General Juin Rushed to Indo China Amid Invasion Push
General Alphonse Juin arrived in Hanoi as reports swirled of 154,000 Chinese Communist troops crossing into Indo China to join Ho Chi Minh forces driving the French toward the capital. French planes and escort accompanied Juin from Paris, with Jean Letourneau and Charles Valluy. Security is tightened across Tonkin amid a declared state of alert. Langson fortress remains the only major Chinese Communist stronghold in French hands.
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Hanoi
U.P
Alphonse Juin
Indo-China
Hong Kong
Ho Chi-Minh
Juin
Paris
F.lew
Caver
Juln
Associated States
Jean Letourneau
Charles Valluy
Langwon
Tonkin Province
Laokay
Nacham
Nazham
Dongkhe
Thaike
Caohang
Tortok
Moneng
UN OKs Peace Patrol Big Five inclusion debated
Western powers debated including the Big Five in a UN Peace Patrol to authorize emergency action against aggressors. A 14 nation commission planned to observe threats before a General Assembly vote. The Big Five plus Peiping China were urged for roving observer roles as the resolution moved toward final approval.
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Lake Success
Tolay
Bix
United Nuona “Peace Patrol
Agaiant
UN General Committee
Unita
Unelr
Security Council
Peiping
China
Peace Patrol
U. S
Canada
France
Phillippines
Turkey
United Kingdom
Uruguay
New York
Isauc
I-Nation Committee
Florida hurricane weakens after killing three in storm’s wake
Florida faced its strongest hurricane in over two decades as the storm weaker but deadly left at least three dead and caused widespread damage. The Gulf of Mexico system prompted storm warnings from Corpus Christi to Morgan City while Ellington Air Force Base prepared standby flights. Weather authorities tracked a drift westward with winds around 50 mph, noting the Florida center near Albany, Georgia, moving northwest at roughly 17 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cebonville
Fla
Flo Vida
Georgia
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Brownsville
Tex
Mobily
Galveston-Lake Charles
Weather Bureau
Albany
Gay
Eels Bullet-Dodging Misfortune After Hunting Accident
In Pottsville Pennsylvania a hunter nicknamed Kilaskuee, 51, spent months in hospital after a bullet nearly struck his brain. A prior injury and a throat infection led to coughing up the stray round, which finally exited during a coughing fit.
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Klasner
Sing
Miasiner
Brent
Kilaskuee
Ronteniier
Community Chest drive names C T Dickey head of employee groups
C T Dickey will chair the employee groups unit of the 1950 Community Chest campaign. A O Broussard announced Dickey as assistant manager at D C Penney. Dickey urged payroll deductions and an employee committee in every business to boost contributions and support services for Armed Forces and the War Emergency Fund.
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C.T. Dickey
Employee Groups
Community Chest Drive
Campaigen
C. T Dickey
Jimnager
Penney Storeyeit
A. O. Broussard
Dickey
Oenenus
Community Chest
Apoxville
Ays
Associated Services
Armed Forces
USO
Falangists Barred From U S Under New Law
The State Department announced that members of General Franco's Falange Party were barred from entering the United States under the new anti subversive law. The Justice Department ordered immigration officials at entry points to enforce the rule on Falange members. Consuls abroad were told to suspend visa decisions pending further instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Justino Francisco Franco
Falange
United States
Justice Department
Australia government to outlaw Communist party in Parliament
Bulletin from Australia reports the government failing to outlaw the Communist party in Parliament today though ready to enact the measure. The bill would ban the party and eject Communists from government offices and trade unions, with royal assent anticipated tomorrow by Governor General William J. McKell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
William J. McKell
Plans Made for Forming Arizona State Guard
Plans exist to form the Arizona State Guard to assume National Guard duties if mobilized. Col Frank Fraser says the 650 men unit would mirror the National Guard, use existing armories, and operate statewide with units in Flagstaff, Douglas, Nogales, Mesa, Tempe and Globe. Local headquarters would coordinate with the Civil Air Patrol on riot control, sabotage prevention, and emergency tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona State Guard
National Guard
Prank BE. Fraser
Guard
Colon Fraser
Bone Guard
National Guard Unita
Fraser
Unita
Tiedon
Preacotl
Douglas
Nogales
Warren
Safford
Kingman
Fingeratt
Yuna
Mesa
Chandler
Case Grande
Tempe
Globe
Oh Wach
League of Women Voters Studies City Charter
William Westover will explain the new city charter as the League of Women Voters begins its Fall program at the annual meeting Saturday afternoon at Clymer's. Units will form to study the charter including a comparison with other Arizona city charters. A report on candidate platforms will be on the agenda and the State League will publish an initia tive brief. A luncheon at 1 p.m. invites members and all women interested in joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Westover
League of Women Voters
Clymer’s
Othr
Arizona
State League of Women
Inngue
U S offers to pay damages for attack in Russia
The United States admitted to the United Nations that two American jet planes attacked Soviet airfield on October 3. Ambassador Warren R. Austin submitted a letter of regret and offered to pay damages. The attack was described as a navigation error and poor judgment with no positive target identification. The Air Force group commander was relieved and disciplinary steps were pursued.
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Lake Success
United States
United Nations
Bovlet
Warren R. Austin
U. S
Trygve Lie
Korea
Air Force Group
Food Prices To Be Higher in 1951
Washington reports the Agriculture Department says 21 percent more cattle are grain-fed for market in Illinois, Iowa, and Nebraska than in 1948. Prices for steak are not expected to drop this year or next despite fighting in Korea, as experts tie food costs to consumer purchasing power and rising incomes.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Korea
Advancin
World Red Cross Group Urges Ban on A Bomb Weapons
American and Russian delegates pressed the International Red Cross Congress to back a joint appeal for a world ban on atomic and non directed weapons. They drafted the resolution after clashes with a Soviet text and expected swift approval. The appeal calls governments to adopt undertakings to prohibit non directed weapons and related warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
International Red Cross Congress
Yuma Horse Show Planned by Silver Spur Club
The Silver Spur Riding Club sponsors a Yuma horse show at Jaycees Silver Spur Rodeo grounds on November 5. Morning events start at 9 00 with classes for youths 16 and under. Adults compete later for trophies ribbons and prize money across 17 events including two specialty acts by the Silver Spur Riders and Yuma Elis Quadrifle. Entries due by midnight November 4 on official forms signed by guardians where required.
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Silver Sutte Riding Club
Preston Merett
OOM Tee
Helen Begley
Ryc
Yuna
Silver Spur Riding Club
Jaycees
Silver Spur
Yuna Mesa
Japan
Paloming
Preston Mercer
Counfiies
Bill Tader
Norm Welch
Howard Coston
Concessiona
Hail Begley
Sam. Caruthers
Ares
Bud Sitts
Ininor
Reds Fleeing North Toward China Border
Tokyo dispatch reports U S First Cavalry Division driving into Pyongyang after breaking through in the city center along the Taedong River. South Korean forces advance from the north and east, seizing bridges and linking with allied units amid heavy combat and recurring resistance as communists retreat toward the border.
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Tokyo
Pyongyang
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Pyonexing Sud
Taedong River
Taeeongy
Tasd
Hinkel
1St Cavalry
Douglas
Eplumia
St. Alfied
U. S
Tamong
Taéaang
Lin
Custom House
U. 5
1St Carney
Myongse
Fifth Regient
Advanton
Bis Wputer Cavalry
U.S. 8Th Amy
Kinconquerca
Probers Link Crime Network Across Nation
Senator Estes Kefauver reports the Senate Crime Investigation Committee has found links tying organized crime groups together across the country. He notes patterns seen in Chicago hearings echo prior inquiries in New York Philadelphia Miami and Kansas City as the panel resumes in December with plans to expose gang influence in business and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Estes Kefauvey
Senate Crime Investigation Committee
Tennessee Democrat
New York
Philadelphia
Miami
Kansas City
Capone
Pacific Northe
Everett
Wasiv
Jals Py
Connsel
Ruedolph Halles
Svi
Kefauver
Ganghind
U S Plans to Send B 25 Bombers to Indo China
Washington reports United States aims to deliver a squadron of B 25 light bombers to Indo China by year’s end to aid French and Viet Minh forces in their battle against Communist advances. Officials say the move follows a Wake Island accord and includes a broader policy review of U S aid to the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ipi
United States
Indo-China
Vist
Wake Island
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
Phoenix Child Missing 3 Weeks Is Returned Home
A Phoenix girl Christine Lynn Gullick, 10, who vanished September 29, surfaced in early October. A taxi driver, roped into the tale by a woman named Myra Meadows, delivered the child to the Gullick family. Myra Meadows and her husband, Jay Meadows, later faced the daughter’s abduction charges. The search spanned Arkansas before fading.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Qet
Christine Lynn Gullick
Phoenix Higne
Gah Wiver
Robert Fried
Chiating
Mra
Myra. Meadows
Namnd
Hushamt
Dan Feieral
Miran
Glen Gullick
Meadows
Fer Husban
Jay
Actusn King
Gurlick
Anl FBI
Arkansas
Mrs Meadows
Amd
Gillick Hainn
Fire destroys 100 tons of hay at Shown Ranch
A fire at Shown Ranch destroyed about 100 tons of hay. Neighbors and the fire department battled flames for nearly three hours. A taxi driver noted the blaze around 2:20 am. origin and full details were unclear as crews worked to control the fire.
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Shown Ranch
Ue Ton
Somerton Avenue
Snot Phillips
Yann
Taven
Sire Watil Gta Telurt
Quail Season Set for Jan Six and Seven
The Arizona Game Commission met to set a two day quail season in the Yuma area with five birds per day in possession. Regulations bar hunting near Waterfowl Refuge and along the Mexican border, Colorado River, and Gila Mountains.
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Arizona
Gary
Bhali Game Techniclan Bby
Yoma
Gila
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Miles
Yunnan
Laos
Thailand
Pakha
Nguyen
Kwangs
Russia
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Aire Bud Site
Silver Syn
Lady Mercer
Justor Silver Spur
Bu Minder
Normian Welch
Compuittes
Sun
Yuma
Red Capital
Chim
United Eiiutes
Squatron Mayin
Nore Pernikis
Air Force
Far East
Saigon
Kenan
Arricimis
Dixnitue
San Francisco
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