Barricades Rise As Reds Fight For Seoul Frontline
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports 10000 Korean Reds defending Seoul outskirts under air bombardment while Marines and jeeps push toward the capital. Communist positions dig trenches as Allied forces tighten south east beachhead and capture Suwon. battle lines tighten with house to house fighting feared.
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Feds
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Don Whitehead
Whitehead
Inchon
U. S
Kimpe
Associated Press
U S Supports Debate on Formosa U N Assembly Item
The United States agreed to UN General Assembly debate on Russia’s charge that the Seventh Fleet’s Formosa deployment was aggression against China. The steering committee voted 11 to 1 to place the matter on the agenda after Ambassador Warren R. Austin urged hearings. The Formosa item was postponed by Nanjing due to missing instructions, while Russia’s complaint moved forward.
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United States
United Nations General Assembly
Russia
U. S
Formosa
China
Tito
Warren R. Austin
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Girness
Tingfu F. Tslnang
Chiang Calanek
Talang
U S
Why I Know There Is 0 God by Buller Durler Pope A-11
Off the Teletype notes Brothers sue relatives for large oil royalties alleging fraud in a sweeping legal action. The item lists other pages and sections, including sports and theater coverage, with a brief mention of where to find specific features.
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Buller
Durler
Zooming Stocks Hit 19-year High With Rails Topping List
Inflation driven market climbs to a 19 year peak led by rail stocks nickel plate railways surges to 152 a share. Metals oils steels and chemicals join the advance as profits and dividends bolster investor confidence amid a broad rally.
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Associated Press
Associated F- Press
Nickel Plate Stars
Nickel Plate Railway
Big Three Ministers Meet to Discuss United Defense
In New York on September 22 the Big Three foreign and defense ministers discussed creating an integrated North Atlantic defense force to deter Russian aggression. They debated whether to include German units and will present their position to the 12 nation North Atlantic Council next week. Participants were Gen. George C. Marshall, Emanuel Shinjwentr, Jules Moch, Dean Acheson, Ernest Bevin, and Robert Schuman.
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North Atlantic
State Department
North Atlantic Council
George C. Marshall
Emanuel Shin Jwent
Jules Moch
U. S
Dean Acheson
Ernest Bevin
Robert Schuman
Three Children Die In Maine House Fire
AUGUSTA Maine Sept 22 Three young children Donna 5 Nancy 4 and Donald 3 perished when a flash fire swept their home while parents worked at a mill Their 14 year old babysitter Greta Merrill escaped in her nightgown attempting to carry a child to safety
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Maine
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Nancy
Donald
Donald Gilley
Greta Merrill
Czechs Expel A.P. News Chief
Prague dispatch reports William de Oatis, AP Prague bureau chief, ordered to leave Czechoslovakia within a week. Bedrich Runge, deputy director of the Foreign Ministry press department, says Oatis is no longer persona grata due to his behavior. He is the third AP correspondent expelled this year by the Communist-led country.
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William de Oatis
Associated Press
Czechoslovakia
Bedrich Runge
Foreign Ministry
Oatis
A. P
Defense Dept Lists 66 Deaths in Korea
The Defense Department announced a new Korean casualty list noting 66 deaths, 268 wounded in action, 35 injured in combat zone incidents, and 27 missing. The report is dated Washington and catalogues casualties in Korea.
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Korea
Washington
Defense Department
Nobel Peace Prize for Bunche Heralds U N Mediation Triumph
Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Dr. Ralph Bunche for mediation in the Palestine war. The Detroit native, 46, becomes the first Negro laureate for his work arranging armistice accords between Israel and Arab states. Bunche studied at UCLA, Harvard, Northwestern, London School of Economics, and the University of Cape Town.
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Ralph Bunche
United Nations
Bunche
Israel
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University of California At
Los Angeles
Harvard
Northwestern
London Schoos of Economics
University of Capetown
Registration of Reds Faces Truman Veto
Washington reports indicate President Truman will veto the subversives control bill, with a message ready within hours. The measure, approved by Congress 312 to 20 in the House and 51 to 7 in the Senate, would require Communist organizations to register and allow internment during wars or emergencies. Lawmakers express intent to override the veto and push the bill into law.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Congress
Eben Ayers
House
Senate
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Reich Steel Trusts to Be Disorganized
The Allied High Commission ordered Germany six large steel trusts liquidated into independent companies. The deconcentration aims to break their wartime control while coal and steel reorganizations proceed. Operations will continue normally during liquidation and reorganization coordination.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Allied High Commission
Adolf Hitler
Third Reich
Hitler
Jet Parts Workers Strike in Burbank
Burbank September 22 workers at Me nasco Manufacturing Co disruptions as around 600 employees walked out seeking wage boosts. Federal Conciliator Adolph Hoch set dates for negotiations between the International Association and the Yorker Aircraft parts maker to resume talks.
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Me‘nasco Manufacturing Co
Adolph Hoch
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Yorker
Wife petitions Truman to halt Korea court martial death
York Pa September 22 1950 Army lieutenant Leon A Gilbert faces a death sentence for disobeying orders in Korea His wife Kay Gilbert mother of two expecting a third asked President Truman to set aside the ruling She appealed through Congressman James Lind seeking presidential clemency The couple Negro and Gilbert was in Japan after the start of the war The letters describe the pressure on a man fearing execution and leaving his family behind The plea was referred to the Army judge advocate general for action
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Truman
Korea
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James F. Lind
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Japan
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Ark
Lind
White House
Pepe Teent
Penon
Washington
Army
Truman U. K. Seen as Soon as Senate Acts
The House approved a first installment tax boosting bill to fund arming against Communism. The 328 to 7 roll call sent the measure to President Truman for signature, though projected annual revenue at 4.7 billion falls short of the 5.09 billion he had sought. The Ways and Means Committee was set to meet to plan bringing a multi bill excess profits tax forward in November.
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Slack Sentenced to 15 Years for Wartime Espionage
GREENVILLE Tenn Sept 22 Alfred Dean Slack was sentenced to 15 years in two federal prisons for wartime spying for Soviet Russia. Judge Robert L. Taylor called Slack's espionage "shocking" and rejected the government recommendation of 10 years after Slack pleaded guilty last Monday and begged for mercy.
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Alfred Dean Slack
Russia
Robert L. Taylor
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Fordham Records Moderate Tremor
Fordham University seismograph registered a moderate earthquake about 5200 miles away in an undetermined direction. The first shock occurred at 3:03.53 a m and the second at 3:13.35 a m in New York on September 22.
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New York
Fordham University
Kindness Repaid After 33 Years Estate Heirs Named
A long forgotten act of kindness by Charles Babonet, who died at 66, may yield $500,000 to Pearl A. Tyson and her family as principal beneficiaries of a handwritten will left at a bank. The document dated 1943 names Tyson, her husband William, and a daughter as recipients. The will was filed for probate by L M Giannini, Bank of America president, with attorney Robert B Ballantyne confirming authenticity.
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Shirley Clark
Los Angeles County
Charles Babonet
Pearl Tyson
A. P. Wirephota
Babonet
Pearl A. Tyson
L. M. Giannini
Bank of America
Giannini
Robert B. Ballantyne
Melissa Christian
Ex Big League Ballplayer among 4 drowned in boat capsizing
Eureka reports a four aboard pleasure fishing craft overturned in heavy breakers near the coast. Among the presumed drowned is William J. Kenworthy, 64, former Coast League and major league outfielder, later a St Marys College coach. Three other men, Cecil Bilson, Fred Williams, and E J Uystaad, were identified by wives. Unooficial recovery of one body occurred. others remain missing.
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Herr Tale
Wiliam J. Kenworthy
Qaklaned
Winbody
Cecil C. Bilson
Modesto
River Ranch
Lolita
Fred Williams
Oakhang
E. J. Uystaad
Lakeport
Kenworthy
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Broan
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Ohio
Washington Senators
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Oakland
St. Louia Brown
St. Mary's College
Army allows toothless men to join draft process
An Army order issued September 14 allows toothless men who are otherwise fit to be inducted, restoring World War I era dental standards. Previously many were rejected for lacking teeth, as Selective Service noted. The Army will provide false teeth for draftees to fit their needs.
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Army
Selective Service
Night and morning low with clouds and fog forecast
Weather report notes night and morning low clouds with fog and little temperature change. Light variable winds shift to around 16 to 18 miles an hour, with faint hints of gusts. forecast dominates by patchy fog and cooler conditions.
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