Rhee accepts U.N. directives wary of power loss
Seoul reports President Syngman Rhee says he will heed U.N. directives but fears losing sovereignty if UNCOK limits his powers. He urges elections in North Korea after communist defeat and warns the plan could delegitimize his government.
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Postage Hike Urged on ICC
The report outlines proposed increases in parcel post rates across multiple zones. Donaldson recommended no change to existing parcel rates for library books and other designated items.
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Apple Market Is Slightly Weaker
Apple market shows mild decline with regular Yorks steady and other varieties unchanged. Trading moderates for the limitedDelicious supply as larger orchards push stock to steriline processors while fresh market sees only small amounts. Prices: Delicious 2.80, Stayman 2.75 to 2.85, Red Yorks high color around 2 to 2.
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Father Named as Co Respondent in Divorce Suit
Latden Get 17 years old husband sues for divorce, alleging wife adultered with tutor Usr Johan Mayhew 66. The son Jolt de Variganlt Gure ney Mayhew, a metal worker, seeks damages against Sir Job former Conservative MP for East London, who denied the allegations in court.
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Letter Released By Hanley Sparks New York Campaign Turmoil
A Hanley letter dated Sept 5, revealed amid a New York campaign rift, alleges pressure from Governor Dewey for a Senate nomination. Lynch accuses Wall Street bankers of funding Hanley’s gubernatorial bid, while Hanley defends the letter as misinterpreted insinuations and discusses pension and a debt payoff plan.
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Debate over Maryland Anti Subversive Act draws strong views
The Oct 17 debate in Baltimore featured Morris L. Ernst of the ACLU arguing against ADL like measures and Frank Ober defending the Ober Law as necessary to combat subversion. The measure, to appear on a Nov 7 referendum, would require loyalty affidavits from public workers and officials with penalties for belonging to or aiding subversive groups.
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Navy Yard Credit Union cashier held on embezzlement charge
Daniel John Imbs, 34, was arrested by FBI agents and charged with embezzling about 6000 dollars from the Navy Yard Credit Union. He was arraigned before U. S. Commissioner Cyril S. Lawrence, with case continued to October 25 and bond set at 5000 dollars. Imbs disappeared on August 18. FBI filed a formal complaint on August 31.
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Reds flee toward Pyongyang as Allied push accelerates
Allied forces, including Rok First Corps, surged toward Hamhung and Pyongyang as Communist resistance collapsed, with Red troops surrendering by the hundreds. Supply problems slowed progress but were rapidly being solved as planes landed near Sinmurk. Park and Walker expressed strong optimism about a rapid advance.
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Arrest Made at FindA Home in Local Case
Federal agents report an arrest at FindA Home here after the suspect allegedly summoned them to come and get him. Authorities indicate the call prompted immediate action by the agents.
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Mine Operators Face UMW Jurisdiction Move
Operators await action from John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers over claimed jurisdiction of construction work around coal mines. AFL officials pledge to resist, while a Mine Workers spokesman downplays the change as routine jurisdiction transfer affecting 1500 to 2000 District 50 members and welfare-benefits eligibility.
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Communists Retreat Amid Brief Clashes As Troops Press Search
American commanders focused on hunting down Reds rather than distance or gains. Troops were continually deployed to seek out Communist forces as clashes occurred briefly and ended with their retreat or dispersal into hills.
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