Allied Forces Close Dangerous Red Gap
U S Second Division and allied troops linked forces from Yongchon to Kyongju in a joint counteroffensive along the Nak tong front. Reports say 10 000 South Koreans and American troops pushed two miles southeast of Yongchon, sealing a breach used by Communist tank columns and threatening Taegu and Pusan as Red forces regroup for a new thrust.
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Macbeth
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Pusan
Yongchan
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Yongsan
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Naktong River
U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
First Cavalry Division
Taeyongpong
Haeju Bay
Pyongyang
Haelu City
Walker
U. N
President Signals Domestic Curbs On Air Tonight
President Truman hints at delaying time wage and price controls while reserving authority for future action. A skeleton economic stabilization board may be created to ready machinery for potential controls if voluntary cooperation fails. Rationing of consumer goods remains a distant possibility depending on the Korean war scale and inflation pressures.
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Truman
Economic Stabilization Board
Credit controls at a glance
Washington unveils new installment plan rules effective Sept 18. Down payments vary by item: autos 33 percent with 21 months to payoff. appliances 15 percent with 18 months. furniture and rugs 10 percent with 18 months. home repairs 10 percent with 39 months. Exemptions apply to items costing $100 or more with payoff limits.
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Washington
Jonathan
Truman to Use New Powers for Defense Production Controls
Observers expect swift action on priorities and allocations under the new law with President Truman likely to outline broad curbs to ensure defense production. Specifics may be withheld to prevent panic buying, while rubber, steel, oil, tin, cobalt, and related strategic materials appear to be top targets.
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Truman
Sthorturascennraen
President Denounces Vague Citizenship Bill Denial
President Truman attacks a bill denying citizenship to persons linked to Communist-front groups as vague and dangerous. He warns the act could create twilight second-class citizens and threaten free speech and intellectual pursuits. He urges Congress to rethink sections granting naturalization rights to Asiatic residents and to avoid punitive, prohibitory laws.
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Congress
Truman
United States
United ‘States
Truman Adviser Says Johnson May Step Down Soon
A White House aide cited concern over criticism of Secretary of State Acheson and said Johnson could leave earlier than expected. The source noted Acheson would stay in the cabinet after Johnson departs, while questions linger about how long Johnson will remain. Democratic insiders urge a change at Defense, and Senator Wherry condemned the Marines’ resolution against Acheson as misplaced.
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Secretary of ‘State
Acheson
Supreme Dignity Land
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Truman
National Committee
Congress
Marine Corps League
State Acheson
Wherry
Nebraska
Floating $100 Bills Claimed by Broker
In Cleveland on September 9 a Kansas City chemical broker claimed seven $100 bills found floating in public square. UC Thomas Bramett proved ownership via an auto dealer who said he gave him the bills in a car deal. He lost two other $100 notes, but they were not accounted for. Charlies W. McCown, 40, of Roanoke Virginia, said he saw the bills fluttering about.
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Kansas City
UC Thomas Bramett
Charlies W. McCown
Roanoke
U S Casualties Rise in Korean War Report
Defense Department reports 323% rise in casualties with 84 killed among US forces in Korea. The 90th casualty list shows 78 killed in action and five dead of wounds, plus 152 wounded and 91 missing in action. Berlin reports Marine Corps killed and wounded from Soviet ammunition shipments and East German police actions.
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Defense Department
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UPA West
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Marine Corps
Platt
Act Union
East
Houses Fall Death Toll in Wales Tragedy
In Swansea Wales three houses collapsed at dawn trapping 23 sleeping occupants. A man and five children were killed with seventeen rescued or dug out. Fifteen received hospital treatment as authorities investigated the unexplained accident.
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Swansea
Wales
Capone Gang Members Quizzed in Senate Probe
Senate crime investigators questioned three former Capone era associates in Chicago behind closed doors. D'Lucia Campagna and Glee arrived with cases as Kefauver committee eyes public hearings in Chicago. The men, once linked to paroles and a 1944 extortion case, previously served time before parole.
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Senate
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Rudolph Halley
Senate Crime Committee
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D’lucia
Louis
New York
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Cherry Nose
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D'Lucia
Campagna
Give
House
Maine Campaign Centers Over Korea War
Maine voters in three House seats kick off fall campaigns as Republicans defend U S handling of Korea Formosa and China policy. Incumbents face Democrats and a states rights Democrat in heated races with notable challengers including Lucia M Cormier of Rumford Frank Fellows John V Keenen and John J Maloney.
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Maine
G.oo. P
U. S
Korea
Formosa
Iia
John V. Keenen
Mars Il
John J. Maloney
Lewiston
Charles P. Nelson
Augusta
Truman hosts AFL CIO leaders for quiet capital dinner
President Truman dined with about 50 AFL CIO officials at a downtown hotel. He said no political discussion occurred and reporters were kept out. Labor leaders pledged support in Korea and against communism, with no talks on prices or strikes.
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Truman
C. LO. Arneals
C. IL
Political Action Committee
Labor
League For Public Education
Isbor
William Boyle
William Green
Phill Murray
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Tending
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L. P. EB
Jack Kroll
O P A. C
Keenan
O Dwyer to Attend Washington Hearing on Mexico Post
William O Dwyer former New York City mayor will fly to Washington Monday to testify before a Senate committee hearings on his nomination as ambassador to Mexico. The Senate body meets Tuesday. He will return here after Washington to resume his vacation.
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Washington
LA Jolla
William O'Dwyer
New York City
Senate
Mexico
Mrs America Title Award Tomorrow
Bury Park will host tomorrow's beauty contest to crown the Mrs America title. thirty-one finalists registered today and will proceed to final eliminations tomorrow afternoon with the crown awarded Sunday night. all entrants are married and caregivers will be provided for children and spouses. contestants have won local state or regional contests and vie for prizes plus a tour of eastern cities and state fair appearances. Bernice Denstock of West Des Moines Iowa was dequalified for not being a permanent resident of that state.
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Bernice Denstock
West Des Moines
Iowa
Chinese Reds Opposing U.N. Attack Probe
In San Francisco on September 9 the Chinese Communists oppose a United Nations inquiry into alleged U S air attacks on Manchuria. Peiping radio says any inquiry lacking Chinese Communist participation would be unacceptable to the Chinese people. The Security Council may need invitees before discussing the probe. United States Air Force on site denies the charges.
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United Nations Commission
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Manchuria
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Security Council
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Legate
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Korea
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