President To Give Moscow Bid For Peace
President Truman will deliver a global peace bid from Washington during the opening UN General Assembly in Paris. The address aims to press Moscow for concrete actions in Korea Indochina and Europe, outlining a plan for rapid Korea settlement disarmament under UN oversight and elections in Germany.
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Truman
Russia
Soviet Union
United Nations
United Nations General Assembly
Paris
Dean Acheson
White House
U. N. Assembly
Korea
Indochina
Europe
Joe Kremlin
Red
Mr. Truman
Acheron
West
Moscow
United States
Germany
Truman refrains from new policy moves on German unity
Officials say President Truman aims to sharpen and clarify existing policy rather than unveil sensational new steps. The speech tied to a U N session may carry broader signals, while Churchill considers his own approach to handling postwar Russia and Western leaders.
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Churchill
U. N
Winston Churchill
Britain
Generalissimo Star
Russia
Stalin
Washington
Assault Warrants For Two Juveniles On Halloween Night
Police complete investigation of a white man knocked down and allegedly kicked in the head on East Patch Street Halloween. Warrants charging assault and battery were served on two colored juveniles and peace disturbance summons on three others. Names withheld awaiting jurisdiction waiver. One juvenile is 14. Hearings set tonight as higher court waives jurisdiction. Weekend arrests include Lawrence L. Thomas, 24 Lincoln apartments, on assault and battery. Virginia B. Thomas, Saturday. Rex Henry Seaton, Williamsport. Thomas M. Thaver, 96 Lincoln apartments, for intoxication. Warham Shaffer jailed for drunkenness and indecent exposure. John William Smith, Burkitsville, for intoxication and peace disturbance.
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People’s Night Court
Lawrence L. Thomas
Lincoln Apartments
Spartant
Virginia
B. Thomas
Rex Henry Seaton
Williamsport
Thomas M. Thaver
Colored
Stockman, Carty
Sergi
Potts
DeGrange and
Bupst
Warham Shaffer
West
Casualty List Highlights Korean War Losses
Washington announced the second heaviest casualty list of the Korean War, naming 1,195 US service members. It reports 157 killed, 952 wounded, 27 missing in action, and 59 injured in combat accidents, surpassing the October 3, 1956 tally of 1,211 casualties.
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Washington
Defense Department
Untitled Korea casualty totals and accident report
The Defense Department casualty totals through last Friday for Korea stood at 14 393 killed in action 68 641 wounded and 12 458 missing massing age as talks paused. An automobile crash near Mount Olivet Cemetery damaged fence posts and blocking the southbound roadside. the car owner could not be reached for explanation.
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Defense Department
Korea
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Wrecked Car Found Near Route 15 At Orphanage Farm
A Plymouth with damage estimated over 200 dollars was found abandoned in a field near Loats Orphanage farm south of Frederick on Route 15 Sunday night. Ott over Harlan DeGrange reported the vehicle at about 7:30 p m. Officer Sherman Boone investigated and noted a color name Roy Dages Samsville Rt 2 attached to the car.
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Frederick
Forry
Ottover Harlan DeGrange
Roy Dages
Samsville
Sherman Boone
Ritchie Becomes Fort Ritchie In Name Only
Waynesboro Pa November 4 camp Ritchie was redesignated Fort Ritchie with no change in daily operations. The same staff runs the post in Washington County and no transfer of senior officers has occurred. Details about underground installations near Adams County remain secret, and ill patients at the camp have yet to be moved. The site has changed hands several times since its wartime use as a World War Two intelligence center.
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Fort Ritchie
National Guard
Second Army
Ritchie
Washington County
Adams County
Washington
Government buys land earlier this year ending guardsmen use
A government purchase earlier this year ends the land's use as a training area for guardsmen. The move shifts training location and clarifies ownership while leaving the site pending repurposing decisions. Local officials expect minimal disruption to related activities.
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