Outnumbered Yanks Rout 40 Red Jets in Korea Front
United Nations forces repelled Communist forces with air and ground actions as Gen. Bradl ey and Gen. Ridgway toured the front. American jets claimed five enemy fighters down with three more damaged in a 67-plane dog fight over northwest Korea. South Korean troops seized hills west of Heartbreak Ridge and nearby positions, with a bloody hand to hand battle as they routed North Korean forces.
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Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
Omar H. Bradley
Matthew D. Ridgway
Marichuria
Heartbreak Ridge
East Central
Punccbowl
Inje
U. N
Chorwon
Bradley
U. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ri ,Way
Tokyo
Peron Blames U S in Revolt Jails Hundreds
Buenos Aires October 1 AP Hundreds of soldiers and political leaders were rounded up in a government secret police dragnet to crush opposition to President Juan D Peron. About 200 officers and men were arrested. Leaders of Radical Communist Socialist and Conservative parties were among those detained after Friday's abortive revolt. A government spokesman accused minority parties of U S financed plots to overthrow Peron. Peron accused former U S ambassador Spruille Braden of provoking civil war in Argentina.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Jeaders
Peron
Adrian Escobar
United States
Brazil
France
Spain
Congress
Moises
Lebensohn
Radicals
Cristologo Larralde
Dardo Cuneo
Guillermo Gainza Paz
Alberto
Gainza Paz
la Prensa
Radical
Sprulle Braden
U. S
Braden
Peronista
Government House
Washington
Mine Caves at Weetslade Trap Six Miners Near Newcastle
Six coal miners were trapped 750 feet underground when a shaft wall collapsed at the Weetslade mine. One man was rescued after four hours, suffering gas effects. About 100 were in the mine, with the trapped group a mile from the main shaft. Rescue hindered by gas and water seeping from the breach. The mine lies five miles north of Newcastle in Northumberland.
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Westlade
England
Weetslade
Weatside
Newcastle
Northwaperland
Giants Lead Playoff After 3-1 Victory
At Gatlinburg Tennessee Gen George C Marshall urged immediate universal military training arguing it avoids disastrous economic results He spoke at the Governors Conference amid talk of Dwight Eisenhowers presidential bid and Ohio Gov Lausches push to curb federal aid.
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Gatlinburg
Tetin
George C. Marshall
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Frank Leusche
Ohio
Secretary of Defense
Defense Department
Korea
America
Matthew
Congress
Lausche
Gabrielson Wins Confidence Vote on RFC Lending Ties
Washington October 1 UPI forty one of one hundred four Republican National Committee members gave a standing vote of confidence to Chairman Suy George Gabrielson over his RFC loan activities. The vote, taken at a one day regional conference, was unanimous among attendees.
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Washington
UPI
Republicary National Committee
Suy George Gabrielson
RFC
Cam
Paigm
Gabrielson
Jouett Ross Todd
Kentucky
Gabrielsons
Todd
Truman
William M. Boyle Jr
Pair Accused of $120 Holdup in City Jail
Shawneetown Illinois October 1 Gene Oldham and John Nelson were charged with breaking into the city jail to rob a prisoner of 120 dollars.
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Shawneetown, I
Gene Oldham
John Neson
Father KO's His Son in Court Over Annoying Girls
New York magistrate Charles Solomon fines 20-year-old James Mason Jr. $15 for harassing girls near his home and urges paternal discipline. The father, a 200 pound construction worker, lands a punch on his son, declaring the punishment will continue at home.
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New York
Charles Solomon
James Mason Jr
Pilot lands burning airliner saves 44 aboard
Capt William S Walsh Jr of Los Angeles safely landed a non-scheduled New York to Oakland airliner eight miles west of San Diego after its starboard engine caught fire. The plane belly landed with wheels collapsed but all 41 passengers and three crew escaped unharmed. Navy fire crews extinguished the blaze.
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EL Centro
New York-to
Oakland
Calif
William S. Walsh Jr
Los Angeles
San Diego
Naval Air Station
Navy
Walsh
Centro
Weather forecast with variable clouds and light winds
Weather page notes variable high clouds tonight with possible fog patches. Tomorrow morning sees mostly sunny conditions with little temperature change. Winds shift from light variable tonight to west southwest tomorrow afternoon, at 12 to 20 miles per hour.
Thomson Irvin Homer Lifts Giants In NL Playoff Opener
Brooklyn hosted the opening NL pennant playoff game as Jim Hearn pitched the New York Giants to a 3-1 victory. Bobby Thomson and Monte Irvin hit solo homers, while Andy Pafko sparked the Dodgers with a second inning homer. Irvin belted a crucial eighth inning shot to seal the win.
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Brooklyn
Jim Hearn
New York Giants
Bobby Thomson
Monte Irvin
Andy Pafko
Dodgers
Thomson
Irvin
Hearn
Dodgers Giants Playoff Telecast On Local Channel
Columbia Broad casting Co. carried the Brooklyn and New York Giants National League playoff game on KTSL. Viewership was local with a radio telecast by KFOX from the park and a possible tomorrow broadcast. KTSL announced a 10 30 p m retelecast of today's game.
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Columbia Broadcasting Co
Brooklyn
New York Giants
KTSL
KFOX
Park
Keone
Dodgers Beat Giants In Eight as Branca Strong Hitters Trounce
Ralph Branca held the Giants to five hits over eight innings while walking five and hitting a batter. Al Dark doubled for the Giants' sixth and final hit in the ninth as the Dodgers secured a win with late pressure and scattered singles from Hearn. Teammate Thomson belted a homer to left field, and Irvin was hit on the elbow earlier in the game. The summary notes continued on another page.
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Ralph Branca
Hearn
Peles
Jess Ball
Giants
Branca
Big Ralphie
Irvin J
Thomson
Clarence Podbielan
al Dark
Dodgers
Fire Raging at L. B. Buick Co
A two alarm fire raged at the Long Beach Buick Co on Anaheim Street this afternoon. Firemen reported the blaze out of control by 1 30 pm and a second alarm was struck for more equipment. Ambulances were summoned as witnesses cited a flash blast and rapid spread through the plant.
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Long Beach
Buick Co
Anaheim St
Taore
Youny
Free
Iran seeks 10 day delay on oil dispute at UN
An Iranian spokesman said Iran would ask the United Nations Security Council for a ten day postponement of debate on the British Iranian oil dispute. Ambassador Ali Gholi Ardalan spoke as delegates gathered to consider Britain's appeal for action to restore Britain's position in Iran. Russia objected to debate before the council saying Britain's complaint interferes in Iran. Ardalan said the delay would allow a high ranking official to arrive and speak for Iran. Britain prepared a long speech if the council acts now. Britain announced its personnel in Abadan would be withdrawn by Thursday, with many oil workers to Basra. Iran insisted on the expulsion despite pending council action. Deputy Premier Hossein Fateh said the Security Council has no power to recommend lifting the expulsion.
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New York
Iran
United Nations Security Council
Ali Gholi
Ardalan
U.N
Atdalan
Gladwyn Jebb
Britain
Abadan
Council
International Court of Justice
London
Brita
Basra
Iraq
British Comcips Before the Security Cou
A. Power
Hossein Fate- Ti
Tehran
Security Council
Headhunters Slay Six Huks in Clashes
Manila dispatch reports that headhunters killed six Communist Huk fighters in two encounters on Luzon Island on Saturday.
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Manila
The
Philippines News Service Today
Luzon Island
BEAT STOPS IN SURGERY ON 83 YEAR OLD MAN
An 83 year old retired Army physician in Alliance Ohio survived a heart stoppage during surgery at Crile Veterans Hospital. Dr John M Merrick, a World War I veteran, recovered after surgeons massaged his heart. The operation for a strangulated hernia began with local anesthesia and he was sitting up in his wheelchair the next day.
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Cleveland
Bay Village
Vernon Hacker
Livya Rogers
Merrick
Russia Cannot Invade U S Says Fechteler
Admiral Fechteler declares there is no possibility of Russian armies invading the United States while sea control remains in American hands. He foresees Allied forces could occupy strategic Russian areas in war, warns of submarines as the main peril, and notes plans for atomic weapons and future atomic-powered fleets.
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Washington
United States Navy
America
Adm. W.M. Fechteler
Feehteler
L. A. News and World Report
United States
Russia
U. S. Navy
Executive Fatally Shot at Peephole in San Francisco
Allen B. Friedman a 52 year old wealthy former paper company executive was found dead in his San Francisco home this weekend. Police said officers with his brother broke in after he failed to answer calls and found him in the entry hall with a gunshot wound to the head through a doorway peephole. Friedman had been separated from his wife for three months and recently had major surgery.
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San Francisco
Allen B. Friedman
Paper Company
Friedman
Golden Gate Heights
Blanche
Bowles Nomination Approved by Senate Committee
The Senate foreign relations committee approved Chester Bowles for ambassador to India. Chairman Connally disclosed the vote but withheld individual positions. Senators Hickenlooper and H Alexander Smith said they voted against the nomination. Action likely to reach the Senate floor later this week.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chester Bowles
Price Central
India
Connally
Texas
Hickenlooper
Arowa
H. Alexander Smith
RN. J
Senate
News High Lights Arthritic Bones Of Elephant Support Arthritis Theory
The article notes that arthritic bones of an elephant bolster scientific theories on factors contributing to arthritis in humans. It appears in the newspaper’s science and health section with references to multiple pages and departments across the paper.
Wounded Yank's Face Bloodied by Shell Splash in Korea
An enemy mortar shell exploded near U S forces in Korea on October 1. A soldier's face was bloodied but he was later found unharmed. Sgt. Paul Lillard of Springfield, Missouri, ran for a medic after the blast and returned with the man alive. In his hand the man held a can labeled Dark Sweet Cher- ry.
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Korea
Paul Lillard
Springfield
UN Warns Reds to Quit Bluffing in Korea Front
In Tokyo the United Nations command urged the Communists to choose between an honorable armistice and all out war. It warned that unless cease-fire talks resume on acceptable terms, the Reds face a terrible winter and further military reverses. The note followed a proposal to move suspended talks from Kaesong to Songhyon near the western front. General Ridgway and leaders Kim Il Sung and Peng Teh-hua i were named in the exchange and a UN broadcast warned against bluffing.
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Tokyo
United Nations Command
U. N
Kaesong
Songhyon
No Man's-Land
UWWNI
Matthew B. Ridgway
Kim Il Sung
Peng Teh-huai
Korea
U.N
Asia
Hunters Survive Forest Fire in Foxholes Near Whitewater River
Six hunters from San Diego and Los Angeles describe lying in foxholes as a forest fire raged three days. They covered with wet blankets, protected by jackets from flaming branches and sparks. The group fled via the north fork of the Whitewater River, escaping with minor burns as winds and fire drove them to safety.
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Banning
Get
Wei
Mumd
Sinlar
Frank Chopnick
San Diego
Za’ Palmer
Ane
Ning
Palmer
Ers
Jack
Hanford
Avs
Los Angeles
Bill
Whitewater
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Omar Bradley
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
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