Reds Offer Buffer Zone Rejected by UN in Panmunjon Talks
In Panmunjon, the Communists proposed a buffer zone with UN withdrawal up to 15 miles, but Maj. Gen. Henry S. Hodes said the plan had no relation to the military line of contact and failed to offer truce protections. The talks, held by subcommittees, proceed as horse-trading grows unlikely to yield broad bargaining.
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Henry S. Hodes
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Panmunjon
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Ongjin Peninsula
Storms Delay A-Bomb Test Near Las Vegas
Las Vegas reports that a scheduled atomic bomb drop was canceled as stormy conditions over the test range north of the city persisted. A red tailed B-29 was observed heading east after restrictions on civilian air traffic were lifted. Officials said conditions remained too unstable to risk fallout. no troops were involved.
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Here
Kirtland Air Base
New Mexico
Mediators Quit In New York Dock Strike Walkout
Federal mediators abandoned efforts to end New York’s crippling wildcat dock strike as insurgent union leaders warned the walkout would spread to additional East Coast ports. The fourman panel returned to Washington after top conciliator Clyde M announced he was quitting, calling the dispute intolerable and demanding an immediate end.
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Washington
Clyde M
Fight to topple Saratoga gambling probe unfolds in Albany
Governor Dewey’s special prosecutors pursue an aut fight against a defense maneuver aimed at wrecking the Saratoga gambling investigation. The case centers on the legality of the grand jury impaneling, with challenges to the proceedings by defense attorney Joseph Ryan and political figures tied to James Leary. The dispute touches 26 Saratoga casino and night club figures as the special grand jury probes corruption links.
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Prior
Harry E. Seb
State Supreme Court
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Ballston Spa
John M. Minton
Cetetain
James E.leary
Saratoga County
Wyllys
Newcome
Premature Baby Grows to 17 Pounds in One Year
SR, Louis U Michael Charles Meyer, born three months premature at two pounds one ounce, has reached 17 pounds 12 ounces at one year old. He now has five teeth and a strong appetite. His mother, Mrs Waiter F Meyer, notes his rapid growth and that babies typically triple birth weight in the first year.
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Louis U
Michael Charles Meyer
Waiter F. Meyer
New Security Rules Revealed for Defense Data
Washington defense production chief Fleischmann announced new security regulations for the Defense Production Administration and the National Production Authority. The memo authorizes agencies to withhold information deemed defense related, with a four member committee to decide classification. George Dixon is noted in related commentary on the policy.
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In Defense
Manly Fleischmann
Fleischmann
Defense Production Administration
DPA
National Production Authority
NPA
Iruman
New Regul
Aalnvon Cannery
George Dixon
Assassin Slain In Singapore By Gurkh a Units
A British Army spokesman said Gurkhas killed a third member of a Communist terrorist group that assassinated High Commissioner Sir Henry Gurney. The terrorist was traced to Raub in Pahang State after his comrades were killed nearby.
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Henry Gurney
Pear Raub
Aire
Pahang
Egypt Firm Against Pact Denies Middle East Defense Alliance
Cairo foreign minister Salah El Din said Egypt will not join a Western defense pact while British forces stay in Egypt and the Sudan. He urged any mediation only if it leads to withdrawal of British troops and recognition of Egyptian unity across the region. Albany reports note heating issues at the executive mansion and bids for new temperature controls as part of ongoing infrastructure work.
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Seattle Symphony Conductor Rosenthal in New York Scandal
Manuel Rosenthal the Seattle Symphony conductor faced a New York dispute with Claudine Pillard and Mme Lucie Troussier Rosenthal. Rosenthal and Mrs Rosenthal had not divorced, prompting shock among board members and postponing the orchestra’s season while an interim conductor was sought.
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Manuel Rosenthal
Seattle Symphony ‘Orchestra
Ho Caine
New York
Roblems
Taltmenta
Early U S British Conference Likely Involves Stalin Doubtful
Washington reports Churchill may seek an early meeting with President Truman and push for a Western leaders conference with Soviet Premier Stalin next week. Officials note Truman is cool to the idea while Stalin is willing to attend Washington, with few policy changes expected from Britain’s new Conservative government.
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Washington
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Wasington
Churchill's Victory Reawakens British Resolve at 77
London observers weigh Churchill's possible return as Britain’s leader after six bleak years. The aging wartime statesman is praised as the architect of victory and seen by some as the pivotal force to steer policy, revive morale, and restore national purpose. The piece hints at a controversial reconsideration of his leadership.
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Winston Churchill
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Allied Fliers Down Two MIGs Over Korea Front
Allied jet pilots claimed two Soviet made MIGs were shot down and three damaged in the sixth straight day of air combat over Northwest Korea and near Pyongyang. Ground forces reported advances with hand to hand fighting, while UN ships suffered a last week attack with one killed and six wounded.
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Korea
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Fifth Air Force
Northwest
Pyongyang
Gasoline Well Is Just a Nuisance
Springfield report notes a gasoline seep entering an unused water well at a dairy plant. The source claims no leaks were found in pipelines and the cause remains unclear while price concerns loom for next month.
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Springfield
Today\'s Chuckle Dog Fired at Night Joke
A light humor item notes that when you feel dog fired at night it may be because you growled all day, a playful quip about moods and pets.
Labor Stalls Atomic Work at Oak Ridge Plants
An Atomic Energy Commission spokesman reported more than 2,500 workers failed to report to three Oak Ridge atomic installations after plumbers union pickets blocked entrances. The mass walkout, tied to a prior jurisdictional dispute over a work assignment, followed a two day plumbers strike that ended yesterday.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Liberal Party roundup shocks Paraguayan border town
Reports from Paraguay say hundreds of Liberal Party members were arrested October 38 in Asuncion. The mass roundup occurred in a cemetery where Liberals had gathered to pay tribute to their dead comrades.
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Paraguay
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Asurcion
Warmer Day On The Way Forecast Says Showers Tuesday
Temperatures will average four to eight degrees above normal over the next five days with showers expected on Tuesday according to the Weather Man.
Buffalo Bans Sunday Dances Amid Weather and Permits
Weather forecast calls for fair tonight with a low around 43 and a high near 70 tomorrow as Buffalo enforces a city ordinance canceling a Sunday dance permit system. The coastal incident includes a sardine carrier sending an SOS after grounding in Casco Bay and legal questions over vessel crew numbers.
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Sosale Memorial Auditorium
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Tories End Six Year Labor Rule
London reports Churchill returns to power as Conservative Party wins a slender majority in a hotly fought general election ending six years of Labour rule. With 610 of 625 districts tallied, Conservatives hold 313 seats to Labour 29, Liberals five, and votes favor Conservatives 48.5 percent to Labour 49.1. Churchill vows to resume prime ministership.
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Winston Churchill
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Clement R. Attlee
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Ram Won't See Game At Syracuse Road Trip
Fordham Ram will not visit Syracuse for the par path game after Tau Delta Phi members attempted to kidnap the ram in Central Park 200 and rewrite the plan. Police questioned the six students and no charges were filed by Fordham's assistant dean of disciplinary action. The incident mirrors a previous successful stunt by a New York fraternity that year.
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