Unification Big Question at UN Assembly on Korea
North Korea forces approach the 38th parallel as UN deliberations test whether to cross into North Korea. Debates center on risk of a broader war, with some urging action to avoid a hollow victory while others warn of imperialist overreach and Chinese threat.
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UN growth urged to preserve peace by Hull and Austin
Cordell Hull, on his 79th birthday, urged that the United Nations grow in strength to fulfill its peace mission through time and sacrifice. Warren R. Austin, U S delegate to the UN, warned that Communist aggression must not reemerge as a poisonous tree and that aggressors should not be allowed to leave a refuge behind an imaginary one.
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Defense First Call for Military Rearmament Orders
The first national production priority sets the atomic energy commission and the military ahead of civilian output to ensure rearmament success. Firms must honor defense orders with D O priority ratings, extending preferences to suppliers. General Motors warns of a 10 to 15 percent drop in truck and car production as scarce materials shift to military use.
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Gorilla Free for Hours Invades Monkey House
A 500-pound gorilla named Bushman, a long time attraction, roamed the monkey house for two hours frightening keeper Edgar Robins on duty and endangering a baby. The animal escaped through an open door but was lured back into its cage using baby alligators and a garter snake.
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MacArthur praised for Korea victory and unified arms effort
President Truman sent Gen Douglas MacArthur warm congratulations on the Korea victory. He commended the delaying actions and Seoul liberation, lauded joint army navy and air force cooperation, and thanked commanders Walton Walker Charles Joy and George Stratemeyer. The message salutes all who fought under the UN banner.
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Farm Prices Rise Sharply Across Main Crops in September
The agriculture department reports a 2 percent rise in farm prices in September, lifting the level above the prewar peak. Cotton, cottonseed, and citrus show the sharpest gains, aided by higher prices for farm inputs and labor. Officials warn potato supports may cost near last year’s 90 million if law changes aren’t made as the crop grows and consumption trends stay weak.
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Korea
U S Casualties in Korea War Hit 17 200 by Oct 1
The Defense Department said U S casualties in the Korea War reached 17 200 by October 1 including 2 211 dead 11 090 wounded and 9 959 missing in action. Of the dead 2 211 were killed in action and 930 died of wounds with 50 prisoners of war and 167 other men among the missing list.
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Republicans face slim gains as Missouri race looms
In Oklahoma City the 1950s political landscape hints at a steady Senate, with Missouri a potential flip against Forrest Donnell. Iowa and Kansas appear GOP-held, while South Dakota and others lean Republican. Hickenlooper in Iowa strengthens GOP, Loveland battles for senate amid farm policy debate.
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Garlson Edges Kansas Candidate in Narrow Race
In a tight bid the Republican Garlson leads Kansas against Gov. Frank Carlson with Paul Aiken mounting a Democratic challenge after resigning as assistant postmaster general. Sen. Darby did not seek re-election, while Alexander in Oklahoma touts a Fair Deal stance and labels Democrats as Socialists, a switch from lifelong Democrat to Republican aligned with Monroney.
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Murray Candidate Mike Montoney Upsets Elmer Thomas in Oklahoma Primary
In Oklahoma a former newspaper man Murray Montoney defeated veteran Elmer Thomas in the primary. Johnston Murray, son of Wild Bill Murray, is Democratic gubernatorial nominee, signaling a heated political race ahead of the general election.
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Oklahoma
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Remodel Old Chairs Pattern 312 Guide
Pattern 312 demonstrates updating ten outdated chairs including turning a kitchen chair into a padded slipper chair and padding and covering an old wicker chair. It shows how to repair springs and frames with illustrated directions. Price 26c. Workshop Pattern Service Drawer 10 Medford Hills New York.
Contradiction in Reported Medical Aid Incident
In the evening papers Arthur questions a reported death after a woman fell and struck her head on the sidewalk. The father confirms medical aid was given, while Arthur reads the account as implying no medical assistance was provided, finding the two statements contradictory.
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