United States Rejects Soviet Korea Troop Withdrawal Plan
Washington reports the State Department released a Lovett Molotov note stating the United States will not withdraw Soviet and American troops from Korea simultaneously. The U.S. favors a United Nations commission to supervise elections and aid an independent, united Korea, due to repeated Soviet‑American command deadlocks in Korea.
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Washington
A.P
United States
Russia
State Department
Robert Lovett
Molotov
United Nations Assembly
U. S
U U. N
Korea
Moscow
United Nations
United Korea
Trio Unhurt as Floor Collapses in Philadelphia Home
A family of three is unharmed after the second floor of their Philadelphia residence collapsed at night. William Swirsding, 40, his wife Pauline 23 and their son William 3 slept as the bed and crib dropped ten feet. The crash also jolted a neighbor from bed with debris raining down. no cause was given.
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Philadelphia
Whiliam Swirsding
Pauline
Willam
Typhoon battered freighter reaches safe harbor
An American freighter Louis Sloss, disabled south of Iwo Jima in a typhoon last week, arrived at Kinawa under escort of the U S Army transport General Collins. Navy headquarters said the storm knocked out the ship's motive power and she sent distress signals warning she risked breaking up.
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Tokyo
Louis Sloss
Iwo Jima
Kinawa
U. S. Army
Collins
Navy Heldqaor
Sloss
Four Children Die in Texas Collision
Four children died and their parents were badly hurt when a Missouri Pacific freight engine struck their car at Clegt Crossing near Trinity Texas last night. The children were Diana La mer French eight months Mary Elizabeth French six John Thomas French eight Bonnie Lou French fourteen. The parents Mr and Mrs W T French were hospitalized.
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Houston
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Clegt Crossing
Trinity
Diana Lamer French
Mary Elizabeth French
John Thomas French
Bonnie Lou French
Ral
W.T. French
Reds Demand U.N. order on Greece and Balkan watch
The Soviet Union formally urged the United Nations Assembly to reverse a 57-nation committee decision and eject U.S. and British personnel from Greece. Andrei Vishinsky led the bid while Andrei Gromyko pressed for a postponement to attend plenary sessions. Poland's council seat contest continued with Ukraine leading India in ballots.
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New York
A.P
Russia
United Nations Assembly
United States
Greece
Andrei Y. Vishinsly
U. N
Balkans
Oswaldo Aranha
Brazil
Assembly
Britain
Light
Security Council
Andrei A
Gromyko
Alexander Cadogan
Hai
Anked” Fori
India
Ukraine
Poland
Oswaldo,Aranha
Trusteeship Council
Injured Woman Left on Street in Downtown Philadelphia
A year old woman with a fractured hip lay on a busy downtown Philadelphia street for 15 minutes before a passerby took her to Hahnemann Hospital. She told police the trolley door swung shut as she tried to question the operator, and the motorman may not have seen her.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Hifnnemann
Dora
Hur Hart
Tongue Brushing Urged to Improve Breath Says Expert
A University of Minnesota professor advised brushing the tongue along with teeth to prevent bad breath. Dr. Raymond E. Johnson, president of the American Academy of Periodontology, urged Americans to clean the tongue with gentle strokes after every meal.
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Atlanta
University of Minnesota
Raymond E. Johnson
American Academy of Periodontology
Georgia Denial Association
Vault Jimmied as Bank Opens with Borrowed Funds
In Rosebud Texas on October 20 Planters National Bank began business with borrowed funds after burglars jimmied the vault door. Two men offered the bank about 2 am after knocking down a night watchman but fled when a telephone operator turned off lights in the exchange across the street.
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Rosebud
Texas
Planters “National Bank
Elephant Turns Up for Bath After 31 Years
At Salt Lake City a two ton elephant named Princess Alice was led to a new pool and urged to bathe after 31 years unwashed. She hesitated then retreated to her roommate Julie at Hogie Zoological Gardens.
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Salt Lake’ City
Alice
Due
Hogie Zoological Gardens
Julie
Bermuda Sways Under 90 MPH Winds As Hurricane Passes
Bermuda faced 90 mph winds and heavy seas as the hurricane center moved north about 75 miles away. Posts reported gusts to 100 mph, some higher, with no casualties. The storm passed north of Bermuda with sustained 100 mph winds and gusts to 120 mph while barometer steadied near 29.14.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Mine explosion on Shikoku beach kills 38
Thirty six Japanese and two Australian soldiers died when a one ton Japanese mine exploded on a Shikoku Island beach. British Commonwealth Occupation Forces Headquarters announced the incident.
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Tokyo
Shikoku
Producer Tells House Group of Infiltration
Sam Wood a veteran Hollywood producer and director stated that a tight organized group of Communist party members seeks to gain control of unions and guilds in Hollywood. He testified under oath at the House Un-American Activities Committee inquiry into Communist activity in Hollywood. He named Irving Pichel Edward Dmytryk Frank Tuttle as suspected figures and said most motion picture workers remain loyal Americans.
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Washington
Sam Wood
Hollywood
Commu
House
Committee On Un-American Activities
Wood
Isole L. Warner
Warner “Brothers
Immavie
Hiew
John Cromwell
Hed River
Robert E. Stripling
Irving ‘Pichel
Edward Dmytryk
Frank Tuttle
Ig Cul Wood
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A truncated newspaper fragment mentions a continuation on page Av column six with unclear context and few readable details.
Kingman Plane Crash Kills Two Men
Andrew Grant 41 of Bellflower and William Bricker 41 of Los Angeles were killed when a converted 2-18 plane stalled at about 100 feet and crashed during takeoff at Kingman Army Air Field. Gardner of Air Craft Aviation Specialists, partners in the business, flew to Kingman after learning of the crash. Grant's widow Madelene and three children survive, Bricker's widow Luckile survives, and Gardner had just opened an office at Torrance Municipal Airport.
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Andrew Grant
Sunfield Ave
Bellflower
Kingman
Ariz
Army Air Field
Mohave County Hospital
William B.bricker
Los Angeles
John FE. Gardner
Blackthorne Ave
Aircraft Aviation Specialists
Kingman Field
Grant
Madelene
Bricker
Luckile
Gardner
Jat
Long Beach
Torrance Municipal
Kingman Leld
Jana
Cleary
John W.bricker
Ohio
Food costs hold steady as savings plan discussed
A housewife's dollar shrinks and buys less food than last week as bread prices rise and grain costs jump. Wheat futures rise while corn advances and hogs open weaker in Chicago, St. Louis, and Omaha. Butter and eggs edge higher amid steady poultry prices. Washington plan to curb grain use in poultry feeding is explored without adding new changes to the existing Thursday meatless, Tuesday meal plan.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Chisago
St. Louis
Omaha
Chicago
Washington
Citizens Food Committee
Charles Luckman
Model, 20, Missing From Quincy Home
A 20 year old model from Quincy vanished after leaving home three days earlier. Police questioned a Boston hotel manager and a North Shore banker as part of the inquiry. Parents say she left Friday and a telegram from a man with a fictitious name led to leads in Pittsfield.
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Quincy
Mass
Boston
North Shore
Emma Merrill
Pittsfield
Girl Kidnapped Slain Man Killed In Defense of Friend
A Lowell construction worker, Edward Pate, was shot in defense of his girlfriend Marion Richards after a gunman abducted her from a parked car. The assailant forced her across New Hampshire, holding her for nearly four hours before returning her to Lowell. Police say Russell Davis, 23, an Army Air Forces veteran, attempted suicide nearby and was later hospitalized.
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Peace
A.P
Lowell
D Bylome Cie
James F. Conniff
State
Edward
Pate
Conniff
Lexington
Russell Davis
Army Air Forces
Co .Davis
Symmes-Arlington Hospital
Arlington
Marion Richards
Lower New Bampshire
Pare
Lowel
Davis
Egypt Counts 2128 Cholera Toll in Epidemic
Cairo reports 2128 cholera deaths in Egypt as Public Health Ministry releases counts and outlines new funding plans. Premier Tahmy Pasha says 1,000,000 vaccine units were received from Bombay in three days and the Council of Ministers approves the second half of a 4,000,000 dollar credit to fight the outbreak.
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Cairo
Egypt
Public
Mahmoud Tahmy Nolashy Pasha
Bombay
Council of Ministers
De Gaulle Party Wins Across France in 2002 Municipal Vote
In Paris and across France the Rally of the French People led by Charles de Gaulle secured a landslide in municipal elections. The party captured 38.4 percent, the Communists 30.6, Socialists 19, and the MRP 9, with De Gaulle’s forces winning in Paris and Marseille. The Communist subway strike ended as De Gaulle’s victory sparked transport union capitulation.
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Paris
Charles
de Gaulle
France
Socialist Party
Paul Ramadier
Popular Republican Movement
M.R.P
George Bidault
National Assembly
M. RiPs
Marseille
Ealed
de Gaullist
Earth Shocks Felt in Alaska Area
Several earth shakes of light to moderate intensity were felt here and in the Mount McKinley area yesterday about 3 30 mm.
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Alaska
Talkbanka
Mount McKinley
Supreme Court declines to review Los Angeles nudism case
The Supreme Court refused to review Los Angeles anti nudism ordinances, ruling on appeals by Lute D. Glassey and Henry L. Broening who were jailed after police undercover visits. The 2 7 decision left local rules intact and noted no federal constitutional violation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Lute
Glassey
Henry’l
Broening
Los Ageles
la ‘Tua Canyon
Lara Glassey
Teorgeniaation
Chicago
Inland and Pacific Railroad
Pitt
Witerfere
Lourt
Nueriberg
Germany
Erhard Milde
Har Ho
Trial of Dancer Sativa Put Off
Havana October 20 Judge Cristobal postponed the murder trial of Toledo dancer Patricia Sativa until October 31 as nearly 100 witnesses failed to appear for the hearing. Prosecutors and defense had summoned many witnesses. their absence was unexplained. The case involves Sativa alleged to have fatally shot her Chicago lover John Lester Mee aboard a yacht last April.
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Havana
Cristobal
Patricia
Sativa
Schmidt
Toledo
Ohio
John Lester Mee
Chicago
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