Articles
- Deodorant Plant Lifts Eyebrows
- Argentina Lifts Newsprint Quota
- SAMUEL SACKS
- BROWNS TRIP SENATORS; Marsh's Single Decides Night Game in 10th, 5-4
- TOWN HOUSE SOLD ON THE EAST SIDE; Buyer to Occupy Modernized Home on Sixty-fifth Street -- Other City Deals
- Article 3 -- No Title
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- MRS. PARK FIRST WITH 80; Glen Ridge Golfer Captures New Jersey One-Day Event
- Knights of Lithuania Convene
- First Appearance Scheduled
- VETERANS WIN STUDY AID; Two Bronx Men Top List of 1,200 Getting 4-Year Scholarships
- Strike Halts Milwaukee Foods
- The Prayer Room at U. N.
- Citizenship Day' to Be Marked
- Movie on Wallpaper Uses
- Grocer Robbed of $1,000
- DONCASTER SALES DOWN; Yearling Receipts Are $212,577 Below Last Year's Total
- Beldame Handicap Draws 19 Starters and Will Be Run in Two Divisions Today; REAL DELIGHT TOPS NINE-HORSE GROUP Arcaro to Ride Calumet Filly, Highweight at 126 Pounds, in Rich Aqueduct Test NEXT MOVE IN OTHER FIELD Princess Lygia and Lily White Among Her Beldame Rivals Today -- Quiet Step Wins
- DEPUTY NOMINATED DEFENSE POST CHIEF; Small Plants Administration's Taylor Quits to Practice Law -- Truman Names Alabaman
- Passport Denials Protested; Refusal Is Described as Extralegal Punishment of Dissenters
- KEEP YOUR DISTANCE
- STOCK PRICES DIP IN A WEAK MARKET; New Sinking Spell Brings Them Within 0.12 Point Above Low for Current Downtrend AVERAGE SHOWS 0.91 DROP Trading Broadens Slightly to 1,091 Issues With 470 Off, 329 Higher, 292 Unchanged
- FEDERATED EUROPE IS WIDELY FAVORED IN POOL ASSEMBLY; First Day of Debate on Plan Shows Majority of Members Support Political Unity ONLY 3 SPEAKERS OPPOSED Coal - Steel Group Declines a Joint Secretarial Service With European Council FEDERATED EUROPE IS WIDELY FAVORED
- FRANCIS P. KING
- HOUSING PLAN OPPOSED; Robbins Favors Hunts Point Site for Industry
- United Nations
- YANKEES KEEP THE FLAG; South Yields on Relic It Sought From Iowa Collection
- Books -- Authors
- SCHOOL BOND HELD GOOD INVESTMENT; State Controller in Brochure Stresses No Holder Ever Lost a Penny Through Default
- DRAPER IN WARNING ON SOVIET THREAT; U. S. NATO Aide, However, Tells Oxford Session West Is 'No Longer Easy Pickings'
- JB/IISS SULLIVA____NNTO lARRY.; Teacher in Jersey Betrothed te Frederick E. Walker
- ISRAEL AID CALLED SOUND INVESTMENT; Export-Import Bank Chairman Says U. S. Loans Will Lead to Security in Mid-East
- FREE' FORD LOCAL DELAYED BY U.A.W.; International Rule Retained Pending Minor Poll Run-Offs -- Top Officers Re-elected
- WALTER L. BROCK
- SELLING IS CALLED 'A FORGOTTEN ART'; Schenley Official Calls It Key to Every Market in Urging Need of Bigger Volume
- YUGOSLAVIA REFUSES TO BUDGE ON TRIESTE
- HERMAN LE ROY JONES
- LEADING WAFDISTS DROPPED IN PURGE; Party Suspends Its Secretary and 2 Ex-Ministers -- Reds Move to End Monarchy
- NEW MARINER LAUNCHING; Mrs. Heileman to Be Sponsor at Ceremony Thursday
- GIANTS SWITCH COULTER; He Will Play at Center Against Rams' Eleven Here Thursday
- GRAIN THEFTS CHARGED; Indiana Indictments Allege Federal Stocks Were Taken
- GREEN URGES LABOR TO GET OUT BIG VOTE
- Jersey Firemen Re-elect
- JAILED IN RECORD THEFT; Two Who Looted Redfield Safe Get One to Five Years
- WARD, STRANAHAN GAIN SEMI-FINALS; Morey, Knowles Also Triumph in Quarter-Final Round of Western Amateur Golf
- Communists Lose in Hyderabad
- LUNTS AGAIN TAKE LONDON BY STORM; Stage Couple Returns to British Capital in New Coward Play and Is Warmly Received
- CAROLYN BROKAW : BRIDE OF OFFICER; Has 4 Atte. ndants at Marriage to Lieut. Douglas .Delanoy Jr., U, S. N., in Plainfield
- MINISTER CONFESSES $23,000 SWINDLE ROLE
- CUBS DEFEAT PHILS TWICE, 5-1 AND 7-0; Minner Notches 13th Victory in Opener -- Kelly Captures 2d Game on 3-Hitter
- OIL GROUP ELECTS SLATE; A. W. Scott Chosen President of Petroleum Association
- Fourth Estate's Alumni
- MRS. L. VAN DE WATER JR.
- MERCIER BIG STAR IN COLUMBIA DRILL; Halfback Shows Speed, Cutting Ability -- Princeton Tests Players for Defense
- RAYTHEON CO. SALES UP; Volume in June, July Reported Twice That of Year Ago
- Eisler Is Silenced By German's Query; Question of Facts Silences Eisler As He Attacks Bonn Peace Pacts
- Made Spiritual Leader Of East End Synagogue
- CADETS TO ENTER SALVATION ARMY; 36th Class, With 63 Young Men and Women, Will Parade and Attend Meetings
- TRUMAN NAMES U.N. GROUP; Senators Green and Wiley Will Attend Assembly Session
- Nehru Seeks Talks by the Great Powers To Settle Issues Threatening World Peace
- CITY LIGHTING BILL EXPECTED TO RISE; $1,945,944 Yearly Increase, Recommended by Paduano, Up to Estimate Board EDISON ASKED $2,500,000 ' Package' Contract Agreed On Also Calls for Purchase of Equipment Now Rented
- FLAME OVER WASHINGTON; Brilliant Streak Across the Sky Probably a Meteor
- The Proceedings In the U. N.
- Attack Beaten Off
- THE FOREIGN POLICY DEBATE
- New Zealand Now Has 2 Million
- MINER POLICY GROUP SUMMONED BY LEWIS
- Paper Resumes Publication
- HARRIS LEVETOWN
- PAY ISSUE SPLITS TEXTILE INDUSTRY; Mills in South Threaten Court Test Against National Rate -- Stand Opposed by North
- FRANCE WINS FILM PRIZE; Venice Festival Also Cites John Ford and Fredric March
- Shop Triples Store Space
- WOMAN DOCTOR NOW MAN; Member of Noble British Family Takes a Male First Name
- MORITZ SCHI..OSS
- De Gasperi Wins Unity Award
- Equitable Nine in Tourney
- Elmira Bus Strike in 80th Day
- Mercury Rises to 89.9; Today to Be Warm, Too
- MATTEAWAN SAFETY IS DOUBTED BY JURY
- PITTSFIELD POLOISTS WIN; Quartet Defeats Fairfield Club for Northeastern Title, 13-3
- Text of Senator Taft's Statement and His Answers to Questions
- Japanese Singers to Join City Center's 'Butterfly'
- Langhorne---Bradley
- SCANDAL UNIT AIDE GETS U. S. TAX POST; Lyon, Counsel for King Group, Named by McGranery to Head Justice Agency Division
- ATHLETICS' ROOKIE STOPS TIGERS, 7-6; Fricano Pitches Last Three Innings to Achieve First Big League Triumph
- Coal Output Up Again
- Defense School Aid Sought
- DR. NORMAN HAIRE
- GIULIANI VICTOR IN 4TH; Stops Lombardo at St. Nicks -- Patterson Halts Godbold
- Crude Oil Stocks Off in Week
- NEO-NAZIS DISBAND PARTY IN GERMANY; Socialist Reich Secretary Says Members' Lives Are in Peril -- 9 Officials of Group Held NEO-NAZIS DISBAND PARTY IN GERMANY
- EPISCOPAL BISHOPS FAVOR DIACONATE; Move to Give Lifetime Status to Lay Assistants to Clergy Requires Action by Deputies
- TAFT MOVE HAILED IN OHIO; G.O.P. Chief Calls It Clear Call to State -- Bricker 'Gratified'
- Marshall Meets Auriol
- STATE EDITOR GROUP HONORS 4 WEEKLIES
- 2 Seized in Connecticut Hold-Up
- Squibb Official Elected President of Lentheric
- ARABS MOVE TO AIR ISRAELI FEUD IN U.N.; Chief Issues Are Jerusalem and Refugee Reparations -- Plea on Malan Rule Ready
- AUGUST MILK PRICE SET; $4.04 a Hundred for Dairymen in Six State New York Shed
- TRUCE BID SEEN REJECTED; Enemy Indicates Disapproval of Mexican Plan on Captives
- FOOD FOR PAKISTAN
- GOOD TIMES' TALK MEETS CHALLENGE; Federal Statistics Criticized at Research Parley -- Worth Per Capita Declared Cut
- YUGOSLAVIA'S REDS ALTER PARTY RULES; Democratic Centralism, Total Communism and Monopoly of Rower Are Three Aims
- Seeks Rest of Burns Bros. Stock
- Article 2 -- No Title
- ACTS ON TRUCK PROTEST; Army to Investigate Complaint of Akron Loss of Haulage
- MUSIC NOTES
- LUMBER OUTPUT UP 12.7%; Shipments 19.7%, Orders 10.9% Above Same Week of 1951
- Yugoslavia Asks Albania to Pay
- G. VICTOR COOLS
- Army to Quit Big Claremont Pier; Labor Strife Is Linked to Action; $20,000,000 Jersey City Terminal Will Be Vacated Oct. 31 and Work Shifted to Other Ports -- 900 to Lose Jobs
- Queen Is Invited to Race Colt Gay Time at Laurel
- MATHEWSON WARNS OF PERIL IN BERLIN; U. S. Commandant Declares That Situation Is Still Critical -- More Red Harassments
- CITY COLLEGE TAKES KEY TO NEW CAMPUS; Manhattanville Nuns in Brief Ceremony Transfer 18 1/2-Acre Facility to Dr. Gallagher
- ARBITRATION SEEN ON DOCKMEN'S PAY; Union's Wage Committee Votes for Procedure, Subject to Approval of Members
- SPEED BOAT TESTS AT RED BANK TODAY; Craft Assemble on Navesink for National Sweepstakes Ending Tomorrow
- 3 Escaped Convicts Seize Family, Hold Home 19 Hours to Elude Hunt; Pennsylvania Family Held Captive 19 Hours by Convicts 3 FUGITIVES HOLD FAMILY 19 HOURS
- G. O. P. IN A 'MESS,' SPARKMAN INSISTS; Illinois Democrats Cheer Talk in Which He Says Foe Takes 'A Trail of Ambiguities'
- 200 IN F. B. I. GIVE BLOOD; Brooklyn Red Cross Appeals for Donors as Needs Increase
- $87,500 BAIL FORFEITED; 4 Gold Smugglers Have Fled U.S. and Cannot Be Extradited
- HELEN E. COLE BETROTHED; Former Art Student Here to Be Bride of W. Verner Casey
- INDEPENDENTS SEEN VITAL IN '52 ELECTION
- CUBAN TEAM TAKES TUNA TOURNAMENT; Scores 3,009 Points in the 3-Day International Test U. S. 2d With 2,395
- COPPER STOCKS SHOW RISE; 83,771 Tons of Refined in August Gain of 10,114 Over July
- AIR MARSHAL PECK, 59, BRITISH WARTIME AIDE
- MRS. AMPLESS FAGANS
- BULLA PACES SNEAD BY STROKE WITH 137; Verona Golfer Leads Eastern Open After Two Rounds -- Ford in Trio at 139
- BONDS AND SHARES ON LONDON MARKET; Trading Is Quiet but Improved Outlook for Wage Dispute Aids Firm Undertone
- 2 Colombian Liberal Chiefs Get Asylum in Venezuelan Embassy; Take Refuge in Venezuelan Embassy EMBASSY ASYLUM FOR 2 COLOMBIANS
- METHODIST UNITS ELECT; Bishop Holt of St. Louis Heads Church's Board of Pensions
- Air Reservists to Be Checked
- Schmitt Would Back Fairchild
- DIRECTORS FAVOR PUGET POWER SALE; Stockholders Urged to Accept $89,990,000 Offer Made by Six Utility Districts
- NATIVE TERRORISTS RAID KENYA MISSION
- RAILWAYS TO HAVE 'WEEK'; Eastern Roads' 100,000th Freight Car to Be on Exhibition
- LIED OUT OF FEAR, JACK GROSS SAYS; Gambler's Brother Testifies at Police Trial He Was Afraid of Reardon, Ex-Policeman
- RAIL UNIONS OFFER TERMS; Central's Negotiators Receive Proposal on Grievances
- REVERSAL IS SHARP IN POTATO FUTURES; Day's Losses 25 to 21 Points -- Coffee Also Off, Sugar Mixed -- Cocoa and Oils Advance
- 4,000 Slated for Dismissal
- North Korean
- SCHOLARLY INTEGRITY
- Carrier Gets Big Carrier Order
- MME. PANDIT HEADS GROUP; Nehru's Sister to Head India's Delegation to U.N.
- Linseed Oil Price Cut 1/2 Cent
- MEXICAN VOTE CERTIFIED; Congress, as Electoral College, Lists Presidential Results
- JERSEY FLOWER SHOW ON; Monmouth-Elberon Event Draws Record List of 200 Classes
- YADDO FETE OPENS WITH ONE PREMIERE; Antheil's Sonata for Trumpet Scores -- Phillips, Harris and Copland Works Also Heard
- HEADS STATE REALTORS; William A. Wells of Buffalo Elected at Albany Meeting
- Named to Form Lebanon Cabinet
- TEXAS FLOODS EASE, LEAVING SEVEN DEAD
- Yale Rushing Plans for Football Opener Against Connecticut Next Saturday; COACH OLIVAR SAYS ELIS HOLD PROMISE New Yale Mentor Sees Team Developing Well Unless Injuries Interfere EMPHASIS ON AIR ATTACK Squad Working Out T-Offense From Eight Basic Plays -- Molloy at Quarterback
- TITO VISITS U. S. FLEET; Sees Four-Hour Aerial Show From Carrier Coral Sea
- Welfare Aid in 1932 Repaid
- MILLION LEGAL FEE ASKED; Washington Lawyer Files Suit in Dollar Steamship Case
- TV REFUSAL ANGERS CARDS; Saigh Threatens Withdrawal of Team From Giant Game Sunday
- TRUMAN TO STUMP THROUGH 24 STATES; Starts 8,500-Mile Whistle-Stop Trip Across Nation Sept. 27 -- Talks Here on Oct. 11 TRUMAN TO STUMP THROUGH 24 STATES
- Truman Vows to Be 100 As He Gets Lifetime Pass
- 3 Get Payroll, in 'Stopped' Checks
- M'Carran Man Approved For Job May Not Get It
- Son of T. Claude Ryan Killed
- CHICAGO SKIPPER VICTOR; Clarke Wins Opening 2 Races of Indian Harbor Series
- Mrs. Charles H. Meyer Has Son
- Wallace Is Undecided
- ONE HITTER HEADS PAWTUCKET FIELD; Greentree, Atkinson Set for Third Score in Special -- DeSpirito Boots 4 Home
- GREY KNIGHT WINS HORSE SHOW TEST; Ryan Jumper Scores at Piping Rock -- Young Hunter Title Taken by Full O'War
- Stock Admitted to Listing
- VINCEN"r J. KEEGAN
- W:A:(BtLL) HUgLEY,] TRAINER OF HORSES; f Idle Head of E. R. Bradley's Hour Stock Farm 46 Years Dies--Deveioped Birnelech
- U. S. BOMBERS SMASH YALU POWER PLANT; SOUTH KOREANS GAIN; B-29's Loose a 300-Ton Blow on Supung in a 2d Attack Near Manchurian Border NAVY RAIDS IN NORTHEAST R.O.K. Units Seize Ridge, Fight Off Reds on 'Capitol Hill' -- Sabre Jets Down MIG U. S. BOMBERS MAUL YALU POWER PLANT
- Simple Letter to Matisse Nets Chicagoan a Drawing
- Painter, 69, Rescues His Partner Dangling on Scaffold 10 Stories Up
- MRS. MONAGHAN ENDS GRAND JURY REVOLT
- CONNALLY IS AGAINST LIBERATION BY FORCE
- News of Food; Fresh Apples on Hand but Higher Priced Because Crop This Year Is Below Normal
- Ex-Member Is Accused Of Stealing the Church
- Ching Plans to Resign 'Soon'
- REFUNDING COSTS TO U. S. GO HIGHER; $10,861,027,000 Operation Next Week Calls for 2 1/8% Rate, for 14 Months Term EXCHANGE IS PROPOSED New Notes Will Be Offered for 1 7/8% Certificates Coming Due on Next Oct. 1
- CEYLONESE IN HONG KONG; Three of Trade Mission to Red China En Route to Peiping
- THE SECOND AVENUE SUBWAY
- New High-Lift Pallet Truck
- MITCHELL DEPICTS EISENHOWER LOSS; Democratic Chairman Regards Foreign and Domestic Stands as 'Surrendered' to Taft
- AFRICAN DEFIANCE WIDENS; Non-Whites Flout 'Unjust Law' Despite Mounting Arrest
- E. H. W. MEYERSTEIN, POET AND NOVELIST
- Regional Counsel Named To Renegotiation Board
- BROOKLYN DEFEATS CARDINALS, 8 TO 5; Pafko Paces Dodgers' 16-Hit Attack, Driving in 5 Runs With 2 Homers, Single BLACK HURLS 14TH VICTORY Relieves Roe in Fourth and Yields 4-Baggers in Eighth to Musial and Rice
- RETAIL SALES 7.2% ABOVE AUGUST, '51; Mail Order and Chain Stores Increased in All Categories but Men's Wear, Off 0.6%
- BRIG. GEN. W. A. DUMAS, IN ARMY FOR 30 YEARS
- HAGUE, EGGERS CALLED; Subpoenaed to Appear Before Grand Jury in Pier Inquiry
- Tampa Team Cigar Bowl Host
- BULLDOZER FAILS TO MOVE GAS FOE; Stops Foot Short of Man Who Blocked Pipeline Progress on Westchester Property
- CUBAN REFORM PLEDGED; Batista, Addressing Gathering, Speaks of Land Distribution
- Action on Traffic Toll Is Urged
- SHOT IN ESCAPE ATTEMPT; Brooklyn Man Trying to Evade Arrest Felled by Police Bullet
- BARON'S TEAM VICTOR; Miss Lowenstein Helps in 70 in Leewood Golf Tourney
- BOLIVIAN CONFIRMS TIN NATIONALIZING; World Bank Governor Makes Known Decision -- Scores Concerns for Country's Ills
- Extra! Survey Discovers Shave, Haircut for 25c
- TAX EVASION IS DENIED; Daniel Zwillman Taken From Prison to Enter Plea
- IRAN STUDENTS DUE IN U. S.; 800 Expected to Attend Colleges Here Under New Agreement
- Lions Down Texans, 21-14
- Bucher--Aufderhar
- INSURGENTS IN KINGS GO TO COURT MONDAY
- Sedgman and McGregor Reported Set to Turn Pro
- Article 4 -- No Title
- SIDELIGHTS OF THE DAY
- WILLIAM KIRKLAND
- REV. HARRISON MAYNARD
- INDIA'S CRICKETERS DRAW; All-Star Rivals Avoid Defeat as English Season Closes
- On Leave From Koppers For N.P.A. Chemical Post
- SEWER TEST BARES HALF-BLOCK DEFECT; Pipe Found Missing in Project by G. C. Clemente as Queens Traces a Water Fault SEWER TEST BARES HALF-BLOCK DEFECT
- STATE OFFICE PICKETED; Demonstrators Protest 1,006 Labor Department Dismissals
- SCHOOL SHIFT MONDAY; Jersey Youngsters to Move Away From Airport Area
- BENELUX GROUP TO MEET; Halting Collapse of Economic Union Plan Is Aim of Talks
- PINAY BIDS WOMEN CHALENGE PRICES; French Premier Puts It Up to Them to See That Rollback Decree Is Effective
- U. N. Museum Seminar Monday
- 6 Seized in Thefts Netting $1,000,000; 6 SEIZED IN THEFTS NETTING $1,000,000
- Russians Return 3 Britons
- Turbine-Driven Plane Can Take Off Straight Up, Then Fly Horizontally; Flight Direction Controlled by Streams of Compressed Air -- Week's Other Patents Cover Clam Splitter and Mail Sorter TURBINE AIRPLANE RISES STRAIGHT UP
- Vietminh Supply Road Bombed
- KOREAN COMBAT PAY
- Advertising and Marketing News
- AIRCRAFT STRIKE PUT OFF; But Delay at Douglas Is Aimed at Wider Walkout Monday
- MAJORITY VOTING ADOPTED IN GREECE; Electoral Bill to Ease Rifts Wins, 132-121 -- U. S. Backed It -- New Poll Likely Soon
- MORTON .MOORE PRICE
- JERSEY DWELLINGS IN STRONG DEMAND
- Schacht Sees Premier Again
- ROBERT F. TUCKER
- Ships Crash in Sydney Harbor
- Walcott Knocks Sparring Partner Unconscious With a Left to Jaw; Champion Flattens Nelson in Workout for Sept. 23 Bout -- Marciano Is Trying to Raise His Weight 3 Pounds to 187
- DANBURY ASKS COURT AID; But Pipeline Might Be Finished Before State Tribunal Rules
- Spain and Cuba in Trade Pact
- WAGNER TO INSPECT 4 JAMMED SCHOOLS; Complaining Parents Invited to Join Borough President on Tour Next Monday OFFICE GETS 25 PROTESTS Some Report Overcrowding Is So Bad That Children Have to Sit on Floor
- Candidate Spurns A. D. A. Aid
- Cornell Stresses Offense
- Dr. Santos Denounces Regime
- SERVICE WOMEN HONORED; 3-Cent Stamp Commemorates Efforts During World War II
- ROBBERY SUSPECT HELD; Young Bridegroom Is Linked to 30 Hotel Hold-Ups Here
- AID FOR REFUGEES URGED; Catholic Charities Parley Hears It Is U. S. Christian Duty
- BLOOMGARDEN ADDS NEW PLAY FOR FALL; Producer to Stage Ravetch's 'Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang' After Miller Show
- Bombers Subdue White Sox, 6-4, To Keep Half-Game League Lead; Martin's Home Run and Triple Help Yanks Win -- Blackwell Sharp in Relief Role
- 4 Columbia Directors Promoted
- Mathis, Huseth Prospects
- TULYAR 11-8 IN ST. LEGER; Aga Khan Colt Favorite Today in Rich British Race
- MRS, SEDGWICK KISTLER
- JOSEPH W. MARTIN
- Title Auto Race Tonight
- INSURANCE AGENTS ELECT; New Jersey Association Names Cranford Man President
- TAFT TO HELP EISENHOWER; BIDS FOLLOWERS BACK HIM; TWO AGREE ON BASIC ISSUES; OHIOAN WILL SPEAK Promises to Deal With Personalities in Stump Tour for General ACCORD IS REVISED HERE It Stresses Limits on Taxing and Spending and Adheres to Labor Law Principles TAFT JOINS FORCES WITH EISENHOWER
- Youth Finds $156 Nugget
- Five Oklahoma Buildings Burn
- Japanese to Cotton Parley
- Aid for New Projects Barred
- Housekeeping Today
- STEVENSON ASKS WHO HIS RIVAL IS: TAFT OR EISENHOWER; Declares General Begs 'Kind word' From Ohioan and G.O.P. Is Two Parties HE CLOSES WESTERN TOUR Stresses Peril of Communism, Scores Opponent for Backing Jenner and McCarthy STEVENSON ASKS WHO HIS RIVAL IS
- Arraignment of Grammer Set
- LIVESTOCK IN CHICAGO
- Panama President in Mexico
- STABILITY IS SEEN IN MARKET POLICY; Nadler Says Return of Initiative to Reserve Banks Has Not Raised Interest Rates EISENHOWER AT MEETING Presidential Candidate Invites State Bankers to Feel Free to 'Sit and Talk' With Him STABILITY IS SEEN IN MARKET POLICY
- Bradley Arrives in Paris
- CONFUSED TRADE POLICY
- BUSINESS NOTES
- BRANNAN DECLARES FARMERS BACK HIM; Year-Old Survey Held to Show Full Parity Favored -- Delay Is Linked to 'Politics'
- RUSSIANS THWART U.N. ON MISSING CAPTIVES
- JULIO ARANA
- Stores Sold in Durham, N. C.
- DR. OTTO GEOFIGE KRANZ
- RAIL EXPRESS FOUGHT ON NEW RATE HEARING
- 225 TO GET COMMISSIONS; National Guard Ceremonies Are Set for Tomorrow
- MAINBRACE VANGUARD HEADS FOR NORTH SEA
- ANGINA PAIN FOUND TO YIELD TO HEPARIN
- Morse Gives Report on Bases
- Speedy Descent of Italian Paratroopers Leads to Quick 'Victory' in War Games
- Wanger to Be Released Today
- FURNITURE DISPLAY IN VARIED DESIGNS; ' Circa '60' Group at Sloane Derived From Many Periods, Materials and Techniques
- SPOKESMAN CALLS MOVIES 'UNBOWED'; Paramount's Raibourn Admits TV Threat but Is Optimistic at Engineers' Centennial
- THE SCREEN IN REVIEW; Ida Lupino and Robert Ryan Seen in 'Beware, My Lovely,' New Film at the Palace
- Cleveland to Be Site of Play-Off Contest If Yanks and Indians End Season in a Tie
- COMPETITION HELD 'KEY TO PROGRESS'; President of Harvard Asserts Public Ownership Advocates Fail to Recognize This Need CITES TECHNICAL ADVANCE Speaks in Ohio at Dedication of Miami Valley Laboratory of Procter and Gamble Co.
- Topics of The Times
- $3,600 Payroll Taken
- Wood, Field and Stream; Rope and Horse Recommended Equipment for Big Deer Hunters in Maine
- TWO INDICTED HERE AS MANIPULATORS; First Action of Kind Accuses Long Island Men of Plotting to Violate the S. E. C. Act
- XEtqEGR00SSE?, 62, n EXPERTOIlTHEE/tST ~, - ,; Member of' .French oademyi Authority on 'Oriental. Art and C. ivilizations, Dies *...-. ;
- HARRY A. EDSON
- JOE E. BROWN IS SET FOR TV CIRCUS SHOW; Dolores Gray Also Will Star -- John C. Wilson to Direct and Anita Loos to Write
- Atlas Drops Superpower Offer
- Texas Storm Disabled 107 B-36's, Or More Than Military Said It Had; STORM DISABLED 107 B-36 BOMBERS
- Memorial to Mayor La Guardia
- Lanza Gets Papal Honor Today
- 47,000 DRAFT CALL SET FOR NOVEMBER; Same as October, Still 7,000 Under Average Army Needs to Meet Personnel Goals
- MARINE DEATHS CUT BY ARMORED JACKET
- Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary Plans Luncheon and Fashion Show on Oct. 14
- MAHONEY ELECTED TO SUCCEED QUINN; Manhattan State Senator's Choice as Minority Leader Held Victory for DeSapio MAHONEY ELECTED TO SUCCEED QUINN
- Parole Prodigal Returns
- COTTON PRICES OFF BY 14 TO 24 POINTS; Early Gains Offset as Market Eases on Hedge Selling and Week-End Liquidation
- 2 Cleared of Tel Aviv Bombing
- Abroad; The Common Aim Here Is European Unity
- Named Sales Manager Of Samuel Gabriel Sons
- FUTURES ARE WEAK IN CORN, SOY BEANS; Splendid Weather Again Cuts Into Strength -- Commission Wheat Buying Is Active
- Death Toll in Sinking at 86
- LOY NEWMAN CHELF
- HOUSING CONVEYED IN LONG ISLAND CITY; Six-Story Building Contains 70 Suites -- Dwellings Lead Other Long Island Sales
- NEW YORK VICTOR, 4-2, THEN BOWS, 8-7; Giants Get 4 of Their 5 Home Runs Against Reds While Dropping Second Game
- Jamaica Sugar Estimate Up
- Iranian Leader to Visit U. S.
- GERTRUDE COGHLAN," FORMER ACTRESS, 73
- Lutz Tops League Batters
- TRANSFER NEARER FOR YONKERS LINE; P. S. C. Completes Rehearing on Property Switch That Has Delayed Closing of Sale
- REPLY TO SOVIET STUDIED; U. S., Britain, France in Talks on Possible Changes
- 73 GIRLS IN SHORTS TAKE POLICE TESTS; Physical Examination Held in Public for First Time for Aspiring Women Bluecoats
- NAMES OF 5 INDICTED AS GAMBLERS LISTED
- Sees Eden on Pact Problems
- ROBERT TAYLOR SET TO PLAY LANCELOT; ' King Arthur' to Be Filmed in Color in England -- Metro's Star List Open for Cast
- Shop Aids Larger Girls
- Deadline on Yule Parcels For Men Abroad Is Nov. 15
- VIC SONG TROT WINNER; Beats Lt. Dean, Army in Straight Heats at Reading Fair
- AUTO OUTPUT AT '52 PEAK; Week's Production of 128,508 Is Highest Since Year Ago
- Books of The Times
- F. P. C. SUSPENDS RISE FOR 7 GAS PIPELINES
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- AUGUST C. HILLMAN
- MALAN REOPENS ISSUE; Makes Bid on Administration of South-West Africa
- CITY ASSURED ON POLIO; Health Chief Says 1952 Will Not Be an Epidemic Year Here
- PIPING ROCK HOLDS ITS HORSE SHOW BALL
- STEVENSON ENDORSED BY MACHINISTS' UNION
- Offerings and Yields Of Municipal Bonds
- Fliers Get Posthumous Honors
- JAN-KING. MARRIED IN CAPITAL CHURCH; [,ate Army Colonel's Daughter ' I, Bride of Capt. Benjamin Crabbs Evans Jr., U, S. A.
- TRUCE ADVOCATED AT OTTAWA PARLEY; Flanders Offers Plan He Says Would End War -- Delegates Split Over Red China
- CHILDREN HARVEST PINT-SIZE GARDENS; Two Sixth-Grade Girls Share Honors -- One Likes Radishes, Other Favors Swiss Chard
- EXECUTIVE CHANGES
- AUSTRIA DISPUTES RUSSIAN CHARGES; ' Anti-Democratic' Basic Laws Were Approved by 4 Powers, Vienna Tells Soviet Aide
- Erie to Build New Diesel Shop
- Argentine Group Gets Monopoly
- Moslem Affiliation Denied
- Texts of Stevenson's Addresses at Phoenix and at Albuquerque
- NAVAL STORES
- U. N. COUNCIL REBUFFS SOVIET ON APPLICANTS
- MRS. GEORGE R. BRANSON.
- APARTMENT HOUSES IN BROOKLYN DEALS
- 52 MORE CASUALTIES; Newest List in Korea Contains None From This Area
- RICHARD coXE M'CALL
- AMBROSE LIGHTSHIP IS COMMISSIONED; New Vessel to Leave Baltimore Late in Month -- She Will Take On Supplies Here
- SCHWARTZ VICTOR AT NET; Vincent, Masterson, Eisenberg Also Win at Perth Amboy
- DECISION ON CHAPMAN PUT OFF IN VICE CASE
- Wanted: by a King and His Harem, Two Doctors (Man, Wife), $50,000
- Currency Controller Denies 'Resistance' To Inquiry in Mineola Bank Swindle Case
- MRS. MENZEL WINS SENIOR LINKS TITLE; Innis Arden Golfer Is Victor in First Bid for Metropolitan Crown at Century Club
- NO HIGHER OFFER TO IRAN IS LIKELY; Mossadegh Would Do Well to Get Down to Business, London Opinion Holds
- Of Local Origin
- DECORATIONS MARK GREAT NECK HOUSE; Unusual Ideas Carried Out to Add Freshness to Model to Be Put on Display
- FEDERAL AIDES BAR 'GIFTS'; Federation Stresses 'Ethical Performance of Duties'
- BRAVES WIN BY 16-0 AFTER 8-TO-1 LOSS; Pirates Take Twilight Game at Boston as Kiner Drives 35th and 36th Homers
- 3-HITTER FOR WYNN STOPS RED SOX, 5-0; Pitching With Two-Day Rest, Indians' Ace Wins 21st for Team's Ninth Straight
- Stand on Candidates Queried; Position of Stevenson and Eisenhower Contrasted on Issues
- LONGSHORE ARBITRATION
- O'Doul Stays With San Diego
- Connecticut General Dividend
- ALEXANDER SHOTLANDER
- CARNATION SALES AT SIX-MONTH HIGH; Farm Product Concern Lists $154,212,006 for Period but Earnings Are Off
- Article 1 -- No Title
- Son to Mrs. Herbert Wiesenberg
- HOG DISEASE CURTAILED; Farm Agency Says It Has Been Wiped Out in 10 of 23 States
- IRON ORE CEILINGS RAISED; Merchant Product of Superior Affected by Wage Contracts
- DIANA PARI$1t MAKES .? oBur Ar oANc
- Brazil Purges 27 in Navy
- Moose to Build High School
- PRIMARY PRICES DIP 0.2% DURING WEEK; 111.5% of 1947-49 Average -- Substantial Drops Recorded in Some Farm Products
- U. N. to Hold Talks on Adoptions
- Two New Envoys in Tokyo
- PETER ELES-'DIES; ,-AGISTRATE, 60; Former State Senator, Special' ':U. S. Attorney, Had Served on Bench for 16 Years '
- GOV. KENNON MAPS EISENHOWER DRIVE
- COMMODITY INDEX OFF; Prices Dip to 289.6 on Thursday From 290.2 on Wednesday
- FOR EUROPE'S DEFENSE; State Department Says Asia Is Less Vital as Curb on Russia
- T. D'ALESANDRO SR.
