Yankees Slam Lid on 20 000 Reds in Trap
U S troops seized Kumchon in a roaring battle near Pyongyang as part of a broader Korean War action. The First Cavalry Division pressed a trap on 13 miles north of Kumchon and advanced toward Hanpo, with allied forces overrunning key routes and destroying enemy positions.
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Army To Strengthen Berlin Garrison With Sixth Infantry Units
The Army announced that U S forces in Berlin will be strengthened by newly formed units of the Sixth Infantry Regiment assigned to the headquarters service command. Other newly activated units will reach Berlin by January first. The regiment has an authorized strength of 3774 officers and men and manpower will be drawn from other American units across Germany.
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Blind Man and Two Others Die in Seattle Fire
A Seattle blaze destroyed an upper room of a three and a half story house killing three men, one described as aged and kind. At least three others were injured while the rest escaped. Local responders battled the flames as neighbors assisted.
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Three HukS killed near Clark Air Base in Philippines
Manila report says three Huk insurgents were killed near the Clark U.S. Air Base in a clash described by field journalists as an attack by rebels. Officials provided sparse details on casualties and location.
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Pupils Abused at Death Studio Parents Charge
An investigation into Violet Berling accordion studio was ordered after parents said their children suffered physical abuse there. Berling is questioned in Katherine Erickson death, and detectives reveal her mother initially claimed Berling innocent before identifying herself.
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Madman Slugger Runs Amuck in Detroit
In predawn assaults on Detroit's northwest side a 26 year old man attacked six people, injuring four women, two children and a boy. He fled toward Dearborn, driving a car with unknown plate. Investigators search for suspect from St Joseph's Retreat.
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St.” Jo
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Freedom for Stepinac Hint Freedom for Stepinac
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia signaled it may release Roman Catholic Archbishop Alojije Stepinac if he agrees to leave the country. The official news agency Tanjug denied prior stories and stated only readiness to free him upon departure from Yugoslavia.
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Hurricane Season's Suh Off Bermuda Seaboard
A hurricane, the eighth of the season, moved 220 miles southeast of Bermuda with 90 mph winds. Forecasts said it would not strike land as it drifted northwest at 15 mph and recurved, likely passing east of Bermuda. The storm center lay about 1300 miles east of Daytona Beach, Florida.
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State Police Defied by Hoosiers in School Consolidation Clash
Angry residents confronted state troopers as plans to consolidate schools faced strong opposition. About 500 citizens gathered at the doors of a high school, while 16 troopers attempted to manage the crowd and 72 pupils stood by amid tense exchanges.
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Leaders Open Momentous Wake Parley
On Wake Island President Truman arrived to begin a pivotal Far Eastern policy conference with General MacArthur. The meeting, also attended by John Muccio and Brig. Gen. Courtney, took place in a small concrete hut near the airstrip, with forecasts of a short session lasting four to five hours.
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Prodigy-son held in cabby murder case in Atlanta park
The report says Hal Irwin Jr. 22, a licensed attorney at 18, was turned over by his mother Lois Irwin after she learned a cab driver Monty Jack Whitmire lay dead in a city park cab. Irwin was arrested and booked for murder with a rifle, with a court appearance planned.
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T. R. Davis
Atlanta
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Hugh Cromer
Lois T. Irwin
Associated Press
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Hal) Irwin Jr
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Young Irwin
Tighter Installment Rules Hit U S Purchases Next Week
The Federal Reserve Board announced tighter terms on installment purchases across the United States. Effective Monday, plans on autos, furniture, TVs, radios and other major household goods will require stiffer down payments and shorter payoff periods, with minimums rising and monthly payments increasing accordingly.
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Federal Reserve Board
Credit Carb Near Open Stores Tonight In Long Beach
New credit regulations take effect Monday and are stricter than initially announced. Many Long Beach retail stores will stay open this evening to accommodate shoppers and explain changes.
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Long Beach
Anti Reds in China Ordered to Attack
In Formosa on Oct 14 the official report stated guerilla forces were to attack Red Kwangsi and Kwangtung provinces in south China. The source claimed these actions were in response to Communist efforts to aid rebel forces led by Ho Chi Min and other anti government groups.
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Taipei
Formosa
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Kwangtung
Chi Chi-minth
Arson Blaze Destroys Eight Cabins in California Fire
San Diego reports say state and U S Forest Service fire crews fought a spreading blaze that burned eight mountain cabins and scorched about 2000 acres of brush and pine. Authorities described the effort as a battle to contain the fire, with teams working to prevent further spread.
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San Diego
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U. S. Forest Service
Weather Outlook Shows Cooler Tomorrow With Winds
Weather note indicates a considerably cooler day ahead with a high near 80. Variable high clouds move in from the northeast before shifting to the southwest, with winds gusting at 12 to 20 miles per hour tomorrow after noon.
Hopi Indians Threaten UN Appeal Over Draft
Hopi leaders and clan chiefs declare opposition to induction of Hopi men and women into the U S armed forces They threaten to bring the case to the United Nations and urge the President to release all Hopi service members while asserting no right to fight in lands not harming their people. They demand peaceful living and self determination under tribal guidance.
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avajo-Ho
Indian Service
Two Girls Die From Heat In Closed Car At El Toro Base
At El Toro Marine Base in Santa Ana two young girls died after being left in a closed sedan during a heat wave. Dale Ruth Clifford, 2, died at the scene. Judith Ann Hafey, also about 2, was found unconscious and later died at Camp Pendleton Hospital. Authorities suspect heat prostration and suffocation.
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Dale Ruth Cifford
Carter
Judith Ann Hafey
Giant New Alaska Army Base Fort Richardson
Anchorage Alaska October 14 The Army revealed a giant new base built in the past year to double the number of troops defending the area The 1 square mile site near Anchorage remains 1 percent complete and hidden in thick forests Residents know little of its existence General William Kepner says thousands of troops will be moved from the states once housing is ready The base will be named Fort Richardson adding to Army installations named at Fort Endort Field and Colt Garnett Wi non referenced in dispatches
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Alaska
Wi Kepner
Kepner
Comry Colt. Garnett
News High Lights Bovie-Pops A. Al Churchas
Classified eds highlight a mix of briefs and notices on page A784 A-4, with scattered items across A-5 and A-6. Details are fragmentary, but the page features notices likely involving local events, ads, and community briefs.
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