Marines Advance in Seoul Battle As U. S. Push Narrows City
Marines tighten a four pronged push toward Seoul center as forces reach 14 miles from the capital. American units race from Suwon to Osan and press toward Runichon, with Cavalry elements trapping North Koreans near the Shira pincer and crossing toward the Flan River bridges.
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Copter Flies Into North Korea Rescues U S Pilot
A helicopter from Task Force 77 rescued an American pilot south of Pyongyang after a forced landing. The Navy reported a Marine helicopter crew delivered the pilot aboard a ship in Inchon harbor as planes attacked the area with antiaircraft fire. The pilot’s name was not released and the rescue occurred under moderate danger.
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Austria Ends Anti-Rad Refuge Policy, Says Interior Minister
VIENNA, Sep 23. Interior Minister Gsker Helmer announced Austria will guarantee political Petagensd rights for Agchins. The policy change reportedly opens asylum to those approaching Austria from Czechoslovakia and Hungary, signaling a shift in handling refugees and security.
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Congress Overrides Truman Veto on Communists Control
The Senate voted 57 to 10 to override President Truman's veto of a broad anti-Communist control bill, sending it into law as Congress heads home for the campaign. Debates stretched overnight with one senator sobbing. Lucas opposed the veto, while firing lines formed around registering Communist groups and interning subversives, with aliens and spies tightened.
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12,000 Homes Leveled by Kashmir Flood
New Delhi Sept 22 Officials said incessant rains in Jammu and Kashmir wiped out 12,000 huts in a week. Heavy damage to crops and livestock feared as tally of fatalities remained unestablished.
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Jammu
Local News Highlights and Page References
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Southland Magazine
Waterfront
Bombing misdirected air attack wounds British troops in Korea
Fifth Air Force ordered a full investigation after Mustangs dive bombed two British companies by mistake during a hill assault near Waegwan. Casualties estimated 50 to 60. some injuries from Korean mortar fire. London conveyed official regrets to Prime Minister Attlee. embassy official expressed sorrow on behalf of the U.S. government. The attack struck the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders and Middlesex Regiment units, disrupting a hill assault on hill 303 near the Naktong River.
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U. S
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Julius Folmes
Wu S Eo Ristee
Waegwan
Naktong River
Nun to Give Away 10006 From L A Man Left Will
In New Orleans on September 23 Sister Eugeniz a Catholic nun from New Orleans announced she would donate the $10,000 left in the wrapping paper will of eccentric oil heir Charles Baronet of Los Angeles to charity. The 42 year old nun recalled a winter day in 1917 when Evelyn Sunny Sue Bogart then a girl met Baronet a bachelor who later remembered her in his $500,000 estate.
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Charles Babonet
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Sunny Sue) Bogart
Baronet
Hunt Pressed for Lost B-50 with 16 Aboard
Denver dispatch reports a large-scale Air Force search for a B-50 bomber missing with 16 aboard. Rescue aircraft scoured a 3000 mile route from Goose Bay Labrador to Davis-Monthan Tucson, involving 40 planes from Strategic Air Command bases.
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Roswell
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Railway Express Truckers Strike Shuts Metro Operations
Negotiations started July 12 and collapsed an hour before the strike. Railway Express said picket lines surrounded all company facilities in the metropolitan area, halting shipments and disrupting service.
President Signs War-time Tax Bill to Boost Revenue
President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs a war time emergency measure raising individual income and corporate taxes to fund Korean war costs. Individual rates rise 12 to 20 percent, boosting revenue by about 2.745 billion. Corporate tax jumps from 38 to 45 percent retroactive to July 1. The plan is first in a broader tax program with a second installment in November. About 50 million taxpayers will feel the impact as they see modified withholdings on October paychecks.
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Fruman
Clocks Return to Standard Time Across Nation
YORK Sept 24 Sunday Time stood still for an hour as daylight saving time shifted back to standard time. The change, practiced to extend evening leisure and curb electric use, affected most areas and large cities, with the northeast leading industrial regions in adopting the new hour. Some western regions faced uneven implementation and lingering adjustments.
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Psychological Warfare Proves Effective On NK Front
Allied psychological warfare is paying off as surrender leaflets over North Korean lines prompt more Red surrenders. The PW Branch of GHQ Far East Command runs a simple message urging surrender for food care and safety, warning of Allied strength. A worn leaflet and a mock safe conduct pass bearing MacArthur's signature boost turnout as morale and defections rise amid retreats.
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Taejon
Taegu
Ull
MacArthur
Bill of Rights Murder Hit by Red Leader
The U S Communist party defies the new Communist control law and says members will refuse to register with the Justice Department. National Party Chairman William Foster leads the stance claiming the party will not expose members to persecution and blacklist employment. Officials warn prosecutors will act if registrants fail to comply within 30 days.
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National Party
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Communist Party
Truman
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Rsone
Yankees Increase Lead in Pennant Chase as Blows Fall
New York Yankees hold a 13 game lead in the American League pennant race with a 30 victory over Boston Red Sox in Cleveland. UCLA beats Oregon 28 0 in Los Angeles while California rallies to defeat Santa Clara 27 9 and other college results surface including Washington over Kansas State 33 7. University of Southern California coach dies en route to a Berkeley game and Branch Rickey announces selling his Dodgers stake.
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