Joe T. Winter
Oklahoma
Korea
Bolinger Receives Roberts Wesleyan Lower Division Scholarship
Charles Bolinger son of Jarles and Mrs Bolinger of 242 Oak Street has been awarded a lower division scholarship for his sophomore year at Roberts Wesleyan College North Chili New York. The $100 stipend supports even year study. A 1949 Indiana High School graduate he starred in the broadcasting club HYfue and the National Honor Society and has been active in Roberts A Cappella Choir and local service projects. He plans Christian ministry work after graduation.
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Uanes Boumper
Jarles Boliiger
Oak Street
Roverts Wesleyan College
North Chili New York
Charles
Indiana High School
Broadcasting Club
H-Ylue
National Honor Society
Bolinger
Roberts A Cappella Ciimy
Roberts
Large Nursing Class Joins Fresbsterian Hospital School of Nursing
In Brown Indiana Luis Jean Foust Jo Ann Kunkle Marion Joyce Wetzel from Homer City and Imogene F ye McCans of Torrance join The Fresbsterian Hospital School of Nursing in Pittsburgh on Wednesday September 13. The class numbers 95 women and will meet graduates at schools in Western Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia. It notes Waterloo before 1898 as the former name of Austin Texas.
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Bonitacuse Brown
Indiana
Luis Jean Foust
Jo Ann Kunkle
Marion Joyce Wetzel
Homer City
Imogene F.ye McCans
Torrance
Fresbsterian Hospital School of Nursing
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Unio
West Virgina
MacArthur Sees Hope In Inchon Seizure Invasion Plan
General MacArthur, two days before the Inchon Seoul invasion, said capturing the Inchon Seoul area would cut North Korea off from reinforcements and supplies. He described Seoul as the distribution heart and outlined how seizure would trap and erode the enemy through coordinated attritional fighting.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Inchon-Stou
Inchon- Seoul
Giant Ship Completed With Navy Style Upgrades
Government authorities announced the conversion of four passenger liners, including the United States and three Presidents, into fast troop and warship carriers. The United States will be renamed for military use and carry about 12,000 troops. the Presidents will carry 2,500 to 3,000 each. The Superliner’s cost is about 70 million, with 42.3 million covered by government, and top secret defense features speed the work to about 30 knots to deter submarine attacks. Builders are Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. and New York Shipbuilders Corp. The government will settle contracts with the shipping lines involved.
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United States
Britain
United States Lines
American President Lines
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co
New York Shipbuilders Corp
Camden
N. J
Madras Passes Law Banning Animal Sacrifices in Temples
In September 1648 the Madras assembly enacted a law banning animal and bird sacrifices in Hindu temples. Violators including temple holy men face fines and imprisonment under the Gazette Classified Ads notice.
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Madras
India
Madras Assembly
European rail officers to tour U S facilities this fall
Seventy four top European railroad officers visit the United States in September and October under a training program of the Economic Cooperation Administration arranged through the Association of American Railroads. They will tour Baltimore and Ohio Railroad facilities and 43 industrial plants from Baltimore to Philadelphia visiting Chicago New York and Pittsburgh among others.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
U. S
Economic Cooperation Administration
Association of American Railroads
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Glenwood
Mt. Clare
B & O Marine
New York Harbor
Bradley Is Due For Five Star General Rank
Washington reports the House Armed Services Committee approved a bill to grant Gen Omar Bradley the permanent rank of General of the Army. The Senate already passed a companion measure. Bradley, commander of the 12th Army Group in World War II, now chairs the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Omar R. Bradley
Senate
Bradley
George
C. Marshall
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
U. S Joint Chiefs of Staff
Cheney son in Korea says there isn’t much doing
NEW PRESION Conn Sept 15 Private George Cheney writing to his parents Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cheney quotes there isn’t much doing in Korea The same day an Army photo distributed by AP shows Cheney dropping a mortar shell into an artillery piece toward North Korean lines
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New Presion
Conn
Wwfi
Kenneth Cheney
George Cheney
Korea
Associate Press
Cheney
Your GI Rights on Draft Registration and Service Rules
NEA Service answers readers on draft boards registration timing and eligibility for Marines and reserve active duty. It covers registering at the closest local board, reenlisting processes, returning to active duty for former officers, and deferment rules for AFROTC cadets while in the ROTC program.
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NEA
Washington
NEA Service
Marine Corps
Army
Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps
O Dwyer Appointment Delayed by Objection in Senate
Washington Sept 16 Former New York City Mayor William O Dwyer faced a delay on his nomination as Ambassador to Mexico after Senator Hickenlooper objected to unanimous consent. Senator Lucas signaled he will bring the nomination up for consideration and possible vote on Monday.
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Washington
Senate
William O'Dwyer
New York City
Mexico
Hickenloopea
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Lucas
Illinois
Russian Flag Flown Over California Elementary School
SEAL BEACH Calif Sept 14 A hammer and sickle banner was found flying over an elementary school last Saturday The flag was pulled down by Police Chief Leo Howard and turned over to the FBI VFW members pledge to uncover the motive Officials say the school is not Red and branded the incident as a bad joke or more serious act depending on findings
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Seal Beach
Calif
Russia
Leo Howard
FBI
Obituary for Ellsworth Leor Ineer 7
Ellsworth David Leor Ineer age 7 died in Miners Hospital Spangler at 4 55 pm yesterday He was the son of Henry and Grace Lucille Smith Leehner born Hillsdale July 6 1942 Surviving are his father mother three sisters and one brother Mise Eleanor M Lech ner at home Mrs Anabelle Black Hillsdale Henry Jr at home and Miss Marjorie at home Also maternal grandfather Mr Isaac D Smith Hillsdale Friends will be received at parental home until noon Monday and may pay resped af from 1 00 until 2 30 pm at Hillsdale Methodist Church service Monday September 18 Interment Rowley Cemetery near Hillsdale
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Hillsdale
Execution Date For3 Deferred
Harrisburg reports Gov Duff moved the execution date for three Philadelphia killers from October 9 to October 4 after Attorney General Marglotti recused himself from the Pardon Board rehearing. The trio Harry Zeitz David Darcy and Harold Foster were convicted in the December 22 1948 Feasterville tavern holdup murder of William Kelly. Marglotti’s self recusal and Lt Governor Strickler’s absence hinder the board’s ability to convene.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
James H. Duff
Charles J. Marglotti
State Pardons Board
Harry Zeitz
David Darcy
Harold Foster
William Kelly
Feasterville
Bucks County
Margiotti
Becaus
Daniel B. Strickler
Pennsylvania
Camp Atterbury
Ind
28Th Infantry Division
Strickler
Marigotti
Duff
State
Senate
M. Harvey Taylor
Margiotti and
Pardon Board
The
Commonwealth
Gene D. Smith
Internal Affairs
William S. Liven
Good, Jr
U S Losing War Of Words In India Says Educator
Dr Paul R Anderson president of Pennsylvania College for Women says the United States is losing the propaganda war in India after a two month fact finding tour with India and Pakistan He notes that the Russians have the upper hand due to a louder propagandist machine and that one in six people worldwide lie in India He cites 25 000 Communist Party members in India and warns of widespread susceptibility to Soviet influenced messaging.
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Pittsburgh
United States
India
Paul R. Anderson
Pennsylvania College For Women
Pakistan
Anderson
Communist Party
Wilson College Opens Wednesday Reconstruction of campus renewal tone
Wilson College in Chambersburg opens its 81st academic year next Wednesday with a new recreation center and a French house for language immersion. About 400 students from 47 states the District of Columbia and 10 foreign countries are expected to register, as founder Constant Changes has produced 13 constitutions since 1830.
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Chambersburg
Wilson College
District of Columbia
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