Brother Act THRE Bets of Syriduse Brothers at Air Force Base
Brothers stationed at Manchester New Hampshire Air Force Base with the 105Ly Air Craft and Warning Squadron federalized in August. Hayes brothers of 214 Erient Corp Noble a switchboard operator Sgt Herbert idecobenic and S/Sgt Jeccy radio operator. Louis Raewan cook of 1106 Buttertur St Berves hall melon to Robert Hacona powerman of BR Pleasant View av. Center T/Sgt Robert Jones 118 Tyler sk transportation sergeant reports to M/Sgt Gerald Jones 110 Washington St Manlius top enlisted man of the squadron.
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BR Pleasant View
Robert Jones
Tyler Sk
Gerald Jones
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Manlius
Truman to reveal 1952 plans when ready
President Truman said he will announce his decision on running in 1952 when it is prudent and convenient. He will not rush the timing and will use his gut judgment, with a mid January likelihood for the public statement. He criticized Soviet agreements as paper.
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Washington
Truman
Aow
Congress
Visky
Beef supplies seen by December forecast
Washington reports say Agriculture Department experts foresee hard beef supplies reaching the nation by December. The survey notes farmers faced reduced feed and cattle numbers as the harvest season began October 1 in Iowa Nebraska and Illinois, reflecting a broader trend in the corn belt.
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INS
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Imva
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Illnois
Editorials on China policy and Middle East in pace column
In a rapid postmortem on US policy toward China and the Middle East, Marquie Childs weighs in from his Pace column. The feature hints at broader commentary across today’s pages with columns, letters, and various sections noted.
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America
China
Middle East
Marquie Childs
Tage
REDS ASK GENERAL TALKS ON KOREA PEACE BID
Soviet rebuffed U.S. effort for a Korea armistice talk and urged discussion of broader East-West issues. The State Department called the offer propaganda while diplomats debated Moscow’s stance and whether the Kremlin would engage UN negotiations. Ambassador Alan Kirk noted Moscow’s evasive approach and accused the Reds of trying to influence cease-fire talks.
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Moscow
Korea
State Department
Kremlin
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Andrei
Alan
Kirk
Cohonn
UN Sees Hopes Now For Truce Talks Soon
United Nations observers in Panmunjom report optimism that armistice talks may resume soon after liaison officers briefly met in a tent. The UN delegation proposed a compromise to remove the main obstacle, the size of neutral zones around the Communist forces, as discussions continue.
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Korea
Omis
Cate Andemn
Ue Ae Weeea
James C. Murra
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Pammunjam
Twenty-Two Arrested in GI Fraud Scheme Across Five Cities
FBI Director Hoover announced the simultaneous arrests of 22 owner officials and workers at five GTI training schools tied to a GI fraud case. About $350,600 was allegedly involved through false claims to the Veterans Administration for supplies and services, with many cases centered in Miami. The defendants face charges of submitting deceptive records and inflating invoices for non existent goods.
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Washington
FBI
Edgar Hoover
GTI
Miami
Perons
Berliz School of Language
America
Frestad
Detri
Veterans Administration
Unusual October Warm Spell Lingers Across Region
Weather bulletin notes a rare fall warmth with temperatures irregularly high for October. The report cites daily highs around 73 degrees and nights near 47 as a transient pattern, with conditions gradually returning to normal later in the month.
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Winiher
Vmstat
Trials Start in New York Police Corruption Case
The New York Police Department corruption probe involving 31 officers, tied to the Harry Gross case, begins today before a specially appointed panel led by Third Deputy Police Commissioner Rifkind. A farmer from Deuge provides testimony as proceedings open.
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New York
INS
Harry Gross
Hill
Rifkind
Allied push toward Kumsong in late winter clash
Allied forces smashed forward within 5000 yards of Kumsong as seven divisions pressed along the front. An Eighth Army communique reports the enemy line under heavy pressure, with hills and key terrain features captured or threatened while Chinese troops retreat amid artillery fire and regrouping near Yonchon and Kum.
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Hough
Sehain
Kumsong
UX Intaniyarn
Parallel
Yonchon
Athed Awit Neon
Pnd
Eighth Army
Tae
Vailey
Kum
Jeanne Jade
Queqrel
Irnous
Senate Debates Foreign Aid Bill
The Senate today debates the 8,025,128,000 foreign aid bill after the Appropriations Committee trimmed several items. Five amendments were voted down by the panel, affecting union support and funding allocations.
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Shengton
Ap E
Neveral
Mesishen
D-Conay
Four Way Love at First Sight Swap Takes Four in Rock Slant
In a legalized swap, two couples exchanged wives children and homes after months of dating. Robert Iris and a farmer’s wife married, then swapped partners with John Shields and another man, each pair keeping their own children. The process ended with both couples living in their original homes with new spouses.
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Rock Slant
Robert Iris
Mra J Dieu
Alelt Eee Grae
Mars
John Shields
Nas Robert Inia
Shields
I Éd
Circuit
Adee Leonard & Tellesa
Rockinwith
Apies
Confession Follows Whipping Sect Double Tragedy
In St Paul, Curti Lennander confessed to whipping his wife Ardich Lennander and the second victim Anna Halvarson died after a three foot whip left welts. Sheriff Thomas Gibbons said the lanterned sect met at the Doyles home in Lauderdale with about a dozen members present. Police plan further statements as investigations continue.
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Ardich Lennander
Anna Halvarson
Thomas Gibbons
Lennhander
Curti the Sherif
Gibbons Sam Lamander
Halverson
Pat Doyle
Lauterdale
Doyer
Gibbons
Connludea
Nehru Urges Against Bombing in Soviet Device Debate
In Belfast a British ship captain reports Jawaharlal Nehru echoing fears of both Communism and bombing. He warned democracy risks becoming a new cult of force and urged proper development despite imperial pressures, asserting India's stance amid Cold War tensions.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Jawaharlal Nehru
Democracy
Weather warning issued for vicinity of Cape Hatteras
Weather Bureau announced today that storm warnings have been posted south of Block Island and along the Atlantic coast. Turbulence and a tropical disturbance near Cape Hatteras prompted the action as high pressure over Nova Scotia interacts with a developing storm system.
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Cape Hatteras , Washington
Weather Bureau
Cant Halseras
British seize bridge on Suez Canal amid clashes
British forces clash with Egyptian troops near the Ferdan Bridge north of Gemallia as the British seize the only bridge over the canal. Reports say two Egyptian soldiers were killed and five wounded, with 24 captured and later released. British controls halted traffic into the Suez Canal Zone isolating Egypt from southern Palestine. Prime Minister Nahas Pasha announced developments.
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Egypt
EA Ferdan
Gemallia
Is ‘Mama
Tel el Kebir
Alexandria
Suez Canal
Epp ‘Tian
Plane Strike Ends At Wright Arrow Factory
Workers from Wright Arrow Factory resumed duties after a government appeal ended a strike. Prolonged labor action delayed production of the renowned “worlds meet powerful reom, gine” crafts, with management promising prompt follow up.
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Taterson
UPL
Strik
Wright Arrowsu
Cat Carp
Reom
Gine
Compromise Senate May Vote on Tax Bill Conferees Agree
Senate conferees reach a compromise on a tax bill totaling about 5.7 billion dollars in new revenue. The measure tightens individual income tax portions slightly and preserves most details from the House version rejected earlier. President Truman expresses cautious optimism about a quick resolution and a broad tax increase.
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Senate Group
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Senate
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Capitol
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Maharajah Buys Six Limousines For 168000 In London
The Maharajah of Mysore, 17, spends 168000 to acquire six Rolls Royces in London. The luxury cars feature silver doors, customs fittings, embroidered upholstery, and antique china. Special equipment includes a large storage setup and lavish interior details.
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Wrealthy
Mysore
Potentale
Ax Rolls Royces
Meade
Messive
Cate Faye
Hardier
Boty and
Fittiies
Senate votes against Tespap as UN delegate
Washington a Senate foreign relations committee vote 3 to 2 against continuing Ambassador Philip C. Tespap as a United Nations delegate. The panel instead backed confirmation of nine other people proposed by President Truman to be delegates or alternates to the U S General Assembly meeting in Paris next month.
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Senate For Foreign
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