Debate Over Crossing the 38th Parallel Stirs UN Assembly
North Korea advances south of the 38th parallel as UN forces hold at the line. The General Assembly debates whether crossing the parallel would hasten unification or invite Western aggression and Chinese intervention.
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United States urges patience and unity in wartime policy
Former Secretary Cordell Hull on his 79th birthday warned that crime and patience plus devotion will help the United Nations grow in strength to preserve international peace. Warren Austin pledged against Communist aggression while the Production Authority ordered military priority for wartime needs, affecting civilian goods like autos and refrigerators. General Motors anticipated a 10 to 16 percent cut in civilian production as scarce materials shift to rearmament.
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Gorilla on the loose at Giingotn Park ends after two hours
Bushman the 690 pound gorilla roamed Monkey House for two hours at Giingotn Park causing fear. Edgar Robinson, keeper since infancy, was bitten on the arm in the incident. Small alligators and a garter snake were then used to frighten the animal back into its cage after doors and windows were barricaded.
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MacArthur Congratulated on Korea Victory and U.S. Draft Talks
President Truman congratulates Gen Douglas MacArthur on Korea victory highlighting joint army navy and air force effort and the liberation of Seoul. Maj Gen Lewis Hershey proposes extending draft service and revising deferment rules amid rising farm prices and looming potato supports costs.
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U S Casualties in Korea War Stand at October 1
The defense department reports 17,200 U S casualties in the Korea conflict as of October 1. Of these 2,211 are dead, 11,050 wounded, and 3,050 missing in action. Among the dead, 2,218 were killed in action and 230 died of wounds. Fifty prisoners of war and 167 other men are listed as missing.
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GOP to Rotary Seats DetAnoma
Indications place the 1952 campaign in Missouri Iowa Kansas and Oklahoma as pivotal for control of the Senate. Incumbent Republicans lead in Missouri South Dakota and Iowa while Democratic challenger Mike Monroney faces Rev W H Alexander in Oklahoma. Local issues including gambling and reform debates shape the race.
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Bring Outmoded Chairs New Life by Remodeling
Pattern 312 demonstrates updating 10 chairs with padding and covering. A kitchen chair becomes a padded slipper chair, an old wicker chair is renewed, and rockers are remodeled. Illustrated directions cover repairing springs and frames. Price 25c. Pattern Service. Drawer to Bedford Hills, New York.
Oklahoma primary shake up as Montshey defeats Emer Thomas
Murray candidate Mike Montshey, a former newspaper man, wins a decisive primary victory over veteran Emer Thomas. Local watchers note Johnston Murray, son of the flamboyant former governor Wild Bill Murray, is the Democratic gubernatorial nominee, fueling lively pre election heat.
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Medical aid questioned after fatal sidewalk accident
A man notes in the evening paper that medical assistance was not given after a woman fell and struck her head on the sidewalk, highlighting a seeming contradiction between reported care and the death.
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