Truman vows united front to defend liberties in Asia
President Truman declares the United States will not hesitate to go to war to resist aggression and defend liberty as he offers a partnership of peace to Asia. He calls on the Soviet Union to live up to UN principles and join efforts for collective security and disarmament.
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U.S
TRUMAN
FRISCO
AN FRANCISCO
Asia
United States
state department
Voice of America
Far East
Russia
Washington
War Memorial Opera House
United Nations
Gen. MacArthur
Wake Island
Gethbridge
LETHBRIDGE
ALBERTA
PYONGYAN
SOUTH Ki
republic
U.N
Gales Smash Florida Misses Hometowns and Kills Resident
One dead and hundreds homeless as a Florida hurricane slams Davis West Hollywood and West Hallandale with 125 mile winds. National Guard troops guard damaged areas while Sheriff Hall notes Davie suffered extensive destruction amid widespread injuries and property loss in a 500 homeless aftermath.
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Associated Press
AMI
Fla
South Florida
Florida
Davis
West Hollywood
West Hallandale
Hall
Storm Across River To Enter Prize City After Brilliant March North
South Korean troops said to have fought into Pyongyang after an eight day 90 mile advance. The Pusan radio reported ROK 1st division swarmed the Pyongyang airfield and crossed the Taedong river before U N cavalry. Commonwealth troops halted outside city as U S forces moved up. Reports questioned as field dispatch noted enemy targets still under attack nearby. The drive marked a historic link between South Korea beach heads Manila Tokyo as American tanks cleared a path.
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OKYO
Pyongyang
Pusan
Republic of Korea
ROK
Taedong
Pusan radio
United Nations
commonwealth
QO. H. P. Ming
Scarlet sage brightens Montreal lawns in autumn bloom
The Montreal Gazette lauds salvia splendens as a striking autumn plant. Thousands pass daily for work and enjoy vivid scarlet flowers that persist against early winter threats, brightening hedges and gardens despite fading seasons.
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Montreal Gazette
Justice Kellock Named Government Arbitrator in Rail Strike
Ottawa Oct 18 CP Justice R L Kellock of the Supreme Court of Canada is named government arbitrator to end the railway wage dispute. He will dictate final and binding terms covering general wage increases, the five day 40 hour week, and applicable employee classes under an Aug 30 parliamentary bill.
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JUSTICE KELLOCK
Supreme Court of Canada
OTTAWA
R. L. Kellock
France Loses Fifth Front Post To Viet Minh
France announced abandonment of the Indo China frontier post at Dong Dang, the fifth post surrendered in a month along the frontier facing the Ho Chi Minh guerrillas. The Dong Dang garrison withdrew, closing another entry point on the invasion route from China through Nam Quan and nearby passes.
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Associated Press
GAece
Indo - China
France
Dong Dang
China
FIFTH POST
Ho Chi Minh
Nam Quan
Charred Body Found in Coleman Barn
Firefighters обнаружили обугленное тело мужчины в летней сеннике колодного сарая недалеко от города Колман. Ликий указывает, что погибший может быть Эндрю Кулиг, 66 лет, бывший шахтер, пропавший из дома. Следствие ведет Монтаный полицейский департамент.
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Coleman
United Nations help urged as Kashmir dispute grows
In Karachi Pakistan I Norman Smith reports the Kashmir conflict dominates talk as another United Nations mediation effort fails. The 1947 dispute stems from Kashmir’s Hindu ruler joining India while Muslims and tribesmen oppose rule. India and Pakistan have since deployed troops and set up leaders, with mass Muslim migrations noted.
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I. NORMAN SMITH
The
Herald
KARACHI
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
United Nations
Sheikh Abdullah
Stay Where You Live Campaign Rush Finishes Tonight
Campaign officials push for a $50,000 objective in Lethbridge Chest blitz with an 8:30 p.m. deadline for canvassers to submit results. A radio roundup will follow as leaders aim to surpass early contributions totaling $10,867 by Tuesday night. The drive runs three days to match a Canadian example in Victoria where $181,000 was raised in a single day.
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Lethbridge
John M. Wilton
The
Herald
Chest
Imperial Motors
Mr. Wilton
Victoria
B.U
Union barred from meeting as three expelled members barred
The Consumers local of the International Chemical Workers Union AFL CIO barred from a meeting last night three men expelled from the union for alleged Communist affiliation.
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TORONTO
The
Consumers
International Chemical Workers’ Union
AFL-TLO
Missing Woman in Edmonton Ties to $32,000 Heist
Elsie Arnetta Tessdale, 33, a Toronto bookkeeper, sought in the disappearance of about $32,000 from her employer, has been located in Edmonton. Police said she is in custody, with unclear if any funds were recovered. Edmonton detectives, acting on Toronto information, detained her after arrival.
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TORONTO
Elsie Arnetta Tessdale
Edmonton
Alex McCathie
Y.W.C.A
UN organized masses move from Pyongyang report
Multiple brief items: unorganized masses move north from Pyongyang while three F-36 jets crash near Washington. search continues for missing civilian aircraft near Edmonton. Greenglass pleads guilty to conspiracy. Britain shows large half year trade surplus. Saskatchewan weather halts travel and harvest. U.N. Assembly emergency session vote approved. Labour govt wins by 12 vote margin.
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PYONGYANG
WASHINGTON
air force
U.S
Potomac river
EDMONTON
Vancouver
Winnipeg
R.C.AF
Grande Prairie
GREENGLASS
NEW YORK
David Greenglass
United States army
Russia
BRITAIN
LONDON
Reuters
treasury
PRINCE ALBERT
Sak
Saskatchewan
Laewis general
La Ronge
U.N. ASSEMBLY
LAKE SUCCESS
N.Y
U.N
general assembly
security council
LABOR
gevermunimi
house of commons
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George Ornelusik
Zak
Groceteria
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Grafton
Fort Lewis
Wash
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Regina
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