Red China Invited To Debate Formosa In UN
The UN Security Council voted seven to four to permit Communist China to participate in Formosa debate after November 15, with Ecuador proposing the measure and Britain’s Sir Gladwyn Jebb presiding. The move allows Peiping representatives to present grievances in person, though it does not grant China’s UN seat to the Communists.
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Formosa
New York
UN Security Council
China
Gladwyn Jebb
Great Britain
Ecuador
Yugoslavia
Egypt
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United States
Britain
Russia
France
T. F. Tsang
UN nations edge toward consensus on new resolution
The New York Times notes that Britain Canada Australia Norway and the Philippines tentatively agreed yesterday on the text of a UN resolution amid Ecuador’s potential last minute bid to reintroduce its own motion.
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New York Times
Britain
Canada
Australia
Norway
Philippines
Curt Simmons withdraws from pitching series
CAMP ATTERBURY Ind AP Pfc Curt Simmons has ruled himself out of any more pitching this season with the Philadelphia Phillies. Maj Gen Daniel B Strickler says Simmons feels not in shape to pitch and had asked for furlough to try for the World Series but will withdraw the request.
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Atterbury
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Curt Simmons
Hiladelphia Phillies
Daniel B. Trickler
Pennsylvania
Strickler
Simmons
Priority Order To Rush Arms Expected Soon
Washington AP. Aides say a priority order directing factories mills and mines to fill military orders ahead of others will be announced this week end or early next week. The plan is to be simple yet mandatory and will be joined by other allocations limiting civilian use of scarce materials. A new Defense Petroleum Agency will handle oil gasoline and aviation fuel for defense needs. MEA will regulate coal power and metals for defense. The Fed is preparing new restraints on real estate credit including higher down payments on private mortgages.
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Washington
William H. Harrison
National
NPA
Truman
Korea
Secretary of the Interior
Chapman
Defense Petroleum Agency
DPA
Interior
Air Force
Minerals and Energy Administration
MEA
Federal Reserve Board
India opposes UN crossing of the 38th parallel
London AP reports India will oppose any plan for United Nations forces to pursue North Korean Communists across the 38th parallel. Prime Minister Nehru told Western leaders that the UN is committed to defending South Korea and not subjugating North Korea, signaling a rift with some Commonwealth allies.
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India
United States
Britain
United Nations
38Th Parallel
Jawaharlal Nehru
South Korea
North Korea
Nehru
Check Stubs And Bank Balance A Garden Parable
A poem about a family dispute over checkbook stubs and bank balances. The speaker questions a partner’s garden tending as she explains the math of deposits and deductions. Eventually the truth emerges that the monthly bank statement is correct, though the search for record clarity continues.
Mysterious benefactor bails Amish in school dispute
In Lancaster County, an unknown donor repeatedly pays fines for Amish farmers jailed for refusing compulsory schooling. After a pattern of bailouts covering 176.25 dollars each, more Amish defendants and three widows faced the same outcome, highlighting tension with state education law.
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Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Man Kills Two Then Himself in Ohio Farm Tragedy
In Wood County near Bowling Green, 38 year old Henry Krebs shot and killed his wife Zuleen 38 and neighbor Mike Adler 55 after an apparent quarrel upon returning from a roller derby. He then fatally shot himself with a shotgun, per Sheriff Clarence Marsh and Acting Coroner William Rothe.
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Bowling Green
Clarence Marsh
Wood County
Henry Krebs
Custar
Here
Zuleen
Mike C. Adler
William Rothe
Krebs
Toledo
Will Rogers Kin Weds in Private Las Vegas Ceremony
Mary Rogers 33 daughter of Will Rogers and Walter Brooks III 36 once stepson of Gen. Douglas MacArthur married in a private Las Vegas ceremony last night.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Mary Rogers
Will Rogers
Walter Brooks III
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Hershey Urges 30 Month Draft Period For Army
Washington AP The Selective Service director Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey urged a 30 month draft period replacing 21 months to keep a 1,500,000 man Army. He proposed three other changes including ending deferments for collateral dependents and easing induction rules for veterans under 26. Vinson leads House panel evaluating draft revisions.
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Washington
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
House Armed Services Committee
Selective Service Director
Evidence grows Dean alive reports from Korean rescue
American POWs said a North Korean medical officer told them he had seen and treated Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, missing commander of the U.S. 24th Division. Dean was last seen after the July 20 fighting in Taejon as the city fell to North Korean forces. The doctor reportedly saw Dean in a North Korean prisoner camp in the north.
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Chinju Front
Korea
William F. Dean
U.S
Dean
Taejon
France Forms Battalion for UN Korea Service
France's Defense Ministry announced the formation of a battalion to serve with United Nations forces in Korea. The unit is planned to depart next month for the conflict area.
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Paris
Defense Ministry
France
United Nations
Korea
Taft Hit With Tomato as Lausche Attacks Candidates
Canton AP report details a tomato thrown at Senator Robert A. Taft during a Waynesburg speech. Taft stayed on message despite the incident, while Ohio auditor Ferguson and Governor Lausche criticized campaign tactics and decency at Stark County and Steubenville events.
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Lausche
Canton
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
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Massillon
Stark County
Mount Vernon
James Seccombe
Stark County Board of Elections
Seccombe
Waynessburg
Joseph T. Ferguson
Steubenville
Frank J. Lausche
Ferguson
U. S. Senate
Ike May Get Command Of West Europe Army
Washington reports speculations President Truman may appoint General Dwight D. Eisenhower to command an international army to defend Western Europe. Officials say a high reputed officer could boost confidence in non Communists Europe and advance security. European ministers favor an American as supreme commander under a merged Allied force. Which officer fills the post remains unsettled.
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Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Western
Europe
Eisenhower
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General Eisenhower
Dlec
New York
U. S
Ena mi
Woman Court Clerk Admits 10749 Theft
In Lima, Probate Judge Joseph P. Quatman said Alma Schlott, 39, a juvenile court clerk, admitted embezzling about 10,749 dollars over 30 months by cashing monthly checks to non existent welfare recipients. She faced arrest on embezzlement charges.
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Schlott
Stephen K. Armstrong
State Welfare Department
Allen County
Armstrong
War casualties rise to 17 220 in Korean conflict
The Defense Department reported 17 220 U S casualties in Korea through September 22, with 2 441 dead 11 050 wounded and 3 959 missing. Of the dead 2 211 were KIA and 230 died of wounds. Navy 14 dead 26 wounded 5 missing. Marine Corps 951 total with 175 dead 787 wounded 12 missing. Air Force 188 with 31 dead 11 wounded 97 missing. Next of kin notified by midnight September.
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Washington
U. S
Defense Department
Department
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
South Koreans Halt At Northern Line In Red Korea
Allied command halted South Korean advances near the 38th parallel after pushing toward the border. MacArthur left Seoul for Tokyo with word of possible new UN authority, as reports of Red war crimes and civilian graves at Taejon emerged. Walker claimed strong UN gains and vowed further mop up.
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Red
Seoul
MacArthur
Syngman Rhee
What’s What Sunday STORY OF THE STYLE SHOW
Sunday pages promise photos from the Society Section style show with many attendees and models. Nearby Communities lead features Lebanon’s new gym as part of a 172000 addition with a photo and plans story. Middletown High School Sandwich Girls study forward passes and sales duties while Mr Football Fan figures in. Middletown physically handicapped workers profiled as two typical employees illuminate local industry ties.
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Middletown High School
Middletown
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