Walker Flies to Front in Emergency
Allied air forces aimed at Red Korea as South Korean troops pushed about 50 miles north toward Pyongyang. U S generals met the frontline commander in Koryo to coordinate a drive along the highway to Pyongyang. Air force reports claim 56 trucks and five vehicles destroyed with more damaged as night patrols and dawn fighter-bombers hunted for traffic along the Antung to Pyongyang corridor.
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Tokyo
Far East Air Force
Red Korea
China
Manchuria
U. S
Koryo
Korea
Walton H. Walker
Eighth Army
Earl E. Patridge
Fifth Air Force
Kim Pak II
Fpuots
Pyong
Yang
Antung
Manichtria
Pyongyang
Long Beach
Air Force
Kwaksan
Anju
Sinan
Yongyu
Salu River
ATOP CHIMNEY Baby Wished to See Santa Claus
Two year-old Stephanie Ann Holmes climbed a ladder to peek at a chimney at her Cincinnati home. Her grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Will alerted firefighters after the child was found atop the chimney with a rag doll. Stephanie waved to her grandmother and was safely rescued.
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Cincinnati
Stephanie Ann Holmes
Santa Claus
Elizabeth Will
Stephanie
Stephanie Ann
Will
Judge Musmanno Releases Communist Papers at Red Party Center
Pittsburgh October 3 AP Judge Michael A Musmanno freed seized Communist documents he said prove the party in America is a war machine seeking to overthrow the government He described papers found in the western Pennsylvania party office and sent originals to the House Un American Activities Committee Investigators will report findings next month Musmanno a Democrat nominee for lieutenant governor has long campaigned against communism The documents include anti US and Korea comments and claims of US imperialism and world war preparations
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Pittsburgh
Michael A. Musmanno
Communist Party In America
Musmanno
All Aus
Rittsmanist Party
Pennsylvania
Musmenno
House un-American Activities Committee
Washington
Committee
Congress
Allegheny County
Tench
Egle
Korea
South Korea
U. S
Peoples’ Democratic Republic
U.S
Steve Nelson
Western Pennsylvania
Communist Party
Governor Signs Loyalty Bill Takes Oath
Governor Warren signs a loyalty oath law and takes the Oath himself. The measure, to be required within 39 days for all state and local employees, bars subversive ties and imposes penalties of up to 24 years for false statements. Civil defense volunteers will face the same loyalty requirement.
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Warren
Allied air forces destroy vast numbers in Korea war
In South Korea Lt Gen. George E. Stratemeyer reported Allied air actions destroyed or damaged 1059 Russian made tanks and 5233 trucks in 96 days. He noted no atom bomb use by US forces and that 139 aircraft and 175 personnel were casualties.
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Tokyo
South Korea
George E. Stratemeyer
Far East
USN
Stratemeyer
Far East Air Force
38Th Parallel
Red
Securities Rise to Another High
New York markets rose to a fresh high as profit taking faded and buyers supported shares. The midday pace remained steady while volume stayed lighter, keeping indices near new peaks as traders weighed earnings and economic signals.
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New York
Massacre by Pro Red Koreans in Chungyong Village
AP dispatch from October 3 describes South Korean victims in Chungyong killed by pro-Communist civilians with bamboo spears. Survivors say attackers roped villagers, killed men women and children, then fled to hills as peasants formed a posse and Negro doughboys aided pursuit. UN investigators cite a well at Kunsim with 23 bodies and reports of mass killings across Seoul Taejon Chongju.
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Chungyong
Kunsan
Republic
United Nations
Kunsim
U. N
Seoul
Taejon
Chongju
Bem Price
News of 2 News High Lights
Hel Boyle-Poge A-13 ridge. Poem A-9 odsie-Papes B-B to 11.
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Hel Boyle
Ridge
Odsie
Severe Atlantic hurricane shifts away from land
A powerful hurricane near Bermuda moves northward and then seaward, forecast to miss Bermuda and Cape Hatteras while remaining offshore. Miami forecasters say no coastal threat presently, with advisories to update residents. Another squall system travels toward Texas coast with winds 45 to 55 mph.
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Fis
Cape Hatteras
Bermuda
Cape Hart
Teras
Jacksonville
Fla
Grady Norton
Miami Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Weather Bureau
Fiend Slays Teen Lovers in Secluded Lane
A 17 year old girl Jeanne Stone and her 18 year old boyfriend William Waterman Jr were found fatally shot beside their car in Lovers Lane after a movie. Police hunt a rifle wielding sex fiend. bullets damaged the car and the girl was found semi nude. The weapon remains missing as investigators pursue clues in a crime described as a lurid lovers lane attack.
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Way Uyaugs
Jeanne Lorraine Stone
William Arthur Waterman Jr
Waterman
Miss Stone
Harry Hollander
Spooners
Deholander
Gaid
Young Waterman
James Morris
Big 3 to Press for U N Probe of Russ Prisoners
London reports indicate the Big Three western powers plan to urge the United Nations to launch an international inquiry into the fate of thousands of Russian prisoners of war. Russia rejected similar Western demands, calling some figures absurdly small and the reply unsatisfactory.
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London
United Nations
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Forest Office
Lord Henderson
Reign Affairs
Fear Death Toll of 49 in Tanker Burning
In Medellin Cotomoa on October 3 authorities feared 43 aboard the gasoline tanker Open were dead or dying after a lightning set it ablaze. Rescue teams recovered 17 bodies last night. Twelve men buried badly were near death. Twenty others, including Whatling, Capt. Lazaro, and Medina, were missing as the ship burned on the river about three miles south of Puerto Barrio.
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Medellin
Cotomoa
Ani
Whatling
Lazaro
Medina
Puerto Barrio
India Opposes U S backed eight nation plan
Lake Success Oct 3 AP India voiced grave doubts about a plan backed by the United States to unite eight nations for Korea. Sir Benegal Rau opposed a resolution implying crossing the 38th parallel and indefinite occupation of North Korea. Australia urged destruction of the North to avert renewed aggression. Spender defended UN aims and denied permanent Turkish troop presence.
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General Assembly
Ion
Spender
South Korea
Security Council
Korea
United Nations
Australia
Britain
U. N
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
United States
Sent Commission
Youth fined for horse in tavern in Albert Lea
Albert Lea Minn Oct 3 A youth rode a horse into a tavern Saturday drawing a $25 fine. Dale and others involved faced minor disruptions as inside the tavern patrons watched. The incident ended without injuries or further charges.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Roger Dale
Pheeren
Dale
Call Out Reserves Who Can't Serve Urged
Washington, Oct. 3. Chairman Carl Vinson urged the Defense Department to call out reserves who cannot serve in an emergency. Air Force officers told Vinson they have no records of the availability of reserves, including 43 officers. They said they do not know how many are available.
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Carl Vinson
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House Armed Services Committee
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Defense Department
Air Serve
Air Force
Vinson
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