No Opposition As Patrols Push To Yalu River
Allied spearhead reached Manchuria as South Korean troops moved unopposed to the south bank of the Yalu river marking the first UN advance up the peninsula. Other division elements faced unconfirmed Chinese attacks about 50 miles south while a 250000-man U.S. Marine landing force pushed at Wonsan port on the east coast.
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China
Yalu river
North Korea
Manchuria
U.N
Republic of Korea
U.S. mariest division
Wonsan
K.M.A.G
Common Defence Plan Marks Unprecedented Peacetime Accord
Canada and the United States formally agreed to coordinate resources skills and economies for mutual defence in peacetime. Trade Minister C D Howe praised the signing as a new advance in economic cooperation citing six principles guiding the accord signed at the state department by Hume Wrong Canadian ambassador to the United States.
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ASHINGTON
Canada
United States
C. D. Howe
state department
Hume Wrong
Soap Price Hikes Hit Winnipeg Households
Winnipegers face higher laundry and toilet costs as soap flakes and powder rise. Three cent hikes on large packages and six cents on giant packages reflect higher tallow and vegetable oil costs. Retail prices for laundry and toilet goods also climb by one half to one cent per size.
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WINNIPEG
Red China Support Denied In Korea By U S Army
U S Eighth Army says there is no evidence of overt Chinese Communist army backing North Korea. A Chinese prisoner in North Korean uniform, captured near Unsan, and another captured nearby, are noted. A ROK division says a Chinese prisoner claimed three Chinese battalions attacked east of Onjong, with 20 000 Chinese Reds said to have crossed into North Korea. Probes are ongoing.
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Korea
North Korea
Unsan
Republic of Korea
ROK
Onjong
Eighth Army
Manchuria
Coulter Again Wins As Mayor Of Winnipeg
Winnipeg results show Garnet Coulter winning a fifth two year term in a landslide over Jack Blumberg. Coulter, 68, secured 52 357 votes to 26 835 for Blumberg, who was backed by the CCF. Coulter ran as an independent and will extend the longest mayoral tenure in Winnipeg's 76 year history.
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Jack Blumberg
Garnet Coulter
Coulter
Blumberg
CCF
Ralph Webb
INDIA
U.N. LAKE SUCCESS
N.Y
United Nations
next Mesca
Truman
O'MALLEY
RICKEY
DODGER
BROOKLYN
Bighoe
Brooklyn Dredgers
Walter O'Malley
pires
Dedgum
ARGU TORONTO
Bertnieh
boi
The Left Hand Corner political pamphlet launches
The Left Hand Corner issues a 16 page illustrated booklet mimicking a weekly magazine. Fleet Street ridicules the campaign with a mix of serious articles, comic strips, cookery hints, crosswords and knitting patterns. Churchill statements appear among the content.
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Fleet Street
Alan Harvey
London
Winston Churchill
Conservative party
City Rail Worker Killed at Dunmore Junction
John Palyschnik, a 62 year old CPR sectionman from Lethbridge, was instantly killed at Dunmore seven miles east of Medicine Hat when struck by a moving freight train while working on the main line. An inquest was ordered by the Medicine Hat coroner.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Lethbridge
John Palyshnik
Dunmore
here
Palyshnik
E G F Skinner
Windsor hotel
CPR
Medicine Hat dispatch
John Palyschnik
Canada
Russians Announce Red Chinese Enter Tibet
Berlin dispatch reports Taegliche Rundschau quoted a Soviet center commission source saying Chinese Communist forces crossed Tibet’s frontier early Tuesday. Peiping radio had ordered advances on Tibet, framing the move as freeing 3 million Tibetans from imperial oppression and strengthening China’s western defense.
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Chinese People's Army
Taegliche Rund
schau
Soviet centre
Germany
Peiping
China
Taegliche Rundschau
Washington
democratic peoples of the Republic of China
Chinese Peoples army
British play quiet role as delegates attend Indian parley
I Norman Smith reports from Lucknow on the Institute of Pacific Relations conference attended by about 105 delegates from 13 countries. Discussions in two hotels at Lucknow University cover Asia and world issues with views on Russia lynching in Georgia and Asiatic immigration, noting Indians enjoy debate, Japanese make sharp points and Australians pitch fast ball.
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The Herald
LUCKNOW
India
Institute of Pacific Relations
Lucknow University
Asia
Russia
Georgia
Canada
Only One Soviet A-Blast As Far As Truman Knows
President Truman stated he has no information that the Soviet Union has produced more than one atomic explosion. He recalled that on Sept. 23 last year he reported a single explosion and noted South Korean troops would occupy the northern Korea frontier. He does not expect trouble in Western Europe this year.
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ASHINGTON
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Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
Korea
Europe
Dominion Donates Arms for Dutch Army Division
Ottawa reports Canada will ship arms and equipment to equip two Dutch army divisions, the first large-scale aid under North Atlantic pact. The two lots will depart Montreal mid November and Halifax later. Funding comes from a 300 million dollar parliamentary vote. no troops announced yet, though further moves are expected.
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Canada
Europe
Montreal
Halifax
Netherlands
Tories Hold Scotstoun Seat In By-Election
In Glasgow Scotstoun Conservative Col J R H Hutchison won the by election with 18 494 votes to Labour 17 175 and Independent Labour 680 The Conservative margin over Labour was 1319 with 73 percent turnout Hutchison succeeds Sir Arthur Young who died News notes Labour overall tally in Commons stands at 313 Conservatives 296 Liberal nine and Independent one amid ongoing byelections
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Reuters
Winston Churchill
Scotstoun
Labor
Col J R H Hutchison
Labor party
Hutchison
Glasgow Central
Sir Arthur Young
William Bargh
David Gibson
Independent Labor party
Young
house of commons
James G. MacManaway
Scottish Rite Masons hold two day reunion in Edmonton
About 500 Scottish Rite Masons will convene in Edmonton for a two day reunion starting Thursday. Presiding at the meeting will be H 3B Macdonald MLA of Calgary.
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EDMONTON
Macdonald
Calgary
Britain's New Commons Housewarming Marks Freedom Faith
London October 26 The King praised the new House of Commons in Westminster Hall as a sign to the world of faith in freedom. Parliament prorogued the current session after the ceremony and will reconvene October 31 in the new £2 million chamber as Attlee and other leaders vow commitment to democracy and the commonwealth.
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great palace
commons
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commonwealth
Attlee
Lightning Ground Advance Saves Landing From Trap
South Korean troops opened a 50 000 man amphibious operation at Wonsan, led by the US 1st Marine Division, after a lightning advance by the 3rd Korean Division thwarted a planned trap. The marines and 7th Infantry Division began landings behind the rapid Korean push, inches from a deadly mine field and trench obstacle course.
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United States
1st Marine Division
Wensan
7th Infantry Division
Kremlin Row Over Lie Stalin Veto Hits UN Power Struggle
Lake Success reports a Kremlin quarrel between Prime Minister Stalin and Trygve Lie led to Russia vetoing Lie as UN secretary general. Malik exposed that Lie refused Stalin Molotov amendments to curb pro American bias, while Lie stayed silent amid secrecy.
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Lie
Stalin
LAKE SUCCESS
N.Y
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ignity
Trygve Lie
Russia
U.N
Moscow
United States
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Jakob A Malik
security council
V. M. Molotov
Truman considers special congressional session
President Truman said he may call Congress into special session before or after the November 3 election. The decision will be issued when reached, regardless of timing. In other items, Tibetan rebels near Neiwutsi.
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WASHINGTON
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CALCUTTA
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Statesman
Neiwutsi
Riwoche
Lhasa
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U.S
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C. B. Howe
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