Air Battle Longest of Korean War With Ground Action Slow
In the Korea theater near the Manchurian frontier the longest aerial battle of the war pitted U S Air Force F 51 Mustangs and F 80 jets against MiG 15s with no American losses. Ground fighting was limited to patrols as Chinese Red forces withdrew from the Chongchon River area.
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U.S
Manchurian
Chongchon River
MacArthur
United Nations
United States
UN Security Council
Korea
Fifth Air Force
Sinuiju
North Korea
Yalu River
Manchuria
Toyo
Anju
Jack MacBeth
Changjin Reservoir
Yonghung
Wonsan
Tokyo
Kanggye
Ohio Voters Flock to Polls Ahead of Taft Ferguson Race
Ohio ballots move at record pace with heavy early voting across cities Clevelands Springfield Cincinnati Canton Akron Dayton Lancaster Lima Newark Chillicothe Zanesville Logan Athens Marion Mansfield as Taft Ferguson contest dominates national issues Taft home city sees peak turnout weather clear with long lines and high expectations of a record statewide turnout expected to top 3 million votes.
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Springfield
Oon
Cincinnati
Taft
Canton
Stark County
Akron
Mercury
Dayton
Lancaster
Ohio
Lima
Newark
Chillicothe
Zanesville
Logan
Athens
Marion
Mansfield
Second Ward
Close Races To Settle Congressional Control
The nation votes to decide control of Congress with 36 Senate seats, 432 House members and 32 governorships at stake. Democrats lead in the Senate and House, while Republicans seek gains amid Korea tensions and a high turnout. Key contests include California Colorado Connecticut Idaho Iowa Maryland Michigan New York Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Wisconsin.
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House
Truman
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Acheson
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Oklahoma
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Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
Ohio
California
Connecticut
Michigan
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Taft Voted Early as Campaign Returns Loom
Cincinnati dispatch reports Senator Robert A. Taft casting his ballot at exactly eight o clock. The Ohio Republican, opposed for reelection by Democrat Joseph Ferguson, appeared cheerful as he left his car and paused for photographers. Taft planned rest the day and await evening returns with friends.
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Art
Korea
China
Ohio
Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
Taft
Would-Be Assassin's Body Flown Home
The body of Griselio Torresola, who attempted to assassinate President Truman, will be flown to Puerto Rico tomorrow and turned over to his parents. It was transported from Washington to a Brooklyn funeral home and placed in a glass-lined steel casket costing 1600 dollars.
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New York
Griselio Torresola
Truman
Puerto Rico
Washington
Brooklyn
Extended Forecast for Columbus Temperatures Rise Slightly
Temperatures will average 2 to 4 degrees above normal with a normal high of 48 and low of 32. Mild Wednesday followed by cooler late Thursday and little change thereafter. Scattered showers Thursday and rain late Friday or Saturday, total precipitation 0.25 to 0.50 inch.
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Columbus
Want Ads Work For Renters And Buyers In Messenger
Mr. S. S. Shaw of Route 1 Athens rented his house via a small four line ad: 3 ROOM COTTAGE one mile out on Route 56 Garage garden good water and electric 12 dollars per month. The Messenger Want Ad is a quick easy inexpensive way to rent buy sell or trade.
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S. S. Shaw
Athens
Shaw
Dial
International Harvester Strike Ends Early Plant Reopen Likely
Chicago sources report an early resumption of operations at nine International Harvester plants after a 10 week strike. CIO United Auto Workers at six plants were told to be ready for a back to work call and locals were ordered to remove pickets as the union canceled its national strike.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
CIO United Auto
Blast Kills Three at English Explosives Plant
A violent blast at an explosives plant near Harwich England killed at least three workers and injured 15. One worker is missing after the explosion and structural damage.
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Harwich
England
Here
Elected Officials Salaries Listed in Ohio
Columbus reports annual salaries for Ohio officials. U S Senator earns 15000 plus 2500 expenses. Congressman 15000. Governor 13000 plus mansion and 12500 expenses. Lieutenant Governor 4000. Secretary of State 8500. Treasurer 8500. Attorney General 8500. Legislature members 2600. Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice 12500. Associate Justice 12000.
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Columbus
U.S
Ohio Supreme Court
Races to watch indicate voting trends across states
Key contests nationwide guide early insights on political leanings. Notable matchups include New York governor Dewey versus Lynch and Lehman against Hanley, with polls closing 6:30 to 11 p.m. across Ohio Illinois California Connecticut and Colorado.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Walter A. Lynch
Herbert H. Lehman
Dlib
Joe R. Hanley
Pennsylvania
Francis J. Myers
Senate
James H. Duff
John S. Fine
Richardson Dilworth
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
GOP
Joseph T. Ferguson
Frank J. Lausche
Don H. Ebright
Illinois
Scott W. Lucas
Everett M. Dirksen
California
Earl Warren
James Roosevelt
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Richard M. Nixon
Connecticut
Brien McMahon
Joseph E. Talbot
William Benton
Prescott Bush
Chester Bowles
John Davis Lodge
Colorado
Eugene D. Millikin
Senate Republican Conference
John A. Carroll
UN Diplomats Seek Cautious Stand on China In Korea
Western diplomats debate a narrow UN resolution to condemn China by implication over Chinese intervention in Korea. They urge refraining from naming China while reaffirming anti aggression and troop withdrawal goals. Moscow's stance remains unsettled and a veto risk looms.
Tito Abides UN Decision Tito Abides UN Decision
New York Times quotes Marshal Tito stating Yugoslavia will follow United Nations decisions if Korea escalates into conflict. Tito told C L Sulzberger in Belgrade he would oppose aggression and align with UN determinations on the aggressor.
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New York
New York Times Today
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
United Nations
Korea
United States
China
Times
C. L. Sulzberger
Belgrade
Tito
U.S. Urges China to Cease Aid in Korea Crisis
Washington reports indicate the United States favors a United Nations Security Council demand that Chinese Communists stop aiding North Korea. The plan would avoid accusing aggression or linking Peiping to Chinese military units, while MacArthur notes red forces oppose U.N. troops. President Truman urged Chinese restraint.
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Lake Success
United Nations
McArthur
China
Korea
World Organization
Security Council
Washington
United States
United Nations Security Council
North Korea
Peiping
Douglas MacArthur
U.N
State Department
U.S
Truman
Parties Split Even In Mountain Village
HARTS LOCATION New Hampshire Republicans and Democrats split in a tiny mountain village claiming first in the nation to report. Democrat Robert P. Bingham narrowly defeated Gov Adams 5 to 4. U E Senator Charles W Tobey, a Republican seeking a third term, won 6 to 4 over Emmett J Kelley.
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Hart
N. H
Robert P. Bingham
Gov. Adams
U. E
Charles W. Tobey
Emmett J. Kelley
West Virginia teen says teacher abducted her
Ann Tabor of Naoma, 17, says former Marsh Fork High teacher Lewis Daniel kidnapped her and forced marriage. Daniel, 33, surrendered and faces abduction charges. cops report she bears minor injuries and received medical care. The couple reportedly wed in Grant Kentucky after her disappearance October 29 from Charleston.
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W. Va
Ann Tabor
Lewis G. Daniel
Raleigh
R. G. Coen
Miss Tabor
Naoma
Daniel
Charleston
Coen
Marsh Fork High School
Montroal
Grant
Kentucky
Reds offer sympathy for Koreans amid revolutionary anniversary parade
Marshal Budyonny urged sympathy for the Korean people fighting for freedom as the Soviet leadership marked the Bolshevik Revolution’s 33rd anniversary. Army and Navy ministers called for constant vigilance and combat readiness while a large military parade highlighted by self-propelled guns and tanks unfolded on Red Square amid fog and drizzle.
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Moscow
Semeon Budyonny
Korea
Budyonny
Supreme Soviet
Red Square
Adm
Ivan Stepanovich Yumashev
65 000 To Help AP In Election Report
An army of 65 000 will gather and report tonight's election results for the Associated Press. Months of planning have merged AP staff election workers and newspaper and radio staffs into one team to cover 115 000 polling places. They are connected by 300 000 miles of leased wires to compile and report returns for national state and local races. The plan mirrors a military operation in scope and staffwork.
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New York
Associated Press
Truman Votes Amid Korea Fears in Independence
President Truman votes in Blue Township precinct while expressing worry over Korea. He avoids comments on Manchurian Chinese forces and cites a long-distance talk with Secretary Acheson. He backs Thomas Hennings in the race as part of a straight Democratic ticket.
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Truman
Korea
Manchuria
Charley G. Ross
Acheson
Blue Township
Washington
Thomas C. Hennings, Jr
St. Louis
Forrest Donnell
Hennings
Mr. Truman
Emery Allison
Company and CIO Fail To Agree In Phone Talks
New York reports say company and CIO Communications Workers negotiators failed again to reach terms over wages contract length and retroactivity. A looming strike could halt national telephone work Thursday with up to 300000 workers affected as Western Electric faces pressure from Divisions 6 and 18. Division 6 seeks up to ten cent hourly increases from a 1.62 average wage, while Division 18 has been offered a 10.14 percent rise from 1.55.
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New York
Western Electric Company
CIO Communications Workers of America
CWA
Western Electric
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
No. 6
Western Electric Telephone
Eleven Hurt in Norfolk and Western Train Wreck
Eleven people were injured when the Cavalier passenger train derailed 18 miles east of Portsmouth. Ten are trainmen, all reported not seriously hurt. The wreck blocked the line for hours and caused considerable damage as the locomotive left the rails and plunged down an embankment with five baggage and express cars overturning.
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Portsmouth
Norfolk and Western
Here
Cincinnati
Woman's Body Found at Ohio River Harbor
Cincinnati police investigated a murder after a young unidentified woman, possibly a mother, was found with a skull fracture in the Ohio River at a harbor. A boat harbor employee, Paul Laske, spotted the partly submerged body caught against a harbor float near Sweetwine yesterday.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Paul Laske
Sweetwine
Alien Students to be Checked Under New Immigration Rules
The Immigration Service plans to verify on temporary permit students studying in the United States. Officials aim to ensure compliance with visa and enrollment requirements for those from foreign nations attending American schools.
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Washington
The
Immigration Service
Rent Ceiling in 15 Ohio Cities
Rents in 15 Ohio communities will stay under federal control after the new year, the housing expediter’s office said. Voters in Akron will decide today whether controls stay in effect. Contolled communities include Bethel, Chillicothe, Felicity, Girard, Lowellville, McDonald, Newark, New Boston, Steubenville, Struthers, Tiltonsville, Washington Court House, Yorkville, Youngstown, and Zanesville.
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Ohio
Akron
Bethel
Chillicothe
Felicity
Girard
Lowellville
McDonald
Newark
New Boston
Steubenville
Struthers
Tiltonsville
Washington Court House
Yorkville
Youngstown
Zanesville
Lancaster Shooting Deaths Ruled Murder-Suicide
Fairfield County coroner Dr. Joseph Geer ruled Ralph Newell a 38 year old glass worker and his wife Ona Newell 36 dead in a murder death by own action. Geer said Newell shot Ona three times and then killed himself after their separation.
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Joseph Geer
Fairfield County
Ralph Newell
Ona Newell
Geer
Newell
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