Kidnaped Tot Found and Woman Arraigned
Three year old Karen Nostre was returned to a Lackawanna infants' home after being abducted. Mrs Ethel Davis, 29, was arraigned on kidnapping charges in Harrisburg pending further orders. U S agent said Davis paid an employee to unlock a door at Our Lady of Victory Charity Home to seize the child to save her marriage.
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Karen Nostre
Lackawanna
Karen
Ethel Davis
DuGhiels
Heese
Roy Davis
du Quoin
Harrisburg
British Labor Wins Leicester By election by Six Seats
In London on September 29, the Labour Party secured a six seat majority in the House of Commons after a by election. Prominent labor lawyer A Ungood-Thomas won the Leicester vacancy with a decisive 18 0 to 13 462 vote over Conservative H A Taylor in a working class district.
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London
Britain
Labor Party
House of Commons
A. Ungood-Thomas
Leicester
H. A. Taylor
Nephew Held for Quizzing in Arizona Killing
James G. Williams, 16, nephew of Virginia Langford the widow beaten to death in Phoenix, was held for questioning on murder. He denied knowledge of the crime and no charges were filed. Detectives noted his bruises and conflicting stories while investigators said the Langford home showed signs of a fierce struggle.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Virginia Langford
James G. Williams
C. D. Welsh
Ed Hetz
Williams
Langford
Iby
Welsh
Plane with 60 passengers delays at Halifax
A four engine aircraft with 60 passengers mostly schoolteachers made an emergency landing at Halifax Nova Scotia today after losing one engine. The Flying Tiger Line of New York owns the plane returning to New York from a European tour.
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Halifax
N. S
UPA
New York
Flying Tiger Line
United Nations Armies Near 38th Parallel Crossing Expected
U N forces advance to the 38th parallel in Korea as a possible crossing looms. Gen MacArthur and field commanders anticipate an affirmative UN decision to push into North Korea and possibly approach the Chinese border Ongyang, with strategic and political implications highlighted.
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U. N
38Th Parallel
Kyo
United Nations
Korea
Une
North Korea
South Korea
Thhat Line
Far East
MacArthur
Red Capital
Ongyang
China
U S and Britain Begin Talks on Japanese Peace Pact
United States and Britain started informal talks toward a conference to draft a Japanese peace treaty. A foreign office spokesman cited exchanges in New York last Friday between senior officials, with possible contact with Russia and other Far Eastern Commission members. The Far Eastern Commission guides Allied policy toward Japan.
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London
United States
Britain
Foreign Office
New York
Military Priority Decree Anticipated
Washington reports the government will soon issue a priority order directing factories mills and mines to fill military orders first. NPA head Alda said the regulation may arrive this weekend or early next week with further measures to limit civilian use of scarce materials and allocate synthetic rubber to firms. The moves accompany plans to tighten controls on oil energy and real estate credit as defense production targets rise toward a 30 billion dollar annual rate.
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Washington
Alda
William H. Harrison
National Production Authority
NPA
Sansa
Ure Firma
Truman
Korea
Mr.Truman
Interior
Chapman
DPA
Minerals and Energy Administration
MEA
Federal Reserve Board
NPR
Fense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense Department
NEA
Hint Ike May Head New Europe Army
Washington rumors grow that President Truman may name Gen Dwight D Eisenhower to command a projected international force to defend Western Europe. Officials cite his reputation and past wartime leadership as key factors guiding the possible appointment. Other names mentioned include Gen Omar N Bradley for the post.
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Washington
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Western
Europe
Eisenhower
Hig
Supreme Command
U. S
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
17 220 American Casualties Through Sept 22 in Korea
Defense Department reports 17220 American casualties in Korean fighting through Sept 22 with 2441 dead 11050 wounded 3959 missing. Wounded in action include 230 dying of wounds. breakdown by service shows 16087 Army 44 Navy 951 Marines 135 Air Force.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Forte
Inchon
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