India Urges Peace as Big Four Vow No War at UN Session
The Indian delegation led by Sir Benegal Kaul appealed at the United Nations to prevent a new world war and urged the major powers to pursue a four power framework to settle disputes peacefully. Delegates from Denmark Pakistan Colombia and others called for fresh measures to avert global conflict as tensions rise amid absent participation by China and ongoing armament concerns.
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Paris
Bie
Neswar
Benegal Kau
Cel
United Nations Coastal Assembly
Weamet
RAC
Saat Jt
Tan Tn
Petertal Et Yeaah
Wallese
Disa
Biefh
Raw
Denmark
Pakistan
Churchill Wins Test Victory in Parliament Over Labour Plan
The Churchill government secured a parliamentary win with 318 to 231 against Labour objections to the Prime Minister's plan. Earlier, a separate Labour bid to oppose denationalizing British Steel failed by 39 votes.
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Raewena
Bali
House of Commons
Shorehill
Britis
Auette
Pact Signed By Tito And U S Ambassaor Allen
The Belgrade accord signed today by Yugoslav leader Marshal Tito and U S Ambassador George V Allen follows a pattern of arms assistance pacts with other nations The agreement relates to American aid and foreign program oversight as announced by the State Department and reflects ongoing cooperation between the United States and Yugoslavia amid Cold War diplomacy
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Dee
Mar Hal ‘Tito
America
Belge
Progam
United States
Belgrade
Tito
U. S
George V.,allen
Share
Pusan
Korea
Atl
Natons
Unted Nations
RACKETEERS TARGET CLEANUP IN ALCOHOL TAX STAFF
Washington in a Westhew liquor industry report John Dunlap announced outside agents will investigate alleged irregularities in the Revenue Thoena's Alcohol Tax. The mission will be conducted by narcotics and special agents to correct irregularities and assign supervisory personnel. Officials seek action amid concerns over tax collection and potential series of related violations.
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Washington
Duietiai Revere
John BL
S.stee Amd Narcous Agents Union of
M. L. Hai Aitoien
Wah
Perconnel
Dunia
Widow sues in death of boxer in New York
Mrs Flores widow of a boxer injured in a fight filed a half million dollar damages suit. The complaint names International Boxing Club and Garten Corporation, alleging negligence for allowing the fighter to continue and for unsafe padding at the Garden. The suit seeks 250000 for the fighter’s stand and 250000 for the widow and infant son Michael.
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New York
Otz Flores
Hoeger
Ludivan Square
Daringhe
Cveden Torbavs
Aledit
Michael
Jacob Pudisbers
New York Boxing Commision
Cts Smi
Testernational Boxing Club
Garten Caporation
Supreme Duma of
Fuchaberg
Willy
Music tax cut violation flagged by OPS spokesman
The regional Office of Price Stabilization indicated that some large musical organizations may be violating price controls as patrons do not benefit from an admissions tax cut. A OPS spokesman here said he expected a formal ruling would follow.
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New York
O. Vaneops
Loyalty oaths loom over American education says Marquis Childs
Marquis Childs analyzes rising loyalty oath measures in colleges and universities as boards of trustees scrutinize academic personnel. The editorial discusses tensions between policy and academic freedom, highlighting the heated debate within the educational system.
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Aca Erie
Marquis Childs
Earthquake Hits Fortuna and Scotia Areas
An earthquake shook California towns including Fortuna and Scotia near the Little Eel River. Telephones failed and stores were damaged in Fortuna while Scotia reported no damage from the tremor.
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Mereha
Fortuna
Eureka
Eel River
Scotia
Pre-Colgate Event Highlights with Buffalo Reception
Public relations chief Arnott Burdick and coach Marc Guley attended a hot pre-Colgate smoker in Buffalo last night after a briefing. Census figures show urban and rural patterns across states, with New York and Pennsylvania noted for urban density. A 2 alarm fire interrupted the buffet lunch, injuring one none picture photographer, per Coach Guley.
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Marc Guley
Symorne University
Arnott Burdick
Colgate
Buffalo
Washington
New York
Pennmia
Dakota
Window cleaning mishap sparks panel breakage report
A damaged vestibule panel caused by a cleaner at Oxport is described. A second worker injured an elbow while attempting to pass through the area. A witness notes the incident as similar to prior events, with discussions of ongoing precautions.
OPS orders 12 percent rise on new homes and labor costs
Washington reports the Office of Price Stabilization orders a 12 percent price rise on new homes and related projects amid higher labor and material costs since the Korean outbreak. The regulation limits builder markup to be 10 percent below the peak rate of the base period and governs contracts through June 21, 1950.
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Washington
Oriue
OPS
Otter
Leben
Costa i
OFS
Laurel Party Holds Lead In Philippine Senate Race
UP dispatch reports the Philippine Liberals and the Laurel party led in nine senatorial seats with incomplete provincial returns. Jose Laurel’s faction held a roughly two to one edge over Liberal rival Jose Bengfone in one seat. Final results for nine senate seats and other posts will indicate the outcome of the 1933 elections.
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Philionalist Party
Jose PL Laurel
Laurel
Jose P. Beng Fone
Elpidio
Senate
Manuel de la Pansies
Warren Announces He’s a Candidate for President Nomination
Warren announces his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination amid a major operation set for November 6 in Backamento California. The statement names Eva Goes Home and Mrs Juan East Warren of California in unclear wording, with scrambled fragments.
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Backamento
Calif
Buenos Atres
Juan East Warren
California
Cease Fire Rift at Panmunjom Meets Sharp Trump
The Panmunjom talks spill into a hard line clash as the Red ultimatum threatens an immediate cease fire or face a break in arms talks. UN negotiators warn that without prisoner releases and new concessions the fighting will intensify, with Chinese and North Korean actions cited as continued barbarity. The UN reports massive prisoner deaths and civilian tolls, framing the conflict as a brutal stalemate driving the push for terms.
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Tu J
Lo Sunegal
James Sanley
United States Eighth
Jun Command
Hantley
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Lac Dee
Sinhung
Lover
Skt
Hanley
Panmunjom
Cold air front cuts Central New York temps 15 degrees
Strong winds from a cold front sweep across Central New York lowering temperatures by about 15 degrees from earlier highs. Gusts reach 52 mph, with 38 to 40 mph winds tonight, shifting to 20 to 30 mph tomorrow. Showers and light rain possible, with 30s tonight and 38 tomorrow. Damage reported includes a bank window blown in and power outages in Lafayette.
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Seraxide
Lake Erie
Mercury
Duesinay
Andrew P. Keller
Aid
Lafayette
Merchants Bank
S. Warren’ Ss
Missing U S Plane Hunted Over France and Bay of Biscay
A search by 2% transports, helicopters and jet fighters scoured central France in fog, snow and xan as authorities hunt for the C-82 Flying Boxcar missing yesterday with 30 service children and a crew of four aboard. Police and volunteers joined ground search efforts among the mountains near Dijon and Bordeaux, with plans extending over the Bay of Biscay as crews seek the Frankfurt to Boyneaux flight.
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Germany
France
Frankfurt
Boyneaux
Jing Prine
Dijon
Bordeaux
Bay of Biscay’ 'Ghat
Marriage filings show Aubrey Pulling and Miss Hair
Worcester Massachusetts reports a marriage invention filing yesterday by Aubrey E Pulling an oratory technician and Miss Isa M Hair a secretary.
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Worcester
Mass
Aubrey E. Pulling
Miseisa M. Hi Pulling
Miss Hair
Today’s Chuckle Prompts Odd Legal Phrase
A fragmentary line shows Today’s Chuckle mentioning a curious legal cover or history law reference. The garbled text hints at a humorous or satirical note rather than a clear event, with unclear names or places.
Allied Forces Regain Hill On Western Front
Allied and United Nations forces recaptured a hill from Chinese attackers after a night assault. The enemy fell back to their lanes before dawn. UN tanks and infantry repelled further Communist attacks with several tanks knocked out. Other infantry assaults on the western front were repulsed today.
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United Nations
Fern
Wholesale Prices Turn Upward in Week
New York inventories show wholesale food prices rising this week. The index stands at 687 versus 563 last week and 653 annually, reflecting a broader increase in staple food costs.
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New York
New Red Probe Hearings Planned Before Congress Return
Wallington CP reports Frank S. Tavenner says the group plans at least two hearings here before Congress returns in January. No definite dates set.
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Isel Frank S. Tavenner
Jey
Perhhaps
Congress
Appellate Divison Denies Columbia County Surrogate Probe
In Albany the Appellate Division ruled it had no jurisdiction to initiate a study into alleged baby market activity tied to the Columbia County Surrogate’s court. Five justices refused to take action, citing lack of authority, as details remained undisclosed and the case stayed unresolved.
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Albany
Appellate Diviston
Columbia County
Evens Ie
Inbanal
INS
Toray
New York City
Communist Party
Rengis
Sherwood B. Speed
John Herrick
Queans
Washington
U. S
New York Car Liability Insurance Rates To Rise
An upcoming state wide increase in automobile liability insurance rates is planned in New York. Officials say a rate change will be considered before year end after the Insurance Department and the National Automobile Insurance Association agreed on a vetting procedure. Immediate adjustments to physical damage rates are also expected.
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W York GP
New York State
iSiaisnaisance Department
Insurance Department
National Automobile Uning Rvnters Association
No Adoption for Pontiac Orphans in Probate Hearing
In Pontiac Michigan a probate hearing rejected adoption for Murray Moore and the Pit family. The court appointed Richard T. Moss and Arthur Mercury as guardians to oversee finances while the matter awaits full investigation. Andre Moore proposed keeping the child with the Donald Bates in Leonaed care.
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Mich
Murray Moore
Pit
John Donald Bate
Andre Moore
Leonaed
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