Indian Envoy Confirms Red Tibet Invasion
India's ambassador to Peiping said Chinese army orders directed troops toward Tibet but he had no confirmation any units crossed the border. A government spokesman noted Peiping had not replied to India's note of regret and surprise. The policy toward Red China’s UN seat may be reviewed in light of these developments.
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Tibet
K. M. Pannikar
Lake Success
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Foreign Ministry
Jawaharlal Nehru
135 File Suit Against New Anti-Red Law
A group of 135 persons including some Communists filed suit in U S District Court to strike down the new anti subversive law. They challenge the registration and disclosure requirements for Communist groups and expect lengthy hearings before the Subversive Activities Control Board.
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Washington
U. S
Communist Party
Justice Department
Subversives Activities Control Board
Marshall Warns NATO Nations On Over-Confidence
Secretary of Defense Marshall pleaded with NATO defense ministers to face the present critical situation realistically as they shape a joint anti-Communist force. He warned against complacency, urged rapid strengthening beyond Korea’s lessons, and called for a clear “bill of particulars” on each nation’s contributions to the common force.
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Washington
Marshall
North Atlantic Reaty Organization
NATO
NATO Defense Committee
North Atlantic
United Nations
Korea
U S proposes 250 million aid package for Philippines
Washington reports President Truman sent a five year 250 million dollar economic aid plan to Philippine President Quirino. The Bell mission found inefficiency and corruption in government, outlining a seven point reform program with tight U S supervision and an American technical mission to aid industrial and agricultural development fiscal controls administration and social welfare. Officials said the Philippines pledged cooperation.
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United States
Philippines
Truman
Elpidio Quirino
Manila
Daniel W. Bell
The
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Bell
Quirino
Congress
U. S
30 GIS Found Dead in Korea
The bodies of 30 Americans were found near Kujang, 30 miles northeast of Anju, with nine badly burned. The First Corps Judge Advocate said they were discovered October 22 in a train attacked by American planes and set afire. Two American prisoners were found beside the burning train. It was unclear if the air strike caused their deaths. Master Sergeant Morgan L. Coch rane forwarded his discovery report to Col. Merton F. Ellis.
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U. S. 1St Corps
North Korea
Kujang
Anju
First Corps
Morgan L. Cochrane
Cochrane
Merton F. Ellis
San Francisco
Tebbetts Weds Mary Hartnett in Boston Church
Boston Red Sox catcher George Birdie Tebbetts married Miss Mary Hartnett of Burlington Vermont today at St. Cecilia's Church. The ceremony was attended by family and teammates, with celebrations planned nearby after the church service.
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Boston
George Birdie Tebbetts
Boston Red Sox
St. Cecilia's Church
Mary Hartnett
Burlington Vernmont
CIO Voted Down Geauga Industries Union
In Chardon Geauga Industries workers voted 115 to 66 against joining the CIO United Publisher Workers. The company and workers agreed to the election, so the National Labor Relations Board was not involved.
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CIO
Chardon (Ap
Geauga Industries, Inc
Bive
CIO United Publier Workers
National Labor Felitions Board
Men And Dreams by Gordon Martin
A compact verse praising successful men who pursue bold dreams. It notes practical grit and foresight, the courage to aim high, and perseverance through disappointment to achieve progress and recognition.
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Gordon Martin
United Nations makes strides at halfway mark in 1950 session
The UN General Assembly reaches midterm in 1950, approving the Korean resolution and moving toward a veto-free plan to combat aggression. The plan includes a peace patrol, a UN ability to act when the Security Council stalls, and earmarked military units for crises while most delegations view the past six weeks as a success.
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Lake Success
UN General Assembly
Korea
MacArthur
38Th Parallel
North Korea
Acheson
Assembly
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Security Council
United Nations
You Too Can Make A Flying Saucer
A Lock Haven PA AP story describes a simple homemade flying saucer built from balsa wood, aluminum foil, helium balloons, and string. The craft rises on a sunny day, flies about a hundred feet high, and is presented as an easy, safe solution to the saucer phenomenon.
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Associated Press
Main Street
Pete Stevenson
Lock Haven Express
Lock Haven, Pa
Lock Haven
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower Talks in Washington Spark Presidential Speculation
Washington reports say Gen Dwight D Eisenhower may lead Western European defense forces possibly for a year then return to civilian life, with Truman and Pace to confer. Amid 1952 talk Dewey Taft Warren Stace weigh Eisenhower’s political prospects while Eisenhower remains noncommittal and asserts he will follow orders.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
North Atlantic
Eisenhower
Truman
Army
Pace
Columbia University
Wind and rain lash Pacific coast in fourth day of storm
A Pacific wind and rain storm furiously swept the west coast for a fourth day leaving thousands of uprooted trees damaged homes and disrupted communications with two fatalities. Gusts reached 66 mph with warnings of 50 mph for today as eastern Washington logged 80 mph and a western tower was blown off. A 458‑foot vessel floundered off Oregon with unknown crew. Snow and light rain accompanied the wind in some areas as officials warned another storm could follow. Seasonal temperatures were expected countrywide.
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California
British Columbia
Washington
Oregon
Weather Bureau
Candymaker Is Sued Over Alienation Claim
The wife of Frank B. Brach, VP and treasurer of E. J. Brach & Sons Candy Corp of Chicago, filed a $100,000 alienation of affections suit today against Mrs. Helen Vorhees of Unionport, Ohio.
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Steubenville
Frank B. Brach
E. J. Brach & Sons Candy Corporation
Chicago
Helen Vorhees
Unionport
Jet firm hit by big blaze near Battle Creek
A million-dollar flash fire destroyed jet engine blade production at Eaton Manufacturing in Battle Creek Michigan. Eighteen workers and one volunteer firefighter were hurt. seven still hospitalized and none in serious condition. Fire officials said a feed line leaking inflammable fluid ignited jet blades and a gas furnace, causing a rapid inferno that covered the half-block plant in flames.
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Eaton Manufacturing Company
Reports Persist Of Chinese Reds Joining Warfare
UN forces push toward Manchurian border as Red units allegedly reinforced by Chinese troops in North Korea fight with renewed fury. On Songjin’s northeast coast South Koreans seize a port while 4,000 Reds ambush U S Marines 190 miles south near liberated Wonsan. Intelligence says Chinese troops may be Manchurian Koreans. Front lines from Kasan to Onjong stretch 35 miles. supply routes disrupted north of Onjong near the Yalu. British Commonwealth forces also report tough fighting alongside American and South Korean troops.
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Fifth Air Force
U.S. First Army Corps
Kasan
Anju
Chongchon River
William Jorden
U.S. First Corps
Sipuiju
Fof
Unsan
SEOUL
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Korea
Songjin
4San
Sanggye
MacArthur
Tokyo
North Korea
Onjong
Yalu River
Chinese prisoner says unit crossed into Korea to fight South Koreans
A captured Chinese soldier testified that an attack unit of the Chinese Communist army crossed the Yalu into North Korea 13 days earlier with orders to engage the South Korean army. The commander reportedly told troops they crossed to guard their land and nation.
Coast-To-Coast Phone Walkout Threatened
The CIO Communications Workers of America backs a wage dispute in the Bell system with a looming coast-to-coast strike. About 16 685 equipment workers, 6 000 dispatching workers in 28 cities, and 685 massachusetts plant staff are involved. The clash pits Division 6 against Western Electric, with wage talks ongoing after 13 months of bargaining and a prior short spring strike. Beirne says the union now leads negotiations, seeking a substantial raise and broader terms beyond Western Electric's 11.5 cent average offer.
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Bell Telephone
CIO Communications Workers of America
CWA
Bell
Western Electric Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Corporation
Haverhill
Mass
Western Electric
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
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Division 6
Washington, D. C
Joseph A. Beirne
International Union
Beirne
Baby Drowned In Unused Well Near Wellsville
EAST LIVERPOOL Ohio UP James Richard Willis two year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Willis of Wellsville Road was drowned yesterday when he fell into a 30 foot unused well. The child was playing with neighbors children while his parents visited. Coroner Ernest Sturgis said the well was uncovered. Wellsville volunteers attempted resuscitation for 45 minutes without success.
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James Richard Willis
Robert Willis
Wellsville Rd
Columbana
Ernest Sturgis
Wellsville
Labor Influence In Election Discussed By Barkley Taft
Democratic Vice President Alben W Barkley and Republican Senator Robert A Taft debated labor influence in the Ohio campaign. Barkley warned Republicans fear labor gains, while Taft warned of a socialist program from labor backed lawmakers. Both tied the issue to the CIO and Ferguson, with Barkley recalling the 1930s banking collapse and public distrust.
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Taft
Alben W. Barkley
Robert A. Taft
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Democratic Party
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
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