Dulles Outlines Plan To Fortify UN's Hand
LAKE SUCCESS AP The United States urged the UN to wield power to curb small wars before they grow. John Foster Dulles led a seven nation peace plan, backing emergency General Assembly sessions, peace observers, and ready army units for UN action. Britain France Canada Philippines Turkey and Uruguay co sponsor. The plan calls for a 9 to 14 member peace patrol and a 10 to 14 member committee to study UN defense options by next September.
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Lake Success
United States
United Nations Assembly
John Foster Dulles
U. S
Dean Acheson
Assembly
Security Council
Britain
France
Canada
Philippines
Turkey
Uruguay
Girl 24 Heroically Fends Off Bull to Save Brother
In Newport Kentucky a 24 year old woman Marcella Nelson shielded her brother William Billy Nelson 20 as a bull charged during a farm incident. She threw stones to distract the beast but was gored and tossed. Billy was knocked down and later saved by his sister. Both were hospitalized with serious injuries including a gored abdomen a hip slash and a punctured lung.
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Newport
William
Billy) Nelson
Booth Hospital
Dayton
Marcella Nelson
Billy
Miss Nelson
Nelson
Union Council Denies Taft Support Pressure In Taft Case
Warren AP report says Trumbull County CIO Council denied interfering with Otto Lyman treasurer who resigned after pledging support to Sen. Robert A. Taft. Council president Henry A. Dively disputed Lyman claim of political domination by the CIO Political Action Committee and defended officers’ rights to political choices.
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Council
Taft
Dively
CIO Council
Lyman
CIO USW Opens Talks To Gain New Pay Hike
The CIO United Steelworkers announce immediate wage negotiations with about 35 steel firms across the nation aiming for a substantial raise for about 1,000,000 workers averaging $1.70 an hour. Major talks include Republic Steel in Cleveland and Jones and Laughlin in Pittsburgh with United States Steel silent pending its response. Bethlehem Steel expresses readiness to begin wage talks as contract limits and strike delays loom.
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Cio-Usw
Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
Republic Steel of
Cleveland
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
Philip Murray
John A. Stephens
California
Murray
Bethlehem Steel Company
Former union official killed after hospital rampage in Dallas
John A. Brooks 36, former Waiters and Bartenders Union business representative in San Diego, was shot and killed by deputy sheriff Olin Hughes after Brooks attempted to wreck a trans continental bus, battled officers, and assaulted hospital staff at Parkland hospital in Dallas.
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Dallas
Tex
San Diego
Calif
Bill Decker
John A. Brooks
Waiters and Bartenders Union
Decker
Brooks
Olin Hughes
Hughes
A. D. Hamilton
Parkland
Posse Seeks Boy Who Shot 2 Teen-Agers
An 18 year old high school boy, Donald Cole of the Sault, is sought after shooting two teenage girls Myrna Benson 12 and Pauline Parady 14 near Sault Ste. Marie Michigan. The victims were found critically wounded at a cabin road and later at War Memorial Hospital. State police and deputies search the wilderness for the shooter who fled with a .22 caliber rifle.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Myrna Benson
Pauline Parady
Myrna
Lake Superior
War Memorial Hospital
Emil Hytinen
Donald Cole
Sault
Willard Wixom
Acheson Sees Peace Path with Russia Through Defense
Secretary of State Acheson said rearmament of the free world could force a shift in Soviet tactics toward a peaceful adjustment with Russia, aiming to deter war rather than provoke it. He warned against talk of preventive war and urged democracy to prove it can improve living conditions while strengthening defense.
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New York
Acheson
Free World
Russia
Freedom House
Warren R. Austin
U. S
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Korea
U.S. Rejects British Free Dollar Aid Request
Washington rejects Britain's request to use free American dollars for any purpose while expanding military production. Officials say U S dollars will be limited to raw materials and equipment for military output. Hugh Gaitskell arrives for talks with Secretary Snyder to discuss economic aid and plans.
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Washington
United States
U. S
Hugh Gaitskell
Royal Train Delayed By Broken Rail In Scotland Return
A broken rail on a main line near Scotland prompted a diversion of King George VI's royal train bound for London. The journey reached London 16 minutes late after rerouting to a substitute line.
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London
George VI
Scotland
Admiral Halsey Hospitalized After Severe Nosebleed
Admiral William Bull Halsey was rest in good condition at a military hospital in Fort Monmouth New Jersey after a severe nosebleed during a public appearance. The 67 year old former Fleet Admiral commanded the U S Third Fleet in the Pacific during World War II and intended to speak at the Jewish War Veterans encampment before falling ill.
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Asbury Park
N. J
William (Bull) Halsey
Fort Monmouth
Yale Graduate Identified as Prof Slayer
A 24 year old Yale graduate Theodore A Trent Lyon of New Haven was identified as the shooter who killed Dr. Lewis Thorne 42 Yale psychiatrist and wounded Thorne's wife in North Haven. Police said Trent Lyon a former patient of the doctor was seized by Springfield police.
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New Haven
Trent-Lyon
MacArthur Warns North Korea After Wonsan Skirmish
South Korean Third Division units pushed toward Wonsan but faced heavy North Korean resistance. Allied air and ground forces supported the advance as MacArthur issued a final ultimatum demanding North Korea lay down arms. The UN force, about 50 000 troops with 53 nations backing, pressed into Red Korea while border divisions staged for broader action.
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TOKYO
Wonsan
Red Korea
MacArthur
Third Division
U. S
First Cavalry Division
New York
Korea
Seoul
McArthur
Kim Tl Sung
United Nations
Premer
Kwachon
Kaesong
Truman Plans Foreign Policy Speech To UN
Close associates say President Truman will address the United Nations General Assembly in New York on October 24 marking the UNs fifth anniversary. The talk is part of a limited posturing sequence as he abandons wide whistle stop campaigning and awaits invitations while Vice President Barkley handles most travel duties.
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Washington
Truman
New York
United Nations General Assembly
South Korea
White House
United Nations
Williamsburg
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac Waters
Barkley
William M. Boyle, Jr
Boyle
Four Children Die in Smoke Tragedy in Vermont Home
In St. Albans Vermont four children Keith ten Judith Ann eight Donna Lee six and Darrell James one suffocated after a fire on the first floor of a two story house. Their uncle Osman Bluto about thirty suffered serious burns attempting a rescue. Parents Ma and Mrs Bluto were away. The blaze likely started in the kitchen and was put out by firefighters within ten minutes.
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ST. Albans
Olson Bluto
Keith
Judith Ann
Donna Lee
Darrell James
Osman _ Bluto
Looking Old
A humorous reminiscence on aging as friends meet after years. The piece contrasts a once youthful buddy now aging, balding, gray, and heavier, with the reader who still feels young. The reflection provokes self-awareness about time passing and shared youth turning to maturity.
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Ordon Martin
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