Asian nations seek three man Korea cease fire panel at UN
Twelve Asian sponsors led by India's Sir Benegal Rau ask the General Assembly to tie a Korea cease fire to broad Far Eastern settlement talks. A U.S. spokesman signaled opposition to the second resolution as appeasement, while Gen Romulo walked out over voting. The plan includes a 3 member panel to arrange a Korea cease fire and a seven man committee to decide all Far East issues.
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India
Sir Benegal N. Rau
Assembly
Rau
Korea
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Nassrollah Entezam
Iran
Entezam
General Assembly
China
Formosa
U.N
U.S
Washington
Philippines
Carlos P. Romulo
Romulo
Lake Success
Eighth Army Near 38th Evacuation Fleet Ready
North Korea retreat accelerates as United States and allied forces pull back toward the 38th parallel amid a Communist push. Refugees flood south while Hungnam prepares an evacuation fleet and MacArthur reports 270000 Chinese divisions across the border.
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North Korea
United States
China
Red Korea
Eighth Army
North
South Korea
U.S
10Th Corps
Hamhung
Hungnam
Soviet Siberia
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
MacArthur
Korea
Manchurian
Pyongyang
38Th Parallel
Austin Says UN unity will face world crisis
Washington AP Warren Austin, US delegate to the United Nations, believes behind the scenes talks will unite free nations in strong unity to meet the world crisis. He says more concrete solutions will emerge as forces consolidate beyond debates in the Security Council and General Assembly.
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Washington
Warren Austin
United Nations
Free Nations
United States
Rep. Talle
R-la
Security Council
General Assembly
Austin
Talle
UN Security Council
Military Suggests Censorship in New Korean War Phase
Tokyo reports Col. M. P. Echols outlines four censorship guidelines for war coverage amid a broader conflict with China. He denies formal censorship but stresses secrecy as enemy capabilities grow, detailing limits on information about planned moves, enemy positions, equipment effectiveness, and troop locations.
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Tokyo
M. P. Echols
MacArthur
Korea
United Nations
Five Day Forecast For Columbus Area Weather
Columbus forecast shows temperatures about 35 degrees below normal with highs near 32 and lows around 17. Periods of snow or flurries expected with precipitation around a quarter inch, little change in temperatures expected over the period.
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Columbus
Ohio
Want Ad Bargains Bring Cash Buyers
Mrs. E. Ward of 21 Mill Street Athens placed a brief want ad in the Sun Day Messenger offering a good condition black coney fur coat size 14 for 20 dollars. Dial 26RD to inquire.
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Mill St
Athens
Sunday Messenger
Congress Gets China Aid Bill Backed By Republicans
Washington reports the drive for military aid to Nationalist China moves to the 82nd Congress after 34 Senate Republicans and four Democrats backed the measure. Senator Knowland notes the new Congress will have 47 Republicans and expects a renewed push when it convenes next month.
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Washington
China
82Nd
Congress
Senate
Knowland
Calif
Lausche to Attend Civil Defense Banquet in Lima
Governor Frank Lausche plans to attend a Lima civil defense banquet after praising Lima and Marion units in Washington. He testified yesterday before the Senate Armed Services Committee on civil defense matters.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Washington
Lima
Civil Defense Organization
Marion
Senate Armed Services Committee
Bids Opened for Route 7 Improvement in Southeast Ohio
Bids were opened in Columbus for the Route 7 improvement between Coolville and west of Tuppers Plains. W N Holderman and Sons, Inc. bid 1,750,890, well below the 2,078,500 engineer estimate. The 8.39 mile project features 22 inch reinforced concrete, flood-safe design, and a completion target of November 30, 1952 with 60 percent relocation work onsite.
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Coolville
Tuppers Plains
Columbus
T. J. Kauer
W. N. Holderman and Sons, Inc
Chester
Highway Department
Shade River
Hocking River
Engi
Athens
Pomeroy
Man Pleads Innocent To Grabow Murder
William R. Russell, 21, charged with first degree murder in the beating death of Linden lumber executive Walter S. Grabow, pleaded innocent at arraignment in a township court. He waived examination and was bound to the Franklin County Grand Jury.
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Columbus
William R. Russell
Walter S. Grabow
Linden Lumber
Franklin County
Moscow Celebrates Red Letter Day
Cartoonists and poets in Moscow mocked U S president Truman after his letter to Washington music critic Paul Hume criticized Margaret Truman. Soviet humorist S Marshak penned verses in the Literary Gazette while Trud published a cartoon showing Truman punching the critic with Margaret Truman watching nearby.
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Truman
Washington
Paul Hume
Margaret Truman
S. Marshak
Literary Gazette
Trud
Daughter
Grange Opens Tith Meeting
The Ohio State Grange opened its 78th annual convention in Toledo. State Master Joseph W. Fichter of Oxford seeks a fifth term with Byron Frederick of Copley as sole opponent. About 1500 candidates receive the sixth state degree tonight.
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Ohio State Grange
Joseph W. Fichter
Oxford
Byron Frederick
Copley
Summit County
Ohio Committee For the Advancement of Grange
Butter Cars Suggested For Long Island Line
New York Queens District Attorney Charles P Sullivan urged use of empty first and last cars as buffers on the Long Island Railroad after a Thanksgiving Eve wreck that killed 78 and injured more than 300. He recommended transferring safety oversight from the Interstate Commerce Commission to New York State Public Service Commission and installing automatic trip devices to halt trains if a danger signal is ignored. Sullivan found no evidence of criminal negligence but cited a general system of operation. Engineer Ben jamin Pokorney, who died, likely disregarded a stop and proceed signal. The inquiry remains open with potential for another wreck, said J Irwin Shapiro.
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New York
Queens
Charles P. Sullivan
Long Island
Sullivan
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York State Public Service Commission
Benjamin J. Pokorney
District Attorney's Office
J. Irwin Shapiro
America Makes Bid For Tito Friendship
The House considered a bill to aid drought stricken Yugoslavia by allowing the Economic Cooperation Administration to use up to 50 million dollars. The measure passed the Senate 60 to 21 and House action was expected soon. Sen. Taft supported the aid, Sen. Bricker opposed.
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Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
House
Senate
Economic Cooperation Administration
Robert A. Taft
John Bricker
Misplaced papers shuffle GIs to Korea from Seattle
Missplaced documents sent Jack Wilson of Ohio to Korea instead of Eielson Alaska and Pvt Arlie Evans of Berkeley Springs to Korea via Fort Lawton Seattle. Wilson served in an anti aircraft battalion at Pyongyang and earned a battlefield corporal promotion before orders were corrected. Evans remained in Japan after a paper mix up surfaced.
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Enton
Eielson
Alaska
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Berkley Springs
W. Va
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Ohio
Fort Lawton
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Korea
Japan
Milton W. Witt
Pyongyang
Anchorage
Yokohama
Senate group seeks softer excess profits tax plan
The Senate Finance Committee advances toward a gentler excess profits tax, aiming for a fairer yardstick than the House standard of 75 percent on profits above 85 percent of the best three years. They weigh allowing in earnings for early 1950, with Truman seeking about 4 billion in first-year revenue.
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Senate Finance Committee
Senate Committee
Truman
House
Riots in Singapore Leave 14 Dead as Curfew Declared
Police impose dusk to dawn curfew as two days of clashes kill 14 and injure over 140 in Singapore. Soldiers fire on mobs in the east. four Chinese among the dead. The high court allows Maria Hertogh to be returned to Holland. AP reporters injured in the rioting.
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Supreme Court
Maria Bertha Hertogh
Holland
Maria Bertha
Sumemer
Associated Press
Tony Masterson
Larry Allen
Masterson
Allen
Margaret Truman Hearts Audience Yet Critic Prefers Opera
Margaret Truman sang for 1500 fans with the Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra. Critics labeled her voice not suited to operatic or orchestral accompaniment, though the crowd demanded two encores.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Margaret Truman
Miss Truman
Court decision clouds questions on grand jury silence law
The Supreme Court ruled that a Denver defendant Patricia Blau had a constitutional right to remain silent before a federal grand jury, raising issues about contempt of Congress cases, immunity laws, and potential impact on 24 defendants indicted for contempt, including Earl Browder and Philip Jaffe.
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Supreme Court
High Court
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Denver
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ecourt—Jutice Clark
Justice Black
Congress
Justice Department
Earl Browder
U.S
Philip Jaffe
Amerasia
Fawranderbilt Frelgh
New York
Shelter Question in Civil Defense Bill Sparks Debate
Washington lawmakers tackle a 2.25 billion shelter issue as Senate Armed Services subcommittee works to finish a civil defense bill before January 3. Ohio Governor Lausche and Nebraska Governor Peterson urge progress on the broader program, noting limited shelter effectiveness and eight minutes warning.
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Senate Armed Services
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Val Peterson
Nebraska
Lausche
Counscil
Peterson
Chicago
Attlee Reports On Postwar Conference With Truman
Prime Minister Attlee, returning from a trip described as full, frank and friendly, said he had discussed a wide scope of world crisis matters with President Truman and Canadian officials. He planned to brief the cabinet promptly and prepare a House of Commons statement for tonight or tomorrow.
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Attlee
Truman
House of Commons
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