Allied Spokesman Sees Truce Talks Revival Possible
An allied spokesman in Tokyo said there is no indication of a permanent breakdown in Korean War truce talks. The United Nations, investigating new Communist charges about Kaesong, affirmed willingness to resume negotiations when the Reds are ready as both sides avoid full scale warfare. Major James MacMaster, at UN negotiating HQ in Munsan, noted continued official contact despite a seven day pause.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
United Nations
Kaesong
Korea
U. N
Munsan
le J
James Mac Master
Matthew B. Ridgway
Nam al
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Nam Jl
Joy
MacMaster
Fifth Airr Force
Eighth Army
U.N
Washington
Food and Drugs Administration
France
Food and Drug
United States
Europe
Front Line Action Report From Korea Front Lines
Allied commanders report heavy fighting in eastern Korea near Kansong Inje and Yanggu with 2000 Reds moving south and shells striking supply routes. U S air drones hit rail lines east of Vladivostok and a 300 ton B 29 raid targeted Rashin port and rail center within 12 miles of Vladivostok.
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Korea
Jor Kansong
Parib
Allifs
Yanggu
Associated Press
U.s. Eighth Army
Kansong
Ress
U.S
Ficer
North Ko
Nists
Yangou
Washington
Air Force
Rashin
Vladivostok
North Korea
RE Ee
Keyhole View of Your Destiny in Aptitude Tests
AP report notes aptitude tests predict best fields for high school seniors but do not determine marriage timing. Findings show high scorers in verbal and numerical tests tend toward college, while clerical workers excel in speed and accuracy. The piece covers gender differences and career variety among tested youths.
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Alton IL
Blakeslee
Science Reporter
Chicago
George K. Bennett
The
Psychological Corporation
New York
American Psychological Association
Eace BR Gee
Bennett
Harold Seashore
Alexander Wesman
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Crime Committee
Crime’ Coordinating Council
Thei
Treasury Department
Potpourri Of the News highlights from Brookville and beyond
Dayton report shows Jack Elliott repaid for aiding Delores Aldrich who died of leukemia three years ago. Elliott, a night entertainer, held a benefit. Brookville mayor Donovan Aldrich is Delores’s father and the couple in Florida sent a cash gift as Elliott faces possible amputation after illness.
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Dayton
Jack Eliott
Delores Aldrich
Brookville
Elliott
Delores
Broskville
Ellioti
Florida
Tmayor
Donovan Aldrich
Aldrich
DuPont and Carbide Workers Get Seven-Cent Pay Hike
The Associated Press reports wage increases of seven cents an hour for 11,700 industrial workers in the Kanawha Valley. Per-hour workers will gain. salaried staff, mainly clerical and technical, receive equivalent raises. DuPont workers’ raise begins Monday. Carbide’s takes effect Sunday.
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Associated Press
Charleston
DuPont and Carbide and
Carbon Chemicals
Kanawha Valley
DuPont
Carbide
National Diesels Move Toward Southwest Mines
National Mine Service plans production of diesels for mines outside West Virginia after a 1915 law opinion blocked use of petroleum or alcohol fuels in mine motors. Vice President R H Magee cites foreign interest and notes Pond Creek Pocahontas Coal tests in McDowell County may be shelved awaiting next legislature.
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National Mine Service
West Virginia
R.H. Magee
Southwest
Ey GE “Magee
Southwest Custome
Magee
National
George W. Stokes
Stokes
Mabscott
Pond Creek Pocahontas Coal Company
Bartley
McDowell County
Pond Creek
Raymond J. Salvati
Salvati
West Virginia Briefs Highlight Local Gov, State News
Huntington prosecutor Ed ward H Greene plans to rent his office space in the courthouse and stay in the remodeled quarters continuing a dispute over campaign battles with gambling and racketeering. White Sulphur speakers denounce big federal appropriations as wasteful spending. Montgomery reports the death of Brenda Boyd age five after a vehicle collision near Riverside. Charleston suspends 14 Huntington beer licenses for periods up to nine months. White Sulphur also notes the death of Dr Quint ard Taylor aged 63 former Greenbrier physician.
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Huntington
Edward H. Greene
Cabell County
Greene
Charleston
George Burton ‘Crow
Navy Rocket Plane Breaks Altitude Record
A Navy rocket powered aircraft the Douglas Skyrocket flown by Bill Bridgeman from Edwards Air Force Base ascended to an unofficial 77 674 feet before leveling off at 1300 miles per hour. The test involved dropping from a B 17 bomber at 35000 feet and igniting four rocket tubes to climb rapidly.
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Associated Press
EL Segundo
Califf
Edwards Air Force Base
Bill Bridgeman
Bridgeman
North Carolina Trucker Fined for Overloading
HK Jarrett of Newton North Carolina was fined 48.40 dollars plus costs in Magistrate J P Meadows court on an overloading charge. His truck was 2340 pounds over the maximum weight under the new state motor vehicle law. Arrest was made by State Police yesterday near Mt Hope airport.
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HK. Jarrett
Newton
N. C
J. P. Meadows
Mt. Hope
Senate Crime Panel Urges War on Organized Crime
Washington report on the Senate Crime Investigating Committee final findings calls cities to unite in a nationwide crusade against organized crime and graft. It urges Congress to maintain pressure with a private national crime coordinating council and notes alleged ties to Florida Governor Fuller Warren and ex NYC official William O’Dwyer.
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Milton 5
Washington
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Senate
Congress
National Crime Coordinating Council
Florida
Fuller Warren
William O'Dwyer
Mexico
New York
District of Columbia
Italy
Warren
Senate Refuses Half Billion Cut From Foreign Aid
The Senate voted 41 to 31 to reject a move to trim $500 million from the $1.13 billion foreign aid bill for Europe. Senate leaders hoped to push the bill through amid other amendments with a late-night passage possible. Dirksen urged cutting spend further citing ECA consultant Maynard Krueger, a former Socialist Party chairman and University of Chicago economist. Democratic Leader McFarland convened the session early to secure a final vote by nightfall.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Europe
Foxees
Dirksen
R-1
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Socialist Party
Dirksén
Aletter
Maynard C. Krueger
iSoutheast Asia Aid
Krueger
Lconomics
University of Chcago
McFarland Joe Arizona
Election Registration Deadline Extended for Raleigh Oct 2 Vote
Voters not registered at the Raleigh County Clerk's office by 4 45 p m Tuesday will be barred from voting in the October 2 municipal election. Officials said holiday delays pushed the deadline to Tuesday afternoon.
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Raleigh County
Potentate Party Planned Locally
Beckley Shrine Club plans the Potentate Party Mardi Gras for Shriners on Oct 22 at Black Knight Country Club. Beni Kedem Temple of Charleston will honor the focal club with the event. Charleston Potentate Gaston Shober and Divan will be honored guests.
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Shriners
Black Knight Country Club
Harry E. Moran
Harry May
Beckley Shrine Club
Beni Kedem
Charleston
Focal Club
Moran
Gaston Shober
Divan
Shrine Officers
Beckett Urges Teachers to Give More Than Required
Dr A E Beckett addressed Raleigh County teachers at Woodrow Wilson High School urging them to transcend a bread and butter existence and contribute beyond the minimum. He warned that many individuals and some teachers settle for less, preferring mere adequacy over meaningful impact.
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A. E. Beckett
Raleigh County
Woodrow Wilson High School
Iife
Huntington Metro
Earth
More Hospitals Said Required To Combat Dope
Senate Crime Investigating Committee says more hospitals may be needed to treat rising drug addiction. It cites Lexington Kentucky and Fort Worth Texas facilities lacking capacity and proper segregation for younger patients. Report warns public awareness could drive higher demand and raise calls for additional federal facilities. DETROITER ARRESTED HERE James Ernest Hunter of Sprague apprehended by Michigan authorities for armed robbery.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Lexington
Land Fort Worth
Tex
United States Public Health Service
United States Public ‘Health Service
Lexington and
Fort Worth
Three French Crimes Baffle Police In 1940s Era
French authorities probe three linked murders and mysteries blamed on poisoned bread crime arsenic killings and a missing torso case. Ergot poisoned grain linked to Pont Saint Esprit deaths. arsenic linked to Marie Besnard and others. a Riviera torso identified as Madame Smighty Rydz amid investigations of financial and personal motives.
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Robert C. Wilson
Paris
France
Sherlock Holmes
Pont-Saint- Esprit
Madame Beanereante
Madame Marta Smithly-Rydz
Edward Smighty-Rydz
Riviera
St. Anthony’s
Rhone
Pont- Saint-Esprit
Mili Fense
Leon Besnard
Madame Bessarsenie
Cros-D'Utelle
Cannes
Smighty-Rydz
Monte Carlo
Wees
Four Suits Dismissed From Raleigh County Circuit Court
Judge Ben H. Ashworth signed orders dropping four lawsuits from Raleigh County Circuit Court docket. Dismissed were actions against A. P. Phillips Joe Miller William Jack Beckelheimer William Irwin and Charles H. Irwin. The Irwin case ended after the court overruled Miller’s motion for a new trial. Miller appealed to the West Virginia Supreme Court for a writ of error but did not seek a stay of costs.
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Ben H. Ashworth
Raleigh County Circuit Court
A. P. Phillips
Joe Miller
William Jack Beckelheimer
William Irwin
Charles H. Irwin
Miller
West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Robert Walker Burial Planned in Ogden Home Town
Hollywood actor Robert Walker will be buried in Ogden Utah, his hometown, after his parents cancelled an elaborate service. He died at 32 from respiratory failure following a sedative, while being treated for nervousness. His two sons requested burial at home.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Robert Walker
Ogden, Utan
Forest
Lawn Memorial Park
Walker
Robert
Michael
Horace H. Walker
Richmond Men Arrested For Falsified Licenses
Jasper Plumley and Herbert Plumley of Pluto were fined 25 dollars and costs after being charged with using false names in applying for a permit license and displaying such a license. They were arrested by State Police at their Pluto home.
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Jasper
Herbert Plumley
Pluto
Foy Magi
Kentucky Labeled Gambling Hotspot In Crime Report
The Senate Crime Investigating Committee said Kentucky counties Kenton and Campbell show open gambling that misleads visitors into thinking legalization. Kentucky laws on setting up games carry a 500 dollar fine and prison from one to three years, with no successful prosecutions reported there. The panel noted the Cleveland gambling syndicate moved into Newport and Covington after leaving Ohio, while Newport officials push reform despite police resistance.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kenton
Campbell
Kentucky
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Cleveland
Newport
Covington
Ohio City
North Kentucky Sees Largest Raid At Two Night Clubs
State police led by Guthrie Crowe raided the Latin Quartier and the Manana in Wildner, arresting 58 people and seizing gambling equipment. Four women were charged as operators for running disorderly houses. raids followed a broad crackdown across Henderson County.
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Associated Press
Newport
Kentucky
Guthrie Crowe
State Police
Wild
Marana
Manana
Henderson County
Weather summary with scattered showers and cooler trend
Partly cloudy conditions give way to scattered showers this afternoon and tonight with a chance of thunderstorms later. Temperatures near 70 degrees on average, cooler conditions midweek, and a small rainfall total expected across regions. High yesterday in the region and river conditions noted as clear and normal in several reservoirs.
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Bellepoint Greenbrier
Bluestone Reservoir
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Lucky” Luciano
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