Opponents Rush Substitute in Bill to Register Reds
Washington, Sept. 6 AP Senate opponents of a Communist registration bill hurried work on a substitute proposing internment for Communists in war or national emergencies. Senator Kilgore warned of a Presidential veto if the original measure passes, while McCarran’s stricter registration bill would tighten home-front defenses and ease deportations of subversives. The clash centers on the registration feature, with Kilgore calling the idea unnecessary and Ferguson defending the existing powers shown after Pearl Harbor.
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Victor Mature Hurt in Motorcycle Spill
MISSOULA Mont Sept 6 62 Victor Mature will be on crutches for a week after a motorcycle spill on a movie location near here yesterday. He suffered torn ligaments in his leg and his knee was sprained.
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1000 Reds Trapped and Casualties on Korea Front
Report from Tokyo dated September 6 states the U S 25th Division cut off a Chinese Red force on the southern Korean front. An ANB dispatch cites U S command saying significant casualties occurred, with details partially unclear but noting red forces trapped and Allied losses.
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Russ equipped Armored Groups Power Red Push
Two Russian equipped armored brigades drive on Korea's northern fronts, forming the largest North Korean armor mass since early in the war. The 16th and 17th divisions are identified, with tanks and infantry arriving from the far north. The move supports a broader North Korean assault as U.N. forces monitor the evolving front.
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Acheson Supports German Defense Role in Western Europe
Secretary of State Acheson voiced support for Germany aiding defense of Western Europe. He backed John J. McCloy’s view that Germans should be enabled to defend their own country if they choose. Acheson aims to strengthen Western European forces to protect the area including Germany and discussed Korea and Formosa with allies.
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US Death Toll Spike During Holiday Peak
Reports show a surge in U S holiday deaths peaking at 565, with coverage noting the period from six to twenty in the page. The brief item highlights the high toll and the ongoing public health concern.
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Reds Pick U S Weakest Link Landmark War Commentary
Washington dispatch notes the United States has endured over ten weeks of war with North Korea, citing missteps in ground strategy, limited use of air and sea power, and questions about blame. Gen. McNamee argues North Korean forces are disciplined and well armed, exposing U S weaknesses and the need for stronger ground action. The piece questions leadership, intelligence, and civilian-military coordination amid a costly, unfolding conflict.
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Fire loss of 100000 at Hollywood under probe
Hollywood investigators probed a fire that caused about 100000 dollars in damage at a Hollywood location. Six fire companies battled the blaze for two hours before it was discovered last night, after a burglar alarm reportedly failed.
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Taft Says Truman Regime Lacks Policy Brain
Senator Taft derides the Truman administration as lacking a policy brain and calls for a practical, commonsense economic policy under a unified administration. He argues only a Republican Congress can provide consistent action amid internal divisions and criticizes current foreign policy steps, including stance on China and Formosa.
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How to Protect War Plants From Sabotage
A wartime guide outlines methods to shield industrial plants from sabotage. It emphasizes security teams, trained guards, controlled access, and rapid reporting while warning of insider threats and the need for vigilance across facilities critical to production.
Battle Positions Formed in Crete Marriage Battle
Opponents of Crete the Romeo and Juliet union gather on the island east of the bridegroom family home as factions from the Petracogerogi clan rally in Athens to protest the wedding. An Athens court considers Costa’s detention while charges are reviewed for weapon rights claimed by a civilian unit leader.
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Rail Cuts in California Move Forward
The 4.C.C. has approved the proposed railroad modernization program for California.The plan calls for rail improvements with bus service and is subject to final approval by the commission.
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Iranians Break Tribal Revolt Near Iraqi Border
Tehran dispatch reports Iranian army forces crushed a tribal revolt in Kurdistan. The clash near the Iraqi border left one Iranian dead and five wounded as four bombing planes supported infantry. Rebels urged to surrender amid continuing fighting and propaganda efforts by a Kurdish radio network.
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Confused G E Strike Faces Peace Talks Tomorrow
New York AP reports G E strike talks stall amid a 60,000 member CIO IUE walkout. About half the workers picketing 11 plants, the rest at 20 others, with federal mediators seeking a truce to reopen negotiations. Violence flared in Syracuse at a 500-man television plant as four pickets and two deputies were injured. Nine plant closures and 1,860 workers walking out in New Jersey and Ohio marked the spread. Wage and pension disputes dominate, with a 15 cent package demanded by the union and 10 cents offered by the company. a 2 percent pension contribution is also contested.
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Polio in L A County Claims Ninth Victim
Infantile paralysis has claimed its ninth victim in Los Angeles County. The report notes the illness affecting a child of Mr and Mrs Met and mentions General Ho Hera as part of the fragmented notice.
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Truck Driver's Body Found Near Dalian
The battered body of a Dallas driver, about 35, was found last night near weeds beside the Screened Road in Williamsport. He worked for Grace Machinery Co of Dalian. Investigators say he carried $125 in cash and three signed checks for 57.5 each, but the money and billfold are missing.
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