North Koreans Shift Attack on East Coast Front
North Korean forces redirected their assault to the eastern front after American defenders halved the attack on the Kumhwa line toward Taegu. U S aircraft hit a fresh Soviet assault north of Kigye and Pohang as South Korean troops repelled heavy fire along the UN line.
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Tokyo
Taegu
Kigye
Pohang
United. Nations
Associated
Jack Macbeth
Douglas MacArthur
Chongno
Kumhwa
U.S. Eighth Army
United ‘States
South Korean
South Korea
U.S
Mount
Sobuk
Masan
Pusan
Alonie
Chongo Corridor
Sudong
Pugye
Mixed report on medical aid and Korea front lines
The piece notes medicines and aids sent to Hilda Schuler and others, outlines hotel construction by Oland Construction, and reports heavy fog in Medicine Hat. It shifts to the Korean War front, detailing U N and South Korean advances near Chongno, Masan, and Pusan, with Red losses and tank destruction.
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Ronenvillele
Plume
Hilda
Ton
Rail strike widens supply lines for western provinces
Edmonton reports trucks will operate on Sundays during the rail strike. Saskatchewan trucks may run into Alberta at reduced rates. Coastal ships idle, crews kept aboard to conserve steam. Canadian newsprint shortages force publishers to cut newspaper sizes. Lake freighters discharge at Port Arthur and Fort William. Northern truckers organize to aid Peace River area, sending loads to Edmonton and returning with freight.
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Ord
Edmonton
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Port. Arthur
Fort
William
Northern
Peace River
Locked Five Days in Strikebound Boxcar
Calgary CP reports 19 year old Jack MacDonald of Toronto survived five days locked inside an unlocked CPR boxcar in Calgary freight yards. He slept Monday night and endured 101 hours without food before being rescued Friday in satisfactory condition in hospital. He was eastbound seeking harvest work when the strikebound yards halted access and locals heard his calls for help while he hammered at the door.
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Calgary
C.P.R
Jack MacDonald
Toronto
Prairies
MacDonald
First Alberta Crude Reaches Redwater to Edmonton Pipe
The first Alberta crude oil enters the interprovincial 16 inch pipeline at Redwater and moves 30 miles to Edmonton storage tanks. Officials plan to fill Edmonton tanks by late October and complete the Regina link soon after eight tenths of the Regina Gretna and Gretna Superior spans. About 40 000 barrels are needed to fill the Redwater Edmonton line, roughly one and a half days of current output.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Great Lakes
Superior
Redwater
Regina
Gretna
Man
Wis
Century-Old Paul Deroy Returns Home to Birthplace
Paul Deroy a 104 year old Dover New Hampshire resident, visits his birthplace in CAP CHAT Quebec. Sponsored by Foster's Daily Democrat, the return rowd gathers townsfolk and relatives as the centenarian seeks the place of his birth before he dies. Deroy travels with his 38 year old brother Nazrene and a sister. The group plans to move on to Quebec City before returning home.
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Nhewspaper
Foster’s
Daily
Democrat
Dover
Deroy
Quebec
Nazerene
Gaspe Peninsula
Vilage
Quebec City
Freighter Collides With Hospital Ship Off San Francisco
Eighteen people died when the freighter Mary Luckenbach rammed the hospital ship Benevolence four miles from the Golden Gate in dense fog. The Benevolence sank upright, survivors were taken to Bay Area hospitals or returned home as the freighter entered port with little damage.
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San: Francisco
Navy
Vario
San ‘Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco Bay
Golden
Mary Luckenbach
New York man held in slaying of Theresa Maguire
Steven Albert, 23, was held today in the slaying of Theresa Maguire whose battered nearly nude body was found Friday in a Queensborough lovers lane. The case centers on a murder investigation in New York.
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New-York
Steven Albert
Theresa’ Maguire
Queensborough
Vancouver Hotel Empty as Rail Strike Hits
Hotel Vancouver, operated by Canadian Pacific and Canadian National, faced a strike impact with 600 staff off duty and 700 guests ordered to leave. After 48 hours only about 50 permanent guests and some business travelers remained, while smoke curled from chimneys and lights burned sparingly.
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Vancouver
National Rail
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian National
Railways
Hall Denies Threats Influence In Ottawa Labor Talks
Renewed rumors of a possible strike swirl as Parliament meets. Frank Hall, spokesman for the international unions, says threats of compulsory arbitration would not influence the outcome. Canadian unions anticipate action before the weekend amid tense labor relations nationwide.
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Ottawa
Frank Hall
Labor Department
Alr. Mosher
Mosher
Two Yank Gals Crown Canadian Open Finalists
Grace De Moss of Corvallis, Oregon and Dot Kielty of Los Angeles led the field at Winnipeg in the Canadian women's open final a cool morning as they teed off at 9 30 CDT on the first 18 holes of the 36 hole match play final.
Subway Mishap Leaves Worker Balanced on Rail Edge
An elevated track incident left a worker precariously balanced about thirty feet above the platform. Emergency crews secured the area as investigators assessed the halt in service and the cause of the mishap.
Free barbecue and corn feed feature of highway program
The Labor Day celebration marks the opening of Monalta Highway No. 48 from Wild Horse to Irvie. Governor John W. Bonner of Montana and Hon. D.B. MacMillan will speak at Wild Horse. Havre Medicine Hat chambers plan large ceremonies with bands, pageantry, and free barbecued beef and corn for about 1500 visitors.
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Alberta
Elkwater Lake
Monalta_ Highway
Wild Horse
Iryine
John
Biikwater
John W. Bonner
Montana
D.B. MacMillan
Will
Havre
Medicine Hat
Chambers of ‘Commerce
Friends
Ues
Elkwater
Alfuture
Bgl
A.C.T
Bonner
News blackout grips capital as rail talks stall
An emergency relay failed to be arranged and a late start left a paucity of national and international news in today’s issue. Canada press dispatches are reportedly largely filler while union and rail management resume negotiations, with no progress reports after lengthy talks last night and this morning.
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Rail
Riverside figures eyed for Detroit farm system switch
Two Riverside Juvenile Monarchs stars Up See Ne Keil Craven Goin Bob Keil and Ron Craven have been earmarked for entry into the Detroit Red Wings organization via a farm system. They may join Medicine Hat Junior Tigers this winter or a juvenile squad controlled by the Adams syndicate after approval from Mud Bruneteau.
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Bob’ Keil
Ron Craven
Stars of
Riverside
Winnipeg
Today
Jack Adams
Detroit Red Wings
Red Wings
Medicine Hat
Tigers
Adams’ Syndicate
Ottawa Talks Break Off as Union Negotiations Pause
Ottawa talks on the rail strike adjourned after a tense session in the Commons committee room. Officials indicated resumed talks with unions and railroad management to seek concessions and avoid a wider walkout affecting about 124,000 employees.
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Ottawa
Commons
Half Million Chinese Troops Ready for Formosa Defense
Reuters reports half a million Chinese Nationalist troops, armed with WWII U.S. weapons, man the west coast of Formosa to defend against a possible invasion from Communist China. Observers estimate up to 650,000 troops, 500 aircraft, and a navy with destroyers and gunboats, well trained and supplied.
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Formosa
Taipei
Reuters
Mount Guard
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Chiang
Formosa Strait
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