Air battles in Korea claim jets and ground gains
In the largest jet air battles to date over MIG Alley, U S and British fighters tangled with up to 256 planes. American F 82 Thunderjets and other UN forces scored several shootdowns and damaged multiple Communist jets while ground fighting near Bloody Ridge and Heartbreak Hill yielded gains for U S and South Korean troops. Weather worsens with showers and wind, cooling temperatures ahead.
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Yangsu
Hull
Wey
Philippines Defense to call 59,000 reserve officers
The Defense Department announced it will call out 59,000 reserve officers to maintain order during elections. Violence has marked campaign periods as authorities name nine Senators and several provincial governors and mayors and supporters. Three others were kidnapped and remain missing.
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Manila
Philippines
Defense Department
Suburban Tax Burden Drives School Room Shortages
The Syracuse area faces rising taxes to fund water sewers fire protection and especially education as suburbs grow faster than the city. Crumb notes families move out with children but leave school buildings behind, boosting crowding and costs. From Cicero Clay and Camillus to DeWitt and North Syracuse, suburban populations surge while school facilities lag, pushing new construction and higher levies.
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Syracuse
Henry Crumb
Skaneatelessars
Cicero
Clay
Camillus
Manlius
Onondaga
United States Census Bureau
Branmech
Salina
Liverpool
DeWitt
East Syra
Ea Ae
Colum
Britain Iran appeal for U S intervention over oil crisis
London reports Britain and Iran urged President Truman and Secretary Acheson to mediate an oil dispute. Attlee, Henderson, and other officials pressed for U S diplomatic action as Tehran faced potential armed clash after Iran’s ultimatum to oust foreign nationals.
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Great Britain
Iran
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Dean Acheson
Clement Attlee
Great Brit Jy. S
Lou Henderson
U. S
Sir
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Washington
Britain
Avadan
Attlee
Winston
Eyea
J Churchill
New Yorks
State Department of Taxation
Tehran
Mol
Mossadegh
New
Edwards Ruppell
G.O.P
Ruppell
Constanting
Prunty
Ruppel
Constantino
King Hasle Rest Strength Gains After Lung Operation
London reports King George VI had a less restful night but continues to gain strength after Sundays dangerous lung operation. The medical bulletin, seventh since the operation, says his general condition is good and progress is maintained despite risk of infection or secondary hemorrhage. Buckingham Palace confirms four doctors remain on duty while two stay at the palace with nurses. The Canadian-American royal tour of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh is postponed at least two weeks due to the King's illness.
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Buckingham Palace
the Palace
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Ottawa
Boyle Associate Balks At Listing His Clients
Washington lawyer Max Siskind testified he bought a law practice from William M Boyle Jr in 1949 for 150000 but refused to list his former clients to a Senate subcommittee He denied including American Lithofold Corp among the clients and charged Boyle with no part in that firm s 1949 loan deal amid questions of political influence The session grew stormy as Boyle whose term as Democratic national chairman began that year was said to be stepping down the next day and as the group weighed a 565000 government loan to Lithofold and its ties to Reconstruction Finance Corp proceedings continue on page 6 column 5
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William M. Boyle, Jr
3Iskind
Senate
American Lithofold Corp
Boyle
Lithofold
Finance Corporation
Vere
Siskind
Strikers Automatically Fired Corcoran Says
The United States Britain and France declared readiness to lift permanent restrictions on Italy from the WWII peace treaty and remove limitations on Italian rearming. They pledged to push Italy's UN membership, blocked previously by Russia, amidPresident Truman and Italian Premier De Gasperi at statue dedication.
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United States
Britain
France
Italy
United Nations
Russia
Truman
Alcide de Gasperi
De_Gasperi
City workers walkout faces automatic dismissal under state law
Mayor Corcoran stated the 600 city employees who walked off yesterday are automatically dismissed under the Condon-Wadlin Act which bars government worker strikes. Reinstatement is possible but with no greater pay than pre walkout and a three year wait for any raise. They won’t be paid for missed days unless ill proof is provided. Corcoran said he may explain finances if invited and noted the law requires a justified absence for reinstatement, while a proposed across the board raise for 1952 from 350 to 375 was discussed with labor leaders but he would make no commitments. The commissioner of public works added there will be no compromise.
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Syracuse Federation of Labor
Board of Estimate
Nicholas Fereigante
Frank
F. Harmon
Sioner
Public Works
Gross Named In 10 Counts In Brooklyn Rackets Case
New York bookmaker Harry Joss was indicted on ten counts of criminal contempt by the Brooklyn rackets grand jury. If convicted, he could face ten years in prison and a $10,000 fine. The indictment stems from his refusal to testify in a police graft trial, following a prior five year sentence on sixty counts of contempt. He also faces sentencing tomorrow in Special Sessions Court on sixty six counts of bookmaking and conspiracy with a maximum of 68 years.
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New, York
Harry Joss
Brooklyn
Gross
Samuel B. Leibowitz
Leibowitz
Planes Banned Over Savannah River Plant Air Space
President Truman signed an executive order banning airplane fights over the Atomic Energy Commission Savannah River plant in South Carolina and Georgia. The order creates an air space reservation over the facility, similar to protections around other atomic energy plants established in 1950.
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Washington
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Savannah River
South Carolina
Georgia
Soldier Accused In Marijuana Case
Army sergeant assigned to an honor burial escort for Americans killed in Korea has been accused of peddling marijuana during travel across the country. City detectives arrested Set Earlie Gentry after authorities said about nine pounds of marijuana were found in his automobile and he was in charge of guard duties across several southern states.
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York
Korea
Earlie Gentry
Armore Guard
Tobay's Chuckle at Opening of Pub Heized Show
A fragmented OCR note mentions an opening of a pub humor show with the phrase around and a chuckle. Names, dates, or venues are unreadable, leaving only a vague reference to entertainment and opening remarks.
Spa Jurors Probe Slots Gambling Ties
Saratoga County grand jury investigated slot machines and numbers rackets directed by Governor Dewey. About a score of witnesses were slated to testify as district attorney Wyllys Newcomb stated the inquiry would focus on gambling activities and possible ties to organized crime and politicians.
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SPA
Saratoga
County Grand Jury
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Dewey
Wyllys Newcomb
Mechanicville
Newcomb
Cairo
Egypt
Armand
Real Pole May Mark North Pole Real Pole May Mark North Pole
Alaska AP reports Audrey Vance known as Nelly aids Stan Garson in plans to place a pole at the North Pole as a symbolic marker. If successful by Thanksgiving, parents worldwide could answer yes to whether a pole exists there with Alaska Airlines backing and Air Force resistance to aerial pole drops.
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Alaska
North Pole
Nelly
Stan Garson
Audrey Vance
North, Pole
Alaska Airlines
Air Force
Vienna to Rome express crash claims many lives
Austrian press agency reports 188 killed and at least 40 injured when the Vienna to Rome express collided with a freight train near Graz shortly before midnight. Rescue workers fear the toll may rise as most victims were in the first coach.
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Vienna
He Found His Peggy Army Corp Leotis Heater
A brief notice recalls Leotis Heater and Peggy in a court or community timeline, mentioning a newspaper reference from the Herald Journal last Monday. The fragment hints at a local personal or social event connected to military or civic service.
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