Gasoline progress boosts mileage and power in modern engines
Ethyl Corporation laboratories report today’s gasoline outperforms 1925 fuel in octane, compression ratio, and efficiency. Tests across models from a 1921 Cadillac to a 1950 Cadillac show higher compression and premium fuels delivering far better miles per gallon and performance, with prices near 1925 levels before tax.
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Detroit
Ethyl Corporation
Ethyl Corp
Ethsy Corp. Laboratories
Testa
Charlies F. Kettering
First Cavalry Cross Naktong River Under Fire No Reds
First Cavalry Division task force crossed the Naktong River about eight miles southeast of Sangju in southeastern Korea. No North Korean opposition observed. Troops crossed in boats near Naktong Town with a jeep advance and a tank column forming on the west bank. Sangju was reported burning and North Korean troops were visible from the scene.
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Korea
First Cavalry
Naktong River
Sangli
Naktong Town
Sangju
Hal Boyle
Macbeth
Rangju
Don A. Morgan
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Uny
Naktong
Owas
Wrat
Payoff Man Of Gambling Ring Reveals Names
New York dispatch reports Artie Karp, alleged payout man in a major gambling operation, named figures tied to the ring during a Brooklyn probe. He cited police protection, and officials listed include Willian or Ryle and Leibowitz with ties to a police fund.
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New York
Artie Karp
Uxtand
Riallwen Kary
Avit Np
Bufors
Sai
Arti Har
Natos
Kings County
Jade Samuel
Laihowicz
Karp
Willian Or
Ryle
Leibowitz
Brooklyn Raiders
Harry Gross
Gross
Rik
Sinatra Agrees To Property Split
Ranta Montea California report says Frankie Sinatra and his wife Nancy agree to a four way division of assets after an 11 year marriage. Attorneys ask for trial as a default and Mrs Sinatra seeks support for herself and three children. Settlement lets her keep a Beverly Hills home and Sinatra retains a Palm Springs house.
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Ranta Montea
Calif
Frankie Sinatra
Nancy
Sinatra
Beverly Hills
Palm Springs
Rinehart Reelected GOP Central Chairman in Washington County
D Eldred Rinehart was reelected chairman of the Republican Central Committee for Washington County. The panel includes secretary John D. Pann and treasurer Allen Myers, with officers and members listed from several towns. A training school for party workers is planned next week as leaders prepare for the state convention in Baltimore.
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D. Eldred Rinehart
Whs
Republican Central Committee
Washington County
Rinehart
John D. Pann
Alleni Myers
William T. Layman
Morris Hassford
John Swain
Frank Warrenfeltz
Boonshoro
Deborat
Baltimore
Paw Ortinger
Harold Myers
Francis Davis
Paul Mix Hohnes
Mageratown
Fred Remigheres
Sharpsburg
George Buxton
Walfway
Earl Shockey
Wichfeld
Edgar King
Mngerstown
Kenneth McLaughlin
Verman
Mills
Charles | Wareaman
Ray M. Schoen
Joseph Ward l
C. Welles
Trais
Germans urged to start sabotage in Berlin clash
East Germany calls on all Germans to unfold national resistance and sabotage Western Europe's defense program against Russian expansion. The state council for ministers accuses West Germany of efforts to grab territory by forming a broader ring. East German Foreign Minister George Dertinger delivered the communiqué to Russian satellite delegates.
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Berlin
Conannist
East Germany
Western Europe
Soviet Zone
Council For
Hirone
Rie
West Germany
George Dertinger
East
Bertin
McMahon Pushes Inquiry Into Hearst Draft Records
Senator McMahon urges a Senate Armed Services probe into the World War II draft records of William Randolph Hearst Jr and his brothers along with Leslie Gould and Rubinstein. He says the Hearst papers attacked him over a draft case and accused them of favoritism toward draft dodgers.
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Washington
McMahon
U Conn
Senate
William , Randolph Hearst
Congress
Wiliam Standolph Hearst
New York Journal- American
Lewisburg
Hearsts
Hearst
Hospitalized Men Guests Of Fair
Twenty three men from the Newton D. Baker VA Hospital in Martinsburg were escorted to the Hagerstown Fair hosted by the Hagerstown Chapter No. 148 Military Order of the Purple Heart and the Funkstown American Legion Post. They enjoyed dinner at Funkstown Legion and received gifts as the fair funded by the sale of the Viola Nover and the Poppy. Hospital committee members included Charles Shilling Franklin Shaffer Fred Rawlins and Robert Creaker. Also present were I Mo Stockshurer and W. O. Vorter Jr.
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Martinsburg
Haverstown
Haegerstown
Military Order of Purple Heart
uxon-Traxell
American Legson
Funkstown
The
Fair Association
American Legion
Charles Shilling
Franklin Shaffer
Fred Rawlins
Robert Creaker
Amfair
I. Mo Stockshurer
St. Eome
Pixon-Traxell Mast
Arena AY
W. O.vorter, Jr
AFL Today Targets Taft as Labor Enemy in Key Meeting
In Houston, AFL delegates gather to label Senator Robert Taft the top labor foe ahead of the political fight. The convention debates labor spending rules while Vice President Barkley travels to address the afternoon session.
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AFL Today
Taft
Hourton
Tex
AFL
Robert Taft Ur-Ohlot
Lalas Lothanna
CCST
AEL
Houston
Mam
Lashers League For
Taft-lartley Laow
Tyre
Morse
Nouckisity
Longeo
Barkley
Washington
Hie
Ryan Winner By 696 Vote Margin For Judge Nomination
Baltimore reported the Democratic nomination contest for fourth judicial circuit judge with Cobey Ryan winning by 696 votes. The piece also notes a tally and related context from the election night.
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Ryan
Baltimore
Dudge
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Senate Override Vote Highlights Veto Clash
The Senate debated overriding President Truman's veto as supporters pressed for passage while the House already approved the measure by 486 to 48. Senator Douglas struggled to speak as his voice failed, and Senator Murray opposed the bill but offered no vote to override.
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Langer
House
Truman
Congress
Senate
Lucas
Douglas
Murray
D-Mont
Department, of Justice
AML
Film Audience Racket Victims in City Probe
Detectives say several audience members were victims of a ticket sales racket and note promoters may be operating in other cities. Police will seek help from nearby departments as a paralell list of victim firms is prepared and ticket totals remain unknown.
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Vollee
Search Starts For Missing Bomber Over Canada and U S
Saint Ste. Marie Mich Sept 23 Berche planes from U S and Canada bases search for a B-50 bomber missing on a Meght from Newfoundland. The ship with 7 crew and four passengers left Goose Bay and was overdue at Tucson. Its route would have passed Houghton Michigan Omaha Nebraska and Albuquerque New Mexico. Rescue planes at Sel fridee Fivid Michigan were alerted for a maximum possible effort.
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Saint Ste. Marie
Mich
Berche
United States
Newfoundlland
Goose Bay
Newfoundland
Tucson
Ariz
Houghton
Omaha
Neb
Albuquerque
N. M
Selfridee Fivid
iAir
Washington
Wage Boost Sways East Coast Longshoremen
AFL Longshoremen and New York shippers tentatively agreed yesterday on a 12 cent an hour raise. The tentative pattern could spread from Maine to Virginia and influence other coast ports. About 45,000 East Coast longshoremen would be affected by the change.
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New York
Maine
Virginia
Reservists In State Called To Active Duty
The 2nd Army announced a recall of 1700 reserve officers to active duty, with 154 from Maryland. Recall starts in November to meet a 10,000 company grade officer quota from six continental areas. Fort Meade plans indicate over 40 percent of lieutenants and captains from the seven-state region hail from combat arms.
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Fort Meade
2Nd Army
Dewey Accused of Rudeness by Soviet Press
Moscow papers charged New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey with crude insults in a United Nations speech at the Waldorf Astoria, accusing the Soviet Union of slave labor and menacing the world. Tass reported that Dewey’s greeting lacked elementary politeness and provoked reactions from delegates including Andrei Vishinsky and Jacob Malik.
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Moscow
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Rde Nes
United Nations
Thoraday
Ther
Governor Dewers
Waldorf, Astoria Hotel
Andrei Vishinsky
Jacob A. Malik
Dewey
New York Dispatch
Tass
Taxs
Soviet Union
Carlos P. Romuly
Romwin
Dew
Bunche Receives Nobel Peace Prize Honoring UN Efforts
Dr Ralph Bunche announced he received the 1950 Nobel Peace Prize with humility. He credited UN efforts in the Near East and paid tribute to his predecessor Folke Bernadotte for shaping the Palestine armistice. He praised the teamwork of over 740 military officers and international civil servants.
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Hernadotte
WalesOne
jNexro
Vale
Four Generations In Same Hospital
Medina New York September 23 four generations of the Champlin family were in Memorial Hospital. DP W Champlin of Ridgeway and his son Earl of Knowlesville were patients when Mrs William Neider of Lyndonville gave birth to Patricia. All were reported as doing fine.
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Medina
N.Y
Champlins
Memorial Hospital
DP. W. Champlin
Ridgeway
Earl
Knowlesville
William Neider
Lyndonville
Farr
Patricia
Second Tax Bill Moves Amid Large House Support
The Ways and Means Committee prepared for a vote on a second excess profits tax bill aimed at war profiteering. Senator George noted potential increases of 4 to 6 billion dollars in corporate levies, with overall federal taxes rising toward a new record of about 59 billion.
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Ways and Means
Congress
George
D-Ga
Senate
Korea
Treasury
Man Walks Through Glass At City Hall Door
Hoff man testified he was drinking at a tavern when four men allegedly chased him. He walked to the magistrate’s office and shattered a door panel. Magistrate Snyder fined him for drunk and disorderly conduct and for destruction of property, the latter suspended pending replacement costs.
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Hoffman
Boss 'Tetter
Maxixtrate Snyder
Eha
Hoffian
Panama’s 1903 Secession Shifts Continent Alignment
Panama separated from Colombia in 1903, moving from South America to North America in a historic political move. The event redefined regional borders and influenced U.S. involvement in the region.
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Panama
South America
North America
Colombia
Jet completes ocean flight to Limestone Air Force Base
Lieutenant Colonel David C. Schilling flew the F-84 from Manston England to Limestone Maine covering 3300 miles in ten hours and one minute completing the first jet intercontinental flight. His wingman Lieutenant Colonel William D. Ritchie encountered refueling problems over Goose Bay Labrador and was rescued unharmed.
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Limestone Airforce Base
Atlantic
Labrador
David C. Schilling
Manston
England
Limestone
Fort Leaven- Swarth
Kas
Pan-American Airways
Schilling
Maine
Airforce
Washington
William D. Ritchie
Pine Bluff
Arky
Goosebay
Lahb
Goost J Bay
Ritchie
Strike ends at New York Shipbuilding after two day sit in
Camden N J Sept 23 A company pledge to minimize layoffs and implement a share the work plan ended a two day sit down strike by about 4000 workers at New York Shipbuilding Corp The executive board of Local 1 Industrial Union of Marine and Ship Building Workers AFL voted to end the stoppage last night
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Camden
N. J
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Local 1
Industrial Union of Meine and Shipbuilding Workers
AFL
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Martin L. Ingram
Newton D. Baker VA Hospital
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Bridgeport
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