Leniency Declared for Most Koreans by U S Officials
Washington officials said the United States plans leniency for ordinary North Korean soldiers and civilians after surrender. Leaders and those who committed atrocities could face postwar trials. UN efforts aim to unify Korea, with allies to handle occupation and elections while avoiding direct US interests.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
North Korea
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Truman
United Nations
Red China
Soviet Russia
Korea
Canada Declares Free Currency Market No Bans
Ottawa reports the Canadian dollar will float based on supply and demand after suspending foreign exchange dealings. Finance Minister Douglas Abbott notes no fixed parity will be set, reserves reach a record high, and gold bonuses rise $3.50 an ounce for newly mined gold.
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Ottawa
Canada
U. S
Douglas Abbott
Abbott
Washington
U.S
Church Brotherhood Plans Quarterly Meet
The Federated Church Brotherhood of Lynwood schedules its quarterly meeting on October 9 at Beechwood Ave and Long Beach Blvd Methodist Church. A 6:30 p.m. potluck precedes a 7:30 p.m. assembly with Rev. James F. Roberts speaking on Proposition No. 1. Women welcome. Personal property taxpayers and property owners invited.
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Federated Church Brotherhood of Lynwood
List Methodist Church
Beechwood Ave
Long Beach Blvd
John Wiley
Lynwood
Navy Admits Failure to Rescue Downed Airman
An official report from the carrier Valley Forge details failed rescue efforts for downed airman Ens. William E Brown. Brown, shot down Sept 24 over Red territory, escaped his Corsair, signaled for help, and remained missing after a helicopter mission was shot down.
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AN Francisco
Korea
Navy
Valley Forge
Pacific Fleet Command
San Francisco
Ens
William’ S E. Brown
Hazedton
Red Territory
Brown
Richard E. Downs
Whittier
Calif
John E. Ford
Brookfield
Maas
Ford
Supreme Court opens with communism race at top of docket
The Supreme Court begins its 161st term with communism and racial segregation set for early dispute. Justices return after summer travels as about 300 petitions await review. Chief topics include loyalty programs for federal workers and limits on witness self incrimination.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
William ©. Douglas
Asia
Felix Frankfurter
Europe
New England
Robert H. Jackson
Tom C. Clark
California
Clark
Texas
Harold H. Burton
Cleveland
Sherman Minton
Indiana
Fred M. Vinson
Stanley H. Reed
Kentucky
Hugo L. Black
Truman
Red faced Japanese monkey joins Long Beach Zoo
Henry Speak No Evil, a four year old two foot tall tailless Japanese monkey with a long snout and 1.5 inch fangs has joined the Long Beach Zoo as a gift from Artesia dealer William Smith. The zoo, at Carson Street and Bloomfield Avenue, is open daily 10 a.m. to sunset, director Wesley Dickinson says.
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Long Beach Zoo
Henry
William Smith
Artesia
Carson St
Bloomfield Ave
Lakewood Blvd
Wesley Dickinson
Spaatz urges full UN occupation of Korea after return
Gen Carl Spaatz, back from Korea, argues UN forces should occupy all of Korea. He says air power dominates, US must strengthen its military, and a UN police force could curb uprisings, arguing voting in the General Assembly over the Security Council veto. He notes Koreans want unification and North Korean remnants flee the 38th parallel.
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Brown
Han River
San Francisco
Carl Spaatz
Korea
United Nations
U. N
MacArthur
Spaatz
Strategic Air Force
United States
General Assembly of the
Security Council
Methodist Laymen's Group Receives Charter in Lakewood
A charter from the General Board of Lay Activities in Chicago grants the new Methodist Men organization at Lakewood Community Church in Lakewood City. The group has 30 charter members with Dr. Lisle M. Wyatt as president and Harold H. Evans as secretary. Rev. Robert D. McIntyre is the pastor and the aims are daily Christian living, church learning, winning men and boys to Christ, and promoting fellowship.
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Methodism
General Board of
Chicago
Lakewood Community Methodist Church
Bellflower Blvd
Harvey Way
Lakewood City
Lakewood
Lisle M. Wyatt
Harold H. Evans
Robert D. McIntyre
St Johns Community Presbyterian elects new officers
At the congregational meeting after Sunday service Dr Glenn R Moore presided as moderator. New elders enlarging the board included Gladys Tanner Barbara Armstrong Allen Hartshorn and C A Thompson. Deacon nominees added were William Carpenter Ruth Runyon Fay Bach Earl Rasmussen and Clyde Atterbury. Rev Wesley C Baker assisted in installing the church schoolteachers.
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Seoul
38Th Parallel
New York
Nort
South
United Nations Commission
China
Soviet Union
America
India
Pakistan
A. P. Wirephoto
Church Brotherhood
State University Law School
Atlanta
Miami
Fla
University of Maryland
Charles Gine
Louis Campagna
Arthur K. Jefferson
Jtoppa
Jap Monkey
L. B. Zoo
Queen Quality
Fall
Millivery Salen
Nan Ao
House of Erdrich
Mouton
Sailnet
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