Truman boards final leg of Pacific tour to meet MacArthur
President Truman will stay in Honolulu until about 1 a.m. then fly to meet General MacArthur. In California he will attend a luncheon hosted by Admiral Radford and report his safe arrival to Mrs. Truman. He is planned to speak in San Francisco and later address the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
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Gen. MacArthur
Honolulu
Mr. Truman
A. W. Radford
Pacific
Ross
Truman
St. Louis
United Nations
San Francisco
Civic Opera House
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Kefauver Wall
Senate
Chicago
Ships Continue To Hammer Reds In Korean War Update
A Senate Kefauver hearing scrolls through New York corruption cases as Meyer Lansky and others are pressed for testimony while in Korea naval bombardments along the east coast intensify. U S and allied ships shell targets near Chongjin and Manchuria border areas as speculation of a potential landing grows.
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United Nations
North Korea
Qoast
Chongjin
Iran
Steel Center
Soviet Vladivostok
Red China
Manchuria
Chenejin
Red Army
Arthur D. Struble
Warns Against Complacency In Battle to Vote Strategy
Senate probes urge turnout as Democrats press for decisive support in upcoming election. Aimed at shoring up Governor Lane’s ticket and defeating Republican plans, campaign officers urge every Democrat and allied voters to participate, stressing unity and local county slate chances.
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China
Soviet Union
Theine
Lane
Sharpsburg
Life Sentences For Two Upheld
Tokyo dated dispatch reports General Tryan J. Milburn approved life sentences for two American soldiers convicted of raping a one year old Japanese civilian. The men are Cpl. Key J. Stewart of Grand Rapids Michigan and Cpl. Jeagh J. Edwards of Roswell New Mexico. The verdict remains subject to review by the judge advocate general.
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Tokyo
Oet
Uris
Cpl
Key J. Stewart
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jeagh J. Edwards
Rosvelusko, Saute
General Headquarters and Servics Command
Judge Advocate General
Ative
Inquest Planned In Strange Death Of Girl 10
Long Beach California October inquest planned into the death of 10 year old Catherine Frances Erickson. Violet Johns Berling music teacher is held on suspicion of murder. Autopsy notes burns bruises and bites with possible sexual abuse. Frances claimed accordions and healing powers. mother says Frances was troubled and punished.
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Long Beach
Calif
Catherine Frances Erickson
Air
Violet Johns Berling
Miss Berling
Miss Johns
Frances
Beatrice Erickson
Miss. Johns
Victor Cefalu
Cefalu
Furni
Ture
Republican Rally in Ha keratown October 23
Republican candidates for national and state offices plan a party rally in Ha keratown on October 23 with Walter Layman named general chairman. Principal speaker Theodore R. McKeldin will be introduced by John Marshall Butler as they tour county towns. Morgan Morris and William Gunter join J Glenn Beall and others for the events at Franklin Court auditorium.
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Cone
Walter Layman
Franklin Court
Theodore R. McKeldin
John Marshall Butler
U. S. Senate
J. Glenn Beall
Congress
William A. Gunter
Morgan C. Morris
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Jin Court
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French abandon key Indo China frontier base at Thatkhe
French forces retreat from Thatkhe easing pressure along the China Indo China frontier. The move marks a third frontier post lost within a month, widening access for Vietminh guerrillas led by Ho Chi Minh. French garrison heads toward Langson with Narehm as a midway stop as operations continue.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Thatche
Ho Chi Minh
Langson
Nareham
Thatkhe
Langgon
Donekhe
Laricson
Caohang
Ober Act Upheld By Court in Maryland Campaign Oath
The Maryland Court of Appeals rules congressional candidates need not sign the loyalty oath tied to the Ober anti Zion law, while gubernatorial hopefuls must. The decision stems from an appeal by Progressive Party candidates Thelma Gerende and Lewis Shub. The ruling splits the panel. a later opinion is anticipated. An appeal to the U S Supreme Court may follow in Shub’s case.
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Atinapolis
Povernor
Congress
Court of Appeals
Maarrth
Janpeal
Progressive Party
Toyaly
Timeang Thelma Gerende
Lewis Shub
William L. Henderson
Charles Markell
Shub
J. Wake Avnet
Supreme Court of the United States
West Penn Electric System Hits Record Peak Load
Potomac Edison and its West Penn Electric System partners set a new peak load of about 1,007,000 kilowatts for a one hour period on a Monday. The system'sGenerating capacity runs about 1,200,000 kilowatts with plans for an additional 80,000 kilowatts by late 1951. By end of 1950, over 500,000 kilowatts of new capacity had been added since 1943.
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Potomac
Edison Company
West Penn Electric System
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
Ohio
Virginia
West Penn Electric
Potomac Edison Company
Monongahela Power Company
West Penn Power Company
Potomac Edison
Weat Penn
Coffee price cut by Albert Ehlers Inc
New York October 13 Albert Ehlers Inc a major independent coffee roaster reduced its wholesale prices by one to two cents per pound.
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New York
Albert Ehlers, Inc
Dorcas Federation Meeting Near Pondaville Church
Dorcas Federation members gather at Pondaville church starting 10 a.m. Speakers include Mrs. Marion Martie of Hagerstown and others from Baltimore, Frederick, and Charles Town. Aimed at Maryland council members with attendees from Pondsville and surrounding areas.
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Dorcus
Pondaville
Dorcas Federation
Compost
Williamsport
Seventh Day Adventists
Marion Martie
Hagerstown
Smithas
Baltimore Burg
Pondsville
Frederick
Washington
Tull
Maryland
Aria Orie
Charles Town
West Virginia
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
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