U S Infantry Takes Town On Border Without Fight
American infantrymen crossed the Yalu into the border town Hyesanjin without firing a shot. Maj. Gen. Edward M. Almond led the 7th Division as they reached the riverbank at 9 45 a m and declared the drive to the Yalu boundary has divided enemy held territory and isolated forces east of the 127th meridian.
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Seoul
Hyesanjin
Edward M. Almond
Yalu
Manchuria
United Nations
David G. Barr
Comba
Herbert B. Powell
17Th
Red Manchuria
Korea
Tumen
U.S
Huge Cuts In Spending Are Asked
The U S Chamber of Commerce urged Congress to cut non military spending by at least 6 billion dollars before considering excess profits taxes. Alvord outlined three tax ideas, including a 50 percent corporate rate and added excises, while urging strict waste reduction.
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Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Ells Morth Co
Alvord
Chamber
Truman
House
Ways and Means Committee
GOP Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Jury Indicts 12 Persons For Contempt of Congress
A U S grand jury indicted 12 individuals including atomic scientist Clarence Hiskey of Brooklyn Polytechnic and heiress Mrs Louise Berman on contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions during a House investigation into Communism. Also named were Esther Rice of Cincinnati Balmadge Raley of Lockland Ohio and Frank Hashmall of Cincinnati.
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Washington
U. S
Congress
House Committee
Clarence Hiskey
Brooklyn
N. Y
Polytechnic Institute
Louise Berman
California
Electrical Workers Union
Esther Rice
Cincinnati
Balmadge Raley
Lockland
Ohio
Frank Hashmall
Mass Funeral Held Today For Five Slain Relatives
In Vineland New Jersey a mass funeral was planned today for five relatives of Teresa Ingenito among the victims of a deadly shooting spree. Teresa remains hospitalized with wounds from a Friday night attack by her estranged husband Ernest. Three other victims were wounded. Gloucester County detectives chief George Small said psychiatrists found Ingenito sane and not suffering mental blackouts during the killings.
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Vineland
N.J
Teresa Ingenito
Ernest
George Small
Gloucester County
Woodbury
Ingenito
Market For Household Items Remains Steady
A steady demand exists for usable household equipment with a constant market for appliances. The article notes ongoing buyer interest regardless of date or season, illustrating enduring value in secondhand goods.
Pomeroy Chief of Police Charged With Misconduct by Mayor
Mayor Sidney A. Spencer files 11 charges of misfeasance malfeasance nonfeasance and misconduct in office against Pomeroy Chief of Police Walter E Wolfe at a village council meeting. Charges allege mistreatment disobedience of orders unauthorized payments failure to enforce law improper meter checks and other disobediences.
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Pomeroy
Spencer
Sidney A. Spencer
Walter E. Wolfe
City Hall
Edward Strauss
Cecil Kauff
Bailey
Wolfe
Ralph Warner
Middleport
Ohio
Columbus Pace
Walter D. White, Jr
Werry
Duckworth
Younger Drafts Sought for 18 and 19 Year Olds
Maj. Gen. Lewis B Hershey urged halting deferments for 18 and 19 year olds as Selective Service pressed younger groups amid high exemptions. He warned 30 to 40 percent of remaining eligibles may be rejected for physical reasons. Ohio will pause inductions Dec 20 to Jan 1, while meeting a Dec quota of 2,890 with detailed county figures.
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Philadelphia
Lewis B. Hershey
Armed Forces
Selective Service
Hershey
Goble
Ohio
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Licking
Meigs
Wealthy Woman Seeks Divorce Over Social Etiquette Demands
Mrs Frances Valle Reyburn Nelson 32 sues for divorce from James Martin Nelson III former secretary treasurer of Exchange Investment Company claiming he required her to wear blue jeans at social events and use old newspapers as towels. She says he kept breakfast dishwater for washing dishes later and cites inheritance from 1946 as context.
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ST. Louis
Frances Valle Reyburn Nelson
James Martin Nelson, III
The
Exchange Investment Company
EUB Church Approves Million Dollar Budget at Conference
The Evangelical United Brethren Church closed its general conference after approving a 1,000,000 annual budget. Delegates delayed departure by an hour as they also authorized unions of 22 conferences and three more, named 35 trustees and council members, and selected "Christ Veils" as the new theme.
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Dayton
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Council of Administration
Black Market Gold Found Smugglers Freed on Bond in NYC
Two men Manfred Fliegel and Charles H Manning were arrested at LaGuardia as they prepared to fly to India with 150 pounds of gold hidden in shoes and luggage. U S Attorney Frank J Parker called it the trail of an international gold smuggling ring.
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New York
United States
Frank J. Parker
Brooklyn
Manfred Fliegel
Charles H. Manning
Sydney
Australia
la Guardia Field
India
Grange to elect new national master at Minneapolis meeting
The National Grange will name a new master at its 84th annual convention in Minneapolis. Secret balloting begins at 3 30 p m with no nominations. Henry D Sherwood of Pine Plains New York Herschel D Newsom of Columbus Indiana and Joseph W Fichter of Columbus are mentioned as candidates.
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Minneapolis
National Grange
Henry D. Sherwood
Pine Plains
N. Y
Herschel D. Newsom
Columbus
Ind
Joseph W. Fichter
Columbus Five Day Extended Forecast for Nov 22 26
Ohio's five day forecast shows temperatures 2-4 degrees below normal with average highs near 43-45 and lows around 31-32. Expect little change except warmer Thursday and colder afterward, with 0.25 to 0.50 inch precipitation and frequent snow flurries.
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Columbus
Ohio
Christmas Story to Start on Editorial Page
Beginning in today's Messenger, Charles Dickens's A Christmas Caro will appear on the editorial page in picture form. It will continue from now until Christmas.
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Messenger
Charles Dickens
Atomic Fuel Project Near Completion
Idaho Falls report on the U S Atomic Energy Commission site for a breeder pile nearing completion on the Snake River plains. The reactor designed to create fuel and support peaceful atomic power sits on a 400000 acre reserve with two other reactors for naval power and testing materials.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Snake River Plains
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Snake River
Naval
Great Reservation
New Jersey Rejoins Fleet After Mothball Removal
The battleship New Jersey once flagship of Admiral William F. Halsey shed her moth balls today signaling active service return. Her redeployment strengthens the Third Fleet as tension remains in the Atlantic.
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Bayonne
N.J
New Jersey
William F. “Bull
Halsey
Third Fleet
Nine Dead In Western Flood Area
Floods sweep northern and central California and western Nevada killing nine and leaving thousands homeless. Reno submerged with two deaths as Truckee River surged. Sacramento evacuees reach 700. Bear River breaches levees near Hammonton and Marigold. Weather Bureau predicts more rain. Governor Warren mobilizes National Guard as rivers rise amid record high levels.
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Associated Press
California
Nevada
Reno
Sacramento
Bear River
Marigold-Hammonton
Yuba County
Sutter-Yuba County
Hammonton
Marigold
Marigold District
Hammonton-Marigold
Earl Warren
California National Guardsmen
Weather Bureau
Father and four sons die in farm house fire
A 51 year old father Lloyd K Stine and four of his sons Dean Daniel 13 Elden Joe 11 Garry Eugene 5 and John Harvey 0 died in a blaze four miles south of Findlay. Mother Lucille worked at National Fibres Co when fire started. Richard 15 escaped after attempting to aid the family. The 12 room frame house burned and firefighters struggled to recover the bodies.
Senate panel cites war surplus blunder and rubber woes
A Senate Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee report faulted federal agencies for mismanaging surplus war plants and rubber policy. It criticized the Munitions Board and GSA for sales at Kansas City and Omaha, and noted the rubber order favored large companies. It urged aggressive foreign and domestic rubber initiatives.
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Washington
A_ Senate
Armed Services Preparedness
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Munitions Board
Commerce Department General Services Administration
Air Force
GSA
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Department
National Production Administration
China Charges Reds In United Nations Case
T. F. Tsiang the Nationalist delegate prepared to present new evidence accusing the Soviet Union of engineering China's Civil War and backing Mao Zedong to flood China with Soviet technicians as the UN considers an inquiry commission in the 1951 assembly.
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Lake
China
T. F. Tsiang
United Nations
General Assembly
Tsiang
Basic
Mao Tze-Tung
Area Woman Suffers Burns in Apparent Fire Accident
New Straitsville widow Mrs Elizabeth Wion, 67, was in critical condition at Mount St Mary Hospital after an incident in which her dress caught fire. Ambulance brought her around 11 am. Sons Leonard and Herman of New Straitsville had not yet arrived. niece Mrs Mable Tignor was with her.
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Nelsonville
New Straitsville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Elizabeth Wien
Wion
Leonard
Herman
Mable Tignor
George Wion
GOP State Senators Hold Party Caucus
In Columbus 26 Republican state senators met to form leadership for the next General Assembly. They planned to appoint Roscoe R. Walcutt of Columbus president pro tem and majority floor leader for his fifth term and to name Thomas E. Bateman of Columbus as clerk of the Senate.
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Columbus
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Thomas E. Bateman
Senate
Early Morning Fire Kills Ohio Family
A fire swept a Loveland area home early today and firefighters believe four family members died. Three more houses were damaged and two other relatives remain unaccounted for. Names include Harry Hall 32 Irene Hall 27 and sons Dale 8 and Jummy 22 months.
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Cincinnati
Loveland
Harry
Ae) Hall
Irene
Dale
Jummy
Montis
CIO Puts Attention On Marshall Plan Aid
At the CIO convention delegates shift focus from domestic politics to Marshall Plan aid. They await a foreign policy resolution with secrecy around its exact measures. President Philip Murray warns that economic rehabilitation of aided countries is not sufficient and more is demanded.
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CIO
Chicago
Philip Murray
America
Production Workers Earn $61.98 Weekly
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports 13.1 million production workers earned an average of $61.98 per week for 41.4 hours in October. The average weekly pay rose by 1.30 from September, with the typical production worker’s week slightly longer.
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Washington
America
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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