Train Rams Into Rear Of Another In Korea Kill Count Rises
U S soldiers die and about 60 are injured when a stationary train from Pusae to Seoul is rammed from the rear by a second train in northern Korea. The crash occurred near Napnin. A hospital train later brought 20 bodies to Seoul. Acetylene torches were used to free victims. At least two Koreans were killed.
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Pusan
Napnin
Moko
Segul
EL Peary
Flushing
N. Y
Smong
Soviet Commandant Slams British Police In Berlin
Soviet commandant accused British police of inactivity fueling bloody street fighting around the Soviet war tremorist installation. Talks between allied envoys and Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov were paused. Ambassador Bedell Smith declined to comment on yesterday's talks.
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Joscow
Britain
United States
France
Mr. Molotov
Walter Bedell Smith
Kremlin
22 Year Old Woman Dies In Scott Jail
Gate City Va. Spl William Axers reports 22 year old woman died in Scott County jail Monday night in a cell with three other inmates. An autopsy by Dr. Wolfe indicated possible stomach heart brain failure. results due in five days. Pendleton said she was detained for vagrancy after drinking alcohol and complaining of heart pain. She reportedly cried out before collapsing in her bunk.
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William Axers
Scott County
Wemet
Sherrif Ban J. Pendleton
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George
L. Grings
Pendlaton
Pendigton
GOP High Command Drives Senatorial Push in States
GOP top leaders push for a broad senatorial drive as Democrats threaten four GOP seats. In Washington, official signals tie Dewey’s campaign to GOP strategy with late October conferences and a push for unity. Meanwhile talks on colonial trusteeship in Africa linger amid the Big Four debates.
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Rusvis
Somaliland
Washington
Republican High Command
AFL
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Tn Washingto
Capehart
India
Ment
United
Jim Gov
ITU Case Tossed Into U S Politics
A tense session of the Big Four failed to resolve issues on how to modify United Nations rules. Western powers oppose reopening. The Taft Hartley Act and AFL disputes shape labor politics as delegates debate actions and potential intergovernmental moves.
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Tryrgve Lie
Andre Y. Visnansky
Washington
Trum
France
Taft-Hartley
AFL
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Yate
Ohio
Tsional
Ermcie! Net
Graphical Union
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Viahine
PIU
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Srek
Patt
Cincinnati
Canaan
Hatae Eberses
American envoy comments on aid and policy shifts in London
An American briefing officer recalls James F Byrnes and U S policy tug of war with London officials. Lewia W. Douglas, ambassador to London, expresses astonishment at earlier concessions and later demands. The fragment hints at U S aid, Frissia requests, and realignments in the wartime alliance.
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London
United States
Frissia
James F.’ Byrnes
Political race turbulence with Dewey trips and state battles
The report outlines GOP hopes and rival contests across states including Minnesota West Virginia and Wyoming as Dewey plans a Western tour. It notes edge for Revercomby Ball Revertuew and Riley in several races while Minnesota Senator Ball faces Hubert Brustipher and possible independent challenge from Fimner Benson.
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Dv. Robertson
Wyomins
Chapman Revercout
West Vieginia
George Wilson
Town
Patrick I. Hurley
New Mexico
Ross Ritley
Okiehome
Revercomby
Ball
Revertuew
Riley
Wes
Democratic
Colorado
Newleorei
Second Largest City in Hyderabad Falls
A chaotic report describes Hyderabad's second largest city falling amid claims of surrender to advancing Indian Army troops. The defences collapse as the occupation broadens northwest of the capital, with officials asserting no civil resistance, while local demographics and authority figures are cited in vague terms.
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New Delhi
Aurangabad
Rowpsy
Indian Defenise Ministry
Primcely Shire
Alivengabed
Dautatatnd
Jalna
Mes
Ace
Mizan
Hermit Gong Artist Guards Time For Forty Years
A Japanese hermit artist in Tokyo has reportedly kept a gong ringing around the clock for 40 years. Villagers claim the noise shaped daily life, with Miura, now 67, refusing wartime surrender of the gong materials. He remains a bachelor and the gong is described as a living thing by locals.
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Tokyo
APA
Foxowi
Miura
Miure
Hassme
Dewey to Host Virginia Davis at Pawling Gathering
Virginia Davis of the Times-News will join Governor Thomas E. Dewey at Grange Hall in Pawling New York Saturday to discuss agricultural issues with farm directors and visiting officials Senator George O Aiken and Congressman D. R Hope among attendees The event aims to gather ideas on improving crop feed programs livestock prices and preserving agriculture on a strong footing for the country
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Virginia Davis
Foray
Kingsport
Dewey
Mies Davis
Movgermor Sra
Nere Pawling
York City
Pawling
Street Scenes Highlight Erratic Local Visit In Town
A garbled report describes a visitor from a well known Kingsport business making a brief appearance on Broad Street. The scene includes a taped warning to not touch or sit down and shows the crowd's reaction with friendly gestures and a quick exit.
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Kingsport
Broad Street
Reward Offered in Egg Hurling Case
Police offer 75 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of those who egged participants during a political campaign stop featuring B. Carrot Reece and Rey Acuff. Chief Stitt said investigation yielded no new developments as of yesterday.
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J. Charles Stitt
B. Carrot! Reece
Rey Acuff
Stock Market Steady Tone Follows Yesterday’s Gains
Steady tone persisted in today’s stock market with prices holding after an initial advance. Fractions marked the rise and only a few issues posted minor advances as trading volume remained moderate amid cautious sentiment.
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New York
Truman Assured Of Texas Support!
The Texas Democratic convention certificated Aiden B. Johnson as the party nominee for U S Senate after a long session. Delegates from Harris Dallas Tarrant and B arns on counties walked out in protest amid tense proceedings at the Fort Worth gathering.
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Fox
Democratic Party of Texas
Madera
Aiden B. Johnson
Johnson
Harris
Dallas
Tarrant
Barnson
Tennessee Democrats elect Taylor as state chairman
Nashville Tenn The Tennessee Democratic State Executive Committee selected Robert L. Littleford Taylor as chairman and voted to consider substitute electors for three of the thirteen Democratic electors. The plan responds to factional disputes over ticket alignment, with Taylor named by acclamation after Browning's primary campaign. The committee also named Beverly Briley secretary and chose several vice chairmen from various cities.
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Tenn
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Vail
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Chambery Balsted
Democratic Party
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Normale
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Eartier
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Eut Taylor
S. Ghut Welter
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Johnsutt
Browning
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Lester
Benton
Knoxville
French ‘Bramtley
Manchester
J. Harria
Bolivar
Sagaln
Shereilt
Chattanooga
Robbie Wallace
Lexington
Franklin
Plans for the belt stadium discussed by city recreation commission
Bill Adams says charges are false as the city recreation commission debates plans for a stone belt stadium at J Pred Johnson Park. Quorum absence delays formal action for September. concerns include field holes, leaks, bleacher needs, and rental options. Additional courts and neighborhood facilities are planned amid park development funding.
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Johnson Park
City Recreation Comraieasons
Bit Barnett
Mission
Trangermenke
Wi @ McHertis
Amerway
Fred Johnson Park
Bordon Park
Sea Recreation
Hunters and agents clash over dove seasons in Georgia
Georgia hunters and U S Fish and Wildlife Service agents clash over dove open seasons. Georgia fixes two seasons September 15 to 30 and December 1 to 31, while federal rules impose different dates. Federal agents seize five hunters in Athens as part of an enforcement drive. penalties include up to 300 a term and jail. James Silver notes the dove as a migratory bird under federal law. Elliott of the Georgia Fish and Game Commission opposes cooperation with federal authorities.
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Georgia
U S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Georgia Gare and
Federels
Getrgia
U. S
Charles Ellott
Georgia Fish and Game Commission
Athens
United States Commissions
Sencca
James Silver
Elliott
Stones and Tear Gas Turn Richmond Strike Violent
In Richmond California a huge clash erupted as about 2 000 striking longshoremen and supporters fought police near the Stamderd Oil refinery. Tear gas was fired, stones were hurled, and several bystanders and reporters were injured. Police ordered workers to return next morning while AFL leaders urged calm.
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Calg
Solice
Unienigis
Gong
CTC
AFL
Poliveminata
Ingrote
Longshord
Harry Bridges
Morkera
O& Statement
San Rafael
Tte
Athens
No Diagnosis Given For Ill Child Suffering From Poliomyelitis
The six year old boy Regera Chase, son of Lewis I Chase of Orden Mills, was stricken Tuesday at Holston Valley Community Hospital. An attending physician said the illness caused respiratory failure and paralysis. He was sent to an unavailable hospital for iron ling therapy. Further details were promised.
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Chase
Lewis I Chase
Orden Mills
Eckook
Holston Valley Community Hospital
Young Chase
Knonville Hospital
Weather Outlook notes clear skies for area
Fragments of a weather forecast mention expected showers previously noted but now predict a clear period. It references a high around a value and a low of about four dollars during the night, with Tuesday and Wednesday abbreviated and unclear.
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