Foe Protests as Agreement on Talks Nears
In MUNSAN Korea, the Reds accused a U N plane raid near Kaesong and Panmunjom killing a Korean boy and wounding another. Allied officers planned to resume the inquiry at Panmunjom to assess the charge and verify details amid renewed talks preparations.
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Tax Up Nov. 1 On Income Many Items Rise
Income taxes rise November 1 and the price of cigarettes liquor and many other items will also increase. The compromise bill passed by Senate and House conferees in Washington moves to the House for immediate passage with similar action anticipated in the Senate. Page A-5 provides full details and tax tables.
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Civilians Face Sharp Metal Cutback After Jan 1
The Defense Production Administration announced a about 11 percent cut in civilian use of metals for household appliances and other consumer hard goods starting January 1. DPA chief Manly Fleischmann said civilian output would be moderately lower in the first quarter of next year with drastic curtailment of “less essential” products using scarce copper and aluminum. No death sentence orders or outright prohibitions were issued.
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West to Ignore Russ Objections to Italian Treaty
The State Department announced that despite Soviet protests Washington will proceed with revising the Italian peace treaty. The note accuses Moscow of misrepresenting Italy’s status and achievements since the war, and dismisses the Soviet objections as unfounded and absurd.
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Weather Outlook Indicates Clear Tonight Fog in Morning
The forecast calls for generally clear conditions tonight and tomorrow with fog and low clouds early tomorrow morning. Saturday is expected to be warmer across the area with rising temperatures and improving skies.
Stassen Accuses State Dept of Deception in China Policy Clash
Harold E. Stassen charged the State Department with false statements over the 1949 round table on China policy. He testified before a Senate subcommittee, challenging Ambassador Jessup’s claim that the United States never considered recognizing Communist China, and said the department transcript supports his view of a pro Chinese Communist bias. The department released the meeting record to counter his account, as senators probe potential subversive influences in Far East policy.
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Military Ops Target 4 Million Men for Armed Forces
Washington reports the armed forces aim to 4,000,000 manpower with 3,600,000 in uniform by next June. Pentagon officials say stricter deferments are needed to supply 500,000 more recruits to expand Air Force, Army, and Navy over three years, while draft pools shrink.
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Two Soldiers to Die for Killing Private LENZ
Two American soldiers, Pvt Harold Boyce of New York City and Pvt Thomas H. Fair of Milwaukee, were sentenced to death by a general court martial for the murder of Pvt William C. Rutledge of Port Huron, Michigan, at an Austria base.
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Truman Steps in to End Long Beach Douglas Strike
U.S. and French infantry broke through Reds on Heartbreak Ridge in Korea as part of a major combat push. Air forces reported Sabre jets shooting down one enemy plane while suffering no losses. Frontline actions included renewed clashes along the Yonchon sector near Panmunjom as truce talks resumed. Allied aircraft conducted a record sortie day.
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Pioneer Comic Leon Errol Dies at 70 in Hollywood
Leon Errol, noted rubber-legged comic, died of a heart attack at Good Samaritan Hospital after a chest pain checkup. A Sydney native who moved to the United States in 1911, he starred in the Ziegfeld Follies before appearing in more than twenty Hollywood films over two decades.
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Warren Challenges GOP Conservatives in California
Governor Warren, a self described progressive Republican, challenged conservative leaders in California and welcomed moves to field a separate delegation at the 1952 presidential primary. He urged rivals to run their own ticket while defending open primaries and indicating he might announce for president with his 1948 VP candidacy in mind.
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Iraq Seeks Revision of British Treaty
London report states Iraq requests revising its 35 year alliance with Britain and two air bases. Prime Minister Nuri al Said initiated the move during a recent visit, with Baghdad confirming the step officially yesterday. British officials noted potential links to Egypt’s treaty changes but offered no detail on specific terms sought.
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Knight Denies Quoted Statement in Warren Support Claim
Los Angeles October 12 Knight denies a Sacramento Union quoted claim that conservative Republicans in California would back Governor Earl Warren for president. He says he never made such a remark and was surprised by the wire service report misquoting him and asserting support for Warren. Knight’s secretary calls the reporting unfair.
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Gigantic Defense Bill Finally Oid in Congress
The largest peacetime U S military appropriation, totaling 56 937 508 030 dollars, wins final congressional approval after Senate voice vote and House backing, nearing President Truman's desk. Sen Ledger ReMass hails the measure as boosting American military strength while a related $042 867 887 will fund State Justice and Commerce needs. The bill includes a provision extending involuntary recall of some World War II veterans to 16 months amid the Korean crisis.
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Classified ad index and page listings
A compact listing of where to find various sections and features in the newspaper. It Names Booch comings page B-7 Bogie page A bridge AR classifieds Pones B-7 6 9 Oh comics B-6 crossword Aw Z editor iy A-14 obituaries Pag2 B-7 radio and television page 4-12 sports pages A theaters Tidles temperatures B-7 women's activities B-2 3
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Truman asks wage board to end long Beach and Woodridge strikes
President Truman requests the Wage Stabilization Board settle a six week CIO UAW strike at Douglas Aircrafts Long Beach plant and a Wright Aeronautical strike in Woodridge New Jersey. He hopes workers return immediately. Board will hear cases if they resume. Potential injunction under Taft Hartley Act. Mediation had produced no change.
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News Biz Not Glamour Says Garden County News
Editor notes last week had errors in Munson’s Cafe status Oct 12 misdated. Bern Coulter’s sale moved from Oct 10 to the 28th. Grant dairy sale incorrectly set for Oct 19. Raymond Schmid’s son listed with Lloyd Schmid and misgraded. Ross Jackson lots sold to D L Jensen. Lewellen preschool mothers story misplaced in Kawanda items. paragraph misspelled as aragraph.
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Widow fights for estate after bigamy case against general
Ruth G. Cullen seeks to have a Florida divorce set aside and be named the legal widow with full rights. The suit alleges Brig. Gen. Paul T. Cullen remarried five days after the divorce was approved and that Ruth was unaware of the divorce until applying for widow’s benefits.
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