Yanks Relax in Seoul as Enemy Runs Toward 38th Parallel
In Seoul and across South Korea fighting winds down as U S forces push back North Korean troops. Marine divisions clear streets reclaim high ground while civilians emerge from debris. American units recapture Taejon Namwon and Hadong amid scattered clashes near Kumpea and Kimpo airfield.
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South Korea
38Th Parallel
Seoul
Uljongbu
Long Beach
Treakl
U.S. First Marine Division
Seventh Infantry Division
Associated Press
Don Whiteherd
Lewis (Chesty) Puller
Tenth Corps
U.S. 187Th Airborne Regimental
Kumpea
Kimpo
Onjwo Hila
Suwon
Osan
U. S. Seventh Infantry
Taejon
Namwon
Hadong
Watton H. Walker
U. S. Eighth Army
Taid
South
Army Beckons Father of Nine to Active Duty
UTICA New York September 28 A year old gasoline station tenant and father of nine was called to active Army duty Corporal Pat Gigilo will report to Camp Campbell Kentucky October 9 He served with the Marine Gate in World War II and with the Army after the war He was discharged in 1948 in Japan Gigilo's children range from zero to 13 years old He has five girls and four boys His pay as a corporal would be 142 a month and the family would receive an additional 85 government allowance
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N.Y
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Japan
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Zio
Bia
Sinatra Wife Gets One Third Of His Income
Nancy Sinatra will receive about one third of Frank Sinatra’s gross income under a property settlement in Superior Court. The 11 year marriage ends with a separate maintenance decree by default. She has received $2750 monthly support for herself and three children during negotiations. Sinatra’s manager announced a $3,000,000 three year Columbia contract. The couple, married in 1939 in Jersey City, have Nancy, 9, Frank Jr, 6, and Christina, 2. They separated last February after several reconciliations.
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Bobby
Sinatras
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Frank Jr
Christina
Europe
Ava Gardner
Frankie
Paris
Miss Gardner
Mickey Rooney
Frank
Cowgirl Wife Shoots Husband in North Philadelphia
Philadelphia dispatch reports Amelia Range, 47, a rifle wielding "cowgirl" in North Philadelphia, wounded her husband Herman Range, 87, then exchanged shots with police before surrendering. She faced aggravated assault and battery charges as officers recovered from a broken entry and a chaotic street confrontation.
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Hiladelphia
Amelia Range
Herman
Thomas Gavin
Philadelphia
Gavin
Harry Wissler
Herman Range
F . Tavin
Army plans draft 330000 total with 160000 more
The Army stated it will draft at least 330000 men to reach desired strength, with 160000 additional quotas planned for later months. Figures were discussed before the House Armed Services Committee in a closed session, detailing drafts of 50000 for September and October, 70000 for November.
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Cincin Dunre Dante Ge
WE. Gui
Vivgis Wysie
Wees
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson D.gaj
Byers
Vinson
Lovett Named Deputy Secretary of Defense
Former Undersecretary of State Robert A. Lovett was chosen by President Truman to be Deputy Secretary of Defense. Lovett will replace Stephen T. Early who leaves the post Saturday. He is a protégé of Gen. Marshall and currently works in New York with Brown Brothers Harriman. The appointment awaits Senate confirmation.
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Robert A. Lovett
Truman
Defense
Stephen T. Early
Defense Post
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Marshall
Louis A. Johnson
Congress
Senate
Weather Update Indicates Sunny Tomorrow Afternoon
Forecast calls for sunny conditions tomorrow afternoon with little temperature change and southwest winds. Wind speeds expected from 10 to 15 mph. Tonight and tomorrow morning show low clouds and light variable winds.
General Dean Alive Seen By Korean War Prisoners
North Korean prisoners say Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, missing since July 21 during Taejon fighting, is believed alive. Capt. William J. Cochrane cites reports from prisoners and civilians. U.S. Defense Department noted Dean’s prior missing status. Army sources differ, with some saying Dean killed at Taejon, while others hold hope he survived.
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Peter Kauspunen
Osan
Korea
William F. Dean
U. S. 24Th Infantry Division
William J. Cochrane
Joplin
Seventh Cavalry Regiment
Dean
U. S. Defense Department
Taejon
United Press
Robert Miller
U. S. Seventh Division
Seoul
Explosion rocks Maryland town causing extensive damage
Princess Anne Maryland reports an early today explosion on the eastern shore. It damaged a chain grocery, a five-and-dime and a restaurant along a main street, with at least 20 stores suffering broken windows and damage estimates placed near six figures.
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Princess Anne
Inductees depart Long Beach for Camp Ord
Brief list of sections and pages from a local newspaper including notices of inductees leaving Long Beach for Camp Ord, Republican campaign mentions about Truman and Marines, and various topics across pages A-4, A-16, B-7, A-20, B-28, B-3.
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Camp Ord
Truman Fetter
Tommy Cook Sentenced to 10 Years to Life in San Quentin
Tommy Cook, 18, was convicted August 31 of the May 12 murder of Dominic Calarco outside a liquor store at 742 E Seventh St and two armed robbery charges. He received five years to life for second degree murder and five to life for armed robbery, to run consecutively, plus 2 to 20 years for attempted robbery to run concurrently. Judge Maltby rejected Youth Authority commitment.
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Dominic Calarce
Superior Court
Joseph M. Maltby
San Quentin
Albert C.S. Ramsey
Press-Telegram
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Seventh St
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Compton
Calarco
Maltby
Albert C. S. Ramsey
Youth Authority
Ramsey
Ratmhsey
Peggy Byrnes
Muriel C. Downs
Ventura School For Girls
300 War Casualties on Latest Listing
Washington dispatch reports Defense Department casualty list No 108 listing 300 casualties from Korea. Of these 51 are dead 197 wounded 41 missing and 12 injured in battle zone accidents.
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Washington
UPA
Defense Department
Korea
Gains Grows Lad in Coma for 207 Days
A 5 year old boy in a Syracuse Memorial Hospital report has gained 146 pounds and grown 10 inches during a 207 day coma caused by damaged brain tissue from a skull fracture. Dr Sol Brawdy noted consciousness is not certain and many such cases have outcomes uncertain. Charles V. Ryan of Lyme, Jefferson County, was injured March 5 when struck by a car while dragging a sled up a hill near his home. He entered the hospital at 39 inches tall and now measures 49 inches.
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N. Y
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Charles V. Ryan
Lyme
Jefferson County
Sol Brawdy
Police Evict Ruhr Reds From Offices
In Aseldorf Germany police cleared the Ruhr headquarters after a British requisitioned move to reinforce troops. Some 120 Communist members were expelled from the basement dining room amid a clash with officers and injuries reported but not serious. The building may be occupied by the 11th Armored Division as British forces tighten control in West Germany.
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Germany
Communist Party
Ruhr
England
Ene Eet
Rede
11Th Armored
Wests Germany
Red Party
U S Seeks Superspeed Cargo Ship Design Battle
The Maritime Administration calls for designs of a national defense type cargo ship capable of 20 knots, faster than any previous cargo vessel. The goal is a ship that can operate in combat zones without escort, evading subs and reducing convoy vulnerability. Designers must submit bids within 10 days and finish specifications in 30 days.
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Washington
Maritime Administration
National Defense
Peace Feelers Denied by Top UN Attaches
New York dispatch reports American sources outlined a six point Korea peace framework. Key aims include a unified Korea under a strong UN commission with wide on site authority and free elections by secret ballot for the Korean people. The plan envisions UN leadership and no external bases or privileges for the United States.
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Korea
United Nations
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Britain
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iSoviet Union
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MacArthur
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Ke [Reas
North Korea
Assembly
Caer
Col
Lovelorn Letter Traced From Canada to White House
A Canadian woman’s lovelorn letter to an American columnist bounced between Canada Post and the White House. The State Department took up the case as a foreign policy matter, and a clerk located the columnist’s address to forward the plea for help. The episode highlights interdepartmental involvement in a lighthearted personal appeal.
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Canada
White House
State Department
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Truman
Mr. Man
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