Soviet Union Signals Support for UN Emergency Powers
At Lake Success on October 9 AP reports Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky surprised delegates by saying Russia favors some points of the U S program to grant the U N General Assembly emergency powers to combat aggression. Dulles outlined a plan for standby forces and peace observers, with several nations backing a general debate.
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Kenneth Younger
Soviet Union
France
Canada
Philippines
Turke
Uruguay
Security Council
Assembly
U. N
Vishinsky
Dulles
United States
Nea
Teade
2. N
Awenky
Earty
Younger
Horea
U.N
Heattle
Dgor Ofen
Ruse Dulles
Chitlee
Vishinsiky
Yale psychiatrist slain by divinity graduate suspect nabbed
NEW HAVEN Conn Oct 9 A 27 year old Yale divinity school graduate identified as Theodore A Trent Lyon of New Haven the night caller who killed Dr Lewis Thorne a prominent Yale psychiatrist and critically wounded Thorne s wife Lyon a former patient of Thorne was identified by Mrs Thorne after police questioned him in Springfield Mass where two officers detained him Lyon an honor graduate from Yale and Harvard Divinity School reportedly gave a Yale lecture on a new theory of morals authorities said Harvard Divinity School had no record of him holding a pastorate The suspect returned to New Haven and was positively identified by Mrs Thorne as the shooter
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New Haven
Conn
Divineity School
Yale
Leo ¥.Carroll
Lewis Thorne
Theodore
A. Trent Lyon
Trent-Lyon
Thorne
Springfield
Mass
Harvard Divinity School
Carroll
Trent Lyon
U S Casualties in Korea War Report Released
Seiston reports 660 American casualties in the Korean War during the first defense release. Among them 128 were killed or died of wounds and 489 wounded. Four prisoners of war are listed.
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U. S
Seiston
de. of
Defence
Johnson cites UN test stance amid Korea debate
Russ Erred in Picking Korea to Test UN says Johnson. Louis Dohnnen, former defense official, warns America must be fully prepared to defend and defeat aggressors. Orman, national Legion commander, stresses foreign policy implications and the price of aggression.
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Russ
Korea
U. N
Johnson
Louis Dohnnen
America
John
Segalon
United Nations
Midd East
Orman
Legion
Virginia
Giew
Itaeen
Caston
Giant Tidal Wave and Earthquake Strike East Indies
An earthquake near Timor and a colossal tidal wave reported from Amboina caused heavy damage and feared high casualties. The island, 32 miles long and 386 square miles, already endured 23 battles in the South Moluccans rebellion against Indonesia, with towns Galala and Halong reported hit.
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Indonesia
Amboina
Jakarta
Poona
India
Timor
Galala
Halong
High Court Denies Taylor Jail Sentence Refusal
The Supreme Court declined to review Senator Glen Taylor’s conviction in Alabama court. He was fined 50 dollars and sentenced to 180 days for disorderly conduct after an incident May 1, 1938, when police confronted him attempting entry to a Negro youth meeting. Taylor planned to stay in Pocatello Idaho until Congress reconvenes November 27.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Glen. Taylor
Idaho
Alabama
Birmingham
Eugene Connor
Taylor
Pocatello
Congress
Wall Street Relapse Triggers Sharp Market Decline
New York stocks fell sharply today with many issues dropping as much as 36 points before the close. The broad retreat left some gains eroded and efforts to salvage values limited amid ongoing volatility.
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New York
Legion Chiefs Urge Ouster of Acheson at Legion Convention
The American Legion's national executive committee urges President to replace Secretary of State Dean Acheson and threatens atomic retaliation against Russia if aggression continues. Resolutions call for UN response, Korea occupation until free elections, Formosa defense, nonrecognition of Red China, and extended Korean War support.
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Los Angeles
American Legion
Dean Acheson
Russia
Legion
Legionnaires
Louis Johnson
Louis Budenz
State Department
U. S
Sponso
United Nations
Soviet Russia
Korea
Formosa
Red China
United States
Philippines
Erle Cook
Ben G. Crosby
The
Armene
Sireelecte Benth Plea Delayed Amid Colsternie Turmoil
An off the teletypes item notes unique spellings as U Sirelecte Benth faces a plea amid colsternie turmoil. The fragment hints at legal or political uncertainty affecting an expected vote or candidacy, with limited readable context.
Yeggs Take $800 From City Church Study
A church money bag containing over $800 was stolen from the First Brethren Church on Fifth Street and Cherry Avenue in the early hours. Police suspect yeggs used a tear gas bomb inside a five foot safe. light was on, blinds closed, and church tools including a drill and large scissors were used in the break.
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First Brethren Church
Fifth St
Cherry Ave
L. F. Elwell
Wally Dillon
Yeggs
Mimsks
Clube
Steel and Rail Workers Seek Major Wage Boosts
Steel, rail and telephone workers launch united wage campaigns this week seeking substantial raises and benefits. Millions are involved as unions in steel, rail, and telecom press for new contracts. Negotiations begin amid anticipation of broad industry gains.
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C. O. Steelworkers
Plane Wreck Found Near Park College Campus
Skeletons found near the Park College campus after a plane wreck, with authorities locating bodies in a densely wooded area adjacent to the campus. Early reports indicate rescue and investigation ongoing.
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OP Jairpunne
Park College
Battle for Wonsan Rages as Red Resistance Holds
TOKYO Oct. 9 AP Red Koreans resist the deep push by ROK and American troops toward Wonsan. South Koreans threaten a turn toward the Sea of Japan coast while First Cavalry forces move northwest from Seoul toward Pyongyang. Heavy fighting rages in the Wonsan area and near the Kaesong–Seoul road as Red defenses stiffen.
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Tokyo
Won‘san
Korea
Seoul
MacArthur
Won
Sea of Japan
Pyongyi
Wonsan
A. P
William Jorden
A. P. Corres
William J. Waugh
U. & First Cavalry
Kaesong
Wonsen
Bai
Waugh
Seoun-Pyongyang
William Walton
Don Lee Radio Network Bid Accepted in Probate Court
A bid of 11.2 million dollars for the Don Lee radio network was accepted by Public Administrator Ben Brown and forwarded for probate court approval. Four firms submitted the bid including Edwin W. Pauley Hoffman Radio Corp New York investment firm and WOR New York City station.
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OS Angeles
Oct
Don Lee Radio Network
Ben Brown
Edwin W. Pauley
Hoffman Radio Corp., & Co
New York
WOR
Avid
Brow Co
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Gene Herrick
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South Korea
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East Indies
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Taylor Sea
Wall Street
Acheson
Benth
M'Arthur
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