Truman to meet MacArthur in Pacific talks
President Truman announced plans to fly to the Pacific to meet General Douglas MacArthur for the final phase of United Nations action in Korea. He will also discuss other responsibilities with MacArthur, with meeting place undisclosed. The trip starts from St. Louis and includes stops at Fairfield-Suisun and Hickam Air Field in Honolulu en route to the Pacific meeting.
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Washington
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
United Nations
Korea
MacArthur
White House
Hawaii
St. Louis
Torrow
Mary Jane Truman
Order of the Eastern Star
Bradley
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
W. Averell Harriman
Idi Philip
Jessup
State Department
Dean Rusk
Secretary of the Army
Pace
Fairfield-Suisun Air Force Base
California
San Francisco
Sacramento
U. N
United Nations Commissons
General Assembly
Burned fish meal odors blanketed Long Beach harbor
Fogbound Long Beach awoke to a sickening burned fish meal smell drifting over the city. Police and health officials investigated reports of odor from cannery retorts at local canneries as residents worried about schools and air quality. Captain Leonant V. Foster urged Board of Health inquiry while canneries hurried to process sardine loads and control the odor.
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Long Beach
Pres Telegram
Leonant V. Foster
Prevention Bureau
Board of Health
35 Injured in P E Crash in Heavy Fog
A Pacific Electric southbound local and a stalled freight train collided in dense fog at 83rd St and Graham Ave in South Gate injuring 35 passengers. Motorman A V Knowles 64 of South Gate was severely hurt several others were bruised or scratched.
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A. V. Knowles
Pacific Electric
South Gate
Associated Press
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Sheriff's Deputies
Knowles
California
Long Beach
Los Angeles International
Inglewood
Los Angeles
Bell Gardens
Santa Barbara
Desert
Caltech Blast Injures Scientist at Pasadena Lab
A laboratory blast at California Institute of Technology injured Dr. Howard J. Yeas during a transfer of oxygen from a tank to smaller containers. He suffered facial and right leg injuries and was taken to Huntington Memorial Hospital in fair condition.
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Pasadena
California Institute of Technology
Merguiely
Howard J.eas
Bikini
Teas
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Waitress Is Sentenced For Beating Crippled Husband
In Esington Maryland a 32 year old waitress, Mra May Sexton, was sentenced after a pollos court trial for beating her paralyzed husband G Norvet Sexton with a switch. She claimed self defense after he struck her with a tennis racquet. The jury noted the severity of the assault, noting the husband has been paralyzed for two years and has little use of his right arm. Sexton posted a $300 bond after appeal to Montgomery County Circuit Court.
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Mia
Sexton
Auhai
James R.miller
Jor
Montgomery County
Lifting of Ban on Married Men Draft Seen by Lawmakers
Washington Oct 10 The White House may lift the draft ban on married men for the armed forces. Maj Gen Lewis B Hershey said in testimony that action would be recommended to President Truman. The move would start with childless married men and proceed to others as needed to meet military demands.
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Truman
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Senate
House Armed Services Committees
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Ely
Joe
Army
Department
Texan Nabbed After Wild Chase Ends in Sleuths Arms
Texas youth William T. Perkins, 20, was arrested in Long Beach after a high speed pursuit. Private detective Charles Hart nabbed Perkins in a doctor’s yard with a patrolman firing warning shots nearby. The stolen car had been reported in River Ridge days earlier.
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William T. Perkins
Lone Star State
Long Beach
Perkins
Charles Hart
17Th St
Orange
Range Ave
J. E. Smith
Hart
River‘Ride
Classifieds and notices amid page references
Partial OCR lists sections like Classified ads on pages BB to Families page B 4 Crossword on A 1 Financial pages 8 6 7 Obituaries page 8 7 Political news page B 5 A 10 pages AS 18 Treetoran Pape Ab B 7 and Wosten's activities Fagus two dollars.
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Wosten
Blaze Devastates 500 Shops in New Delhi Fire
A massive all night blaze in New Delhi destroyed nearly 500 shops including a bank and a post office. The fire caused extensive property loss estimated at two million dollars though there were no reported deaths. Officials and residents battled flames amid smoke and crowds today.
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New Delhi
India
South Koreans Take Wonsan After Bitter Street Fight
South Koreans captured Wonsan, a major port and oil center on Korea’s east coast, after heavy street by street fighting. U S Cavalry renewals faced stiff resistance north of 38 with log pillbox defenses. The fall opens plans to seize harbor facilities and the captured airport for rapid use.
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Wonsan
U. S. First Cavalry
South Korea
Sea of Japan
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ROK
Red Country
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Reds
Warren Political Talk to Be Aired Tonight
Sacramento October 10 Gov Warren will deliver the first state wide broadcast of his general election campaign tonight from 7 30 to 8 30 over facilities of the American Broadc system in California. The talk marks his first strictly political address since June when he defeated Democratic rival James I in a two party race by 720000 votes.
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Warren
Ana Eter
Cibco
James I
State Civil Defense Chief Sees No Mass Evacuations
Californias civilian defense chief Maj. Gen. W M Ral told newspapermen there are no plans for mass evacuations in the event of an atom bomb. He said the best place to be is where you are if a bomb occurs and noted heavy casualties in the inner area with temporary hospitals used for the injured, urging those not injured to stay put.
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California
Minjor Casas
W. M.ral
Six Hour National Legion Parade Captivates Los Angeles
In Los Angeles the National American Legion Convention halted sessions for a six hour parade to press for continued national preparedness. The event featured tanks, armored units from the 13th Armored Reserve Division, bands, and participants from Alaska to Puerto Rico. Downtown stores and schools closed to allow tens of thousands to watch.
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OS Angeles
13Th Armored Reserve Division
Legion
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Alaska
Philippines
Canadana
Italy
Puerto Rico
Mexico
Panama
France
United States
Russia
Ina
Yugoslavia Backs U S Peace Plan Proposed in U N
Yugoslavia aligned with several small powers to back a seven power United Nations General Assembly plan for collective security against aggression. Foreign Minister Kardelj warned some provisions were vague and reserved the right to propose changes later amid Moscow-directed Cominform pressure. Australia Peru and Brazil also voiced support.
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Cominform
Kar+del
United Nations
Suriny
Weather Update Largely Hazy and Warmer Afternoon
Weather forecast notes hazy conditions and warmer temperatures this afternoon with light southwest winds up to two miles per hour. Noting fog and low clouds with variable winds tonight and tomorrow, as indicated by the incomplete station report.
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Araing
Injured Man Jailed Two Days in San Pedro Case
Jake J. Allen 49 Wilmington bartender held in San Pedro jail on suspicion of murder as police probed the death of Verde Lee Morgan 42 Long Beach longshoreman. Morgan died at St Marys Hospital after a skull fracture from an incident Sept 30 in Seven Seas Cafe Wilmington. Witnesses said Morgan was pushed. Allen denies it. Morgan was briefly jailed for drunkenness then released on bond. He later died Oct 4 after being found in a coma at his Long Beach apartment. Body at Los Angeles County Morgue pending autopsy.
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Big Jake) Allen
Wilmington
San Pedro
Verde Lee Morgan
Long Beach
Morgan
St. Mary's Hospital
Avalon Blvd
Sandro
Les Gillenwater
Ben Baker
Broad Ave
Wélimington
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Iganen
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J. R. Joneich
M. A. Gore
Gore
Thornberry
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Nolia Ave
Seaside Hospital
Harbor General Hospital
Verlon Lee Morgan
Jean Morgan
Magnee Ave
Floyd Morgan
McFarland Ave
Wimington
Los Angeles County
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Mexican youth makes aviation history by hitching airliner tail
Nineteen year old Cilferio Reyes Guerrero grabbed the tail of a Lamia air liner during takeoff from Torreon and hung on for a 450 mile flight to Mexico City. The plane was declared tail heavy and returned to Torreon after the teenager and another boy clung to the outside of the craft. Reyes Guerrero said he always wanted to ride an airplane as he recovered late last night.
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Lamia
Mexico
Cilferio Reyes Guerrero
Torreon
Jorge Guzman
Reyes Guerrero
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