Reds Balked In West Germany
West German police said they halted a planned wave of riots by 1400 Red ringleaders across a score of cities. The disturbance was used to press for bloodshed but ended in minor clashes. President Truman assured continued aid to Berlin, delivered via Paul G Hoffman at the German Industrial Fair.
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Germany
Berlin
Truman
Paul G. Hoffman
Economic Cooperation Administration
Red
Alles
East Germany
Hamburg
Munich
Youth Court Initiated to Aid Delinquents in Baltimore
Baltimore opens a youth court for ages 16 to 26 to try cases without confinement when possible. Judge Joseph Sherbow outlines aims to provide medical social histories and probation without verdict to reduce stigma and improve supervision.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
Joseph Sherbow
Supreme Bench
Criminal Court
Probation Department of the
Supreme Bench of
Offce
Icriminal Justice Commission
Reds Prepare Last-Ditch Lian In Korea Front
Allied forces press a slow mop up against scattered Reds in Korea. Marines north of Seon advance about 10 miles and hold positions up to 18 miles north of Seoul as a 3,000 strong Red force near Chechun withdraws after two hours of fighting.
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South Korea
Seon
Uijonghu
Seoul
MacArthur
Chechun
Suwon
Poun
Taejon
Funkstown Wife Seeks Divorce After Business Ventures
The filing alleges the husband ran the Colonial Tea Room in Wilmington and later a tavern in Willow Grove and a hotel in Atlantic City. It claims he executed a sale contract using a wife’s name, while the title was in Alver L. Valentine, who claims to be the defendant’s wife. The suit seeks absolute divorce, alimony, support, and a full investigation of 22 years of assets and business activity, with a court order for $500 counsel fees and $790 support money during the suit unless shown otherwise.
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Wilmington
Del
Willow Grove
Atantic City
Sher
Frederick
Alver T Valentine
Gale
Clarke Place
Alver L. Valentine
Alyce L. Valentine
Valention
Aoenanti
Wilson College Opens Oct 14 Anniversary Celebration
Wilson College in Chambersburg marks its sixth anniversary with an October convocation led by Senator WW Alexander Smith of New Jersey. Rev Lawrence Sartan of Naroten Congregational Church will preach the anniversary service as part of a program with 6200 alumni and current students invited, along with their parents. The article also notes the Great Pyramid of Gizeh in Exynt as the largest ancient structure.
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Chambersburg
Wilson Colliers
Collrage
Alexander Smith
New Jersey
Lawrence Sartan
Naroten
Conan
Wilson
Gizeh
Exynt
Hand of Man
Third Year Of Freeze On New TV Stations Starts Today
Washington reports a third year of the FCC freeze on new TV station permits with no end in sight. The delay stems from a color program plan, channel allocation, and set standards. FCC Chairman Wayne Coy stresses sticking to the schedule to avoid future obstacles. About 165 outlets operate nationwide with 8 million receivers and 43 percent of the population without access.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Commission
Wayne Coy
United States
Columbian Broadcasting System
Delavopers of
Fine Color Systems
Free Book On Arthritis And Rheumatism Shown Free
In Excelsior Springs Missouri on October 2 a free book offers a system for treating rheumatism and arthritis. The booklet claims drugs fail to remove the causes and cites the Ball Clinic teaching that the method has helped thousands over 31 years. Readers can request the book from Ball Clinic Dept. BH03, Excelsior Springs Missouri today.
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Excelsior Springs
Excelator Springs
Missouri
Local Man Earns Honor for School Table
Dalton Barkman of Hagerstown High School 1950 class received a certificate of special recognition for an 18th century Hepple white solid mahogany table entered in the Ford Industrial Arts competition sponsored by Port Motor Company. The table will be displayed at the Chicago Museum of Fine Arts through October 14.
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Dalton Barkman
Hagerstown High School
Port Motor Company
Dalton
Hagerstown Lumber Company
Barkman
Chicago Museum of Fine Arts
Clyde E. Bailey
Hagerstown High
Ford Industrial Arts
United States
Territory of Hawaii
Double Highjack Puzzles Police in Whiskey Heist
Police and FBI agents report a double hijack involving 92 cases of whiskey worth about $3200. The plunder from Peoria to Boston was moved to a Cleveland residence and later half the whiskey was taken by an unidentified man posing as a friend. Twenty five cases recovered and seven people arrested.
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Cleveland
FBI
Peoria
Boston
Garry Davis Seeks U S Citizenship Return
New York reports that Garry Davis, the World War II bomber pilot who proclaimed himself the first citizen of the world, now seeks to regain American citizenship. He previously renounced his U S status in a bid for global citizenship.
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New York
Garry Davis
Stop Getting Up Nights Trial Offer for Palmo Tablets
Advertisement promises free trial of Palmo Tablets for nighttime urinary irritation. Readers are asked to mail name and today to Powers Dept. 186-R Box 145 Battle Creek Mich. and receive 20 tablets postpaid with no money due if not delighted. Not for children.
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Powers
Dept
Rattle Creek
Mich
Adv
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