Metropolis May Dog-Tag Pupils in Defense Plan
New York City defense chief Artur Wallander announced a plan to dog-tag schoolchildren to aid identification during air attacks. He said two complete blueprinted plans will be completed within ten days after meetings with educators.
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Britain urged to speak out on Formosa crisis
Four MPs from Conservative Liberal and Labour parties urge the British government to state its stance on US defense of Formosa. They warn a major war with Red China could draw Britain in and stress the need for clear notification to the United States about British aid or non aid in a potential conflict involving China and Russia.
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American Ees Ordered 10! Neissive Ie Crinese Natwaaist Stranghuld
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Odds maker Carroll quits after reports of closing offices
James J. Carroll, a famed nation’s odds maker and betting official, is said to have retired after his firm’s East St. Louis offices reportedly closed. Lawyer Morris Shenker confirmed Carroll’s retirement, while The Grade-Democrat noted the swank offices had been shut since Monday.
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Dean Escaped Taejon Battle Ends With Injured Interpreter
Gen Dean escaped Taejon as the battle ended in its final hours. An interpreter was badly wounded, leaving unclear how gravely Dean was hurt. The report notes MacArthur’s message reached Tokyo at 4 AM EST and discusses Senate action and police appointments linked to the day’s events.
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Chinese Reds Charge U S Sabotage Targets Mines
The Pearl River Daily in Hong Kong reports American inspired mine sabotage in Manchuria, claims 253 incidents in 12 months and alleges imperial agents directed by American lines sought to disrupt state mines. It cites $600,000 in losses and notes continued efforts to recover a missing Imperial figure.
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Green Hilltop Derby Opens With Bottled Cheer and Start
Crowds fill the grandstand as racers in flaming red helmets line the track. Bresec Chevrolet and local papers sponsor the soapbox derby with safety crews, officials, and a three thousand foot fenced course.
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70 Freight Cars Pass Over Boy
A ten year old boy in Henya Town was struck by a line of seventy coal cars from the Chesapeake and Ohio line near Mt. Car mel Hospital. Police and firemen assisted as the chain of cars rolled over the boy’s body. Attendant Mattyes Beecher attempted to rescue the child by leaping onto the train. The boy sustained a hip injury and severe lacerations to both legs.
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First Cavalry Confident it Can Mop Up Reds
The 1st Cavalry Division in Manila moves toward forward battle positions to avenge comrades and halt the North Korean advance. Maj. Gen. Hobart Gay leads units as they prepare to deliver a decisive punch, with veterans and medics recounting perilous actions and close calls during the fight.
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Battle Front Near Taejon Escalates Amid Korean War Tensions
The 24th Division's 21st Regiment held the line while advances pushed into Taejon region, civilians evacuated to prevent infiltration by disguising Communist troops. Vinson announces House inquiry into readiness and Navy ships to reactivate to field 35,000 men, with broader manpower needs up to 37,000 and ceilings of 65,882 for the Navy and 802,000 for the Air Force.
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Daughter Tries To Evict Mother in Local Court
Mrs. Rose Gold sought eviction of her mother Mrs. Mary Blanck for $20 back rent. Judge Joseph A. Yavanditte dismissed the case yesterday after Blanck paid the debt.
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India Denies New Nehru Note to U S
The foreign ministry today denied reports published in the United States that Prime Minister Nehru sent a new message to U S Secretary of State Acheson concerning the Korean War. Washington officials reportedly have no record of such a note.
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Red Cross Office Manager Resigns in Wapertown
Marie F Clark of All Clawat resigns as office manager for the Jefferson County chapter of the American Red Cross effective May 1. She joined the Red Cross on February 3, 1943 and was named general agency manager on May 28, 1938. Her successor remains unannounced.
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Ohio angler homesick as he toils for Canadian fish
Ohio fisherman Andrew J Seniot travels to Kashawakar Lake near Hamilton, Ontario seeking Canadian pickerel but returns with disappointments. He laments missing local catches and contemplates the hunt for an Ontario fish while recounting his journey from Columbus.
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Subways Survivor Foresees NYC Bomb Impact at UN Stage
A Hiroshima survivor now with the Jesuit order predicts that if New York is struck by an atomic bomb, subway riders within the core would be heavily affected. He describes tunnel collapse, shielded yet deadly radiation, and mass casualties as crowds try to flee via bridges and tunnels. He also notes Russia might use the A-bomb if stockpiles grow, urges restraint, and recalls his own Hiroshima experience from 1945. The UN opens Sept 19 to address China representation and other 62 agenda items.
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New York Mobilizes Defense Efforts For War
State leaders unveil a broad emergency plan centering on New York City as the nation readies for possible nuclear attack. Air observation posts, medical training for 93 specialists, and a rollout to 15 000 private physicians. Evacuation plans for residents, hotel lists for housing evacuees, and a city wide defense communications network are outlined. Public works inventory readied for road rail and airport repair, while health teams map radioactive zones and agriculture tracks a 1004 ton stockpile.
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Threat Denied By Burma Government In Paris Report
The Burmese government rejects reports of threats from Red China tied to a Paris dispatch read in Rangoon today. Officials say no such threat was received and the Paris article is not confirmed by local authorities.
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Engine roars through Chicago suburbs dragging car
An Illinois pantagraph pangwar from its crew roared four miles through five Chicago suburbs today. The locomotive dragged a motorist and a big car for eight blocks before being stopped. The driver was hospitalized after Tower summoned the engine’s crew. The locomotive rolled away from Hawthorne yards toward Cicero as its crew waited nearby for steam pressure to rise.
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Grange meeting in Mount Pleasant tonight to confer degrees
A Mount Pleasant grange session will confer the first and second degrees this evening. Women are asked to bring sandwiches doughnuts and coffee for the gathering.
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