Strategy Boards In Waiting Game As War Goes On
The 93rd day of armistice talks finds the U N command and Communists awaiting replies to recent notes from Panmunjom. The Reds refuse moving talks from Kaesong and demand U N action to end provocations while Peiping radio says talks could resume quickly if neutrality violations are admitted.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
U. N. Command
Allied Board of Strategy
Red
U.N
Kaesong
REDS
Matthew H. Ridgway
Ridgway
Communist High Command
Kim Il Sung
Peng Teh-huai
U.N. Command
Bam
Panmunjom
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U. WN
Peipeng Radio
Commie Tanks And Guns Cited On West Front
Six Communist tanks and two self propelled guns were spotted on the Western Korean front west of Yonchon seven miles north of Parallel 38. Allied tanks artillery and warplanes attacked them. Marines stormed East-Central ridges as Reds defended to the last, with UN forces gaining ground toward Kansong and Kaesong amid resumed cease-fire talks.
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Associated Press
U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
Yonchon
Parallel 38
Seoul
United Nations
Kumsong
Kansong
Kaésong
Miner dies in state mine fall near Madison
A miner identified as Hillard Purdue, about 30, died last night in a fall at the Robin Hood mine of Princess Dorothy Coal Co in Boone County, 22 miles east of Madison. In Jefferson County Louise Corbin, 25, mother of three, is named queen of the Sesquicentennial celebration after an 80,000 vote win.
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Hillard Purdue
Julian
Boone County
Robin Hood
Princess Dorothy Coal Company
Here
Charles
Louise Corbin
Jefferson County
Carrie Lee’ Strider
West German Arms Aid Talks Forge Western Defense Pact
Western occupation powers plan negotiations with Bonn next week on a peace contract for West Germany. The Big Three foreign ministers reached main terms for a defense partnership allowing German forces in the European lineup against communism. Acheson Morrison Schuman and aides will travel to Bonn for final talks with Adenauer, aiming for German approval before the Rome NATO council meeting.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bonn
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
North Atlantic Council
Rome
Acheson
Herbert Morrison
Robert Schuman
Italy Near Break With Red Czechs
Rome moves toward a diplomatic break with Czechoslovakia over aggressive actions at the Bratislava consulate. Italy orders the Milan consulate closed and recalls its consul general. Officials cite police harassment, surveillance, interference with staff, and denial of normal services as the provocation.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Foreign Ministry
Bratislava
I Milan
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Ital
Slovakia
Constate
Room for Prayer Plan Faces Cooling Reception
United Nations officials including Secretary-General Trygve Lie have grown cool to opening a room for prayer and mediation in UN headquarters. A high U.N. source said the plan may not proceed.
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Associated Press
United Nations
Trygve Lie
U.N
Weather and U N prayer room debate at 38 story complex
Extended forecast shows September temperatures near 67 with cooler days ahead and rain totals around half an inch Monday. In New York the UN faces questions over a proposed prayer room in the Security Council area with opposition citing space limits and supporters noting a prior UN prayer room and a Laymen's Movement backed effort.
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Guade Creek
Bellepoint
Greenbrier
Bluestone Reservoir
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Security Council
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Laymen’s Movement
U. N
Inflation and Budget Battles in 1850s Congress
A Blick at the 32nd Congress reveals inflation fears, revenue frauds, and a federal budget around 48 million dollars. Lawmakers push road and navigation projects, navy yards, and upgrades, while President Fillmore warns of price rises and speculative excesses.
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Washington
Congress
iAnd
East West Border Rock Fight Erupts in Wedding
West Berlin and East zone police clashed briefly last night on the border between Wedding in West Berlin and Soviet East Berlin. Protesters moved barricades and pelted police with rocks before dispersing after windows were broken. A Communist Party office in Wedding was attacked as a Polish mission office was vandalized in the British sector.
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Associated Press
Berlin
West Berlin
Communist Party
Stalin
Sims
Army funds approved by Senate committee
The Senate passed a massive military spending bill totaling 59.6 billion dollars by a 79 to 0 vote after four days of debate. The measure, steered by Senator O'Mahoney, heads to a House conference to reconcile differences, with a Senate addition of about 5 billion for airpower and new weapons.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Senate
House
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
House Conference Committee
U.S
Sutton Man Selected As Judge's Successor
Charles A. Duffield Jr of Sutton was appointed by Gov i Patteson to replace the late Judge Jake Fisher on the 11th Judicial Circuit. Duffield, 43, former Braxton County prosecutor, will serve until the 1952 general election. The circuit includes Braxton Clay Gilmer and Webster counties. Judge Fisher died after a heart attack while on vacation at Berskeles Springs.
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Associated Press
Charleston
I Patteson
Charles A. Duffield, Jr
Sutton
Jake Fisher
11Th Judicial Circuit
Duffield
Braxton County
Braxton
Clay
Gilmer
Webster
Fisher
West Virginia
Berskeles Springs
Yoshida Hints at Resignation After Security Pact
Prime Minister Yoshida told the Japanese to keep faith with the West and said rearmament would not be carried out after the U S Japan security pact goes into effect. The 72 year old leader suggested he might step down once the pact is ratified, with observers noting possible succession by Ichiro Was depurged.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Shigeru
Yoshida
Japan
San Francisco
Yoshita Sayr
Kyodo
Ichiro
Paris
Hale and Hearty Tim Attends Own Wake
In New York a 67 year old man Tim Murray was found dead on the street and identified by his sister Agnes Lindberg. A wake at the Lindberg home drew neighbors who heard an eerie prank when a voice shouted Ag. Tim later appeared alive at his corner on the East Side while police try to determine the dead man’s identity.
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Associated Press
New York
25Th Street
First Avenue
Tim Murray
Agnes Lindberg
Tim
Lindberg
Merchants on Prince Street Accused of Contaminating City Trash
City Street Commissioner A. K. Minter charged Prince Street merchants with filling street trash containers with garbage to be hauled away at their own expense. He said the city only cleans streets and containers are for pedestrians. He cited sacks of whisky bottles, newspapers, shoes, cabbage, corn, and other refuse, noting most merchants cooperate but a few continue the practice.
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A. K. Minter
Prince Street
Min- Mer
Minter
AFL Chief Calls Unions to Unite Soon at AFL Meet
William Green 78, head of the AFL, in San Francisco for the national convention says all United States unions should join into one big organization. He expects talks with CIO and railroad brotherhoods next and dodges comments on UMW readmission and 1952 Truman support.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
William Green
American Federation of Labor
United States
Green
AFL
CIO
Independent Railroad Brotherhoods
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
UMW
Truman
Mingo County school board ouster suit filed
Williamson prosecutor Lafe B Chafin filed a suit to remove three board members and Superintendent Troy Floyd Jr for official misconduct malfeasance incompetence and neglect of duty The action targets President J B Pitcock and members Billy Adair and Charlies Perry plus Floyd detailing nepotism political fund solicitations and improper purchases with board funds Read of payrolls for relatives and a bank account used for political purposes
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Associated Press
Williamson
Mingo County
Floyd
Chafin
Adair
Perry
Pitcock
Insurance Firm Wins $1936 Judgment in Williams Case
In Ragins County Circuit Court judge Ben H. Ashworth awarded R. D. Watts Insurance Agency a judgment of 1936.84 plus interest against Thomas A. Williams for failure to appear. The divorce case Gladys Lucille Field vs Charles Douglas Field was dismissed on motion. The suit Aza F. Shumate vs H. H. Evans was continued to the November 1 term.
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R. D. Watts Insurance Agency
Thomas A. Williams
Ragign
Ben H. Ashworth
Gladys Lucille Field
Charles Douglas Field
Atttorney
Azai F. Shumate
H. H. Evans
Dem Chief Linked To RFC Loans
A diary keeping witness testified before a Senate subcommittee that William Boyle Jr. helped arrange an RFC loan for a St. Louis printing firm in 1949 after prior applications failed. Boyle denies arranging loans while admitting prior legal work for the firm.
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Associated Press
Washington
William 31. Boyle, Jr
REC
St. Louis
John S. Toole
American Litteford Corporation
Senate
Boyle
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Toole
Subcommittee
Harley Hise
Walter L. Dunham
RFC
Prisoner Cecil Taylor Returns to Raleigh County Jail
Cecil Taylor of Rainelle is back in the Raleigh County jail after escaping in 1949. He was arrested yesterday in Lewisburg on a peace warrant and returned here by Deputy Flynn Cana. He had previously escaped on January 7, 1949, and recaptured by Deputy Bowles.
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Rainelle
Raleigh
Lewisburg
Wes
Flynn Cana
W. F. Bowles
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