Invaders Mass 60 000 Men for Knockout
United States infantrymen clash with North Korean forces along the Naktong River as 60,000 Reds mass for a major push toward Taegu. American 24th Division penetrates the bridgehead east of the Naktong while Navy rockets and Marine units strike at targets across the front in a growing clash on Korea's battle line.
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Associated Press
Indians Pray for Peace atop Baar Butte Mountain
Two Cheyenne Indians David Deafey of Lame Deer Montana and his 26 year old son Bin spent three nights atop Baar Butte Mountain praying to end the Korean War. They hoped prayers offered last week would bring peace, continuing their vigil on the 4422 foot summit.
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Baar Butte
David Deafey
Lame Deer
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Bricker opposes giving Truman wage price controls
Sen Bricker argues Congress must retain decision power over wage and price controls, warning a president could pursue a piecemeal system causing inequities and pressure to broaden controls. Senate debate resumes after partisan exchanges. O Mahoney calls for a truce while Aiken and Martin press criticism.
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R.-Vt
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R.-Pa
House
House Vote Sought to Undo Post Office Cuts
The House approved a measure to cancel a Postal Service order reducing home deliveries to one per day and limiting other services. The bill now heads to a vote, with debate over potential savings ranging from 25 million to 78 million dollars, and possible Senate consideration and presidential approval required.
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Rep. Cox
D-Ga
San Diego Blaze Blackens 200 Acres
W Fire blackened 200 acres of brush land in Mexican Canyon 30 miles east of San Diego in the Jamul area before it was controlled last night by State Division of Forestry men. A weekend blaze burned 1000 acres west of Rose Canyon along Highway 101 near La Jolla. no injuries reported.
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Ex-convict moves from South Carolina jail to Georgia
Curtis Shedd a 30 year old ex convict who admitted killing two girls and their father was moved today from Walhalla South Carolina to a Georgia jail. A large crowd gathered in Walhalla with 50 national guardsmen called in and the removal described as precaution. The slayings occurred August 3 and the bodies were found in the Blue Ridge Mountains near Highlands North Carolina.
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Curtis Shedd
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Walhalla
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Eddie Weathers
Georgia Bureau of Investgation
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John Boyter
Valhalla
Jonnie May
Jo Ann
Christine Boyter
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North Carolina
Hnes
Boyter
Wilson
Red Koreans Parcel Land in South Korea
An Aug report from Peiping quoted a Chinese news service describing a South Korean land reform drive amid American air raids. It said millions of peasants receive parcels, cancel old debts, and pledge to defend their land, with many claiming they will resist any enemy seizure.
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Peiping
Associated Press
Seoul
South Korea
Tropic Gale Becomes Hurricane Moving Northward
The first hurricane of the season formed from a tropical storm near Puerto Rico and was located 350 miles north of San Juan, moving northwest. Aircraft found 75 mph winds near the center with gales extending 100 miles outward, as Weather Bureau planes confirmed a small hurricane.
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Weather Bureau
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Classifieds and early pages listing sections of a newspaper
The document lists the newspaper sections and page numbers for Boyle daily editions. It includes Bridge, Classified Ads, Comics, Crossword, Editorial, Financial pages, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Shipping, Sports, Theaters, Tides and temperatures, and Women’s activities across multiple pages.
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Powerful New Air Rocket Blasts Reds
In Korea a new 11.75 inch Tiny Tim rocket was fired from a Navy Corsair for the first time in combat. It knocked out a bridge at Chungju and damaged enemy locomotives, trains, and ammunition cars while supporting ground forces along the Naktong line.
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Taegu
Naktong Battleline
Seoul
Navy
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Ne Jgade
Hawaiian Islands
Princess Elizabeth Leaves for Lunch With King and Queen
London dispatch reports thousands of Britons gathered as Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip left Clarence House in a Rolls Royce to lunch with King George and Queen Mary. The royal couple were cheered upon their return, with Elizabeth in a summer frock and in high spirits.
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Elizabeth
King George
Queen Mary
Prince Philip
Clarence House
Buckingham Palace
California Draft Quota Set for October Inductions
Sacramento announces 10 071 registrants to undergo preinduction physicals Aug 30 to Sept 22 with 2 949 allocated to meet California October draft quota. Quotas by induction station list California counties and cities, including San Francisco 735 at the city station and Los Angeles 3786 at its station, with Sacramento 263 and San Diego 434.
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Kenneth H. Leitch
State Selective Service
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Colusa
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Stanislaus
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Imperial
Orange
Bleeds to Death While Forcing Entry to Locked Home
In North Dallas Arthur Michael Sibley 59 bled to death after cutting his arm while smashing a kitchen window to enter his locked house. Police found him on the kitchen floor with a blood trail from the back porch to the window. A neighbor heard him banging and saying he had left his key. A second neighbor alerted police about 7:30 a.m.
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Arthur Michael Sibley
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