U N and Reds Select New Parley Site
U N liaison officers chose a Panmunjom area near Kaesong as the resumption site for Korean truce talks six miles southeast of Kaesong. Full delegations to meet, with initial sessions at Panmunjom, aim to restart negotiations halted Aug. 23 amid renewed Allied and Communist contacts.
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Munsan
Korea
Panmunjom
Kaesong
Panmun Jom
Long Beach
U. N
Gatilers
United Nations
Allied Service
U.N
Matthew 5
Ridgway
Riots In Cairo Target British and American Firms
A wild mob in Cairo attacked western business houses sparked by Prime Minister Nahas Pasha’s anti British stance. The crowds pelted Coca Cola and Pepsi distributors, targeted tram buildings, and called for British troops to leave Egypt amid faltering Anglo Egyptian Sudan ties. Secretary Acheson warned against unilateral action while seeking mutual agreements on defense in the Middle East.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mustapha el Nahas Pasha
Washington
Acheson
United States
Suez Canal
Sudan
J Acheson
Agaist
Britain
Middle East
Ottawa
American tank infantry raid drives through Korean front
U S forces launched a surprise eight mile raid in eastern Korea, led by fifty tanks and thousands of infantry, breaking through Chinese lines near Mundung and near Heartbreak Ridge. Gen. Van Fleet visited the front as pilots reported downing two MiG-15s amid air combat.
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William D. Clark
Mark Clark
Heartbreak Ridge
Korea
U. S. Ninth Infantry Regiment
U. S
Eighth Army
James A. van Fleet
Mundung
38Th Parallel
Tank
Pass
Birth Rate Up 40 Percent in Decade California
California birth rate rose 40 percent over the last decade while the death rate fell over 18 percent. Prudential Life Insurance Co. released figures showing births in 1950 reached 240,224 versus 112,287 in 1940, with deaths at 83,598 in 1950 and 79,742 in 1940. The state outpaced the national birth increase of 31.3 percent. Continued on page A3.
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Los Angeles
California
Prudential Life Insurance Co
Treasury introduces new tax anticipation bills
Washington October 10 AP The Treasury unveiled a new financing plan selling up to 1.25 billion dollars in tax anticipation bills to be used to pay income taxes next March The 144 day bills dated October 23 mature March 15 will bear interest set by bids Denominations range from 1000 to 1 000 000 The issue targets large corporations building reserve funds for tax payments
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The
Treasury
Marchety Snyder
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Orlyin
Acheson Defends Jessup In Testimony On 1949 Aid Plan
Secretary Acheson said ambassador Philip Jessup was not involved in a 1949 proposal tied to U S aid to Chinese Nationalists. He noted the plan was discussed at a February 5 1949 White House meeting and that the military urged it. Jessup did not attend nor was he involved.
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Washington
Acheson
Philip Jessup
Truman
U. S
White House
State Department
China
Weather Outlook With Cooler Afternoon Near 80
Cooler conditions expected tomorrow afternoon with a high near 80. Variable high clouds tonight and Thursday. Winds light and variable, shift from west to southwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour tomorrow afternoon.
Tax Conferees Near Accord on Revenue Measure
Senate House tax conference members signaled a final agreement near, ending a stalemate that threatened passage of the revenue bill this year. Rep Mills said a two billion figure may be possible while Sen George backed a close decision by day’s end as talks continued. Disputes centered on applying regular corporation taxes to mutual savings banks and similar cooperatives.
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Washington
Senate House
Rep
Mills
D-Ark
Sen
George
D.-Ga
Four British destroyers return from Persian Gulf
London reports four British destroyers sent to the Persian Gulf amid Britain's oil crisis with Iran have been ordered to return to Mediterranean waters. The Admiralty announced the decision tonight, emphasizing the reassignment of ships already deployed for oil concerns.
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London
Persian Gulf
Britain
Iran
Mediterranean
Admiralty
Burglar Takes Six Bibles From Religious Goods Seller
San Gab r ial police seek a biblical burglar who broke into Don Chisholm’s home and stole six Bibles from his religious goods business last night leaving nothing else behind.
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San Gabrial
Don Chisholm
Officer Saves Boy on Hotel Ledge in New York
Patrolman Theodore Marchievski talked a suicidal 19 year old, Robert Fellhauer of St Louis, off a Fulton Hotel roof ledge. The youth, claiming boxing past, said he would jump after losing his job. Marchievski grabbed him, ending the drama and taking him for psychiatric evaluation. The officer then returned home to celebrate his 14th wedding anniversary.
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New York
Theodore Marchievski
Manhattan
Robert Fellhauer
St. Louis
Marchlevski
Fellhauer
Marenlevski
Fulton Hotel
Gladys
Mexico hands fugitive Red leader to FBI
Gus Hall age 41 national secretary of the U S Communist party was handed across the border by Mexican secret agents and turned over to FBI agents in Laredo Texas He was flown to Texarkana where authorities said he would be jailed Hall was among four top U S Communists who jumped bail after conviction under the Smith Act An international search had begun when the group failed to report for prison terms The Mexican Communist party had sought political asylum for Hall but he was brought to the United States by dawn today
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Laredo
Texas
Gus Hall
U. S. Communist Party
FBI
U. S
Hall
Texarkana
Federal Correctional Institution At
Mexi
Can
Mexico City
Mexican Communist Party
United States
Robert Thompson
Gilbert Green
Henry Winston
Civil Rights Congress
Mexico
Tom Green
The
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
U.S
St. Edgar Hoover
Automotive Chief Attacks Controls
Wilson president General Motors denounces wartime controls on prices and wages as harmful to the nation. He warns deregulation is essential during defense, or risk an autocratic government similar to totalitarian systems. He cites complacency about war danger and jokes about a citizen jailed for cutting up a steer.
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Dallas
UPC
BE. Wilson
General Motors
The
Society For the Advancement of Management
Wilson
Beieve
Classifieds and sections listed by page
A navigation line outlines where to find features in the newspaper. It lists Beach Combing, Comics, Editorial, Obituaries, Sports, Theaters, and more with page ranges across sections A and B. Several pages are indicated for each feature and category.
Legion to Attack US Dope Problem at national convention
Miami, Oct 10. American Legion national commander Erle Cocke Jr. said a strong stand on teenage narcotics will be a major aim of the upcoming convention. He called youth drug addiction a vital issue of national or international significance and outlined plans on foreign aid and Korea as key fronts.
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Miami
Fla
The
American Legion
Legion
Erle Cockt Jr
Dawson
Cocke
Havana
Cuba
United States
Yugoslavia
India
Spain
Korea
Giants Ninth Inning Rally Falls Short in World Series
New York Yankees win their third straight World Series under Casey Stengel, defeating the Giants 4-3. Hank Bauer drives in a 400 foot bases loaded triple in the sixth, giving the AL a 4-2 series edge. Giants rally in ninth falls one run short as Bob KuzavaRelieves Johnny Sain.
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New York
New York Yankees
Casey Stengel
Giants
Hank Bauer
Bob Kuzava
Johnny Sain
Finch
Sal ¥Vars
Whitey lLockman
Bauer
Vic Raschi
Boston
Braves
Sain
New Yorks edge New York in nine as Koslo bats late
Box score shows New Yorks N and A trading runs with N posting three in seventh and final tally. Player notes include Bauer 3 RBI and 2B hits by Lockman Berra DiMaggio and Bauer plus 3B by Bauer. Pitching details list Raschi Sain and Koslo with multiple innings and errant fielding and base running notes. Receipts total 303,926.10.
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New York
Thompson
RBI
McDougald
Stanky
Bauer
Irvin
Thomson
Lockman
Berra
DiMaggio
Rizzuto
Mize
Coleyman
Dark
Koslo
Raschi
Westrum
Darkle
Sain
Mays
Noble
Hoslo
Coleman
Hearn
Jansen
Kuzava
Kosk
Rasehi
Lee Ballanfant
Joe Paparella
al Barlick
Bill Summers
Art Gore
Jeff
Jdomn Stevens
Houl Hne
O Stanky
A Park
Train
Vee Thompson
b-Williams Jansen
Py Mays
Cf Koslo
Rigney Hearn
Thompsort
Rizzuta
Esses
Sey
Collins
Brooklyn mother dies saving four children in blaze
In New York on October 10, Mrs. Irma Randall a 35 year old Black mother saved her four children aged 18 months to eight years by tossing a blanket to neighbors as flames enveloped their Brooklyn apartment. She died after the attempt.
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New York
Brooklyn
Irma Randall
Ang
Nelg
Jadder
Thurt
Lin
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