No Decision on Drive Into Red Territory
South Korean forces pushed toward the 38th parallel as Allied artillery pounded Red North Korean positions. An UN forces spokesman said the advance was halted for regrouping with no announced plan to invade further. Debate continued over whether to police northern Korea or leave border control to non American allies.
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Don Huth
Tokyo
Red North Korea
Red North
Democratic South
Eighth Army
Red Korea
Red
China
Sthera
Otnka Unita
Sean
Cen SacAuthir
Treated Gen Dean North Korean Medic Tells Americans
Frontline dispatch from Korea reports that a North Korean medical officer claimed he treated Maj. Gen Williams Dean, missing commander of the 4th 24th Division, after the July 20 engagement in Taeson. Counterintelligence officers say three South Koreans who escaped prison overheard planners discussing moving Dean from Chongfits a stockade, a plan not executed before Chongju was retaken by American forces the following Tuesday.
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Atan Swinton
Chiniu
Korea
Williams
Dean
Taeson
Nerth US
Counterinteligenie Corps
Atorkade
Plaza
Gen
Stockade
Red
Chongfits
Proton
Chongju
Taejon
Yasu
Carey H. Welner
Hickman Mills
Ralph E. Peterson
Yorkville
Ohio
Ejon
Rede
24Th
Francis Pusateri
Chicago
Pusateri
Veto Blocked on Red China Bid to U N
New York Sept 29 AP the United Nations Security Council ruled Nationalist China could not veto inviting the Chinese Communist regime to send a representative for talks after Nov 15 on alleged American aggression against Formosa. Talang challenged legality claiming a veto and sought an ICJ advisory opinion.
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New York
United Nations Security Council
China
T. F. Talang
International Court of Justice
Peiping
Formosa
Taiang
Mao Tze Tung
News High Lights OFF THE TELETYPE
Local item previews list various sections and page numbers across the paper. Highlights include newspaper week features, Beach Combing on pages 8 7, obituaries on B-8, politics on B-8, and sports on A-7 and 37 with weather and theater notes.
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Boyla
Fear Oakland Boy Found Burglars Kidnaped After Break In
AKLAND Sept 20. The 16 year old son of a Oakland family was sought by police after his father said he may have been kidnapped when interrupting a burglary at their home. Lee Madsen Berkeley High School student son of Versi F Madsen contractor and builder. Search by the rough hile surrounding the Madsen home near Claremont Hotel. Signs of a struggle and a broken front door were found. A box with 310 to 15 and a diamond ring were reported missing.
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Akland
Oakland
Lee Madsen
Berkeley High School
Versi F. Madsen
Madsen
High
Claremont Hoatel
Lerbmi
Wave Porter
Mary
Pom
Aid
Seoul Restores Rhee Rule After MacArthur Return Ceremony
General MacArthur restored Seoul to Korean President Syngman Rhee after a victory ceremony at the capitol. A dynamite device and leading wire were found on a glass balcony and removed before the rites. Rhee urged surrender for Reds, condemning Communist actions while pledging lawful punishment. Continued on Page A-5.
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Seaul
MacArthur
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
United Nations
Capitol
National Assembly
Father
Rhee
Ple
Baja California Quake Recorded
A strong earthquake off the tip of Lower California was recorded at 10:38 last night by the California Institute of Technology. It was centered in the Revilla Gigedo Islands, south of Baja California and west of Guadalajara, about 1100 miles southeast of Pasadena.
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Pasadena
Lower California
California Institute of Technology
Revilla Gigedo Islands
Baja California
Guadalajara
Here
State to lay off 300 employes over unemployment
Sacramento reports that about 300 state workers will be laid off due to insufficient unemployment in California. Director James G. Bryant said the decision came when the Department of Employment assessed staffing needs and found extra positions unused.
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Sacramento
California
Department of Employment
James G. Bryant
U N Council election stalls swift Korea action
The United Nations General Assembly stalled plans to address Korea amid a deadline near as MacArthur forces pushed toward the 38th parallel. Britain and the United States sought wider sponsorship while India hesitated, delaying a key political committee session and a possible late-night meeting. Brazil and The Netherlands secured nonpermanent security seats on the council after eight ballots. In Sweden, a landslide at Surte destroyed about 40 houses and shifted a railroad 100 yards.
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New York
General Assembly
United Nations
MacArthur
38Th Parallel
Assembly
Korea
U. S
U. N
United States
Flushing Meadow
Britain
New Delhi
India
Security Council
Economic and Social Council
Trusteeship Council
Brazil
Netherlands
Turkey
Lebanon
Thirty month draft term urged by Hershey
Washington, Sept. 29. AP. Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey urged a 30 month draft term to maintain a 1,500,000 army, with six months training and 24 months service. He proposed four changes including ending deferments for collateral dependents and allowing veterans under 26 to be inducted, while keeping the 19 to 25 draft age. Building time could span two to three years to reach the target force.
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Washington
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
House Armed Service Committee
Vinson
D.-Gr
House
Hotel Walkout Looms During World Series
PHILADELPHIA September 29 A hotel strike in Philadelphia loomed as a definite possibility today In a joint statement unions A F I and C TO announced that 4000 workers will leave their jobs at 15 major hotels Sunday midnight unless new contracts have been signed If the Phillies win the pennant the first two World Series games would be played at Shibe Park.
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Philadelphia
A. F. I. and C TO
Philadelphia Phillies
Shibe Park
Unrest in Germany's Russian Zone Sparks Protests
Reports from Berlin describe widespread unrest in the Soviet zone with resistance to Communists rising in Leipzig Dessau Magdeburg Potsdam and other cities. Pamphlets and posters in German and Russian call for boycotts of rationing and Communist meetings ahead of October 15 elections.
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Erlin
Germany
United Nations
Korea
Heig
Leipzig
Dessau
Magdeburg
Potsdam
Red
Ing
French Boat Blast Kills 4 on Indochina Coast
Four crewmen were killed and 20 injured when a small French coastal craft exploded off the Indochinese coast near Hanoi. The cause of the blast has not been determined.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Here
Weather Forecast for Southwest Winds Tonight and Tomorrow
Weather forecast notes southwest winds 10 to 16 miles per hour tonight and tomorrow, with gusts rising to around 20 mph. Expect considerable cloudiness with some sunshine tomorrow afternoon, and a slight drop in temperatures.
Spreading by Force and Terror: State Dept Denounces Soviets
The State Department labeled the Soviet Union a power hungry regime bent on spreading its control by force and terror. In a Truman drafted booklet Foreign Policy, Moscow is charged with annexing 7.5 million square miles and over 500 million people since 1945, expansion across Asia, wiping out Estonia Latvia Lithuania and subjugating Poland Hungary Romania Bulgaria Albania and Czechoslovakia, with Communist China also flagged for the same fate.
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Tashington
State Department
Russia
Truman
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Community of Free Nations
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Albania
Czechoslovakia
China
Rent Ceiling May Lift Oct 6 In Los Angeles
The U S Court of Appeals today dismissed an injunction preventing the housing expediter from ending rent control in Los Angeles. The court ordered the injunction vacated effective Oct 6, and said rent controls might exist on or shortly after that date. The court also upheld that it had no jurisdiction to act in the case brought by the Los Angeles Tenants Council.
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Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
Los Angeles
Federal District Court
Five Hurt In Head-on Freight Train Collision
Five railroad workers were injured when two UP freight trains collided head-on near Troy Kansas today. The crewmen, all on a Union Pacific special westbound, were hurt with no immediate explanation for the crash given.
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Troy
Kan
Union Pacific
Rubber spokesmen predict no early tire shortage
Washington reports industry spokesmen say tires will be plentiful despite rising defense needs. The National Production Authority will soon clamp controls on synthetic rubber distribution to fulfill military orders, but expansion in synthetic production could leave ample civilian supply. Industry forecasts indicate higher nonmilitary rubber output than in 1946 and a monthly consumption around 90,000 tons, with a path to sustain civilian use under the current defense plan.
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Washington
Pr Rubber Industry
National Production Authority
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Syngman Rhee Fright
South Korea
Douglas MacArthur
Hickey
Associated Prass
Red China
U.N
Warren Hols
U.N. Council
Sweden
Goeteborg
Surte
Pras Wiraphoto
State Dept
Asia
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