Korean Troops Leap Over Parallel in Pursuit of Reds
U S officials warn against appeasement as South Korean forces push across the 38th parallel in pursuit of Communist lines. Senator O Mahony and Bridger urge firmness while Sparkman champions a broader international force. Presidential funding to bolster multiyear military buildup remains under Congressional debate after November elections.
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Unita Nationa
Senalar O'Mahoney
Wyn
United States
O'Mahoney
O'Mahonay
Senator Bridger
R-N. H
Uruman
Anh Ly
Tyuman
Americans Closing Await Orders In Korean War Push
U S observers report advances by American forces near the Yangyang area and Inchon coast as allied units push north toward Seoul. General Almond says Communist invasion army appears destroyed though cautions about possible counter moves.
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Fifth Marine Regiment
Mindiel
Seoul
Almond
Korlan
Steel Industry To Boost Capacity
Secretary Sawyer announced the steel industry will boost capacity by 91300,000 tons by the end of 1952 to meet military needs. Expansion, near four percent per two years, aims to raise ingot output to 109,983,000 tons annually, largely by twenty companies with no government aid. The National Production Authority readies a second compulsory order to prioritize military material production, with contracts and supply chains aligned under the Defense Production Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commence Sawyer
Sawyer
Hein
Tron
Accet Tristitute
Shen
National Production Authority
NFA
Air Force
Inatenae
Conflenel
Union Wins Ten Cent Raise at Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric workers sign a new contract after four months of negotiations with the ILWU union. The deal gives A100 workers a ten cent daily wage increase and includes a noncontributory pension plan with a $100 minimum after 35 years of service. The agreement also provides wage tie ins after six nyanks and sets a Septem ber 18 effective date, with negotiations ongoing with three other unions representing roughly a0, mo men across six states.
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Pittsburg UP
Westinghouse Flectvie Corporation
Ha Alo
Eledrical
Westlinghouse
Naw
Westinghouse
Sis Nyankts
Sun Service
ELAN
TUE
Police quash red rioting in Germany
In West Germany police halted scattered demonstrations as 190000 officers crowded streets to prevent riots. Hamburg saw the largest protests with red banners and clashes injuring several officers. Police arrested agitators while authorities blamed East to West infiltrators for fueling unrest.
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Germany
Dusseldal
West Germany
Gustav Heinemann
Jane
Hamburg
Supreme Court weighs Communist rights versus security
The U S Supreme Court faces a set of appeals over Communist party activity and upholding the Smith Act while protecting political rights. The case questions constitutional limits on anti government advocacy and the legality of new anti Communist laws enacted after veto battles. The court is also to hear on October 7 petitions tied to these issues as it mulls the government’s power to curb subversive actions.
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Loitay
Ladere
New York
WU. 8
Circuit Court
High Court
Ako Bas Hey
Aie Tanyera
Enurk
Riven Fall
High Tribunal
Congress
Tronan
Mouris
Matices
Procrans
Austria warns of general strike to combat Red pressure
Austrian officials announce possible use of force if a general strike by communists and socialists occurs. They accuse Russia of trying to destroy Austria and say the Vienna government retains authority in all zones under occupation. The interior minister says the strike aims to cripple the economy and undermine sovereignty.
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Austin Uo
Austel Rovernment
Klaus
Russia
Sighlists
Willen
Vienna
Ferdinand Grat
Graf
Corporate Dividends Rise by About One Percent
A government department reports a one percent rise in corporate dividends over the year, with publicly disclosed payments totaling 212.9 million dollars for the reference period and 160.0 million dollars in the three months ended August. The figures show a modest expansion from 1949 levels.
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Halington Ues —Corporation
Mport
Saltan
Angual
Anava
Scoreboard highlights from yesterday's games
National Deague results show Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 1 and New York 4 Heston 1. Chicago 3 St. Louis 2 and Cincinnati 2. Pittsburgh 1 Pittsburgh 8 Cincinnati 1. American League totals list Romttt Rowton 7 New York 7 Cleveland 1 Detroit 5 Philadelphia 5 Washington 1 Chicago 4. Louis & TH. Louis 10 Chicago 6.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Heston
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburte
Pittsbarg
Rowton
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Chieage
Louls & TH. Louls
Growth of Austrian discontent over wages and prices
Western officials say Austrian workers, aided by politically unaffiliated groups, have grown confidence in their elected government amid protests stirred by government wage and price increases. The strike movement aims to harass the government and embarrass occupation powers, while conservative press faced suspension as dissatisfactions rise.
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Tin Mas
Crctes
Doctor Reveals Potential Tool To Find Paralysis Cause
German doctor in Muenster reports a new instrument may help determine causes of hantile paralysis. Doctor Wilhelm Von Brehmer cites a lab probe with a fanglike tip. He notes the probe absorbed in flood samples and may illuminate disease pathways. Further testing needed to prove effectiveness.
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Wad Muenster
Germany
Wilhelm von Brehmer
Mailers Union Strikes Three Pittsburg Papers
Reported labor action by the Pittsburg Mailers Union No. 73 against three local daily newspapers. The Post Gazette and other papers faced delivery disruptions as union members withheld duties on the first Monday edition, citing affiliation with the International Typographical Union.
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Pittsburg
Pltabuey Upi Atviby
Pillsburg
Pilsburg Mailers
Uoim No
A.bl
Cypographical Union
Pillsburg Post CinacHe
Moming Howe
Poa-Gazette
Pam
Eastern Standard Sme
Degrities Walk Out On Argentine Chief
A fragmentary report describes leaders leaving after failed talks over a new appointment at the Post Gazette. The piece mentions tensions in the Radiant Party, potential sanctions, and various local officials connected to the upheaval amid ongoing political strife.
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Moiva
Tnatead
Ube Depalier
Stoke
Radiant Party
al Tat
Phila
Topuly
Rolly
Ricardy
Bathin
Ohntas Hean Raners
Alen Publian Sunlay
Mae
Eharean
Baditians
Deron
New Storms Brewing Off Coasts
A pair of tropical systems formed off the U.S. coasts as the Atlantic hurricane neared Bermuda and a Gulf of Mexico storm developed south of New Orleans. The Atlantic center was about 180 miles south of Bermuda with winds near 75 mph and extending rain bands. the Gulf storm, still forming, showed winds 40 to 60 mph and squalls up to 150 miles west. The Weather Bureau warned small craft to shelter and monitor advisories as both systems were expected to slow and gain intensity.
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Mami
Fla
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Bermuie
Nate
Rat
Dow
Wates
New Orleans
Werther
Hoethehal
Loulaland
Miami
Myles Coulbenet
Almash
Gala Favey
Wynviesn Velati Ly
Weesers
Borravicn
Eyewitness says South Korean troops meet little opposition beyond border
Eyewitness reports from Yangyang and near Kangnung describe South Korean and U.S. Fifth Air Forces patrols advancing along the eastern front with minimal resistance from North Korean forces. The account notes patrols moving north of the 38th parallel, with claims of continued patrolling and no penetration of fortified positions. Observers describe routes along roads and river corridors toward Yangyang, with emphasis on limited enemy opposition.
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Tokyo
Barniel
Yaster
Eighth Army
Wighing Yingyang
Aah Tin
Ht. Gan
Wallon
Mt. Walther
Tin
Hye
Yangyang
U.S. Ale
Swuth
Chumunjin
Eepseing
Heen
Tarabrad
Koran
Walsh
Dag Acthie
M. Almond
Staré Nia
Win
Sewul
Nly
WBA
Almanil
U. 5
Sec
U.S
Fifth Air Forces
Korea
South Korea
Sauieday
MacArthry
Bol Lek Fromerich
Win Minny
Walton
T Walter
Saguritay
Lernonny
Kangnnng
Fon
Divisio
Unc
pEmmereh
Dorwart Anithe Reid
Seeaent Wa
Ranspul
Austin
Japa
Firat
Antael
Yanrvang
British Catholics Hear Pope Broadcast at Wembley Stadium
British Catholics gathered at Wembley Stadium to hear the Pope deliver pontifical Mass via radio broadcast. Cardinal leaders and 46 bishops attended as part of a nationwide appeal for church restoration in Britain. The event reflected strong archbishop and bishop participation amid hopes for Catholic revival.
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Pope Vanden Sai
Wembley
Britain
Toman
Bishope Sgrman
Avoumd
Rearint
White
Rold Stein
Thu Alvamytr
Phillies Rally in Hair-Raising Finale to Clamp Dodgers
Philadelphia clinched the pennant with a 4 1/4 inning stretch of power and clutch pitching by Robe rt,s 6 inning three run homer and a late defense surge. Brooklyn fought back with late threats, but the Phils held on in a dramatic game that echoed the old Crosstown rivalry and the long season’s grind.
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Jack Wann
Brooklyn
Dick Sisler
Xen
Rennant
Philadelphia
Phil
Gollen
Grover Cleveland
Michigan State
Tiren
Dodgers
Vehita
Ak Ora
Phils
Ramos
Beveng
Sistoris
Worl Sexton
Linst
Col Advani
Michey Robiris
Reldle Wallkua
Twlea
Anil
Inia Gan
Conta
Stombt
Andy Semivich
Prooklyn
Konstanty
Haschall
Taillel Pitchar
Tha Lewah
Edaja Waltkue
Bilpen
Richi Ashburn
Gwalled Dasa
Mvorybody
iCal Ahrama
Pnan
Former Cop Suspected In Gambling Inquiry
A Corning New York police officer and former partner of Brooklyn bookmaker Harry Groan faces a grand jury probe into gambling ties. Reports describe a $90,000 annual rambling practice and a $1.9 million protection payment alleged during his police service, with connections to high stakes horse dealings and substantial earnings.
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New York
Kings County
Attsailer F. McTonald
Trinl
Ramu
Corning
Harry Groan
Brooklyn
McDonald
Formar Plains Clothasman
Waldames B. Reardon
Meng
Westwort
Grinsa
Milk Report From Albaty Details New York Slate Output
A historic note reports New York slate production of 2 992 000 rounds of milk in 1090. The Staby Agrietive Department yesterday relayed figures and outlined the facility's output and scale.
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Albaty
New York
Staby Planta
Staby Agrietive Department
Yasterday
Red Premier Labels U S as China’s Worst Enemy
The article reports a controversial claim by Premier Chav Bre tai of Conmaunieh Chins, stating the American government is China’s most dangerous foe. It discusses North Korea, General Douglas MacArthur’s orders, and potential broader imperial clashes amid tensions with the United States and allies.
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U.S
China
Mastow
Chav Bretai
Conmaunieh Chins
Pravda
Grn
Dougel MacArthur
Jne
Tia Vittore
Hieadenel
Pelplag
Eam
Chiacka
Inee Simagey
Ty Imperintista
United States
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Ren
For Korea High Court
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Economie Cagpera iWest
ECA
Europe
Indinajon
Soviet Union
Kerwans
Urviveltatn
RGA
Toniy
ULN
Dangles MacArin
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Uhin
Neti
Sur
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Special Policy Group 9
HCA
State Department
Army
MacArthur
Austria
Marl Waidebrunner
Reig
Barney Alves
Jlenuties
Mantpov
Juan Lys Pornn
Lake Kinpears
Sep
Mney Foot
Ashburn
Sly Roberts
Faiyor
Tokie Robinson
Tiger
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