Gl Survives 77 Days Back of Red Lines
Bearded sergeant Ralph L. Kilpatrick of Phoebus Virginia emerged from 77 days behind enemy lines near Kum River Korea after surviving in a cave with beans fruit and rice while dodging Red patrols. He traveled back to his unit using improvised gear and recalled near misses with Communist forces.
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Taejon
Korea
Lnes
Ralph L. Kilpatrick
Phoebus
Kum River
Kilpatrick
19Th Regiment
24Th Division
Hilla
Iater
Kipatrick
West German police curb Red riot plan on Bloody Sunday
West Berlin and Düsseldorf reports say police halted Communist riot plans on Bloody Sunday. About 1400 red ringleaders were jailed and 20 officers wounded as demonstrations across cities were thwarted. Truman pledged continued aid to Berlin, stressing resolve to defend democratic values.
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Usseldorf
Germany
Pulley
Reciwhitz
Berlin
Truman
East Germany
Vishinsky Charges Aggression by U.N.
AKE SUCCESS Oct 2 AP reports Soviet foreign minister Andrei Vishinsky charged the eight nation U N resolution on Korea was direct aggression to justify American intervention. He pledged counter measures at the U N and proposed dissolving the current Korean commission. Warren Austin dismissed the charges as propaganda, calling the allegations repetitions of the big lie and predicting no effect.
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Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U. N
Korea
U.N. Assembly
Austin
Fet
Warren Austin
Valesky
Bigge
Vishinsky
Security Council
United’ States
Britain
U. M
United States
America
United No 5
U. S
Warren R. Austin
U.N
Bermuda Braces as New Hurricane Inches Forward
A tropical storm near Bermuda in the Atlantic progresses slowly toward the islands with maximum winds of 90 to 95 mph. A separate Gulf of Mexico system near New Orleans contains 45 to 55 mph winds and moves west-northwest. Both storms show forward speeds of four to six mph and four to eight mph respectively.
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Miami
British Isles
Bermuda
South Carolina
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Long Beach
New Orleans
Weather Outlook Lets Warmth Rise With Fog Patches
Clear and warmer conditions are expected tomorrow with some early morning fog reducing visibility. Light variable winds become west to southwest at 8 to 15 mph tomorrow afternoon, easing into the evening.
Stock Market at New High in brisk trading
New York stock market today rose to a new high amid production gains and favorable dividend declarations. Rumors of stock splits fueled brisk trading and broadened market gains beyond last week’s levels.
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New High
New York
Aew
Reds Ignore Ultimatum to Surrender
TOKYO Oct 2 AP South Koreans ripped 30 miles into Soviet satellite Red Korea today advancing about 20 000 Korean troops with light UN opposition while a third division prepared to cross the border. American liaison officers said resistance was light and the drive aimed at unity with the republic.
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Tokyo
Red Korea
United Nations
North Korea
Republic
Wongan
Sea of Japan
Pyongyang
Yellow Sea
MacArthur
China
Autumn Loco Sparks Record Heat and Snow in Regions
A weather summary reports extreme contrasts across the nation with Pacific Northwest cold and Rocky Mountain snow 16 inches deep in the central Rockies and record heat on the East Coast. Towns like Livingston Montana low 10, Butte Montana 12, Portland Oregon 85 high as Chicago reached 83.
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Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Midwest
Seaboard
Livingston
Mont
Wyoming
Montana
Nebraska
Butte
Ely
Nev
Reno
Chadron
Santa Maria
Boston
Mass
Portland
Maine
Chicago
North Koreans of Red Leaders
North Koreans of Red Leaders. Robert Bennyhofyf Yangyang reports from the Korean frontier on Oct 2 describing a South Korean advance into North Korea with townspeople tearing down portraits of Stalin and Kim Il Sung, signs at the 38th parallel, and encounters with no North Korean troops or prisoners of war. The account notes American advisers and a tense expectation of combat.
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Robert Bennyhofyf
Yangyang
North Korea
Stalin
Kim 1-Sung
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
Republic of Korea
Robert Mirbeen
New York City
Air Force
Thomas B. McPhail
Flrst Corps
Fight for Senate's Tightening Across States
Teletype notes show Senate race focus intensifying with updates across states including Oklahoma and New Hampshire. Brief mentions point to ongoing contest dynamics and candidate highlights across multiple pages.
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Senate
Oklahame
Navy reports floating mines off Korea threaten ships
Admiral Forrest Sherman said U S Navy ships off Korea found many floating Russian type mines recently laid. The destroyer Brush struck a mine last week, killing nine sailors, wounding 10 and leaving five missing. He noted more mine damage to another small vessel and discussed price-driven Navy costs during House hearings.
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Washington
Forrest Sherman
U. S. Navy
Korea
Sherman
Naval Operations
House Armed Services Committee
U. S
Brush
Pie
Congress
Navy
Vinson
D.ge
Consumer Credit Hits Record Peak of 20 4Billions
The Federal Reserve announced that U S consumer credit reached 20 979 billion in August as Americans increased time buying debt. Installment buying contributed 13 015 billion of the total with August showing a rise from July and government controls expected to slow further growth.
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Consumer Credit
Washington
Federal Reserve Today
Massacre of Koreans Regarded as Civilian Slaughter
Reports from Pusan describe a brutal massacre in Taejon area with estimates of up to 6000 killed, including 50 American soldiers. Bodies found in trenches and a monastery near the Franciscan site, with survivors and investigators detailing deliberate execution and mass graves.
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Rpaejon
Korea
Robert W. Shultice
Norfolk
Shultice
Judge Advocate
Taejon
West Taejon
No trace found of Seoul City Sue in Korea
Seoul authorities said no trace of Seoul City Sue the North Korean woman radio announcer has been found in Seoul. Her Tokyo Rose type broadcasts to American troops were stopped before the capital was liberated last week. No identification of the woman has been made.
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Seoul
Korea
Seoul City
Sue
Tokyo
Texan Gift of 447-Pound Cotton to Princess Elizabeth
The people of Edinburgh Texas sent a 447 pound bale of Texas cotton to Princess Elizabeth. Iman Hindley of Britain's Raw Cotton Commission accepted the gift and ordered it stored until the princess decides to be with it.
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Liverpool
Eng
Elizabeth
Edinburgh
Texeo
Iman H. L. R. Hindley
Britain
Raw Cotton Commission
Death stalks Main St as bartender kills two then himself
In Los Angeles on October 2 Pope Trujillo a 400 pound Mexican man attacked a bar on Main Street. He killed two men Edward Smith and Willard Minor and wounded Peggy Lama and her husband Park. Trujillo then shot Gordon Smith before killing himself. Police Det W R Hatch reported the events.
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Ls Angeles
Pope Trujillo
Downtroat
Los Angeles
Mein’ St
Edward Smith
Willard Minor
Peggy Lama
Prk
Iaj Gordon Smith
W. R. Hatch
Trujillo
Lama
Sum
Dow
Smith
Minor
Trutte
Notre Teel
Pee Es Smith
Gordon Smith
Lacera
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