MacArthur Drafts Surrender Terms
General MacArthur’s forces press toward the 38th parallel as South Korean units push east of Seoul and Inchon area. Allied bombers strike Jongbu and routes toward Chorwon, while additional US and British ships shell coastal areas. President Syngman Rhee vows rebuilding as Seoul endures air and artillery duress.
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Chorwon
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Taechong
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Kum- Sar
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Yongdong
Taejon
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Toledo
Ongin Peninsula
Pyongyang
Samchok
Samehoki
Elephant Louie Rams Through St Louis Traffic
A female elephant named Louie escaped from Cole Bros Circus along Ex Highway in St Louis siding traffic. She broke a steel fence section and roamed the busy road causing horn alerts and police sirens before being cornered and returned to winter quarters.
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ST. Louis
Louis
Louie
Cole Bros. Circus
Murphy Sets New Police Shakeup in N Y Bookie Graft
New York Police Commissioner Murphy launches a sweeping purge targeting the Bratton era graft, demoting 336 plainclothes officers and reshuffling detectives. He aims to restore public confidence after a major bookmaking corruption probe tied to a $1,000,000 annual payoff to cops.
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N.Y
New -York
New York
Murp
Who
Thomas E. Dewey
Vincent R. Impellitteri
Brooklyn
Miles F.mcdonald
Mrs Henry Ford Honored by Firm City of Detroit
DETROIT Sept 30 2 The Ford Motor Co will halt all plants for three minutes in honor of Mrs Henry Ford who died at age 84 Funeral services set for 2 pm Monday at St Pauls Cathedral with burial beside Henry Ford in Dearborn Flags at half staff mark city tribute first in Detroit history Ford died in 1947.
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Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford
Ford
St. Paul's Cathedral
Dearborn
Standard Oil Boosts Wages 6 Percent Across 3000 Workers
Bay City Texas September 30 1937 Coast district manager C T Farrer of Standard Oil announces a general wage increase of 6 percent with a minimum of 10 cents an hour and 17 50 a month for salaried employees. The raise affects about 3000 workers not represented by unions and follows similar increases offered earlier in the week.
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Standard Oil Company of
California
C. T. Farrer
Long Beach
Bay City
Texas
Queens of Bay
Em Ja Hospital
H. C. Matthews
Brenda Someriatte
el Campo
Smoke Asphyxiates 3 Small Children in Brooklyn
Smoke from a burning couch during the early hours in a Brooklyn apartment suffocated three sleeping children. Victims are Carol Anne Roeber four, Patricia two, and baby Robert Jr. five months. The incident occurred with responders rushing to the scene.
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New York
Brooklyn
Carol Anne Roeber
Patricia
Robert Jr
Check of Communism Held Key Army Duty
Gen J Lawton Collins, Army chief of staff, outlined the two fold duty: check Communism and prevent another war, during remarks to the California 40th Division of the National Guard. He urged officers to gain men’s trust and promise to look out for their interests first.
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Cooke
J. Lawton Collins
Army
California
National Guard
Hens in Spain Produce Silver Eggs in Murcia
In Madrid on September 30 reports say Spanish hens are producing silver eggs. In Murcia, Julio Bernardo prepared a fried egg with four silver pellets in the yolk. His mother bought the egg at the market as local merchants chase the silver-bearing poultry product.
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Madrid
Spain
Murcia
Julio Bernardo
Three Ways Studied to Continue L A Rent Fight
Los Angeles Tenants Council attorneys study three routes to pursue their bid to prevent rent decontrol. A DC appeals court denial leaves options: appeal to the Supreme Court, file in DC municipal court, or file a new suit in California. Harris noted a municipal shift would not alter the central challenge to Rent Administrator Tighe Woods authority.
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Washington
Los Angeles
District of Columbia
California
Harris
Tighe Woods
Nepal Kingdom Smashes Revolt
New Delhi Sept. 30The kingdom of Nepal a pro westen buffer state between India and Russia announced it has smashed a plot to overthrow its government The Nepalese embassy said the plot emerged after the arrest of Sardar Raj Chalise and six other leaders of the Nepali Congress Political Association in Katmandu The seven reportedly confessed to planning to assassinate Maharajah Mohun Shamser Jang Bahadur Rana prime minister and army chief
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New Delhi
India
Kingdom
Nepal
Russia
Sardar Raj Chalise
Nepali Congress Political Association
Katmandu
Maharajah Mohun Shamser
Jang Bahadur Rana
Tibet and Red China Hold Diplomatic Talks in New Delhi
Tibetan diplomatic delegation in New Delhi reports preliminary talks with Chinese Ambassador Yuan Chung Hsien on Tibet China relations. They await instructions from Lhasa. China offers regional autonomy if the Dalai Lama and government join the regime peacefully.
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New Delhi
India
Coed
Tibet
China
Yuan Chung Hsien
Lhasa
Red
Dalai Lama
Fire in Oregon Fatal to Man and Shops Burn
In Roseburg Oregon last night a fire destroyed a two story pumice block building in Myrtle Creek killing a logging truck driver identified as Don Hemmingway sixty? forty years old. Fourteen small firms were wiped out as flames raged through the structure forcing occupants to jump or descend fire ladders.
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Roseburg
Ore
Myrtle Creek
Don Hemmingway
Patie
Training Pays Dog Falls in Well Saved by Loriat
Cincinnati news recalls Baron a Doberman Pinscher saved after falling into a 12 foot well four feet of water. Obedience training appears to have saved him. neighbor Berl Bernhardt used a lariat to haul the dog from the well under the owner Frank Bailey's direction.
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Cincinnati
Baron
Berl Bernhardt
Frank Bailey
Bernhardt
Wintry Snows Hit Northern Rockies and Upper Plains
Snow blankets the northern Rockies and upper plains with Yellow Stone Park showing 14 inches and Marmouth Hot Springs surrounded by 16 inches. McDonald Pass near Helena slides under heavy snow as harvest areas including Billings Cody and Beach report four inches. Early freezing temperatures follow snow belts, while the Great Lakes to Texas sees highs in the 70s and 80s.
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Rockies
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Marmouth Hot Springs
McDonald Pass
Helens
Mont
Billings
Cody
Wye
Beach
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Texas
Western Gulf
Atlantic
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Montana
Minnesota
Pacific Coast
Southwest
Churchill Election in 1900 to Be Feted
London September 30 Churchill was elected to the House of Commons for the first time fifty years ago tomorrow and on Tuesday the Conservatives will hold a golden jubile dinner. He first ran in 1899 at Oldham and was defeated, then won October 1, 1900. He has sought re election sixteen times and faced defeat four times. He has served in the house continuously since.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Churchill
Oldham
U N Debate on Korea Escalates in Heated Session
At the United Nations a tense debate over Korea halted briefly when a Czech delegate refused to yield. Romulo urged extraordinary consideration to avoid delay, while Kinselev urged order. The committee weighed inviting North Korea versus recognizing South Korea, with Austin opposing inviting the North though supporting South Korea’s participation.
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F. Pisek
Assembly
Narios F. Romulo
Philippines
Juliuse Katz-Suchy
Poland
Romulo
Kuzma V. Kinselev
Keith Fficer
Australia
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
U. N
Korea
Gen. MacArthur
North Korea
Kenneth Younger
Weyl
Pisek
Vishinsky
North
South Korea
U.S
T. S. Tslang
China
United Nations
Fariq el Kho
Syria
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Old Cow Chap Heads for West to See Tombstone Rodeo
London writer Charles Chilton, age 33, famed for a 15 year focus on the American west, sails aboard the liner America for his first West visit. He heads to Tombstone, Arizona for the October 19 rodeo, where he serves as an honorary deputy marshal though he has not yet seen the town.
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New York
Charles Chilton
Oxford
West of
Wales
Rio Thames
British
Broadcating Co
Chilton
America
Tombstone
Ariz
Chicago Officials to Testify Before Senate Crime Panel
Chicago mayor, police commissioner, and state's attorney were invited to address a U S Senate committee investigating crime in Chicago and other cities. The hearing opens next Thursday. officials indicated they would appear to share their view of the underworld amid the Drury case and related investigations.
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Ihicago
Chicago
U. S. Senate
Martin H. Kennelly
John C. Prendergast
John 8S Yie
Senate
Leutenant
William J. Drury
Bishon
Drury
Bernard J. Sheil
Man Questions Women Trust Before Grand Jury
In Philadelphia on September 30 a Phoeniaville, Pa., man refused to answer questions before a federal grand jury, expressing distrust of women on the panel to keep his testimony secret. Judge J Cullen Ganey urged compliance, noting grand jury secrecy. The man, Clarence J. Maichern, a Camden, New Jersey wire service partner, later had his attorney direct him to answer.
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Philadelphia
Phoeniaville
Clarence J. Maichern
J. Cullen Ganey
Ganey
Malehorn
Camden, N. J
Special Grand Jury
Gambline
Mothers urge UN forces to go beyond 38th parallel
In Cincinnati a mothers’ group of missing in action soldiers and Mrs Laura Brooks Oakley press for beyond the 38th parallel. Brooks identifies her son, 2nd Lt Arthur H Brooks, as a prisoner and backs stronger action to prevent rearming, per a Times-Star survey.
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Cincinnati
Greater
Kores
United Nations
Laura’ Brooks
Oakley
Arthur H. Brooks
Seoul
Brooks
Cincinnati, Times-Star
Navy Pilot Killed in Ocotillo Crash Near El Centro
Navy pilot died when his craft crashed four miles northwest of Ocotillo yesterday. The pilot’s name was withheld pending notification of relatives and release by authorities.
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EL Centro
Ocotillo
Ex-diplomat dies in Jamaica at 85
Sir Herbert Bryan former colonial secretary of Jamaica from 1914 to 1925 died at his home in Keevil England on Thursday at age 85. The death was announced today.
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Eng
Sir Herbert Bryan
Jamaica
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