Allied Reinforcements Rushed as Reds Drive Near Pyongyang
Allied forces scramble to rescue two surrounded American regiments amid a major Red and Chinese counterattack. UNSAN area sees many units cut off while Marines push toward Changjin Reservoir. UN leaders say they retain initiative though the situation remains very serious.
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Seoul
United Nations
Pyongyang
U.S
U.S. Eighth Army
U.S. First Corps
MacArthur
Tokyo
Unsan
North Korea
Chong-ju
Red
U.S. First Cavalry Division
Kum
Chongchon
Manchuria-Korea
Yalu River
Korea
Chongchon River
Anju
U.S. 24Th Division
24Th
Kunu
Eighth Army
Cty
Republic of Korea
First Cavalry
4000 Man Combat Teams May Constitute Defense Of Germany
The United States and France debate German unit sizes for a Western European defense force. A regimental combat team around 4000 men could bridge gaps between France favoring battalions of 800-1200 and the US seeking divisions of 18,000-20,000.
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Germany
Washington
U.S
France
Jules Moch
U. S&s
Moch
Taft Asserts Chief Interest Is Welfare In Ohio Senate Race
Taft defended his record promising welfare for 12 years while denouncing a CIO funded flyer mailed to rural households at a cost of 50 thousand dollars. Stassen and Menjou campaigned in Columbus praising Taft and warning of economic strain and national debt. Stassen urged Ohio voters to back Taft with an overwhelming majority.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
CIO
Ferguson
Taft
Washington
Harold E. Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Adolphe Menjou
Stassen
Minnesota
Thomas E Dewey
New York
United States
Truman
Arsonist Segee Sentenced To Consecutive Prison Terms
Robert Dale Segee, 21, pleaded guilty to two minor arson fires in Circleville Ohio and admitted killing four others in arson. He faces two consecutive 2 to 20 year terms, with a potential 40 year maximum and possible parole after about 40 months.
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Circleville
Robert Dale Segee
Common Pleas
William D. Radcliff
Pickaway County
Segee
Ringling Bros
Hartford
Conn
Ohio
Cabinet Men Campaign for Democrats in Ohio
Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer and Attorney General J. Howard McGrath campaigned for Democratic candidates in Ohio. Sawyer spoke in Cleveland with State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson while McGrath in Toledo with Governor Frank J. Lausche. He warned of stricter controls amid Korea and Communism but said military strength and a high living standard would remain.
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Truman
Charles Sawyer
J. Howard McGrath
Ohio
Sawyer
Cleveland
Joseph T. Ferguson
United States Senate
Robert A. Taft
McGrath
Toledo
Frank J. Lausche
Don Ebright
Taft
Cincinnati
Korea Scions Oppose Rhee Premier Paik Nak Choon Rejected
The Republic of Korea National Assembly refused to confirm Paik Nak Choon as premier. The vote against Paik was 21 to 6. An opposition petition demanded the cabinet resign, blaming Rhee's government for the war. Choi Won Bong heads the movement, an independent from Pusan.
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Seoul
Republic of Korea National Assembly
Syngman Rhee
Paik Nak Choon
Paik
Rhee
Choi Won Bong
Pusan
U S Declines Immediate Ambassador to Spain
President Truman stated at a press conference that the United States will not send an ambassador to Madrid despite supporting the UN move to lift the diplomatic ban on Franco Spain. He warned it will be a long time before an ambassador is sent.
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Washington
U.S
United Nations
Spain
Madrid
Truman
New Red Cross Chief Takes Marshall's Place
Roland Harriman, a New York banker, is named president of the American Red Cross replacing Gen. George C. Marshall who becomes secretary of defense. The appointment announced by President Truman takes effect December 1.
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Red Cross
Marshall
Washington
Roland Harriman
New York
American Red Cross
George C. Marshall
Defense
Truman
French abandon Laokay fortress in Indochina retreat
French troops quit the Laokay fortress on the Chinese frontier in northwest Indochina, handing full control of the region to the Vietminh Army led by communists. The retreat signals a major shift in regional power during the ongoing conflict.
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Saigon
Indochina
Laokay
Police Roundup of Puerto Rican Nationalists Surges
In San Juan a broad police sweep targets Nationalists and Communist leaders after a failed assassination attempt on Governor Luis Munoz Marin and a separate plot against President Truman. About 400 detainees with 200 more in Jayuya surrender and are moved to San Juan as guards tighten city controls and a tear gas clash exposes a secret Albizu Campos detention.
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Puerto Rico
Nationalist Party
Luis Munoz
San Juan
Pedro Albizu Campos
Campos
Communist Party
Luis Munoz Marin
Truman
Washington
Jayuya
Sir Francis Drake
Munoz Marin
Albizu Campos
Insanity Plea Filed in Ohio Murder Case
Gerald Killinger 17 enters not guilty by reason of insanity over first degree murder charge in slaying of Harold Mast 24. He admitted shooting Mast to enable Max Amerman 27 to wed Mast’s Norwegian war bride Randi 24. Amerman also indicted. Killinger to stand trial next Wednesday. Mast killed Oct 5 at his home near Medina.
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Medina
Gerald Killinger
Harold Mast
Windsor E. Kellogg
Common Pleas Court
Killinger
Mast
Max Amerman
Randi
Amerman
Here
Truman Visits Two Injured House Guards
President Truman paid an unheralded visit to two White House guards shot while blocking an assassination attempt. He went to Emergency Hospital with Secret Service, spending about ten minutes with Privates Joseph A. Downs and Donald T. Birdzell.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Blair House
Body of Gustaf Lies In State at Stockholm
The body of King Gustaf V lay in state today in the chapel of Stock holm Palace. It will remain there until the funeral Nov 9. About 150000 people watched last night as the four year old monarch's remains were transferred to the capital from Drott ningholm Palace where he died Sunday.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gustaf V
Stockholm Palace
Drottningholm Palace
India Raged Over Tibet Invasion Sparks Global Tensions
Indian anger rose at China's invasion of Tibet as Moscow boasted of progress in the campaign. New Delhi urged UN takeover of Tibetan affairs and a plebiscite. Tibetan forces reportedly fell back toward Pempa Go as Chinese forces claimed advances. Pravda reported Chamdo's capture with Indian and British officers among the garrison.
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China
Tibet
Moscow
United Nations
Peiping
India
Socialist Party
Lhasa
New Delhi
Pempa Go
Red
Communist Party
Pravda
Chamdo
I. Vyoskov
Soviet Bloc Delays UN Debate On Anti Aggression Plan
In New York the Soviet bloc speeches stalled a planned General Assembly vote on a multinational anti aggression program. Czechoslovakia White Russia and Ukraine delivered long remarks delaying the decision as Mindszenty’s Hungary case sparks human rights focus and a blacklist proposal targets Hungary Romania Bulgaria.
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New York
Russia
Balkan
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Czechoslovakia
Ukraine
General Assembly
Flushing Meadow
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
United States Expands Atomic Weapons and Tactics
Washington reports indicate the Air Force and Army are accelerating development of atomic weapons and related systems for use with ground forces. The Bradley plan suggests using atoms tactically to deter or blunt invasions by concentrating forces and targeting advancing troops.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Air Force
Army
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Pact
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bradley
Reds Oppose Taft Ferguson in Ohio Senate Race
The Communist Party leader in Hamilton County denounces U S Senator Robert A Taft as a Wall Street spokesman and Joseph T Ferguson as a weak candidate. Frank Hashmall says Communists will help the masses defeat Taft and warns Cincinnati workers against relying on Ferguson to solve the people’s problems.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Congress
Wall Sr
Joseph T. Ferguson
Frank Hashmall
Taft
Ferguson
U. S. Senate
Hashmal
Plane With 48 Aboard Reported Missing Over Alps
An Air India Constellation with 40 Lascar sailors and eight crew led by a British charter may have crashed in an Alpine snowstorm. The four engine plane was en route from Bombay to London and was to join a cargo ship in Britain.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Air India Constellation
Lascar
Bombay
London
The
Line
Britain
Extended Forecast for Columbus Temperatures Drops Then Rises
Temperatures will be 3 to 6 degrees below normal early and near normal by period end. Normal highs 49 and lows 35. Precipitation expected at or below a quarter inch, with showers early in the period.
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Columbus
Payment Habits for Newspaper Deliveries
A plea urges readers to pay their newspaper carrier promptly. It warns unpaid collections reduce the carrier’s profits and stresses the carrier is not obligated to cover late payments. Forming regular payment habits benefits both parties and supports reliable delivery.
G B Shaw Sought Death in Final Days
At Ayot St Lawrence England George Bernard Shaw told nurse Gwen Howell he wished to die saying he was finished and dying. He lapsed into coma and died at dawn the next day. In earlier months he wrote of welcoming death and urged Belocs daughter that Belloc reach eternal rest.
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Hilaire Belloc
Shaw
Belloc
Hilaire
Three Ohio Doctors Inducted Into Army Medical Corps
Washington reports three Ohio doctors have been commissioned and ordered to duty with the Army Medical Corps since Oct. 10. Records show 14 other Ohio medical men have applied for commissions since that date as draft calls went out for 922 doctors 500 dentists and 100 veterinarians. Navy and Air Force have not requested doctor drafts.
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Washington
Ohio
Army Medical Corps
Army Surgeon General
Selective Service
Navy
Air Force
Woman Found Dead in East Palestine
The body of Mrs. Linnie Pear White, 58, was found in her smoke filled house trailer early today. Sheriff Howard Clark said she apparently died of suffocation when a blanket wrapped around her legs caught fire from a coal stove. The trailer filled with dense smoke.
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East Palestine
Linnie Pear White
Howard Clark
Kidney Transplant From Deceased Donor Successfully Performed
Surgeons report a deceased woman's kidney implanted June 17 is functioning in a recipient once doomed, though activity is below par. They withhold final judgments pending longer results and permanence of the graft as documented in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Chicago
Journal of the
American Medical Association
England to receive eight antiaircraft units for bomber bases
Washington reports four anti aircraft artillery units will be sent to England to fortify American bomber bases. The Army disclosed last night.
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England
Washington
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Soviet Bloc
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