All-Out UN Offensive Pushes Toward Yalu Front
United Nations forces led by MacArthur launch a broad offensive in northwest Korea and along the Yalu frontier to end the war before Christmas. US 2nd and 25th Divisions with Turkish brigade advance, with Marine and Rok units pushing along multiple sectors and air support aiding assaults into Sinuiju and Taechon areas.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Srward
Erent Miles
MacArthur
Yalu River
Manchuria
Yalu
Korea
U.S
Red
U.S. 24Th Division
Sinuiju
84TH
Naechongjong
Manchurian
Republic of Korean First Division
Taechon
Suiho
U. S
Kujang
ROK
Tokchon
Yongwon
8Th Army
89Th
U. S. Seventh Marine Regiment
Changjin Reservoir
Seventh Marines
Yudam
Great Reservoir
Marine Fifth Regiment
Hagaru
U. S. Seventh Division
Hyesanjin
Samsu
Ohio sees record cold with near zero forecast
Bitter cold gripped the Ohio Valley as temperatures plunged to 11 degrees and two to four inches of snow fell. Drivers faced icy roads while snow plows cleared highways and cinders treated curves and hills. The statewide trend showed near zero readings expected by Saturday morning with more snow possible.
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Ohio
Hocking Valley
Athens
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Zanesville
Lancaster
Newark
Sheriff's Office
Red Chinese delegation to press Korea charges at UN
A nine member Chinese Communist delegation arrived at Idlewild to argue Peiping charges of U.S. aggression before the United Nations Security Council. Diplomats expected private talks rather than an immediate council session, with Chou En Lai invited to discuss Korea developments.
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Sake Success
Idlewild International
Red China
United Nations Serity Council
Peiping
Yugoslavia
Ales Bebler
Security Council
China
Chou En-Lai
Douglas MacArthur
Chou
Truman
Formosa
Korea
Alva Johnston Dies Writer and Pulitzer Prize Winner
BRONXVILLE N Y Alva Johnston 62 magazine writer author and Pulitzer Prize winner as a newspaper reporter died last night at Bronxville Hospital Johnston a Yonkers resident won the 1922 Pulitzer for his New York Times coverage of the American Association for the Advancement of Science He began in 1906 at the Sacramento Bee joined the New York Times in 1912 moved to the New York Herald Tribune in 1928 became a freelance writer in 1932 with works in The New Yorker and Saturday Evening Post His books include The Great Goldwyn 1937 Wilson Mizner the Legend of Sport 1943 and The Case of Earl Gardner 1947
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Bronxville
N. Y
Alva Johnston
Bronxville Hospital
Johnston
Yonkers
American Association For the Advancement of Science
New York Times
Sacramento
Calif
Sacramento Bee
New York Herald Tribune
New Yorker
Saturday Evening Post
Wilson Mizner
Sport
Earl Gardner
Azerbaijan mountaineer Ibrahim Gadzhiev marks 151st birthday
A Soviet-era dispatch notes Ibrahim Gadzhiev, an Azerbaijani mountaineer, celebrated his 151st birthday. The report says he remains in good health despite his advanced age and his family counts about 50 members.
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Moscow
Azerbaijan
Ibrahim Gadzhiev
Gadzhiev
Reformatory Women Stage Fall Festival Revue
Marysville prisoners present the Reilly Revue named Fall Festival starts tomorrow at the women’s reformatory stage and runs on weekdays through Dec 10 with matinees Sundays Nov 26 Dec 3 and Dec 10. Proceeds aid the welfare fund funding movies athletics and recreation for inmates.
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Marysville
Women's Reformatory
Reformatory
Senator Calls Production the Key to Controlling Prices
Senator Anderson of New Mexico argues abundant production, not price controls, will curb inflation. He recalls WWII-era controls and says controls may cause shortages. production expansion is the preferred approach while acknowledging possible future use of controls if needed. The Federal Reserve notes restraint on retail credit dampens demand and installment buying, with automobile prices easing from summer highs.
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Washington
Anderson
D-Nm
New Mexico
Federal Reserve Board
Nations Speed Atomic Energy Development
Washington reports the United States Britain and Canada will share secret information on low power research reactors to hasten peacetime atomic energy work. The plan aims to avoid aiding military weapon development while clarifying distinctions between low power devices and high power reactors used for plutonium.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Canada
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
AES
104 Die in Korea New Casualty List No. 160
The Defense Department identified 169 more Korean War casualties. List No. 160 shows 104 killed 56 wounded eight missing and one injured in an accident.
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Washington
Defense Department
Schuman Urges West European Army for Peace
French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman proposed a European army with German units as a security basis for peace in Europe. He argued that a pooled steel and coal program should extend to the military field and that integrated units would prevent future national army conflicts.
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Strasbourg
France
Robert Schuman
Schuman
European Consultative Assembly
Germany
East
Schumann
U. S
OU Foreign Students Toast Lancaster Visit
A civic banquet honoring 21 foreign students from Ohio University will cap the community Thanksgiving gesture. The visit began as an informal experiment in international relations during the holiday stay in Lancaster.
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Lancaster
Ohio University
Million Dollar Blaze at California Clay Plant Kills Engineer
A $1,000,000 fire at Pacific Clay Products Co. in Los Angeles killed Meredith Hall Hawk, 42, the company engineer, after he aided salvage efforts. Battalion Chief Charles N. Hamlin and firefighter Hugo Wild were overcome by heat while fighting the blaze. Fire officials had not determined the rate of the fire.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Clay Products Co
Meredith Hall Hawk
Charles N. Hamlin
Hugo Wild
Navy Indispensable, Sec. Matthews Says
Tokyo reports Secretary of the Navy Francis Matthews says Korea proved the United States must maintain a large navy in a high state of readiness. He told the Foreign Correspondents' Club that the Navy is indispensable.
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Tokyo
Korea
United States
Francis Matthews
Matthews
Foreign Correspondents’ Club
Judo Lesson Causes Spouse Injury In Toledo
Roy Kiisley aged 26 was hospitalized with a serious knife wound after a judo lesson gone wrong. He told police he was teaching his wife how to avoid a knife thrust when she attacked him and he failed to dodge in time. his lung was punctured.
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Toledo
Roy Kiisley
Kiisley
Dewey Impellitteri Lead Long Island Railroad Disaster Probe
Gov Thomas E Dewey and Mayor Vincent R Impellitteri assume direct control of investigations into the Thanksgiving Long Island Railroad crash. At least 77 dead and 332 injured with 15 in critical condition as rescue efforts continue and cause remains under study.
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NEW York
Thomas E. Dewey
Long Island
Dewey
Vincent R. Impellitteri
Miami Beach
Cuba
Long Island Railroad
Times Square
Rockville Centre
Tito Says Yugoslavia Would Defend Independence
Belgrade Premier Marshal Tito told the AP on Thanksgiving that Yugoslavia would defend itself at a dear price if attacked by the Soviet bloc. He urged economy to fight famine and said Yugoslavia could buy arms from the West if Cominform threats intensified.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Associated Press
Russia
Congress
Truman
Tito
Moscow
United Nations
Nation reports holiday death toll hits new high
The nation records a Thanksgiving period with a record 189 accidental deaths, led by a Long Island Rail Road crash that killed 77. This surpasses prior peaks of 181 last year and earlier counts from 1948, 1947, and 1946.
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Associated Press
Long Island
Two Puerto Rican radicals held in Truman assassination probe
Julio Pinto Gandia and Juan Bernardo Lebron, leaders in the Puerto Rican Nationalist Party, are jailed in New York on conspiracy charges tied to the Blair House gun battle. Both face $50,000 bail with hearings set for December 6, amid claims of an organized plot involving the gunmen and their spouses.
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New York
Truman
Julio Pinto Gandia
Juan Bernardo Lebron
Secret Service
Grand Jury
Blair House
Gandia
Puerto Rican Nationalist Party
Lebron
Bronx
Oscar Collazo
Griselio Torresola
Nationalist Party
Torresola
Collazo
Rosa Collazo
Carmen Torresola
Washington
White House
U. S
Frederick H. Black
4-H Awards Top National Winners in Archievement Program
Oklahoma youth Porter Lee Jr and Carolyn Durham Smith of North Carolina earned $300 college scholarships and silver Truman trophies as national 4-H achievement award winners. The program rated production records, project count, and family impact. Second place went to Malcolm H. Brown of Massachusetts and Marjorie Jean Smallidge of Minnesota with $150 scholarships.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Porter Lee, Jr
Beggs
Okla
Carolyn Durham Smith
Andrews
N. C
Truman
Malcolm H. Brown
Southamptoe
Mass
Marjorie Jean Smallidge
St. Paul, Minn
Reactivation of Seventh Army in Europe announced
Heidelberg Germany United States announces the reactivation of its Seventh Army in Europe the first American army on the continent since demobilization after World War I Two veteran units the First Infantry Division and the U S Constabulary are assigned to the new army Gen Thomas T Handy the commander in chief in Europe announced
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Heidelberg
Germany
United States
Europe
U. S
U. S. Constabulary
Thomas T. Handy
Francis Hill Galbreath Dies at 94 in Columbus Home
Francis Hill Galbreath, 94, father of John W. Galbreath the Columbus realtor and Pittsburgh Pirates president, died at his Columbus home yesterday.
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F. H. Galbreath
Columbus
Francis Hill Galbreath
John W. Galbreath
Pittsburgh Pirates Baseball Club
Rebuilding Flood Areas Is Problem Across California and Nevada
Flood ravaged north central California and western Nevada face major rebuilding and rehabilitation. Fifteen thousand Californians remain homeless as nine days of rain and snowmelt recede. Reno and Carson Valley cleanups proceed with bulldozers while an emergency loan fund aids residents. The Weather Bureau predicts scattered rain that may slow drying.
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Associated Press
California
Nevada
Reno
Carson Valley
Devorce Capital
Weather Bureau
Central Valley
Brothman and Moskowitz Will Be Sentenced
New York report says chemical engineer Abraham Brothman and his associate Miriam Moskowitz, convicted of conspiring to obstruct a grand jury probe, will be sentenced November 28. They did not testify in the trial while key witness Harry Gold exposed their attempted cover up.
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New York
Abraham Brothman
Miriam Moskowitz
Brothman
Miss Moskowitz
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
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