MIG-15 Lands in Allied Hands Near Seoul
A North Korean pilot lands a Russian built MIG-15 at Kimpo Air Base near Seoul to become the first MIG to fall into Allied hands. The pilot, described as short with black hair, disappeared behind secrecy as U S officers study the jet and confirm a $100,000 reward remains in effect.
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Seoul
United States
North Korea
Kimpo
Korea
U.N. Command
Tokyo
O. P. Weyland
Far East Air Forces
Weyland
Kimpo Air Base
Demilitarized Strip
Korean Peninsula
Don P. Hall
Kingsville
Tex
Hall
Cipriano F. Guerra
MI6
Dozens View Body of Unidentified Woman Near Upper Sandusky
About two dozen people with missing relatives viewed the stabbed dead woman found in a deserted woods three miles north of Upper Sandusky. Authorities seek identification and expect autopsy results. rape is alleged per hospital report.
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Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Columbus
Emmerich von Haam
Wyandot
B. H. Hathaway
Dean McAllister
Beria Impostor May Seek U.S. Refuge, McCarthy Aide Says
An informant for Sen. McCarthy’s investigations says a man claiming to be Lavrenty Beria may have escaped Russia and seeks asylum in the United States in exchange for Kremlin secrets. Other officials remain skeptical, predicting the chances of real Beria escaping are slim.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
Lavrenty Beria
Kremlin
Wisconsin
Senate
Beria
Russia
McCarthy
Subcommittee
United States
Secret Police
Beria Oes
Council of Ministers
Europe
State Department
Department
Nixon
General Dean Returns Home From Korea Prisoner Exchange
Maj. Gen William F. Dean, held by Communists as a prisoner for over three years, leaves Tokyo on a regularly scheduled flight with 10 Americans including eight former prisoners. Two soldiers receive medical care in the United States. Gen. Dean says goodbye to Gen. O P Weyland as Lt. Gen. Harrison stands nearby.
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Tokyo
William F. Dean
United States
O. P. Weyland
Far East Air Forces
William K. Harrison
Solons Urge Halting Red Propaganda
Senate probes call for tighter security laws to expose Communist printing gear and require registration of political propaganda by diplomats. Ex‑Communist witnesses testified Reds hid presses and supplies for wartime use and to flood peacetime America with propaganda.
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Washington
Senate
America
Communist Party
Russia
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Jenner
R-Ind
United States
Sen. Welker
Idaho
Welker
Paroled killer shoots couple then kills himself in Cleveland
Frank Likar, 33, paroled from Ohio Reformatory in Mansfield after a 1945 strangling conviction, shot Bernard Hinger 39 and Josephine Hinger 32 as they visited relatives. He carried a photo of Josephine and, after firing, killed himself. Bernard died within two hours. Josephine died within an hour.
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Cleveland
Air Force
Frank Likar
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
Bernard Hinger
Ford Motor Co
Hinger
Josephine
Likar
Barney
Hungry Kitten Reaches Dogs and a Busy Cleveland Home
A stray adopted by Mrs. Lillian Reminick in Cleveland treks with her dog Chubby and settles for lunch while the Reminick household, already caring for ten animals, faces new litters as two pups are born to Chubby and six kittens to the cat. The mama cat hid the kittens to avoid transfer to the Animal Protective League, leaving Kitty to adapt to life with dogs.
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Kitty
Chubby
Lillian Reminick
Cleveland
Ohio
Reminick
Government Warns on Housing Slump and Possible Action
Housing Administrator Albert M. Cole told the American Bankers Association that direct government action may be needed if private mortgage credit remains unavailable to sustain home building. He cited falling FHA insurance applications, a slower August starts rate, and warned bankers to maintain private credit to avoid economy-wide shocks. He noted policy moves to free the mortgage market and keep rates up.
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Washington
Albert M. Cole
Cole
American Bankers Assn
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Housers
Housing Agency
UC Head Raps Kinsey Reports
President Raymond Walters of the University of Cincinnati denounced the Kinsey reports on sexual behavior as materialistic and unscientific. He criticized advance publicity and urged that findings be released first to the scientific world rather than to the public.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Kinsey
Raymond Walters
Alfred Kinsey
Indiana University
Inside Pages Highlight Classifieds and Puzzling Ads
Fragmented OCR page shows sections including classifieds and a crossword puzzle. It references deaths and funerals, a radio TV society, and a woman’s page with scattered header text. The legible items indicate a typical small-town newspaper layout with ads, notices, and features.
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Sovons
Society
Neutrals In Parley Push From Vishinsky At UN
At the United Nations Andrei Vishinsky demanded that neutrals be included in the Korean peace conference, saying the Assembly's last month decision conflicts with the armistice and must be changed to allow India Indonesia Burma Pakistan and other neutrals. He attacked U S policy and urged reopening talks on the conference makeup while the plan for a two sided meeting remained.
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United Nations, N. Y
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United States
India
Vishinsky
Dulles
Syngman Rhee
U.N
China
Indonesia
Burma
Pakistan
South Korea
Egypt to try 14 former regime leaders for traitor era
Cairo AP The 14 include Premier Mustafa Nahas and his wife plus Hafez Afifi and other ex-officials tied to King Farouk era. They face a special tribunal during Egypt's three year transition period with no charges yet announced. Some were placed under house arrest, others detained by military police as trials loom. The group features ex-Farouk aides and Saadist leaders amid a broader anti corruption crackdown.
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Cairo
Mohammed Naguib
Mustafa Nahas
Farouk
Egypt
Nahas
Hafez Affifi
Ibrahim Abdel Hadi
Saadist
Ibrahim Farag
Nabas’ Wafdist
Price Abbas Halim
Karim Tabet
Ahmed el Nakib
el Mouassa Hospital
Tabet
Ismail Almiligy
Saadist Party
Abdel Hadi
Coast Guard still searches for seven missing airmen
Coast Guard continued the hunt for seven missing crewmembers of a B29 hurricane hunter that crashed in the Atlantic. Nineteen survivors were en route to New York aboard the Nassau, with three rescued and taken to Charleston yesterday. Survivors Norman Prosser Paul Dion and Edwin Sischo provided details of the crash and rescue, including a life raft ordeal and a shark circling their raft for most of the 18 hours before rescue.
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Charleston
S. C
Atlantic
Coast Guard
New York
Nassau
Norman Prosser
Bruckner, Mo
Paul L. Dion
Boston
Mass
Edwin H. Sischo
Neillsville
Wis
Prosser
Charleston Naval Hospital
Hunter Afb
Dion
Sischo
Siamese Twins Out Of Danger In New Orleans
Louisiana’s famous Mouton Siamese twins are out of danger says Dr. L L Weissmiller founder hospital director. The twin daughters of Mayor and Mrs Alben Mounton of Lafayette La are bottle fed and their condition looks good after last Thursday’s history making separation surgery. Carolyn Anne and Catherine Anne will be two months old tomorrow. They were nourished by vein and formula and fed intra venously until yesterday.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
L. L. Weissmiller
Foundation Hospital
Weissmiller
Alben Mounton
Lafayette
Carolyn Anne
Catherine Anne
Most Of Them Not Captured, UN Allies Told
The Communists said most of the 3,404 Allied troops listed as missing have never been captured at all. They also claimed 98,742 North Koreans and Chinese were captured and missing. The report followed the Joint Military Armistice Commission meeting and noted that 519 of the Allied missing have been returned and 380 were released or dead.
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Panmunjom
U.N
Joint Military Armistice Commission
British Commonwealth
Reds
New Delhi
Red
Weather outlook cool and fair across Ohio and Kentucky
Miami Valley to see mostly cloudy and cooler tonight and tomorrow with Wednesday remaining fair and cool. Ohio forecast calls for fair, cool conditions with 45 to 50 degree lows. Kentucky to expect similar trends with highs in the 70s and lows in the upper 40s to mid 50s. Middletown records show a 84 degree high yesterday, 60 degree low this morning, and 0.14 inches of rain Saturday from 12 30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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Miami Valley
Vandalia
Associated Press
Ohio
Kentucky
Middletown
Seven Die In Storms Across Italy Saturday
Storms and floods swept across Italy over the weekend. At least seven people died as heavy damage struck towns and countryside. Rescue workers battled rising waters and fallen infrastructure amid widespread power outages.
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Rome
AFL moves to revoke ILA charter amid reform push
The AFL opens its convention with a plan to void the International Longshoremen's Association charter over alleged racketeering and hoodlum ties on New York and New Jersey piers. If approved, a rival union would be created to absorb ILA members as the ILA faces an upcoming contract expiry October 1.
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ST. Louis
AFL
International Longshoremen's Association
ILA
New York
New Jersey
Steeny 3 Mean
Meany
Convict Parachute Jump Stunt At Texas Prison Rodeo
Convict Barney Thurman 28 prepares to fly over Texas Prison walls from 1500 feet for a series of jumps at the Texas Prison Rodeo now in its 22nd year. He arrives from Kilgore on forgery charge and becomes a prison store trusty while planning weekly arena parachute leaps with Civil Aeronautics Authority approval.
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Huntsville
Tex
Barney Thurman
Texas
Ocober
Thurman
Kilgore
O. B. Ellis
Ellis
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Thursman
South Korean Assembly Meets in Seoul in Historic Return
The National Assembly convened in Seoul for the first session in three years marking a significant return to regular parliamentary work.
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Seoul
South Korean National Assembly
Georgetown Schools Reopen After Water Shortage
Georgetown Ohio public schools will resume classes after a water shortage forced closures since September 8. School officials announced the reopening date and advised normal schedules to resume at all district buildings.
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Georgetown
Ohio
Brow
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Won
Malenkov
Solons
John Chadwick
United Nations
U. N
General Assembly
Keyplian
By Robert Tuckman
Dock Union
Norman Walker
ROK Assembly
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